FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1955
West Wyoming,
Jackson Tied
Teen-Agers Have
Twelve Wins Each
Jackson and West Wyoming are
tied for the championship of the
Back Mountain Teen Age League
with twelve wins and three losses
each.
The play-off game will be played
Tuesday night at 5:30 at East Dallas
diamond.
They were scheduled to play for
the championship last Friday night
but were rained out, and will be
unable to play the deciding pame
until the completion of the Teen
Artillery Park.
Many of the boys from both
teams are members of the All-Star
team which is representing the
Back Mountain Teen-Age League in
the World Series.
When the play-off game gets
underway between Jackson and
West Wyoming, however, an ex-
cellent game is assured.
West Wyoming will depend on
Starbuck and Charney to do the
pitching with Pealer catching.
Jackson will pin its hopes on
mound with Lopasky catching.
Rotary Outing Thursday
Dallas Rotary Club will hold its
annual outing Thursday, August 25
at the home of Paul Gross, Sutton
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The Opening of its
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Age World Pories this week in'Bosd, is is the All-Star team that represented the Back East Dallas coach; Les Starbuck, Wyoming man- September # 1955
Mountain Teen-Age League at Artillery Park this ager. Sedted (left to right) Freddie Williams, COURSES
week. Back row (left to right): Ted Hons, Shaver- Wyoming bat boy; Rome, Dallas; Radonavitch, ORGAN THEORY
° : town coach; David Shaver, Dallas coach; Paul Jackson; Lopasky, Jackson; Frederica, Westmore- PIANO HARMONY
W 1lkes r- Barre Malok, Jackson; Edward Starbuck, Wyoming; Bob land; Pealer, Wyoming; Charney, Wyoming; Powell, VIOLIN SOLFEGGIO
Hergan, Wyoming; Updyke, Dallas; Strausser, West- Westmoreland; Hons, Westmoreland; Zimmerman, VOICE BAND INSTRUMENTS
that he has given his boy
that training.
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An Enduring
Legacy
that which is better than
What Mann said
After working its way to the
semi-finals by a brilliant 5-0 defeat
of Nanticoke Monday night, Back
Mountain Teener’s All-Stars lost a
heartbreaking 12 inning game to
St. Therese’s Wednesday night at
Artillery Park.
The win puts St. Therese’s in the
finals Saturday night.
Both teams were held scoreless
until the 12th inning when St. Ther-
ese’s exploded with five runs.
Lefty Glen Lewis hurled great
ball for St. Therese’s to gain the
nod over Back Mountain. He al-
lowed only two hits and fanned 16
while walking a pair. Federici, who
opened the game in leftfield, suf-
fered the loss in relief.
Hits by Mike Holidick, Bill Schut-
ter, Carl Kemmerer and Russ Belles
sparked St. Therese’s uprising in
the 11th after the city boys blew
several scoring opportunities early
in the game. Holidick, Schutter and
Kemmerer each had two hits for
the winners. Lopasky and Malek
made Back Mountain’s only safeties.
Win First Game
In the first round of the Teener’s
Tournament on Monday night the
All Stars won a shut-out 4-0 tri-
umph over Nanticoke behind the
stellar pitching of Paul Malek.
Pitcher Gene Yachimiak of Nan-
ticoke had plenty of trouble against
Back Mountain which sewed up the
game in the third with three runs.
A pair of walks started Yachimiak’s
downfall. On a bunt the pitcher
pegged the ball into right field and
two runners scored. A steal result-
ed in the third run of the frame.
Yachimiak had a double and
Kwak a single for Nanticoke’s only
hits.
Nanticoke
Lawrence, 2b
Zegarskl. 1b. 7 “hui
Wisnieski, cf ..
Kwak, 3b
Litchkowski, ss... 2
PaulinoXe ir ovr: 2
y Paveletz
Yachimiak, p
Charnetski, rf 20... >... 3
x Leggett
Prekala, rf
Totals ===. = roo 24
Back Mountain ab
Peeler, ‘sg: ...;. nl i 3
Hons, 2b
al HHOOHOOOOH™MN o | COCO OoCOOOOOoOON
Charney, 1. i=l 3
Lopasky, vf. woo 3
Starbuck, ¢ .__. 3
Amato, cf 2
Rome, 3b. aii an 1
z Federici __.. #25
Hergan, 1b . AD
Malek, p ........ We
Totals. min, oi ie 22
x Fanned for Charnetski in 5th.
y Fanned for Paulino in 7th.
z Singled for Rome in 6th.
Nanticoke 000 000 0—0
Back Mountain 003 100 x—4
2B—Yachimiak. LB—Back Moun-
tain 4, Nanticoke 4. BB—Malek 1,
Yachimiak 4. SO—Malek 17, Yach-
imiak 11.
Zz
St. Therese’s ab
Holidick, 2b .\..0 5 t..: 4
McGuire, 'ss LOND
Belles, 1b) 0. or i wv Kin 6
Schutter; ie anil rl er 6
Kemmerer, If
iSharkey, ef =. i 20
Anstett, rf, cf __
Lewis, p ._.. y
Moses, rf ii ir or
Derolf, efi ii CL
nl corcoo ror RK nN
Totals im 0a 2a 44
Back Mountain ab
Pealor, 88 ail nu 3
Hons, 2b ..... 5
Lopasky, rf . 5
Starbuck, c¢ . ah
[ Malek, 3b; 2 ciiiosl 3
| Federici, M, pic il 73
4
4
2
0
0
0
{ Amato, cf __
| Hergan, 1b __ &
Charney, If ii...
b Rome
Strausser, If g
Radonavitch, po. .
wo | ocoocoLoOoOHOROOD MB - CoO0O0CO0OOoONMNNMNKHON MF
ol CoO OoOO0O0O0OCOoOQOOoO
b Hit by pitch for Charney in 9th.
St. Therese’s 000 000 000 05—5
Back Mt. 000 000 000 00-—0
BB—Lewis 2, Charney 2, Feder-
ici 4. SO—Lewis 16, Federici 4.
Loser—Federici. Umpires — Jerry-
tone, Hawkins, Cronauer and Baron.
Jackie Robbins At
General Hospital
Jackie Robbins, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Robbins, Trucksville,
was admitted to General Hospital
on Wednesday for a series of tests.
Ernest H. Bennett
Elsie Perkins Powell
Dorothy Nogle Glidden
George V. Sheeder
Sara K. Young
Helen Fritz Sheeder
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School Patrols protect some 36,000
School Mates. Monthly safety les-
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Protection Contest
All Valley communities participate
in AAA - Wyoming Valley Motor
Club’s annual contest. . Ten local
communities cited this year for ex-
cellent records.
14 Valley and Back Mt. School Dis-
tricts provide student driver train-
ing programs in special dual control
equipped cars in cooperation with
AAA, Wyoming Valley Motor Club
and local automobile dealers.
Safety Posters /
Each year the Wyoming Valley
Motor Club participates with the
AAA, on the national level, in Safe-
ty Poster Contests in local schools.
Good Highways
The Club’s Highway Planning Com-
mittee works constantly on safe
highway construction and on the
elimination of existing hazardous
highway conditions.
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EYERMAN, SR.
PRESIDENT