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count.
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Fernbrook eame to bat in the
sixth trailing 5 to 4. Blase walked
and Perrella and Meyers singled
~ setting the stage for Burkhardt's
game winning single.
Melvy Morris hurled for the vie-
tors, while Marth and Letts threw
~ for the losers.
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Pieczynski, 2b ......
Letts, p, ss
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Vernon, 1b
Fernbrook
G. Bellas, ss .
Meyers, 2b ...
Burkhardt, 2b ...
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Williams, 3b
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turned back a
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including two doubles which ac-
counted for three rums.
Pieczynski
also had a hot bat rapping two hits
and scoring twice for the victors.
~ Jenkins and Long stopped Dallas
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with only two runs and five hits.
Westmoreland rallied in the first
‘of Dallas starter Farley for six runs
which proved too much for the
Dallas team to overcome. West-
moreland scored two more in the
~ second on doubles by Jenkins and
Letts.
Dallas couldn’t get anything go-
ing until the third inning when a
double by Frey and a single by Hu-
dak engendered their initial run.
Dallas scored again in the fourth on
a single by Tounsend followed with
a double by Wagner.
Hudak was the only Dallas
swinger able to solve the slants of
Westmoreland pitchers.
Westmoreland
Long, p, ss
Pieczynski, 2b.
. | three singles.
Rogers, If
Shavertown Edges Trucksville
Shavertown defeated Trucksville
in a nip and tuck game by a score
of 7 to 6. Both teams played good
ball and were hot on the offensive
end.
Shavertown garnered ten hits
with Swingle leading his team with
Nicol and Monte also
had two hits each for the victors.
Monte’s double in the fourth
knocked in two runs which ' sent
Shavertown into the lead.
Williams led Trucksville’'s seven-
hit attack with four infield singles
which can be attributed to his
speed. Williams crossed the plate
three times and died on first in the
last inning.
* Nicol went all the way for the
victors while Germick and Rodgers
shared the mound duties for Trucks-
ville.
Shavertown
Nicol, p
Swingle, ss ....
Hoover, 3b
Monte, 1b
Tyrrell, ¢ ...
Wade, cf
Youngblood, rf
Kupstas, 2b
CODOHORNNOTE
OCOHOHMNOWN?
Misson, 1f
twelve-year-old players, had to for-
feit four games. Only seven twelve-
year-olds per team are permitted by
Little League rules.
Forfeited were: two . games to’
Trucksville, one to Shavertown, and
one to Dallas.
Ambulance Called
For Injured Shopper
Dallas Ambulance rushed Mrs.
Mabel De Remer, Hunlocks Creek,
to Nesbitt Memorial Hospital Tues-
day at 4:45 P.M. where she was ad-
mitted to a ward for X-ray and ob-
servation of injuries to her right
leg suffered when she fell while
walking out of the A & P market in_
Dallas. She was not carrying
groderies at the time, according to
manager Frank McCreary.
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Report Postponed
Citizens Committee for Better
Schools has postponed until Octo-
ber the report of Budget and Fi-
nance Study Committee composed
of Raymond Carmon, Welton Far-
rar and William Clewell.
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B rss 30 SWEET
ack Mt. Baseball iis TR A
Ruthin, se | ...uaml 3 1.0 Stephen Waldow, Mount Air
JL . y YY
For B oys Williams, IF. +4 8 4|Road, Shavertown, his brother and
O’'Malia, »f ...... «4 0 1gister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bruno
Westmoreland Bows to Fernbrook Straub, (if: annie 00500 Rosenburgen, 1b . ~ 80 Waldow, Cliffside, N. J., will leave
Fernbrook squeezed by a strong |Lewis, rf .......... 2 o g|S%la 3b... «3 1 Ofidlewild Aigport, Saturday, by jet
Westmoreland team by defeating | Messersmith, rf ... ww 0 0 Senile, 1b... »3..0 lite Germany. They will visit their
them in the sixth inning on 6 to 5|Vernon, 1b ....... “Zig ela aren, of demi +3 1 1lmother, Mrs. Augusta Waldow, and
Popsin, Bn 10. 9f90% 8 erin ~3 0 Ojother relatives.
The game went scoreless until the — — ._|lsaacs, 2b... «1 0 0} The Waldows are members of the
fourth inning when Westmoreland {Totals .... iio. 30 9 8 Prutenwen, 2b ~1 0 0lGerman Singing Society, and will
scored on an error and a single by| Dallas AB. R. H. Botgors, DY sestenssparivisiucniies } 3 3 take pars in 2 concert in Essen,
Westomreland scored | Hudak, cof .. SIRs 2 G i a 1 during the first week of ‘their 5.
again in the fifth on only one hit | Parry, 2b ....... 503 0 DO] TTRIOR,. BP ete, 0 Ojweek vacation.
taking advantage of several errors |Wilson, rf .... S100 Total 7% “a ml, S:P.-4 Paul Dugan, son of Mr. and
in id Ee orook Jutense. Townsend, 1b .. 03 1 LTO be hrm sin 01.7 Paul Dugan, Sr. Huntsville,
ern , trailing 5 to 0, entered | Wagner, ss... LB E : , is attached to a field hospital,
or Se Sn i the hin Lose ol gigi Leaghe Sendings WL Pot = Sn near Staunton,
runs an ite ase an 5 AN die | Virginia. Paul's sister, Helen, wh
led the rally with singles, mid Davis, 3h 2 2 2 Rernbrook ..& «iii 1.2 .667 ohn her ee a
by a walk to Perrella. Burkhardt Farley, p .. 0.0. 0 Lehman-Jackson ... ..4 #500 July 3 has been chosen head ma-
singled home two runs followed by i Prey, pion : 100d Trucksville .... co. 2 4: 50 jorette at Lake , Lehman High
another single by Gosart, Morris, McDonald, p GE }o050 Westmoreland .... ..... 4 #4 .500iSchool, where she is a senior.
Fernbrook pitcher, doubled home — — (Dallas oe 3 5 B71 John Chesnovitch, Jr., son of Mr.
two more runs to bring his team [Totals .. ......'. 24 go 5|Shavertown .. _...3 8B B833land Mrs. John Chesnovitch, Sr.
within one run of their opponents. Lehman - Jackson, with eight Oak Hill, has been re-admitted to
Graduate Hospital, University of
Pennsylvania, 19th and Lombard,
Philadelphia. Johnny's condition is
critical. He will be twelve on July
31, and is in seventh grade at Gate
of Heaven ‘School. He was a patient
at the Mercy Hospital. His mother
remains - at his bedside, with his
. | father spending as much time as
possible with him. Cards and
notes are greatly appreciated.
Joyce McCafferty, Moorestown,
N. J., has returned home after a
week as the:guest of Nancy Stiles,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Stiles, Center Hill Road. Nancy ac-
companied her and will be her
guest for a week. They were class-
mates while the Stiles family lived
in Moorestown.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Todd,
Plymouth, were guests last Monday
of Dayton Long. Also visiting at
VALLEY
the Long home was Newell Wismer,
Royersford, who spent several days
here, returning home last week.
Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
McKinley Long were Mr. and Mrs.
Boyd Smith and daughters, Nancy
and Virginia, Greene, New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Kipp,
Cynthia, Gerard and Nickie, are
vacationing in Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stockage
and son Bob, Pikes Creek, and Su-
san Traver, Tunkhannock, accom-
panied P.F.C. George Stockage to
Newark, N. J. Thursday, from
where he flew to Fort Bliss, Texas,
six months, :
Cherry White, Berwick, is the
guest of Kathy Mingus, Mooretown.
Mrs.. Nettie Post is recuperating
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Char-
les H. Long, after being a patient at
the Nesbitt Hospital with a frac:
i tured arm.
Gloria and Wilma Long, and Sue
Fielding, Huntsville, have returned
home after a week at Ocean City,
N. J. where they attended the
Youth For Christ Convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McClure, Lor-
raine, Ohio, recently spent:a week
with Mr: and Mrs. Michael Maran-
sky, © Mrs.
Margaret Maransky.
Sweet Valley Little Touche will
sponsor an ic cream social on July
28 at the Church of Christ Hall.
Home made ice cream will be of-
cakes, coffee and soda. Support the
Little League.
Kathy Stroud, daughter of Mr.
and- Mrs. Richard N. Stroud, and
Eleanor Jones, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. ‘Wendell Jones, Shavertown;
spent last week at Christian Youth
Camp, Nordmont.
Third Order of St. Francis, Our
McClure ‘is the former
fered ‘along. with ‘home made: pies,
NOXEN
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Coole and
Peggy are spending several days at
Watrous, Pa.
Mr." and Mrs. Richard Keiper,
Debbie and Dorothy Keiper spent
several days ‘with Mr. and Mrs.
Ward Vanderhoff and family, Me-
tuchin, N. J.
Mrs. William Engelman and Rose
Mary, Mrs. Sterling May, Sidney,
Valerie and Jeffrey, Mrs. Barry En-
gelman and Pamela spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Dale En-
gelman, Sayre.
The Reverend Theodore Brennan,
formerly of Johnson City, N. Y., has
accepted the pastorate of the Noxen
Bible Tabernacle and has moved his
family here where they are now
occupying a trailer near the church.
William Engelman and son, Batry,
Sterlyn and Charles May employed
in New York City, spent Wednesday
here with their families.
Janet Turner, student at Penn
State, spent the holiday here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Turner.
Noxen Manufacturing Company
employees: are on vacation - this
week. ;
Mrs. Emma Harlow . spent the
holiday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Lewis and familly, Harveys
Lady of Mount Carmel Church,
Lake Silkworth will hold a Spaghet-.
ti dinner on the ‘Church grounds,
July 15th. August's, is the date of
the annual chicken dinner, at the
church.
Martie Evans, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Emerson Evans, - Huntsville,
and Wendell Jones, Jr. son of Mr.
and: Mrs. Wendell © Jones, . Sr.
Skavertown, are guests of Janet
Lake. !
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parr, Bristol,
are spending a vacation with Ms.
Parr’s father, B. B. Engelman.
Holiday guests at the Lawrence
Races were Mr. and Mrs.” Charles
VanCampen and Jimmy, Endicott;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henning, End-
well; Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Cargill
and Candy, William Race of Bing-
hamton.
Mrs. Vane Race recently spent
some time with Mr .and Mrs. Rich-
ard Race and daughter and also her
son, Roger, at Wallingford, Conn.
Sharon Montross spent the past
week with Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Ben-
ner, Richfield, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Hinkey and
family, Johnson City, N. Y., spent
Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Osmond
Casterline and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Domineck Palmen-
tera of Passaic, N. J., visited Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Territo on Thursday.
Warren and Gregory Newell spent
several days recently with Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Cunningham, Laceyville.
Mr .and Mrs. Warren Montross
and’ family visited Gettysburg ‘on
Saturday and ‘stopped -off. at’ the
home- of the latter's sister, Mrs.
Nevin Benner, at’ Richfield, Ba
Mr. and ‘Mrs. Philip Shafer and
family, Philadelphia, spént the week
with - her ‘mother, "Mrs. Dorothy
French. EA
+ Mrs. Howard Smith, Howard, Jr.
and Vanesco and Mrs.
Millon drove to State College, Miss.,
where they visited Mrs. MacMillan’s
daughter, Mrs. * James Wilson and
family for one week.
Robert Case, Buffalo, N. Y., is
spending his vacation with Mr. and
and Allan Stroud, Mooretown, this | Mrs. Loren Case, Mr. and Mrs. Ches-
week.
David Maec- |
Patton.
Mrs. Raymond Keiper and Marion
Gorman, Bristol, are spending sev-
eral days with Mr. and Mrs, Harry
Keiper.
Helen Keiper returned home from
General Hospital on Friday.
Noxen Volunteer Fire Company
was called upon to extinguish a
grass fire near Claude Crispell’s
store on Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Boone, Eyers-
ville, spent Wednesday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. William Engelman
and family.
Richard Rauch and daughter, Re-
becca, of Macungie, Pa., spent the
weekend with his mother, Mrs. G.
H. Rauch.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coole and
Peggy spent [Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hale, at Savona,
N.Y:
Mrs. Thomas Lane, Joann and
Billy, and Tommy Nalbone, Avenel,
N. J., are spending a week with
Mrs. Dorothy French.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ruff, Jr.
and family of Baltimore, Md., spent
the past week with. Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Ruff, Sr. :
‘ Affie Blizzard, Metuchin, N. J.
spent the weekend with Delbert and
Christine Blizzard. ' Marie Blizzard
returned home with her for a va-
sation,
Mr.: and Mrs. Howard Leibenguth
and familly, Endicott, spent Sunday
with, the Ray Leibenguths.
Mr, ‘and Mrs. ‘Andrew Kish and
Sandra are spending: the week with
the William Munketchys. Mrs. Mun-
ketchy and: son, Bobby, spent last
weekend at the home of Mr .and
Mrs: Clem McHale, Export, Pa.
Harriet Dendler, Harrisburg, spent
the weekend with the Roy Dendlers.
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Hess, Jr.,
and family returned to their home
in ‘Andover, Conn, after a week's
visit with relatives here,
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