Bill Wessel (32) spent his time coaching members of the Tampico Bobcats in the 16th annual Olde Time County Tourney at Brownstown Central High School on Saturday. Other members of the team are from left, Kevin Hackman, Tyler Wischmeier, Harlann Peters, Greg Tormoehlen and Tim Wischmeier. At 71, Wessel and teammate, Gerald "Bingo" Hackman are two of the oldest players in the tournamentm which is a fundraiser for the Jackson County chapter of the American Red Cross.

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tribtown > Tampico Bobcat players Bill Wessel and Gerald "Bingo" Hackman talked during warmups at halftime of the team's first game against the Clearspring Warriors during the 16th annual Olde TIme County Tourney held at Brownstown Central on Saturday. At 71, Wessel and Hackman were two of the oldest players in the tournament used as a fundraiser by the Jackson County chapter of the American Red Cross.

tribtown > Bill Wessel (32) spent his time coaching members of the Tampico Bobcats in the 16th annual Olde Time County Tourney at Brownstown Central High School on Saturday. Other members of the team are from left, Kevin Hackman, Tyler Wischmeier, Harlann Peters, Greg Tormoehlen and Tim Wischmeier. At 71, Wessel and teammate, Gerald "Bingo" Hackman are two of the oldest players in the tournamentm which is a fundraiser for the Jackson County chapter of the American Red Cross.

tribtown > Freetown's Bill Acton (2) takes Cortland's Matt Boknecht (4) during the Spartans' 40-38 win over the Eagles during the 16th annual Old Time County Tourney, sponsored by the Jackson County chapter of the American Red Cross. The fundraiser was held at Brownstown Central High School on Saturday.

tribtown > Gerald "Bingo" Hackman, far right, takes in the actiuon during the Tampico Bobcats game with Clearspring Warriors during the 16th annual Olde TIme County Tourney at Brownstown Central High School on Saturday. At 71, Hackman is one of the oldest players still playing in the tournament, which is a fundraiser for the Jackson County Chapter of the American Red Cross.

tribtown > Spencer Sunbury helps his daughter, MaKenna as she throws her ball down the lane. Businesses, schools and members of the community, came together to raise money and support the Big Brothers Big Sister Annual Bowl for Kids Sake Fundraiser Sunday afternoon. The money raised for the organization goes towards operating and program expenses that benefit the mentoring program. See Tuesday's edition of The Tribune for a full story.

tribtown > First time bowler, Sam Beavers, waits to see if his ball will hit the pins while he participates in the Bowl for Kids Sake fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sisters at Starlite Bowl. Beavers bowled with his mom, Dee Beavers and employees of Seymour-Redding Elementary School.

tribtown > Lisa Hanney prepares to bowl during the Bowl for Kids Sake fundraiser for Big Brothers and Big Sisters at Starlite Bowl on Sunday. Her team the Pink Feva competed with over 100 teams to help raise money for the organization.

tribtown > Shawn Malone, Rick Clark and Randy Clark check out the items up for auction during the Bowl for Kids Sake fundraiser at Starlite Bowl Sunday.

tribtown > Seymour-Redding Elementary second graders listen intently as, Seymour Community Schools Superintendent, Dr. Teran Armstrong shares a Dr. Suess book with the students Monday as part of Read Across America Day.

Bill Wessel (32) spent his time coaching members of the Tampico Bobcats in the 16th annual Olde Time County Tourney at Brownstown Central High School on Saturday. Other members of the team are from left, Kevin Hackman, Tyler Wischmeier, Harlann Peters, Greg Tormoehlen and Tim Wischmeier. At 71, Wessel and teammate, Gerald "Bingo" Hackman are two of the oldest players in the tournamentm which is a fundraiser for the Jackson County chapter of the American Red Cross.