Spotlight: Softball

Fri., March 19, 1999

Organizations and facilities that provide summer adult recreation softball programs are taking registrations.

Quad Park (Post Falls) is signing up its men’s, women’s and coed teams Tuesday at Templin’s Resort, 6:30-8 p.m. and its men’s masters teams Wednesday at Steve’s Dugout, 7 p.m. Sponsor fees are due at the meetings. Info: (509) 533-0366.

Spokane County Parks Dept. has coed, men’s and women’s slowpitch. Deadline is March 31. Info: 477-4730.

Spokane Softball Association has men’s and women’s modified and men’s, women’s and coed slowpitch. Deadline is April 1 for reduced sponsor fee. Info: 483-4653.

Sports World (Liberty Lake) has coed, men’s, men’s 40-andolder slowpitch and a day coed and men’s league. Deadline is April 9. Info: 927-5081.

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