The second annual Ashpaugh Electric horseshoe tournament was held last weekend. The Sheridan Horseshoe league played host for the event. With the hot and humid conditions only pitchers from Hamilton County participated.
After the first game, Susan Dwigans of Westfield lead second place by seven points. Susan maintained her lead at the end of two with Greg Emry of Sheridan closing the gap to two points. Genia Emry, also of Sheridan, moved from the fourth spot into a tie with her husband, dropping Susan into third five points behind the leaders.
With one game to go Greg held a one-point advantage over Susan. Mike Milcoff of Noblesville moved into third place only seven points behind the leaders. At the days’ end, Susan finished with a great game to take the win.
Tournament results now follow:
Name Actual Ringers Total with handicap
Susan Dwigans 251 37 591
Greg Emry 315 60 580
Mike Milcoff 259 48 574
TRADITIONAL CONCEPTS TAKES WEEKLY LEAD
The last weeks at the Sheridan Horseshoe League have been interesting, as producing three different league leaders. With three weeks to go, the first round winners are currently in second place trailing Traditional Concepts by two games.
Traditional Concepts only won 13 games during the first half of the season, but has already doubled that amount so far during the four weeks of the second half of the season. Richard Law is getting his swing back as he and his teammates are attempting to stay in contention.
Second Round Team Standings
Won Lost Points
Traditional Concepts 26 14 5509
Price Heating 24 16 5638
JBS United 23 17 5550
Carey on Main 21 19 5366
Deem 13.5 26.5 5378
Ashpaugh Electric 12.5 27.5 5341
Individual leaders
Actual Game Score
Richard Law 98
Mitch Dwigans 79
Mike Milcoff 76
Actual Series Score
Richard Law 272
Mike Milcoff 211
Mitch Dwigans 201
Handicap Game Score
Mitch Dwigans 139
Kyle Wethington 127
Richard Law 136
Handicap Series Score
Richard Law 386
Kyle Wethington 383
Mitch Dwigans 381
Susan Dwigans shows her championship form with her horseshoe in flight during last weekend’s Ashpaugh Electric tournament. (Photo provided)