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VELVA - Eunice Michaelson, 79, Velva, died July 29, 2010, at a Minot hospital. Services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Monday, Aug. 2, at St. Cecilia Catholic Church, Velva. Burial will be at Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery, Velva.

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Eugene "Gene" Carter Doll, 89, died March 14, 2010, at Medcenter One, Bismarck. Mass of Christian burial will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, March 18, at Spirit of Life Catholic Church, Mandan, with the Rev. Chad Gion as celebrant. Burial will be held on Saturday in Fort Benton Cemetery, Fort Benton, Mont.

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Gene is survived by his wife, Bernice Doll, Mandan; three children and their families, and his stepchildren and their families, Carol Doll, Chesapeake, Va., Beth Doll and Bruce Nattrass, Lincoln, Neb., and their children and spouses, Scott and Larissa Nattrass, and Christine Nattrass and Ondrej Chvala, William and Terry Doll, Oak Ridge, Tenn., and their children, Brian, Stephen and Anita Doll. Bernice's children and Gene's stepchildren, Paulette Tompkins, Helene (Robert) McCorvey and Lynelle (Gilbert) Barron, all of Houston, Yvonne Jennings, Bismarck, Glenn Herner, Mandan, Bridget (Alan) Eckroth, Grand Forks, and Guy Herner, Albuquerque, N.M.; 15 stepgrandchildren; five step-great-grandchildren; one brother, John "Jack" (Carolyn) Doll, Columbia, Mo.; and sister-in-law, Marlene Doll, Fort Benton.

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Donations may be made to the Medcenter One Foundation for a Tribute Garden at the Mandan Living Center in Memory of Eugene Doll.

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By Larry Rubama

The Virginian-Pilot

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Western Branch track coach Claude Toukene has had tremendous success in his six seasons , leading the Bruins to seven state titles and four runner-up finishes.

Tonight, he goes for a national title when the girls team competes in the inaugural Nike Track Nationals at historic Hayward Field in Eugene, Ore.

"Winning this would be the icing on top of the cake," said Toukene, who led the girls to Group AAA state indoor and outdoor titles this past school year. "It would be great."

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Even though school ended nearly two weeks ago, the Bruins have been practicing hard Monday through Friday to stay sharp. Some might think the extended season is too much, but Toukene disagrees.

"I told them about the World Championships and the Olympics," he said. "Those athletes run all year and then into the summer and they're still running fast. If you train properly, you can still run fast in the summer."

The training has been difficult at times, but the trip to the West Coast is a great reward for their effort. Nike is paying for airfare, lodging and meals.

The team also will attend the Prefontaine Classic, one of the premier track meets in the country.

"This is a great honor and we know we deserve it," said Gray, who was state runner-up in the 100 hurdles. "And to win the national title would mean a lot. It would mean we're doing something right here. It also would be better than winning the state titles."

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Note: The meet doesn't begin until 9 p.m. Eastern Standard Time, which means it won't end until after midnight. But check Larry Rubama's blog at to see how the Bruins fared.

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By Larry Rubama

The Virginian-Pilot

Landstown High School has won at least a share of two of the last three state outdoor girls track titles, and seniors Marlena Wesh and Taylor Wheaton don't want their high school careers to end without another one.

Wesh, one of the nation's best in the 100 and 200, last week finished third at the Nike Indoor Nationals in Boston. Wheaton is the top returning hurdler in the 100 and 300.

Also watch for Western Branch, Grassfield, Booker T. Washington and Ocean Lakes to make some noise at the state meet.

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* Grassfield will once again be one of the state's top teams, led by Karimah Shepherd, Amanda Smith, Jazmen Townsend and Myesha Barr.

* Great Bridge coach Bill Volkman says "the sky's the limit" this season. He has a young team, led by All-American freshman Shakeela Saunders and Breanna Dennis in the sprints and jumps.

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* No preseason forms were available for Nansemond River.

* Western Branch is the two-time defending district champion. Sprinters Amber Mitchell and Shakia Williams, hurdlers Keisha Myrick and Desmonae Gray, high jumper Erika Morgan and thrower Sydni Cobb lead the way.

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5. Tiffany Harris, Churchland - Harris, who will attend East Carolina, is the defending state outdoor champion in the long jump. She's also one of the top sprinters in the state.

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