Parto’s hosting Friday event

June 22, 2016 at 12:05a.m.

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Parto’s Golf Learning Center is holding a Family Fun Friday on Friday, as well the last Friday of each month going forward.

Cost is $5 per person, as each person receives one small basket of range balls, one round of mini-golf and one round of the par-3 course. Additional games are $2 each and there will be a movie-showing at dusk. One adult is required per group and participants must have own clubs for golf, although rentals are available.

Cortland’s Neumeister finishes first

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Kaylee Neumeister of Cortland shot an 81 on Tuesday in the North Coast Junior Tour in Madison.

She finished first in the girls 16-19 division, shooting a 40, 41.

NEOBCA finishes in a tie

AKRON

The Mahoning-Columbiana All-Stars and the Portage-Trumbull All-Stars finished in a 5-5 tie in Tuesday’s NEOBCA game at Canal Park in Akron.

Western Reserves’s Walker Marlowe — the Division IV Player of the Year — doubled in the contest. He was presented with his POTY award in a presentation at 12:30 p.m.

Wilson takes 3rd, Pikunas finishes 4th

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Columbiana’s Jared Wilson finished tied for second in the Junior PGA Sectional Championship at Shady Hallow. The tournament wrapped on Tuesday, as Wilson shot a two-round score of 144 (70;74).

Warren’s Donovan Ray finished tied-seventh with a 149.

Also, Boardman’s Jacinta Pikunas finished fourth in the girls division with a 153 (75;78).

Poland, Gabriel to host softball camp

POLAND

The Poland All-Sports Booster Club is hosting a softball camp for girls ages 8-and-older on Aug. 13-14 at Dobbins Field.

Erin Gabriel, a 2012 Poland High and 2016 University of Tennessee graduate, will work with the campers and provide one-on-one instruction. Gabriel led the bulldogs to a 2011 state title before continuing her softball career at UT.

The camp includes a three- hour defense and hitting session on Aug. 13, as well as a pitching session — led by Gabriel — on Aug. 14.

For more information, contact Gabriel at 330-757-4817.

Former Browns WR faces charges

GILBERT, Ariz.

Former Miami Dolphins wide receiver Davone Bess is facing charges after getting into a standoff with police at his suburban Phoenix home.

A judge ordered Bess released on $2,500 bond Monday night after his arrest on one felony count each of endangerment, unlawful flight and failure to stop for a police officer.

According to charging documents, Bess was stopped in Gilbert late Sunday for driving without his headlights on.

The documents say he pointed his finger like a gun at officers and moved it up and down, mimicking firing a gun. Police say Bess then fled to his home, where he waved a knife while still in his car.

Documents say he refused police commands and walked into his home.

Police Sgt. Jesse Sanger says a SWAT team entered after getting a search warrant and Bess was taken into custody.

While out on bond, Bess cannot possess any weapons or drugs without a valid prescription.

The 30-year-old played for the Dolphins from 2008 to 2012. He played for the Cleveland Browns in 2013 and was released after the season.

Staff/wire report