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Volume 21-Issue 1 February 2014 Inside this issue: Hall of Fame, 3 out of 4..….. 2 Hotel Accommodations..…. 3 Proposal’s, Club Directory 4 WT Application Insert Treasurer’s Report……..…. 5 Membership Info………..... 6 Spring Meeting Set…….…. 7 NHPA Application……….... 8 A new pitching sea- son is almost upon us. Looking forward to the World Tour- nament at the Erie County Fairgrounds in Hamburg, NY. If you plan on pitching in this event and don’t have your 4 tournaments you still have time. There is no need to wait until the last minute. Also, if you have not been to a WT in a while, it is now electronic scoring. So on page 7, I have added Call The Score Correctly”. You will notice that in some issues of the “MUD” I will be inserting applications. In this issue it will be the World Tournament Application. May issue will house the camping registration which can be sent to Paul Thomas after May 1st. On the NYSHPA website under applications in the table of contents I have made it so that there are three ge- neric applications on one sheet of paper for printing and sharing purposes. Please think about taking advantage of having the “MUD” emailed to you or just view it online. Postage has gone up again this past January. If you did not mark it your renewal application and would like to receive it via email or be viewed online, just send me an email stating which one From The Editor’s Corner: To send in your 2014 membership…...see page 8 for the membership renewal application! I would like everyone to know that I will not be running for NYSHPA President this upcoming term. Following this years NYS Tournament, I will be permanently moving to our new home in Eclec- tric, Alabama. I will finish out my term and continue to help with this year’s World Tournament. After that, I shall be helping Montgomery, Alabama to try and win the bid for the World Tournament in 2016. Can you believe that? Finish up the year with a bang here in New York and then start out in Alabama where we left off. It’s real fun- ny and ironic how life works out sometimes. I really hope that someone steps up to the plate and decides to become leadership for New York State. Support is still needed from our local clubs for the World Tournament. Erie Horse- shoe Club from Pa. has generously donated $500. I would like to thank all the members for giving me this opportunity and supporting me throughout my Presidential term. I have made many lasting memories with so many of you, and think of you all as my “horseshoe family.” This will not be the last time that you hear from me or see me. Diane and I will always be around, just not during the winters that’s for sure! Stay warm…..Lyle Dorler, NYSHPA President Message from President Dorler you would like at [email protected] Please keep in mind that only one hard copy is mailed per residence. If you do not receive your Mud I need to be notified. I triple cross check my mailing list. In closing I am going to try one more issue in color print. I found a cheaper source for ink that I think will meet my needs. However, if it turns out not to be cost effective then the hard copies will be printed in black & white. Online will still be uploaded in color. ~Karen Extra! Extra! Read All About It! Hall of Fame on page 2

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Volume 21-Issue 1 February 2014

Inside this issue:

Hall of Fame, 3 out of 4..….. 2

Hotel Accommodations..…. 3

Proposal’s, Club Directory 4

WT Application Insert

Treasurer’s Report……..…. 5

Membership Info………..... 6

Spring Meeting Set…….…. 7

NHPA Application……….... 8

A new pitching sea-

son is almost upon us. Looking forward to the World Tour-

nament at the Erie County Fairgrounds in Hamburg, NY.

If you plan on pitching in this event and don’t have your 4

tournaments you still have time. There is no need to wait

until the last minute. Also, if you have not been to a WT in a

while, it is now electronic scoring. So on page 7, I have

added “Call The Score Correctly”.

You will notice that in some issues of the “MUD” I

will be inserting applications. In this issue it will be the

World Tournament Application. May issue will house the

camping registration which can be sent to Paul Thomas

after May 1st.

On the NYSHPA website under applications in the

table of contents I have made it so that there are three ge-

neric applications on one sheet of paper for printing and

sharing purposes.

Please think about taking advantage of having the

“MUD” emailed to you or just view it online. Postage has

gone up again this past January. If you did not mark it your

renewal application and would like to receive it via email or

be viewed online, just send me an email stating which one

From The Editor’s Corner:

To send in your 2014 membership…...see page 8

for the membership renewal application!

I would like everyone to

know that I will not be running for NYSHPA President this upcoming term. Following

this years NYS Tournament, I will be permanently moving to our new home in Eclec-

tric, Alabama. I will finish out my term and continue to help with this year’s World

Tournament. After that, I shall be helping Montgomery, Alabama to try and win the

bid for the World Tournament in 2016. Can you believe that? Finish up the year with

a bang here in New York and then start out in Alabama where we left off. It’s real fun-

ny and ironic how life works out sometimes. I really hope that someone steps up to

the plate and decides to become leadership for New York State.

Support is still needed from our local clubs for the World Tournament. Erie Horse-

shoe Club from Pa. has generously donated $500.

I would like to thank all the members for giving me this opportunity and supporting

me throughout my Presidential term. I have made many lasting memories with so

many of you, and think of you all as my “horseshoe family.” This will not be the last

time that you hear from me or see me. Diane and I will always be around, just not

during the winters that’s for sure!

Stay warm…..Lyle Dorler, NYSHPA President

Message from President Dorler

you would like at [email protected] Please keep in

mind that only one hard copy is mailed per residence. If

you do not receive your Mud I need to be notified. I triple

cross check my mailing list.

In closing I am going to try one more issue in color

print. I found a cheaper source for ink that I think will meet

my needs. However, if it turns out not to be cost effective

then the hard copies will be printed in black & white.

Online will still be uploaded in color. ~Karen

Extra! Extra!

Read All About It!

Hall of Fame on page 2

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the Mud

Published by the New York State Horseshoe

Pitcher’s Association

President: Lyle Dorler

2309 Mezzio Rd. Forestville, NY 14062

(334) 303-2239

E-mail: [email protected]

1st Vice President: Frank Kwiatkowski

5700 Minerva Dr., Lakeview, NY 14085

(716) 627-4708

[email protected]

2nd Vice President: Al Buckland

402 Shorewood Dr. Hammondsport, NY 14840

(607) 292-6281

NHPA Regional Director, NYS Sec./Treas. &

NYS Statistician:

Bob Klock

P.O. Box 478 Spencer, NY 14883

(607) 589-4122

E-mail: [email protected]

NHPA Asst. Regional Director: Charles Reigles

2707 North St. Endwell, NY 13760

(607)754-8208

NHPA Asst. Regional Director: Ralph Whitney

3817 Rt. 394 Ashville, NY 14710

(716) 789-4495

Hall of Fame Chairperson: Rose Wright

1 Englebride Pl. Newburgh, NY 12550

(845) 565-4601

E-mail: [email protected]

Youth Director: Gary Barteau

88 West Ave. Angelica, NY 14709

(585) 466-3772

Election Committee Chairperson: Rowland Rupp

132 Burroghs Dr. Snyder, NY 14226

Newsletter Editor & Web Mistress: Karen Graham

P.O. Box 32, North Bay, NY 13123

(315) 245-4407

E-mail: [email protected]

Subscriptions: For members of the NYSHPA, the

cost of “the MUD” is included in the member’s annu-

al dues. For non members, subscriptions are $4.00

per year for 3 issues. Send payment and address to:

Bob Klock

P.O. Box 478, Spencer, NY 14883

Advertising is on a “space available” basis.

For rates and details contact: Bob Klock.

Make checks payable to “NYSHPA”

NYSHPA WEBSITE:

http://nyshpa.org/NYSHPA/index.html

NHPA WEBSITE

www.horseshoepitching.com

2013 NYS CHAMPIONS

Men Ken Fraser 64.85% Women Ellen Perry 62.83% Elders Dale Catlin 58.61% Jr Girl Kacie Wood 2.00% Jr Boy Gavin Barteau 17.00%

DOUBLES

Zeke Montroy-Dick Pike

Volume 21-Issue 1

Hall of Fame

At the, 2013 Hall of Fame Ceremony, our newest inductees did not perform

their respective speeches. I am sure it was do to the hype surrounding the

induction ceremony. I contacted both gentlemen and told them that I would

like to publish their acceptance speech in the February Mud. Here are their

respective replies:

Ray Hall writes: I wish I could thank my dear departed wife I had told her one time that

I was going to quit, she said “honey you can’t quit we have to many friends in horse-

shoes”. She was right as usual.

I would like to thank the Hall of Fame committee for voting for me. I would also like to

thank Jimmy & Marian Gee, John & Marjorie Mosher and Charlie Reigles for being a

great friend for 31 years. There are many more and you know who you are. Thanks to

all the tournament directors for keeping the sport going.

Your Horseshoe Friend, Ray Hall

Lance Hinman writes: I want to say thank you to everyone that voted for me, it was a

nice surprise! I can’t tell you how proud I am to be in the New York State Hall of Fame.

It means so much to me, my family and club members.

A special “Thanks” goes to Rick Whitney. He was so special, he will be missed by so

many. May God Bless each and everyone of you. Thank you, Wayne (Lance ) Hinman

submitted by Rowland Rupp THREE OUT OF FOUR

“Three out of four” I used to hear from my friends at work who knew I liked to throw horseshoes. Sometimes it was a more modest “two out of three.” They were referring to how many ringers were made by someone they knew, or someone else knew, whose prowess in scoring ringers was astonishing. These wonders of the courts were their friend’s uncle or the brother of their neighbor down the street, who just couldn’t miss throwing ringers. At first I was impressed, and somewhat envious – where did these 75% ringer pitch-ers come from? When I asked their names, I never heard of any of them. I would comment to whomever was telling me this remarkable tale that I knew a hundred or more pretty good horseshoe pitchers in the area who played in leagues or in tournaments, and only one of them could get “three out of four” with any consistency and even he (future New York State champi-on, Bob Hayes) rarely attained this lofty pinnacle. One day I figured it out. I had taken a break from practicing at a public court, and when I resumed pitching there was an elderly fellow sitting on a park bench adjacent to the pit where I had left my four shoes. I picked them up and threw them to the other end. I don’t recall what I scored, but when I threw them back, I luckily got three ringers. As I walked back to retrieve my shoes, the old-timer commented words to the effect “that was pretty darned good!” I truly didn’t know what he was referring to, so I asked what he meant. He said, “why, you just threw three ringers.” Obviously he was more impressed than I was, after all, I had done that once or twice before. Later it occurred to me that he might well have gone home and told his family or friends about this incredible horseshoe pitcher who threw “three out of four.” The point is we tend to remember the highlights and dismiss the mundane. There’s a big difference between getting three ringers out of four now and again and averaging that. If this fellow really did go home and tell about “three out of four” he probably forgot about the times I made only one out of four, or the unmentionable, which is worse. After that, when someone would tell me about an unheard of horseshoe pitcher who threw “three out of four”, I would invite them to my backyard where I would throw “three out of four” just for him. I warned him that he might have to be a bit patient! It turns out that a pitcher who averages 35% ringers ought to score three ringers out of four shoes roughly once out of every nine tries. Even a 25% pitcher should get three ring-ers out of four almost once out of twenty. That may make it seem to be a pretty infrequent event, but if someone happens to come along at just the right time, he can go off and tell his friends at work about the guy who throws “three out of four.”

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Motel 6, Hamburg (3.5 miles away)

5245 Camp Road, Hamburg, NY 14075

$70-$90 Jamie Beth Maragas, 716-648-2000

Hyatt Regency Buffalo (13 miles away)

Group Rate ID 17752843

Two Fountain Plaza, Buffalo, NY 14202

$110 (716) 855-4951

Super 8, Hamburg (3 miles away)

5442 Camp Rd., Hamburg, NY 14075

$119 Nicole Wysocki (716) 649-0505

Adam’s Mark, Buffalo (13 miles away)

12 Church Street, Buffalo, NY 14202

$119 Christa Beal (716)845-5100 ex. 7015

Quality Inn, Hamburg (3 miles away)

5440 Camp Rd., Hamburg, NY 14075

$129 Nicole Wysocki, (716) 649-0500

Best Western, Lackawanna (7 miles away)

2500 Hamburg Turnpike, Buffalo, NY 14218

$129 Nicole Wysocki (716) 821-0030

Holiday Inn Express, Hamburg (2.5 miles away)

3565 Commerce Pl, Hamburg, NY 14075

$139 Nicole Wysocki, (716) 648-9200

Econolodge, Blasdell (4 miles away)

4344 Milestrip Rd., Buffalo, NY 14219

$72-$82 Debbie Kinney, (716) 825-7530

Fairground Camping

After May 1, 2014 for reservations

Contact Paul Thomas (716) 434-1154

(Registration form in May Mud)

Hotel Accommodations

World Tournament in Buffalo

ELECTION NOTICE

The NYSHPA office of President and 1st Vice-President are both open this year to candidates

seeking those positions. Anyone interested in running for these offices, including the incum-

bents, should send me a brief resume and platform by March 31st.

To: Chairman of Elections

Rowland A Rupp 132 Burroughs Drive Amherst, NY 14226

Call if you have any questions 716-839-1842

Stu Sipma wrote in the 2013 November/December Issue:

NHPA’s Secretary/Treasurer Dick Hansen is retiring, he has honorably held this position since 1995. Dick and Paulette

Hansen deserve our gratitude for doing a great job all these years.

Rob Hagman (currently Natstats Director) and Dave Sidles (currently 3rd VP) have announced their candidacy’s for the

position of NHPA’s Secretary/Treasurer

NHPA President’s Message

CONTACT INFO:

Tri-County HSC

Eric Conrad

9096 W. Creek Rd.

Berkshire, NY 13736

607-239-1297

Andes HSC (payable to Adam)

Adam VanValkenburgh

PO Box 441

Andes, NY 13731

845-676-4079

[email protected]

Erie HSC

Tony White

1350 W Grandview Blvd.

Erie, Pa 16509

814-490-4128

[email protected]

Olsen’s Barn

Kevin Green Sr.

793 Spring Lake Rd.

Port Byron, NY 13140

315-209-8811

[email protected]

Page 3

THESE ARE MISSING IN ACTION

Steinfeldt Men’s Trophy, Hall of Fame Showcase and the

Ernie Graham/Dave Scott Award……

Does anyone have any idea the whereabouts of these items?

Does anyone have knowledge about a Hall of Fame Museum in Corning? (Housed at the Cinderella Softball Building back in 1976)

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Page 4 Volume 21-Issue 1

NYS CLUB DIRECTORY

Latest Club Contact List 24 Active Clubs Updated Feb 2014

NYS ADDITIONAL SANCTIONED CERTIFIED COURTS/PITS

CLUB NAME LOCATION CONTACT PHONE NUMBER SANC-CERT.

Altamont Altamont Stan Towne 518-827-4300 NO

Andes Andes Adam VanValkenburg 845-676-4079 YES

Catskill Mountain Deposit Vic Davis 607-467-2227 YES

Chautauqua Lake Jamestown Ralph Whitney 716-789-4495 YES

Concord Springville Wayne Goodridge 716-592-5539 YES

Crow’s Nest Getzville Norman Wehrung 716-688-9121 NO

Floyd Floyd Don Ezman 315-337-5284 YES

Forestville Flingers Forestville Lyle Dorler 716-965-2212 YES

Hornell Hornell Ralph Hanks 585-500-5271 YES

Leroy Leroy Martin Lindner 585-538-4138 YES

Lockport Lockport Paul Thomas 716-434-1154 YES

Mid Hudson Newburgh Rose Wright 845-565-4601 YES

Moreau Gansevoort Chris Jackson 518-793-0549 YES

Odessa Odessa Ernie Pound 607-594-2169 YES

Pine Grove Camden Natanna Maggio 315-281-5153 YES

Pioneer Syracuse Lance Hinman 315-263-9311 YES

Queen City Elmira Jerry Bernard 607-684-3711 YES

Round Robin Delevan Dean Rogers 716-492-4676 YES

Seneca Hammondsport Al Buckland 607-292-6281 NO

S. New Berlin S New Berlin Roger Chase 607-226-4616 YES

Southern Tier Johnson City Charlie Reigles 607-754-8208 YES

Tri County Groton Eric Conrad 607-657-2703 YES

Waterloo Ringers Waterloo Kevin Green 315-237-2540 YES

Farnes Road Pit Canton Dick Pike 315-386-2378 YES

Jessmore Courts Oswego Jerry Jessmore 315-342-2431 YES

Leo’s Court Dundee Al Buckland 607-292-6281 YES

William Street Park Corning Ray Hall 607-962-3972 YES

Moose Club Montour Falls Ernie Pound 607-594-2169 YES

Olsen’s Barn Geneva Kevin Green 315-209-8811 YES

Proposals to amend the Constitution & Bylaws

State Doubles Format: Shoe-limit Games– (add) The highest rated contestant (A players) start out at the designated start end

and pitch their four (4) shoes, then the lowest rated contestant (B players) pitch their four (4) shoes, walk, determine scoring

then lowest rated contestant will be at the designated end. This type of play continues until the end of the match. (By K Graham)

Article V State Tournament -Championship Elder’s: (add) The Elders Championship class shall consist of the top eight per-

centage contestants using the results from the elder classes (A) through (E). The elders championship class shall pitch on Sun-

day to determine the New York State Elder’s Champion.

Also in short: The Championship men’s and women’s classes shall have the following prize money. (add) the elder’s for the

same prize monies.

Junior News

Ernie Pound tells me that Montour Falls Moose Lodge 426, in Montour Falls is having a Mother’s Day Breakfast, May 11th.

Proceeds from 50/50 and the breakfast will go to the Junior Fund. In 2012, Ernie and his family raised a whopping $1,600

and last year was $550. Any donations are welcomed!

By Harold Uncapher

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Registration Fees: ENTRY FORM Adults $125.00 National Horseshoe Pitchers Association Juniors $25.00 2014 World Horseshoe Pitching Championships Pitching Schedules July 14th to July 26th will be posted Buffalo, NY. by June 2nd.

Entry Deadline May 15th 2014 All entries must be postmarked by this date.

NAME___________________ ________________________ 2014 NHPA Card #_____________________ (please print) First Last (or Canadian) ADDRESS__________________________________________ SS # __________________________________ (See Note #1) CITY_________________________STATE/PROV___________________ZIP/POSTAL CODE____________ Telephone: Home #_____________________Work #_______________________ Date of Birth______________ Please list your local Newspaper ______________________Did you enter last years tournament Yes___ No ___ Do you need a schedule mailed to you, or will you print it off the NHPA web site? Check one. Web Site ____ Mail ____ Circle the division you are entering - You can enter only one division (See notes near bottom of page) OPEN MEN SENIOR MEN OPEN WOMEN SENIOR WOMEN ELDER MEN JR. BOYS JR. GIRLS CADETS 40' 40’ (see note #2) 30’ 20’ (see note #3)

No refunds will be made after May 23rd 2014 PARTICIPANTS LIABILITY RELEASE: In consideration of participating in such activity, I hereby waive, release and forever discharge the National Horseshoe Pitchers Association, all officers, employees, agents and servants of the afore stated organization, and all fellow participants of this event, for any and all action, cause of action, damage, loss or injury, which I may suffer as a consequence of participating in the World Horseshoe Pitching Tournament. In addition it is understood that the NHPA has sole rights to any and all pictures and/or articles for publication. SIGNED____________________________________________________________ DATE____________________________ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -mail top half only - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The NHPA Council reserve the right to disallow your participation if we discover errors on this form or if your records don't appear in NatStats, CanStats, or false or misleading information is on this form, or for any other reason by majority vote of the NHPA Council. MAIL THIS FORM with REGISTRATION FEES (PAYABLE TO NHPA) TO: NHPA Direct Telephone & Email Inquiries to: 3085 76th St Dick Hansen NHPA Sec/Treas. Franksville WI 53126 262-835-9108 – [email protected] All Entries must be on this form and mailed with a postmark no later than May 15th 2014. Entries received with a postmark after May 15th shall be put on a waiting list and entered into the tournament only as space is available. NATSTATS/CANSTATS files must substantiate that you have pitched a minimum of four (4) sanctioned events in the preceding twelve (12) months, at your divisions pitching distance, prior to May 15th 2014. Only one (1) event is required for Juniors and Cadets. Participants will be required to show their 2014 NHPA or CANADIAN membership card when checking in to pitch. REGISTRATION FEES: ALL ADULTS -- $125.00 • ALL JUNIORS -- $25.00 • U.S. FUNDS ONLY CANADIAN ENTRIES USE MONEY ORDERS REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES SCORE KEEPING FEES NO REFUNDS AFTER May 23rd 2014. You may enter at anytime prior to May 15th. All adult averages used will be the average on record in NATSTATS/CANSTATS on May 15th. Entry fees received before April 1st will be held until that date. READ CAREFULLY: Any adult male pitching from the full distance platform may enter the OPEN MEN'S DIVISION regardless of age, just as any adult female may enter the OPEN WOMEN'S DIVISION. To enter the SENIOR DIVISION, you must be 60 years of age or older before the end of 2014. Any man that turns 70 years of age in 2014 or is older or physically impaired person of any age may enter the ELDER MEN’S DIVISION, provided they meet the requirements listed above. JUNIOR DIVISION entrants must be 18 years old or less for the entire 2014 calendar year. Note # 1. A Social Security number is required from all adult pitchers that move up to the Championship Classes. Note # 2. For class play a minimum of 48 must enter this division or it will be canceled. All entrants will then pitch with the Open Women. Note # 3. Junior Cadets must be 12 years old or younger for the entire 2014 calendar year. You can check your average on the NHPA Web Page at www.horseshoepitching.com The pitching schedule will be finalized by May 26th and will be mailed to the address you have listed above the 1st week in June. The NHPA Hall of Fame Banquet will be held July 20th. Please sign up for this event prior to July 10th 2014. Look for a registration form in the pitching schedule. DON’T MISS OUT.

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Praye

rs fo

r speedy

reco

verie

s!

Jimmy Gee had surgery in mid-December for a macular hole in his right eye and some other medi-

cal issues, his wife Marian said Jim is getting better everyday! The Gee’s are staying in Whitesville,

NY this winter.

Well wishes to Denny Pritchard having knee surgeries that started in January.

Jack Stenberg also had knee surgery last Fall, and is doing great!

Last Spring, Bub Conant of Ogdensburg, suffered a stroke and had to have neck surgery. Bub is

slowly progressing and is pitching in the winter league in Huevelton.

Raymond Hall is recovering from a shingles outbreak that had occurred in December.

Stan Towne is undergoing serious treatment for a growth on his back.

Bob Clark is undergoing treatment in Rochester for a brain tumor (he is looking forward to the WT).

INCOME CATEGORIES

Interest/Donations Income

Interest/Donations 65.00

Total Interest/Donations Income 65.00

Junior Fund Inflow

Afghan/Raffles 0.00

Donations 0.00

Total Junior Fund Inflow 0.00

Membership Dues

2013 54.00

2014 4941.00

Total Membership Dues 4995.00

Other Income

Misc. & bad check fee 40.00

50/50 Draw (84) 240.00

Total Other Income 280.00

Pins & Patches

2014 213.00

Total Pins & Patches 213.00

TOTAL INCOME 5553.00

EXPENSE CATEGORIES

Hall of Fame

Jackets/Plaques (3 & 1) 0.00

Postage/Supplies/Exp 0.00

Total Hall of Fame 0.00

Jr. Program

NHPA Dues 2013 (3) 15.00

NHPA Dues 2014 (7) 35.00

Tickets/Awards 0.00

Horseshoes 121.00

Total Junior Outflow 171.00

Miscellaneous

Reorder pins/patches, etc 85.00

Website Fee 0.00

Total Misc 85.00

2014 NYSHPA TREASURER’S REPORT (As of January 31, 2014)

NHPA Dues

2013 Adult (109) @$17 1853.00

2014 Adult (183) @$17 3111.00

TOTAL NHPA DUES 4964.00

NYS TOURNAMENT (0) juniors

State Contribution 0.00 (0) adults

Doubles Contribution 144.00 (26) teams

Total NYS Tournament 144.00

Office Supplies

Printer Cartridge 144.68

Paper, Labels, etc. 27.60

Total Office Supplies 172.28

Overpayment 0.00

50/50 draw payout 0.00

Total Overpayment 0.00

Phone –2013 0.00

Total Phone 0.00

Postage

Newsletter 414.00

Stamps 184.00

Total Postage 598.00

Printing (copies)

Mud = 256 273.46

Total Printing = 256 273.46

Stipend

Analyst 000.00

Mud Editor 000.00

President 000.00

Sec/Treas 000.00

Tourn Director 000.00

Total Stipends 000.00

TOTAL EXPENSES 6407.74

Previous Balance 9-1-13 11150.93

INCOME LESS EXPENSES -854.74

Junior Fund 2931.43

NYSHPA 7364.76

Total Current Balance 10296.19

Submitted by Sec/Treas. Bob Klock

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Adults: 183

40’ 128

30’ 40

Women 15

Juniors: 7

Boys 5

Girls 2

NYS MEMBERSHIP

2014 New Members (1st Quarter)

Carmen Bishop Addison

Christopher Joyce Apalachin

Shawn Kemmery Apalachin

Emma Schwab Bliss

George Fisher Bluff Point

Robert Cislo Buffalo

Bernard Wood Cameron Mills

Joseph Button Corning

Joshua King Corning

Brian Hoop Delanson

Ted Smigiel Depew

Stanley Duda Eden

David Brewster Elmira Heights

Stephen Hadden Endicott

Cliff Young Endicott

Geoff Hartigan Horseheads

Brian Hadden Johnson City

Harlan Redder Lansing

Edward Smith Lindley

Josh Smith Lindley

Shaun Porter Middleburgh

Lauren Proper Moravia

Dave Shine N. Tonawanda

Gina Salemme Newfield

James Button Painted Post

Kevin Green Jr Port Byron

James Mills II Vernon

Pat Baker Vestal

Craig Hiller Vestal

Tim Gooch Waverly

Michael Gulisano West Falls

William Boggess West Seneca

Gene Dare Sr. Westernville

Dates To Remember

March 31-Send the names of

the delegates attending the

Spring Meeting to Bob Klock

March 31-Names of candidates

running for office to Rowland

Rupp Election Committee Chair-

person.

May 3-NYSHPA Spring Meeting

Tri-County HSC in Groton

Start Time: 10:00 am

May 15-World Tournament ap-

plication deadline & 4 sanction

events for it.

Service Year Award Patches

Mike DiMartino 40yrs David Wilkinson 30yrs Sue Twyman 30yrs Lance Twyman 30yrs Louis Valentino 30yrs Park Rauch 30yrs Jack Stenberg 30yrs Joseph Viger 30yrs Rowland Rupp 30yrs Gary Fisher 30yrs Dave Claver 30yrs Ralph Whitney 20yrs Barry Thiel 10yrs Nicholas Hinman 10yrs Arthur Mitchell 10yrs Francis Inabinet 10yrs Ronald Salyer 10yrs Gary Dawley 10yrs Kevin Reidel 10yrs Josh Maston 10yrs Starry Sherwood 10yrs Wendy Maston 10yrs Edward Cobin 10yrs.

Generic All– Purpose Tournament Application

Tournament Name:__________________________ Tournament Date: ______________________________

Name: _____________________________________ NHPA Card #: _______________________________

Address: ___________________________________ Ringer %: ___________________________________

City: _______________________________________ State: _________ Zip: _______________

Phone Number: ____________________________ _ Email Address: ________________________________

Circle your pitching category: Men 40’ Men 30’ Women Jr. Boy Jr. Girl Jr. Boy 20’ Jr. Girl 20’

the “Mud”

The Toll of Time

Frank Disinger, of Lockport,

passed on Dec 26, 2013 at the

age of 91. He was a member

of the NYS Pitcher’s Hall of

Fame. He was inducted in

1979.

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NYSHPA SPRING MEETING SET

Date: Saturday, May 3, 2014

Coffee & Donuts @ 9:30 am

Meeting Start Time: 10:00 am

Place: Tri-County Horseshoe Club

GPS: 359 State Route 38, Groton, NY

Any club or independent who would like an active voice in the NYSHPA should send a delegate to attend the annual

spring meeting. Election of officers, bylaw proposals, state singles and state doubles host site will be discussed and

voted on. Following the meeting will be a tournament, start time approximately 1:00 pm. If over 18 pitchers there

will be a 5:00 pm squad, you will be notified of pitching times.

Kitchen will open during the tournament after the meeting

(Contact info on page 3) UPCOMING SANCTIONED TOURNAMENTS

Spring Fling, May 3, Tournament Application (held at Tri-County)

Name:___________________________ _____ NHPA Card No.________________________

Address:_______________________________ Ringer %_____________________________

City:__________________________________ Phone #______________________________

State:___________ Zip:_______________ Email________________________________

Make checks payable to: Tri-County HSC Cost: $25.00 ($5.00 to WT Fund) Deadline: April 22, 2014

Send application to: Eric Conrad, 9096 W. Creek Rd., Berkshire, NY 13736

Call The Scoring Correctly Shoes in Pit Correct call

No Score ___________________ No Score

1 Point______________________1 Point

2 Points_____________________2 Points

1 Ringer____________________ 1 Ringer 3 Points

1 Ringer 1 Point______________1 Ringer 4 Points

2 Ringers 6 Points____________2 Ringers 6

Points

1Ringer each No score_______ 2 Dead No

score

1 Ringer each 1 point_________2 Dead 1 point

3 Ringers 3 Points____________2 Dead 3 points

2 Ringers each No Score______4 Dead

The person who scores the points calls the score. If neither person scores, the last person to pitch calls the score.

DATE DEADLINE HOST CLUB FORMAT ENTRY FEE

02-22-14 Closed after first 18 entries Olsen’s Barn Open #1 Sanctioned Singles $20.00

03-01-14 02-19-14 Tri-County March Open Sanctioned Singles $15.00

03-15-14 03-08-14 Andes March Open Sanctioned Singles $25 (21 entries)

03-15/16-14 03-05-14 Erie, PA

(Sam Chilcott Memorial) Sanctioned Singles $20.00

03-22-14 03-11-14 Tri-County Open Sanctioned Singles $15.00

09-29-14 Closed after first 18 entries Olsen’s Barn Open #2 Sanctioned Singles $20.00

04-05-14 03-26-14 Tri-County April Open Sanctioned Singles $15.00

04-26-14 04-19-14 Andes April Open Sanctioned Singles $25 (21 entries)

05-03-14 04-22-14 Spring Fling Tri-County Closed Singles NY only $25.00

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Did You Know?

Jerry Bernard from Horseheads started a Facebook

page for NY Horseshoes. So ask to be Jerry’s friend and post

anything horseshoe related. Promote a tournament, share

photos, etc…. You will find his page under New York Horse-

shoes.

Current Woman’s State Champion Ellen Perry went to her lo-

cal trophy place to see if she could get 3 additional red panels

added to the woman’s traveling trophy. These panels house

the name plates of past recipients, tallying 50 years. Ruth

Hangen, of Getzville, donated her 1976 Woman’s World

Championship trophy back in 1989. Ruth had defeated

Lorraine Thomas, of Lockport, in a play-off in Levittown, Pa.

Page 7 Volume 21-Issue 1

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New York State Horseshoe

Pitcher’s Association

Karen Graham, Editor

P.O. Box 32

North Bay, NY 13123

2014 Membership Application & Order Form NHPA & NYSHPA

Name:__________________________________________________Telephone Number: ( )_______________________________

Permanent Address: Street _________________________________________________________________________________________

City: _________________________________________________________________ Zip______________

Check one Newsletter communication method: NYSHPA WEBSITE_____ E-MAIL_____ HARD COPY MAIL_____

E-mail Address________________________________________ Club Affiliation __________________ Or Independent Member______

Please check type of application and your division of participation. NEW______RENEWAL _____Date of Birth: _________

Men 40’_______ Men 30’(must be 70) _______ Women ________ NHPA # _________________

Junior Boy _________ Junior Girl __________ (a junior cannot be greater than age 18 during the entire year)

Junior Boy 20’ _______ Junior Girl 20’________ (until end of year following 11th birthday)

——–———–——————–—————— APPLICATION DUES & ORDER FORM TOTALS —–—————–-—–—————————

Add $5.00 _____ To enter NYSHPA 50/50 DRAWING on Labor Day Junior State and National Dues $0

2014 Adult State and National Dues $27.00

Make check payable to: NYSHPA or N.Y.S. Shoulder Patch $3.00

New York State Horseshoe Pitchers Association N.Y.S. Patch Logo (regular.) Decal $3.00

Please return to: Robert Klock, NYSHPA Sec/Treas N.Y.S. Patch Logo (inside window) Decal $3.00

P.O. Box 478 N.Y.S. Pin $4.00

Spencer, NY 14883

607-589-4122 Total Dollar Amount: $__________

Email: [email protected]

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