Spokane Team Unbeaten In Coed

Sun., Sept. 21, 1997

Dan Smith Plastering of Spokane, which won the Amateur Softball Association Coed Major Slow-pitch championship last year, is one of two undefeated teams going into today’s final day of the 1997 tournament.

Tim Floyd, Wade Degeest, Cris Coffield, Carla Coffield and Mike Olsen led the Spokane team to wins over Donahoe’s (23-7), Johnny’s of Rochester, Minn. (19-3), Showtime of Sacramento (13-11) and Washington Merchants of Seattle (27-2). , DataTimes

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