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Shavertown vs. Westmoreland Fritzges, 8b ....... 2a 1 1
Saturday July 20th Shavertown mon, Bon 2 0 0
defeated Westmoreland 18 to 1, ge a Q ier - 1 0 0
Dem Brobst the winning pitcher. on id p 1 0 0
Skavertown started the scoring Oatridge, rf ......... 0 2 0 0
in the bottom of the first inning > pT Te
with 11 runs on sineles bv Meri- Totals... 15 0 0
Sheer SR
Fernbrook vs. Dallas
Fernbrook beat Dallas Saturday
10-7, Gruver the winning pitcher.
In the first inning Dallas scored
3 runs on a single by Daugherty.
Fernbrook followed with 2 runs to
make the score 3-2 in Dallas’ favor.
Jn the third inning Dallas scored
thew, Shelden, Considine. Mieskel,
Flock and a double bv Mieskel. In
the top of the second, Westmore-
land scored their only run on a
single by Fritzges.
Shavertown scored 5 runs in the
second and 2 runs in the fourth.
After five innings of lav. the game
was called because of rain. :
Powermen for Shavertown. were] more runs: on singles; by Kostro-
Corgidine with 3 singles and Mie. | bala Labatch and Chamberlain, but
ckel with 3 singles and a double, | ernbrook got three runs on hits
| by Duffy and Samanus to make
the score 7-5 in favor of Dallas.
single.
Shavertown In the fifth Fernbrook scored two
AB RB H | more runs ‘to tie it up 7-7, and
Merithew, 2b 3 9 i. scored 3. runs in the top of the
Sheldon, 88... tig 3 9 | sixth to win the game 10-7.
Considine, of 3 3 2 For Fernbrook * Duffy: had two
Mieskell e oir 4 4 4 singles, for Dallas Chamberlain also
Youngblood, If _.._.. 0 1 0 had two.
Flock, pf ..L.... LL ee Fernbrook
Fannick, 3b _. Lan AB BR. H
Porter db iio ii 0 1 0 | Robert Goeringer, 2b.. 3 0 0
Don Brobst, p .......i.... -3 2 0 B-. Duffy, "3b. 23 2 2
Snvder, 2b 2:0 0 0 | Samanus, cf 2 1
Wimmer, cf oy 0 0 | Gruver, p-ss .... 0 0
Roan If... 0 0: Norman, ¢ .... 3 1
Wadis, If ‘0 0 11 'Gosart, 1h’... i.e 0 0
Klenpinger, 0 0 | Ray Goeringer, 1b-p .. 3 1 1
Volker, rf 0, /0f Regan, J 0 _ oi 20x 0
Boylan, 3b" .0x.200 AL 1 0 0 | Hess. rf 1 0
Glenn, Ii. ar Lita 1] Nash, sg 10
mee es St Rhye rir 0 0
Totals: "i 26 18 13 wu EhEE
. Totals: = ao Libis 26. 10 5
Westmoreland
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Peters,” 9h ows al 0 0 AB: R H
Messersmith, p-cf 0 0 {| Kostrobala, 2b .......... 3 2 1
Dunn, iss Nir 0 0 Labatch, p .......... 3 0 1
Adams, p-cf 0 O04 Brice, eo 3 ii 2 1 0
0 0 | Chamberlain, 3b. Ha 4 0 2
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Noverski, p .......: sll ne 0
Pieler, pious liz ul, 0 0 0
Totals: al. nis 22 7 5
Trucksville vs. Lehman Jackson
Lehman-Jackson defeated Trucks-
ville 2-1 in seven-inning thriller,
Cooney the winning pitcher.
In the top of the second inning
Trucksville scored 1 run to make
the score 1-0. Trucksville held
that lead up to the bottom of the
sixth when Dickerson doubled and
them scored on a fielder’s choice
to make it 1 all. In the top of the
seventh inning Lehman held
Trucksville scoreless. In ‘the bot-
tom of the seventh, Dubil was put
in as a pinch hitter, drew a walk
and stole around to third, With
Cooney up, one of Zieefried’s fast
balls got away from his catcher,
scoring Dubil to win the game.
Powermen for Trucksville Demarco,
O’Malia and Ziegfried each had a
single.
Official score - keeper for the
Minor League games on Saturday is
voung Bob Parry who volimteered
[his services, and umpires who
volunteered to umpire all “day
Saturdays are H. Kile and L.
Richards.
Trucksville
AB
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B. Evans, rf
Demarco, c ......
O’Malia, 1b
T. Evans, of
Cummings, ss ....
Govine, If
Wisnieski, rf
Goeringer, rf
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Dickerson, 1b
Grim, c
Nixon,
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Footbal] Mothers
Lake-Lehman Football - Mothers 1
will meet Monday, July 29, 8 pm. |
at the Lehman Fire Hall. A num-
ber of mothers whose sons will be
on the football team for the first |
time, will be interested in attend- |
ing. Mrs. Margellina, president,
issues a cordial invitation.
4-H Club Festival |
Saturday Eveming
Because of rain, Luzerne County |
4-H Clubs “Old Time Festival’ |
scheduled for Saturday, July 20
| hag been re-scheduled for Saturday, |
July 27. All concessicns will open |
at 6 P.M. The program will begin |
at 7 with a second performance at |
9. It will be held at the Beach |
Haven Carnival Grounds, a few |
miles north of Berwick, directly off |
Route 11. Bingo, a cake sale end |
plenty of delicious home made food |
will be available. The program will |
consist of skits and entertainment |
put on by Luzerne County 4-H
members. The public is urged "
attend. |
| day,
| their top flight golfers.
| man, Anita Shinkman, Mrs.
Golf Tourney
Anthracite Golf Association
| women will see ‘action in the six-
teenth annual Anthracite tourna-
ment at Irem Country Club, on Fri-
July 26th. Twelve member
clubs of the association represented
|in the golf classic have entered
Pairings
and starting times are:
No. 12 tee: 9:30 Mrs. Alex Shell-
Framk
| Wagner, Mrs. A. G. Rutherford.
No. 1 tee: 9:30 Mrs. Arthur Del-
lasandro, Helen Pronko, Louise
Kranick, Mrs. Howell Evans.
9:38 Marie Marcinkowski, Helen
Romanovich, Mrs. Alice Jenkins,
Mrs. John Vivian.
9:45 Marguerite Tropea, Mrs.
Stanley Dombroski, Charlotte O’-
Karma, Mrs. Lloyd Kear.
9:52 Mrs. Sam. Kaufman, Mrs. A.
L. Weinberg, Mrs. Wm. Bond, Mrs.
Hammer Mainwaring.
10:00 Esther Friedman, Mrs. Na-
| than Hasson, Mrs. Jack Pritchard,
Mrs. Louis Maslow.
10:08 Mrs. Louis Fabrizio, Mrs.
James Boyle, Marion Gretzula, Mrs.
Canadian Native Fought In ( Civil
Joseph Layaou, Harris Hill Road,
responding to inquiries about Civil
War ancestors, and more especially !
ancestors who fought at the Battle
of Gettysburg, brought a neatly
typed document to the Dallas Post:
John Layaou, farmer, was born |
in Montreal, Canada, May 2, 1834, |
later residing in Jackson Township, |
Cease’s Mills. He was son of John |
and Mary Chevalier Layaou, both !
Canadians. i
The father was a son of Joseph
Layaou, who at the age of forty-‘
one was .on his way to occupy gov-
ernment land when captured by
Indians. He had trying experiences
among them, passing through seven i
tribes in the twenty years, as one!
tribe overpowered another. He was
finally released to return to his |
friends.
John was reared and educated in
Montreal. In early life he learned ;
the carpenter trade, working at it’
for forty years.
He came to the United States in
1851, locating at Ballaton Spa, N.Y.
where he remained for nine months
before moving to Saratoga Springs,
where he completed his trade. |
Enlisting August 21, L502 in the !
| icksburg,
, Bull Run.
‘War, Settled Later At Jackson
77th New York Infantry, Company
C. He took part in the battles of
Chancellorsville, Antietam, Freder-
Gettysburg, and Second
He served under General
Sedgwick, Third Brigade, Smith’s
Division.
John came to this area after the
settling first in Plains, then moving
in 1868 to Jackson Township to a
farm of sixty-three acres.
His was a model farm, built up
by hard work and practical methods
from a stony waste to its present
fertile condition.
In 1878 he lost his barn, stock,
and farming implements by fire.
His neighbors offered their services,
{ among them Martin Meyers, John-
son Meyers, and Jacob Smith.
Mr.
Plymouth.
He was married December 12,
1864 to Mary, daughter of Isaac and
Emily Larrabee. Eleven of their
fourteen children are living: John,
William, Margaret, Lizzie, Frank,
Charles, George, Rosamond, Selina,
Kate, and Therese.
All ROADS Lead To RACUSIN'S—SHICKSH
I FAMOUS ANNUAL SALE OF SALES AND |
Layaou marketed produce |
| from a wagon in Nanticoke and
Chas. Phillips.
10:15 Mrs. Jack Soberick, Mrs. |g
Paul Fahringer, Mrs. F. E. Hopkins, |
Mrs. George Dean.
10:22 Mrs. Charles Morisini, Mrs, |
| Ludwig = Weichel, Mildred Hock, |
Mary McKenna. !
10:30 Mrs.
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Mrs.
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Warren Unger. |
No. 10 tee: 9:30 Mrs. Wm. Chris-
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Mrs. Wm. Wicks. {
9:38 Lynn Broadbent; Susie Man-
ly, Tonie Loretti, Mrs. Henry Davis.
9:45 Catherine Disginger, Mrs.
Jack Cuttle, Betty Gretzula, Mar- |
vice Wilson,
9:52 Mrs. ‘Stanley Findora, Mrs.
Clem Moseman, Kay McCreary, Mrs. |
Chas. Levy.
10:00 Ann Conway, Rose Sullivan,
Effie MacSoud, Mrs. Frank Jones.
10:08 Mrs. A. G. Schwartz, Mrs.
Ken Fellin, Virginia Rubel, Mrs.
Howard Jones.
Improved After Surgery
Mrs. Evelyn Hauck, Shavertown,
and mother of Lester Hauck, Kings-
ton Township supervisor, is making |
satisfactory progress at Cancer Me-
morial Hospital, New York City, |
where she underwent two opera-
tions during the past week.
She is expected to remain at the
institution for another four weeks.
In Geisinger
Genevieve A. Fisk, Harveys Lake
R. D. 1, was admitted. to Geisinger |
Medical Center, Danville, July 17.
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