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THE DALLAS POST, AUGUST 22, 1974
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TELESCOPING
Store, Lou Rapock, supervisor of Marni’s Soft
Ice-Cream, Debbie Barto, Tina Charney, Ann
Hawk, Lori English, Michele Kravitsky,
Cindy Leftko, Kim Sheffield, Lisa Allardyce,
Mike Williams, commissioner of the Girls’
Softball League, and Bob Law, president of
Back Mountain - Baseball for Boys Inc.
Missing from the photo is Kandi Karuza of the
Shavertown Mets.
Pictured are the Marni’s Soft Ice-Cream
Player-of-the-Week Award winners from the
Back Mountain Girls’ Softball League. First
row, from left to right are: Karen Brace,
Jackie Bergevin, Nancy Shaw, Heiki An-
derson, Suzanne Gomba, Cindy Monka,
Karen Cook, Carla Kuznicki, Vicki Martin.
Sceond row, left to right: Clay Price,
manager of the Shavertown Louden Hill
Hizcs
HAMILTON BEACH
ELECTRIC IRONS
'Shavertown-Trucksville Girls Baseball Stars
Receive Awards
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The Back Mountain Girls’
with the Shavertown-
Trucksville teams winning both
Division I and Division II All-
Star contests.
In Division II action, the
girls
girls, 11-6; TMvision I All-Star
game went 11 innings with the
Shavertown-Trucksville girls
edging the Dallas-Lehman
team 8-7.
Ann Hawk of the Trucksville
Giants was voted the Most
II All-Star game, and Vicki
Vicki is a member of the
Shavertown Red Sox team.
Leading hitters in the
Division II game were Ann
Hawk, Kim Sheffield, Eleanor
Ehrhorn, Brenda DeWitt, and
Michele Kravitsky for the
winners with two hits a piece.
The Dallas-Lehman team was
paced by Ellen Adams, Heidi
Allen, and Allison Davis with
two hits apiece. Other hitters in
the game were Lori English,
Joanne Cummings, Kandi
Karuzo, Jean Franklin, Cindy
Asby, Carol Patton, Cindy
Leftko, Brenda Stuart, Tima
Charney, Sherney, Sheri
Grobowski, and Lisa Allardyce.
Leading hitters in the
Division I game for the
Shavertown-Trucksville All-
have been™girculating, the
$40,000. Pocono Modified Stock
Car Championship will be held
Aug. 25 at Pocono International
Raceway in @, Pocono.
The even'Will be staged for
the first time on Pocono’s 2.5
mile tri-oval, the track which
has hitherto been reserved for
late model stocks and USAC
Championship cars. Format for
the upcoming modified show
will be two-50 lap races for a
total of 250 miles.
Entries for the race include
some.of the East‘s top modified
drivers; notably Ray Hendrick,
Geoff Bodine, Maynard Troyer,
Richie Evans, Ken Brightbill,
Buzzie Reutimann, Jerry Cook,
Ken Bouchard, Vern Chevalier,
Billy Osmun, Donald Whalen,
Jerry Dostie, George Brun-
nholtz, Ernie Gahan, Gil
Hearne, Graema Bolia, Roger
Griffith, Dan Flynn, Paul
Radford, Jack Duffy, Don
Diffendorf, Will Cagle, Guy
Chartrand, Charles Kremer Jr.,
Mike Loescher, and Tom
Leeson.
The track will be open for
registration and inspection Aug.
24 from 7:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.,
with optional practice 10:00
a.m.-12:00 noon and 1:00 p.m. to
5:00 p.m. The schedule for Aug.
25 will include registration and
inspection from 7:00 a.m. on,
practice 8:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.,
time trials 10:00 a.m. to 1:00
p.m., and the first green flag at
2:00 p.m.
Tickets are $10.00 and $8.00
for adults and $5.00 and $4.00 for
children. Reserved - seats are
available at all Ticketron out-
lets.
Everyone holding a general
admission or reserved ticket
will be entitled to free camping
Saturday night on the infield,
with the entire field open to
campers beginning at 6:00 p.m.
Stars were Vicki Martin with
four hits including a game
winning single ‘in the 11th in-
ning, Lori Sorber, Karen
Federici, and Rachel Thom
with two hits apiece. Kim
Kretchmer collected three hits
to lead the Dallas-Lehman
squad, while Carla Kuznicki,
Mary Jean Onzik, and Kathy
Aston each had two hits apiece.
Other hitters in the game were
Heidi Anderson. Jean Mihal.
Suzanne Gomba, Janet De-
Sormo, Connie Miller, and
Jackie Bergevin.
The best defensive play of the
All-Star games was turned in by
Jerry Hudak of the Dallas
Phillies in the Division II
contest. Jerry raced a long
distance in centerfield to make
a fine catch and then threw a
perfect strike to first base for a
double play.
Ann Hawk garnered MVP
honors with two hits, two walks,
five defensive plays at second
base including a double play,
and she also pitched three in-
nings, scored one run and
collected three runs, batted in
for the Division II winners.
Vicki Martin collected four
hits, scored one run, drove in
two runs including the winning
run, made some fine plays as
the rover and second baseman,
and was the winning pitcher for
the Divsion I winners in gaining
MVP laurels.
FAST
SERVICE
Player-of-the-Week ~~ Award
winners from the Back Moun-
tain Girls’ Softball League were
selected for their outstanding
performances during the seas-
on. To commend the stars of the
girls’ league, Marnie’s Soft Ice-
Cream presented them with gift
certificates.
Division I award winners in-
clude:
Orioles; Jackie Bergevin,
Dallas Orioles; Nancy Shaw,
Dallas Yankees; Heidi Ander-
son, Shavertown Red Sox; Suz-
anne Gomba, Shavertown White
Sox; Cindy Monka, Trucksville
Tigers; Karen Cook, Lehman
Angels; Carla Kuznicki, Leh-
man Angels; and Vicki Martin,
Shavertown Red Sox.
Division II recipients of the
Player-of-the-Week prize are:
Debbie Barto, Lehman Reds;
Tina Charney, Dallas Phillies;
Ann Hawk, Trucksville Giants;
Lori English, Trucksville
Giants; Michele Kravitsky,
Shavertown Pirates; Cindy Lef-
tko, Dallas Cardinals; Kim
Sheffield, Shavertown Pirates;
and Lisa Allardyce, Lehman
Reds. g :
..Learning is like mercury, one
of the most powerful and excel-
lent things in the world in skill-
ful hands; in unskillful, the
most mischievous.
—Pope
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