The young Ada High School softball squad led almost the entire game, but the visiting Waynesfield-Goshen team plated four runs in their final at bat to rally past the Lady Bulldogs 11-9 on a cold, windy Tuesday evening, April 19.
The Bulldog girls dropped to 2-7 after the difficult non-league defeat. The Lady Tigers improved to 2-3 with the seesaw, come-from-behind victory.
Ada led 6-0 after the first two innings, but W-G methodically chipped away and grabbed a 7-6 edge behind four runs in the fifth frame.
Midwest Rehab is a privately owned corporation providing occupational, physical, and speech therapy. The company has three outpatient locations: Ada, Lima and Findlay.
Midwest Rehab also provides contract therapy services to assisted living, home health agencies, hospitals, nursing homes,and schools.
Playing at home, the Ada High School baseball team rode a 10-run fourth inning to run-rule visiting Waynesfield-Goshen 15-0 on a cold and windy Tuesday evening at the War Memorial Park diamond.
Ada improved to 4-5 with the lopsided five-inning win, their second victory in a row. Meanwhile, W-G dropped to 1-5 with the non-league defeat.
Bulldog senior hurler Kadin Phipps struck out six and allowed just three hits over five innings to earn his second win of the season.
A Farmers & Merchants Picnic Fundraiser will be held at Norada Lanes on Saturday, April 23, 2022.
The event will include a No-Tap bowling tournament with basket raffles, gun raffle and 50/50.
Noon: Bowling tournament sign ups
1:00 p.m.: Tournament begins
Organizers will also hold several raffles that day with proceeds supporting start-up costs for the 109th Annual Farmers and Merchants Picnic, which will take place on Saturday, August 13 at War Memorial Park in Ada.
Norada Lanes is located at 1182 St. Route 235, phone 419-634-8900.
Ohio Northern University will host a showcase featuring graduating students in creative writing: Elizabeth Dornbusch, Abby Gillam, Magnus Singer, and Laura Youngblood.
The four students will read from their own work, sharing poetry, short fiction, and selections from other genres.
The reading will be preceded by a reception and followed by a Q & A session. The event is free and open to the public.
April data from NWS weather observer Guy Verhoff in Pandora includes 1.3" of snow on April 18. But the forecast for the upcoming weekend says temperatures in the 80s. Thank heavens!
