South Platte Sentinel Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2014 Page 23Sports

109 Colorado Ave. in Merino

Mon.-Thurs.,10 a.m.-11 p.m. Fri., 10 a.m.-2 a.m.Sat.,10 a.m.-2 a.m. Sun., 10 a.m.-9 p.m.

NIGHT SPECIALS:Mon: SpaghettiTues: Tex Mex

Wed.: Colossal Pork ChopsThurs:

Country Fried ChickenFri: Steak Night

Sat.: Cajun Cuisine

Southern Home Cooking & Steakhouse

LUNCH SPECIALS MON.-FRI.

Open Daily at 10 a.m.

CAJUN PRIME RIB!!!!Includes Baked Potato, Salad, Vegetable & Bread

ALL DAY SUNDAY:Chicken Fried Steak

1st & 3rd SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH

Estate of Mrs. Leo (Ruth) Williams, Owner

Estate Public AuctionSat., Oct. 11, 2014 @ 10:00 a.m.

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Vintage Fisher Price toys; collection of China & brass bells; kerosene lamps; trunk; old toys; antique chair w/ green cushions & love seat; old baby bed; & more POOL TABLE: National Billiards Georgian-style, 5’x9’ billiard/pool table, 3 pcs slate; red felt, nice; 8 cue stick 2 racks w/ wooden scoring beads HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Whirlpool Ultimate Care II Super Capacity Plus Wash-er, model LSQ7030LQO, white; matching Whirlpool Ultimate Care II Quiet Dry Dryer, model LEQ7070KQ1, white; Estate by Whirlpool refrigerator/top freezer, model TT18AK; 1Bassett dining room 60”x40” table, 3-12” leaves, 6 chairs (2 are captain chairs); china cabinet, glass door, 81”tx49”wx16”d; Ernest Confer 1974 hand built 6’ grandfather clock, Emperor Clock Company workings & chimes; Chromecraft double pedestal 42”x54” table w/ 18” leaf, 4 swivel type chairs w/ arms & carpet castor wheels, grey/tan/peach in color, nice set; Tell City dining room walnut table w/ 3 leaves & 6 chairs; 38”x64” drop leaf table w/ 1-16” leaf, nice; 3-shelf book case; 2 hexagon end tables w/ stone insert tops & matching coffee table; sleeper sofa, brown fl ower pattern; Pontiac swivel rocker & rocker recliner; beige love seat; small square end table; 2 round tables; twin beds w/ desk & 5-drawer dresser; 5 pc bedroom set, queen size bed, dresser w/ mirror, 2 night stands, high boy; bedroom set, full size bed, high boy, dresser w/ mirror & night stand; double bed; Schweiger cushion overstuffed chair; 3-drawer chest of drawers; bookcase; mag rack; baby linen; baby walker, stroller & carrier; baby beds; high chair; 2 child safety gates; phones; CD’s & cassettes; clocks; radios; Smith Corona typewriter; microwave; vases; table & fl oor type fans; Christmas tree & décor; TV trays; card tables; small TV; glassware; everyday dishes; knick-knacks; Lego blocks & wagon; suitcases; Shark vacuum; carpet sweepers; ta-ble & pole lamps; towels; linens; elec blankets; bathroom scales; metal kitchen serving tray; throw rugs; clothes pin basket; cake tins; copper bread box; 5 pc Corning cookware w/ handles & lids; Mr. Coffee; cake pans; cookie sheets; small elec kitchen appliances; Pyrex- Vison glass cookware; pressure cooker; griddle; Sunbeam mixer & SS bowls; Tupperware & Rubbermaid pitchers; cutting boards; elec tea kettle; kitchen cooking utensils; SS bowls; service for 6 set of dishes; assorted silver serving pieces; candy & jelly dishes; Home Interior wall décor; brandy & wine glasses; snack sets; anniversary clock; some fi replace tools; TV cabinet w/ wheels; 8-track & VCR tapes, CD cabinet w/ CD’s (classical, British, & American); Panasonic vacuum & accessories; 1998-2011 England magazines; Domestic elec sewing machine w/ cabinet; Airline cabinet type stereo system; Zenith VCR player, VCR storage cabinet w/ tapes; records; turn table & speak-ers; various paper/hardback books; private pilot maps & fl ight books; Epic of Flight books; glass top coffee table; foot stool w/ storage; 3-cushion green sofa; reclining chair; end table w/ lamp; assorted candles; calculator, photo albums; Westinghouse roaster; 36 cup coffee pot; baskets; roll away bed; mixer; speak-ers; canning equipment; 4-hole toaster; Dust Buster; King Size broiler/rotisserie/fryer; fabric; 4-drawer chest of drawers; desk; stadium seats; corner bar & 4 stools w/ all kinds of glassware; puzzles; fl oor polisher; 3 steam cleaners; fi re-place insert.SHOP & MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS: Lawn furniture; 4- patio chairs; fl owerpots; lawn & garden tools; garden hoses & reels; kid’s bikes; car seat; step ladders; some hand tools; elec hedge trimmer; saws- bow, jig & hand; jumper cables; elec cords; croquet set; grass clipping carts; yard ornaments; BBQ grill; yard & garden tools; apple picker; fert spreader; hand sprayer; trimmers; tomato cages & stakes; 2- shop vacs. Terms of Sale: CASH or good check day of auction. No property to be removed until settlement is made. Not responsible for items a� er sold. Not responsible for accidents on grounds day of sale. Lunch will be served by Cindy's Kitchen.

718 Grand Ave. - Akron, CO� e following personal property will be o� ered at public auction:

Sale conducted by Michal Auction Service Jim Michal: 719-349-4446 Jake Michal: 970-420-2509

Photos @ www.michalauctions.com

In Memory Of Mary Helmut Brunkhardt

Born 10/3/1910 - Died 6/11/1964Wife of Fred, Mother of Betty, Doris, Nancy, Ellen and Jeri.

Grandmother of 13 children, Great Grandmother of 25 and Great, Great Grandmother of 5.

We remember the Faith you taught us and especially the simple and loving things you did for

us which we hold dear in our lives today.

The Sterling Tiger soccer team battled to a 1-1 tie in double-overtime at Estes Park Saturday in a match that did count in the Region 4 standings. Sterling is 5-5-1 overall and 1-0-1 in the region. Neither team scored in the fi rst half and both goals came in the second half. Sterling’s goal came off the foot of senior Kevin Erisman with senior Jayden Garcia getting the assist. Neither team could score in the fi rst or second overtime periods as the hard-fought match ended in a 1-1 tie. Sophomore Logan Kiefer took 3 shots on goal for Sterling, Erisman and senior Ryan Boyer 2 each and Garcia, senior Bryant Lechman and junior Sam Chaney 1 apiece. Junior goalkeeper Erick Krier had 11 saves at the net. Sterling hosted Estes Park and posted a 2-1 win in a non-region match.

The Tigers will travel to Greeley Thursday to take on Frontier Academy at 4 p.m. in Region 4 action in the fi rst meeting of the season between the two squads. Frontier Academy is 7-1-2 overall and 1-0 in the region. On Tuesday the Tigers will host Valley in a Region 4 match.

Soccer team ties with Estes Park

By Ken McDowell Sports Editor KERSEY – It was sweet revenge for the Sterling Lady Tiger volleyball team Tuesday in their Patriot League volleyball match at Platte Valley. Sterling swiftly took care of business, sweeping Platte Valley by scores of 25-23, 25-19, 25-18. On Aug. 28, in only the second match of the season for the Lady Tigers, Platte Valley defeated Sterling in Wally Post Gym in 4 games. The Lady Tigers improve to 10-7 overall and even their record in the Patriot League at 5-5. Platte Valley falls to 10-5 overall and 5-4 in the league. “We played well and needed a big win like this against a good team like Platte Valley,” said

Sterling Coach Lisa Schumacher. “We are obviously running our offense better than the fi rst time we played them, so this shows how much we have improved. “We’ve had time to get our offense going and the girls know what they are capable of doing. But we are still trying to get where we need to be.” Sterling’s attack was balanced as seniors Kenzie Chrisman and Shayla Klein had 12 kills each and senior Emily Werner and sophomore Kylie Chavez had 6 each. Senior Kayla Smock led in assists with 18, Chrisman 7, freshman Kyndall Feather 5 and junior Josie Blagg 3. Werner, Feather and Smock each had an ace. Klein had 3 blocks and Chrisman 2.

Chrisman led in digs with 15, Klein 12, Feather 11 and Smock and Werner 4 each. On Saturday the Lady Tigers hosted Weld Central in non-league action and won in straight sets, 25-8, 25-11, 25-15. Chrisman led Sterling in kills with 14, Klein 13, Chavez 7 and Feather and Blagg 2 each. Smock had 14 assists, Feather 10, Chrisman 6 and junior Victoria Lopez 4. Klein had 22 digs, Chavez 20, Feather 17, Chrisman 13 and Fleharty and Werner 7 each. Klein and Werner each served 3 aces and Feather and Smock 2 each. On Thursday the Lady Tigers hosted Eaton, the defending Class 3A state champs and the top-ranked team this year, and fell in 3 sets, 17-25, 21-25, 17-25. On Aug. 30 Sterling lost at Eaton in 3 games, 24-26, 17-25, 20-25. In Thursday’s re-match Chrisman stood tall with 14 kills, Klein 7 and Chavez 4. Smock led in assists with 8, Feather 7 and Chrisman 6. Feather had 13 digs, Klein and Chrisman 10 each, Fleharty 7 and Chavez 6. Klein had 2 blocks and also served 2 aces. The Lady Tigers will host the Valley Lady Vikings Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in Patriot League action. Valley is 13-2 overall and 7-1 in the league, and is ranked second in Class 3A behind Eaton. Sterling is ranked 12th this week. Sterling lost at Valley in 3 games on Sept. 6, 13-25, 23-25, 15-25. On Tuesday Sterling will host University in another big Patriot League contest. University is ranked sixth in the state and swept the Lady Tigers in Greeley on Sept. 4.

The Riverview Ladies Golf Association had 7 players on Tues., Sept. 30. The game of the day was Low Gross. Flight winners included: Championship – Vickie Heimbegner – 95 and First – Jerri

MacIntosh – 110. Nine-Hole Player was Sheila Worley with a score of 60. Wager Hole winner was Vickie Heimbegner. 13 or fewer putts on 9 holes: Jerri MacIntosh–front. Chip in: Jerri MacIntosh on #8.

Riverview Ladies play 'Low Gross'

Sophomore Kylie Chavez (2) of the Lady Tigers fi sts the ball over the net in Thursday's home match against Eaton. Sterling won a big road match Tuesday, sweeping Platte Valley. (SPS Photo By Ken McDowell.)

Lady Tiger volleyball team sweeps Platte Valley