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Lehman-Jackson vs. Westmoreland
On June 10, Lehman-Jackson de-
feated Westmoreland to continue its
unbeaten record. Winning pitcher
was G. Sponseller, and loser, Harris.
Lehman took the lead in the
fourth when Gale scored after
coming around from first cn passed
balls. Then in the sixth Lehman
scored three more runs on some
loose fielding cin the part of West-
moreland.
Final score was 4-0.
Lehman
b
Cook, ¢
G. Sponseller, p .
Kittle, rf
Gale, 1f
Brown, 1b
Keating,
Eddy, 2b
Lozo, 3b
Yascur, cf
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AB
Long, ss li caine]
Pieczynski, 2b
Harris, ip... iu
Perella, 1b ...
Puhalski. ¢ . iy
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Straub, cf
Sherry, rf ....
Popson, 1f
Dover, If
Fulton, 1f
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Total
Shavertown vs. Dallas Dairy
On Tuesday, June 11, Shavertown
took Dallas Dairy in a close one,
which lasted 7 innings. Shavertown
went ahead in the first inning with
3 runs on 2 hits. Then in the third
inning, they added their fourth run.
In the bottom of the third, Dal-
las came alive and scored 3 runs
on a homer by McDade. Then
in the fourth they ram two more
home; but it wasn’t enough.
Shavertown came back strong and
scored once in the fifth and the
seventh to win the game 6 to 5.
Shavertown
AB
Kupstas, ss :
Jim Miller, cf ..
Nbéwhart, 1b
Rogers, prefiiln
Mahler, ¢ .........
Jack Miller,
Merithew, 3b ............
Bvans, rf...
Smith, 2k-3b.:
Sprau, 2b
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AB
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Dougherty, rf fo
Bittenbender, 3b
Pryor, Ih 1 Lad sin
McDade, cf-p
Baker, ss
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Dallas Rotary vs. Trucksville
Wednesday June 12 Dallas Rotary
and Trucksville battled it out, with
Trucksville taking it 6-5 in the last
of the sixth on a single byWilliams
which scored Rutkin from second
base.
Big guns for Dallas Rotary were
B. Gabel and M. Konnick with 2
hits each, for Trucksville Pope with
a home run.
Dallas Rotary
AB : R H
Yagloski, 2b 0 0
| B. Gabel, ss 0 2
M. Konnick, ¢ .... 1 2
1B. Burnett, Ibo. 5.0 3 1 1
{ Burkchart, '3b-p. «0... 3 0 1
R. Sutton; p-3b ...... 28 0 0
Ryle, efi... 1 0
Culvert, Ms dl 1 1
Goeringer, rf 1 1
Gallagher, 2b 0 0
Kuchemba, rf 0 0-
Total. nai 28 5 8
Trucksville :
AB “+R H
Willams, Mf 0 0 4 0 1
| Rosenburger, 1b __... 1 1 0
(-Szela,. 3b-p.: a 1 1 0
Berlew, rf-cf ...l..... 3 1 0
Wisneski, 2b... 2 q 0
Martin, cf-ss ......:3 0 1
Rutkin, ss-3b:... .....:3 1 1
Pope. “el ni 2 1 1
Harrison, p . 1 0 0
Germick, rf 1 0 0
Isaacs, 2b ln Bi x 0 0
Total = cir. bi is 22 6 4
Dallas Dairy vs. Lehman-Jackson
June 14 Dallas Dairy tangled with
Lehman-Jacksom and finished the
loser of a close one. In the last of
the sixth, Gale of Lehman got on
with a hit, then stole second and
| third, amd scored on ap error to
win the game. Big hitter for the
winners was Gale with 2 hits, and
strong men for Dallas
| Dougherty with 3 “hits and Baker
and Pryor with 2 each. Pryor also
hit a homer.
Final score was Lehman 6, Dallas
Dairy 5.
Dallag Dairy
AB
Miller,
Dougherty, If
| Bittenbender, 3b-p
i McDade, Ci ithe.
Baker, ss
p-2b 4
4
3
4
Pryor, cf-2b-8b’ .......= 3
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2
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Dobson, rf-cf
Dukinas, 1b
2b
Bottoms,
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Fallon, rf
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Cook, c¢
| G. Sponseller, 1b
| Kittle, rf
Gale, p-cf
Brown, 2b
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Yascur, cf 0 0
Keating, ss ... 2 1
Lozo, 3b 1 1
R. Bertram, Mf :. 5.....2 1 0 0
D. ‘Sponseller, p .::.... x 0 0
Total... 5. 2m 27 6 5
Dallas vs Fernbrook
Saturday June 15 Dallas was de-
feated by Fernbrook in the first
game of a double header. In the
first inning Fernbrook ‘added . 5
runs on loose fielding, amd then
added 3 in the second and 2 more
in the fifth.
Big hitters for Fernbrook were
Rome and Martin with 2 hits apiece.
Singles by Hudak, Traver, and
Nichol were the only hits off of
Dallas
Hudak, 1b-18 0.0
McDade, 2-b
Kapson, p-1b
Traver 3b
Katyl, ss. .
Ruckno, f
Lefko, ei
Kaschak, rf
Nichol, 1f-2b
McDonald, p io... 22
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G. Belles, cf :...........
R. Belles, ¢
Rome, ss
Martin, 2b
Williams, 3b...
Morgan, 1b
Grundowski, rf
Fehlinger, p ._..
Bauman, If
Meyers, cf
Morris, rf
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Westmoreland vs. Shavertown
In the second game Westmore-
land. took Shavertown 9-0. For the
winners Long, Perella, Letts and
Pulhalsky each had 2 hits, while
the only hit for Shavertown was in
the first inning by Newhart. Letts
"pitched brilliantly, striking out 11.
Westmoreland
Long, 88... Liluii
Harris, 3b
Pieczynski,
Perella, 1b
Letts, p
Puhalski, ¢ .......
Straub, cf i
Sherry, rf ...
Popson, 1f ..
Corbett, 2b
Power, el, i tua
Schilling; rf
Chichowitz,
Fulton, If
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Shavertown
Kupstas, ss
Evans, rf
Newhart, 1b- 2b
Rogers, p-cf
Jim Miller, cf-p
Mahler, ¢
Jack Miller, lf-p
Smith, 3b 3
Sprau; 2b LS n a
D. Jones, ss
Fredericks, rf _..
Jenkins, 1b-p
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1963
Lake-Lehman Has
Athletic Dinner
Awards Presented;
O'Dell Is Speaker
Lake-Lehman Area High School
held its first annual Athletic and
[Band Banquet recently
The roast beef dinner was served in
the cafeteria, and the main part of
the program was in the auditorium.
Invocation was given by Karl
Squier. Elwood Ruckel, who acted
as the toastmaster, first introduced
Mr. Edwards. He presented the
athletic and band awards.
Representatives of the various
booster organizations were recog-
nized, and they were as follows:
Football Mothers—Mrs. Lloyd Rog-
Worth, and P.-T.A.—Richard Wil-
liams.
Members of the administration:
Anthony Marchakitus, high school
principal; Lester B. Squier, super-
vising principal; Robert Z. Belles,
assistant supervising principal; and
Willard Sutton, president of the
Board of ‘Education, were also hon-
ored.
Robert O'Dell; head football coach
at Bucknell University, was main
speaker. He told of his past expe-
riences on the gridiron and how
they pertained to the students at
Lake-Lehman. William Frey, Gen-
eral Chairman and president of the
P.-T.A. for the next term, made
brief remarks.
Program was then concluded with
a moment of silent prayer for Fred
Hennebaul, member of the class of
1963 who was injured in a wrestling
match last winter.
Area Tennis Novice
Heads College Team
Clark Mosier, Dallas, who never
played = competitive tennis before
1962, added another feather to his
impressive’ cap of sports triumphs
this spring by leading Susquehanna
University’s = racquetmen with a
record of 11-1 in singles competi-
tion.
Merithew, 3b...
bined I 0 0
Hoffman, 2b 0 0 0
Misson, 2b 1 0 0
Total: Ll i... 18 0 1
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LT. ROBERT RICHARDSON
The 402nd Military Police Prison-
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promotion of Robert D. Richardson,
I Army Pfc.
Dallas, to the rank of 1st Lieuten-
ant. First Lt. Richardson is now
serving as Transportation Officer
of the unit and is responsible for
equipment during any drills or en-
campments the 402nd takes part |
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During an active duty situation,
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Pic. Andrew Petroski
Assigned To Vietnam
Andrew E. Petroski
Jr., whose parents live on Route
2, Dallas, was assigned to the Army
element of the Military Assistance
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nam, May 23, as a radio operator.
MAAG, Vietnam, is an Army-
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of the Republic of Vietnam on
training, use of equipment and
tactical operations.
Petroski entered the Army in
January 1962 and received basic
training at Fort Jackson, S.C. He
was last assigned at Fort Belvoir;
Va.
a 1960 graduate of Dickinson College.
While at Dickinson, he received
the John Dickinson Saber Award,
the highest college award to a
graduating senior in the ROTC. First
Lt. Richardson also served as cadet
colonel of his ROTC class, a rank
designating the highest scholastic
average in the ROTC.
Receiving his commission upon
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and Ft. Dix, N. J., where he was:
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