And welcome back to WSHIT's Sports.

It's 602 AM on the Sister Mary tune-up and Confessional Studio Clock.

At Sister Mary's will tune you up in a flash while we hear your confession to save your ass.

Today in sports, the International Diddle competition has come back to Crabapple for

the fifth year in a row. This year, the Crabapple Municipal Auditorium will play host to 35

diddlers from around the world. The world-renowned Diddlers will be diddling their hearts out

to vie for the title of the world's best diddler. And while last year's world champion from right here in Crabapple, Kevin Cunk, was disqualified

for using over 17 different banned substances that didn't stop the Crab Applians from

coming out in force to watch the Diddler's Diddle.

Our international sports reporter Mike Edinburgh was right there in the middle of the action. He filed this report earlier this morning. A large crowd of diddling enthusiasts are here to cast a critical ear over every diddle. But a lot of very, very strong diddlers here today. So it's all now with the judges. And now, diddhildaddi-dhid-dhid-dhid-dhid-dh-dh-dh-dh-dh-dh-dh-dh-dh-dh-dddddh.

And now the crowd rising to what, I suppose, is a living legend in diddling,

Mr. David Glenn.

There's a certain amount of tension growing up now.

Who is going to be the world champion?

Will Davy Glenn make his comeback?

Is it to be a new champion?

The decision on the didling champion. In a few minutes now we'll know. The hall, as you can see, packed, packed solid with people wanting to know who's going to be the world diddling champion.

The winner is Davy Glenn with 62 out of 70.

And Davey Glenn makes a comeback. And so the crowd greets the world diddling champion, David Glenn.

There has never been and there will never be a sport like diddling.

I'm proud to be a diddler myself.

I have taught all of my sons how to dittle.

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