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Back Mt.
Fernbrook vs. Westmoreland
Westmoreland team bowed to an
undefeated Fermbrook Monday of
last week, in a very tense game.
Winner moved ahead in the sec-
ond inning when Martin singled, R.
Belles walked, and Martin stole
home. Then in the top of the fifth
Dover put Westmoreland back on
the map with a homer, but Fern-
brook came back strong in their half
of the fifth when Prebola got on on
an error, Williams walked, and
Rome blasted a double off the left
field wall.
Big hitter for Westmoreland was
Perella, while Rome carriéd the load
for Fernbrook with 2 doubles.
‘Westmoreland
Piccpsnskt 29h 3
Sherry, rf
Harris, 3b
Perella, 1b
Long, ss
Straub, cf ...
Letts, p
D
Popson, If
Pulhalsky, rf .
Cooper, cf
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Totals
Fernbrook
>>
ow
G. Belles, c
Williams, 3b
Rome, ss
Martin, p __..
R. Belles, If
Fehlinger, cf-2b
Morris, vf. 000.
Morgan, 1b
Meyer, 2b
Prebola, cf
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Totals
* Trucksville vs. Lehman-Jackson
Next day the league’s first posit-
jon changed when Trucksville beat
Lehman-Jackson, putting undefeat-
ed Fernbrook in first place.
In the third inning, Cook got on
on a fielder’s choice and Sponseller
followed with a double. Trucksville
came back strong. Rutkin singled,
Harrison doubled, and Williams
walked. :
Then’ after a fielder’s choice, Wil-
liams scored the go-ahead run. But
Lehman, not giving up so easily,
came back with Gale singling and
Keating hitting a home run over
the right field fence.
'Trucksville followed suit right off.
J. Martin walked, Rutkin was on af-
ter a fielder’s choice, Harrison was
on after an error, and likewise Wil-
liams. Then Rosenberger singled
scoring Rutkin and Harrison.
Lehman’s big guns were Spon-
a home run.
Lehman-Jackson
: AB: RH
Cook, i's LLnL S 1 0
Sponseller, db. nin. 3 0 3
D. Sponseller, rf-p na 3 0 1
Gale, Ie 7 no Soe 1 1
‘Brown, cf 0 0
‘Lozo, 3b 0 0
Keating, ss Ts 1 1%
Yaseur, p-cf ........'3 0 1
Eddy, 2b 0 0
Kittle, rf .... 0 0
Ide, 2b 0 0
Totals” iui i 26 3 1
Trucksville
5 IAB: ARH
Williams, Mf... 2... 3 1 1
Rosenberger; ss ........ 4 0 1
Sela, ip LET 0 0
“Pope, L3hlaimi Bang 0 0
1Berlew, rf © | 0 0
Wisnieski, ¢ 10 1
J. Martin, cf .. 0 0
Rutkin, : 2b: a. 00 LL 2 i;
| Harrison, 1b 1 1
fd Totalge 0.0 a 24 4 5
Dallas Dairy vs. Dallas
Dallas Dairy was pasteurized by
Dallas 13-0 on Wednesday, June 26.
Hudak, the pitcher for Dallas,
pitched a 1-hitter and was never in
trouble, The only hit was by McDade
who hit a double in the fifth.
Dallas aded five runs im the first,
three in the third, two in the
fourth’ and three in the fifth.
Big hitters for Dallas were Traver
with two doubles, and a triple, and
a single, and Hudak with two doub-
les.
Dallas Dairy
Miller, ss-p-ss
Dougherty, rf
McDade, ¢ ..........on
Pryor, p-ss-3b .
Baker, 2b... ..
Dukinas, 1b
Bittenbender, 3b
Gates, efi. ..
Lawler, lf-p ...
Rosser, 2b .......
Bottoms, 2b _.
Fallon, "Wit o
Dobson, of .«.... ;
Precone, 2b
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Totals
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Hudak, p
Kapson, rf .._..
Parkhurst, 1b _
Traver, 3b. i...
Katyl, ss
C. Ruckno,. cf ..
Tefko, oil nul
Nichol, 1.
McDonald, 2b
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— For Boys —
seller with 3 hits and Keating with |
THE DALLAS POST, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1963
Baseball
Kaschak, ie /:1.. 2/0 0 0 0
Glawe, If 20 0 0
McDade,’ 2b! i... 0 0 0
Totals. = nr. 97.213, il
‘Fernbrook vs. Shavertown
Thursday Fernbrook continued on
its unbeaten path by smothering
Shavertown 13-1 on solid hitting
and good fielding.
Winners scored twice in the first
and five times in the second. Shaver-
town scored its lone run in the
fourth on an error and a double by
Newhart.
Fernbrook added two in the fifth
on Martin's first home run and scor-
ed three more in the sixth on his
second homer.
Mahler, Jim Miller, ‘and Newhart
got ‘the only hits from Fehlinger.
Fernbrook
R. Belles, ¢
Williams, 3b
Bauman, cf. kon 3
Rome, ss...
Semanis, rf __..
Prebola, 1b...
Burkhardt, 2b...
Fehlinger, p
Stolarick, If
G. Belles, ¢
Norris, ef hi nl
Grundowski, rf ..
Morgan, 1b
Martin, 2b
Meyer, If
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Totals
Shavertown
AB ,
Rupstas, gs 2.0
Merithew, 3b
Mahler, c
Jim Miller, cf
Newhart, If
Jenkins, 1b-p
Jack Miller, p-1f _ ... 1
Hoffman, 2b
Misson, If
Smith, 3b
Frederick, rf
Jones, 1b
Rogers, p-1b
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Totals
Westmoreland vs. Dallas Rotary
Westmoreland beat Dallas Rotary
7-1 on Friday.
In the bottom of the first Rotary
scored its lone run when Kyle sing-
led, Sutton got on on am error, and
Burkhart grounded to the second
baseman whose throw. to the plate
Dallas Women To
Burkhart, p
Burnett, 1b
Konnick, ¢ ....
Gabel, ss
Colvert, If
Gallagher, 2b ....
Garinger, rf
Hoover, 1f
Yagloski, 2b
Kuchemba, rf
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Totals
Reporting on Back Moun-
tain Baseball for Boys this sea-
son has been by William Baker,
III, who has heen doing an out-
standing job. :
An announcer for Little
League, Bill was also made an
eagle scout recently. He will be
a junior at Dallas Jumior High
School. — Editor.
Visit England
Jean Duda And Mother
Plan Family Reunion
England will welcome three more
visitors from Dallas shortly when
Mrs. Peter Duda, Davemport Street,
Billy, aged three and a half, and his
grandmother, Mrs. Jennie Roberts,
Spring Street, will leave for a
month’s visit to their native land.
The trio will fly mon-stop to Lon-
don on Saturday. They will visit |
friends and relatives in North Wales |
and England, including on their -
agenda sightseeing trips to Windsor
Castle, Eaton College and the Lake
District of North Wales.
This will be the first trip back
home for Jean Duda simce she and
her mother immigrated here thir-
teen years ago. Mrs. Roberts re-
turned in 1955 for a visit to her
homeland.
The flight is being made under
the auspices of the Anglo American
Club, an organization of British
born women. There are six local
members. The group charters yearly
trips to the British Isles.
The former Jeannie Roberts be-
came the bride of Peter Duda, Dal-
las, eleven years ago. She is eager
to make the trip, expecting to see
many changes, for she left England
right after World War II when the
blitz had desolated much of the
countryside.
Ambrose Girls
Meet Abroad
Ennabelle To Visit
Ten European Lands
was too late to get Kyle.
From then on Westmoreland took
over. They scored two runs in the
second and third inn‘ngs and three
in the fifth on doubles by Perella
and Harris and singles by Letts and
Long.
Harris
pitched beautifully for
| Westmoreland, giving up only three
hits while striking out twelve. Kyle
Konnick, and Gabel got the only
hits off of Harris. Perella had two
doubles for Westmoreland.
Westmoreland ?
[AB R H
Pieczynski, 2b-3b .__..... 3 1 1
Sherry, rf 0 0
Perella, 1b ..... 2 2
Harris, p 2 3
Letts; 3b; oF. 1 1
Long, ss nib ls Sr 1 1
Puchalsky, 0 0
Straub, cf 0 0
Cooper, If 0 0
Corbett, 2b 0 0
Chichowitcz, rf 0 0
Dover, ¢ . ....5 0 0
‘Fulton, ef 0 0
Schilling, If 0 0
Totals’. t.3 7 27 7 6
Dallas Rotary
; AB CR OH
Kyle, defi isi! 4 1 1
Sutton, 3b lL 2 0 0
Anmabelle Ambrose, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ambrose, flew
last week to England for a joyful
reunion with sister, Sandy.
A Rotary Exchange Student in
Holland, Sandy has been wisiting the
Lightwrights in England, friends of
one of her Dutch families, the Hudi- |
gos.
Annabelle is touring ten countries
in Europe as a member of the Col-
gate Student trip arranged by Penn-
sylvania State University. She is a
member of the sophomore class at |
Penn State and will return home on
August 19.
The girls will go on to Holland |
where Sandy will be feted at a fare- |
well party on July 21, by her Dutch
friends. Sandy will sail on the Dutch
liner, Groote Beer on August 21 for
her homeland.
She will dock the same day as
Attorney and Mrs. Jan Bergman of
the Netherlands, who are sailing on
the New Amsterdam for a three
months visit to the United States.
The Bergman's were Annabelle’s
first parents abroad and will spend
some time visiting at the Ambrose
home.
Red Ambrose, who is maling a
swift recovery from a recent back
disorder, is looking forward to being
in fine shapé to welcome his daugh-
ters back home.
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