In a marathon girls softball game, May 3, the Dallas Yankees edged the Shavertown White Sox, 21- 20 on a bases loaded walk in the eighth inning. The extra inning game was pitched by Chris and Joni Dombek for the Yankees and a trio of Koleen Morgan, Kim Reese and Cathy Newhart for the White Sox. Koleen Morgan and Missy Owens knocked out the only doubles in the Wame. Umpires were “Walter Mikulis and Don Busch, The Trucksville Tigers defeated the Lehman In- dians 14-8 on May 4. if Tammy Letter starred for : the Tigers on the mound I and knocked out a homerun and batted in three runs. Lori and Sue Sutton were credited with two RBI's 1 each. Robin Williamson and Felicia Tucker helped by hitting doubles. The Indians’ ' pitching was shared by Sherry Weaver and Lynette Hazletine. 'Hazeltine drove out a double and Weaver hit a double, triple and drove in four runs. Umpires were Bob Grives and Nancy Sch- midle. The Shavertown Red Sox lost 11-6 to the Dallas Orioles on May 5. Judy Sholtis, pitcher for the Orioles, hit a double and wor in five runs. Lynn “Busch and Tracey Thomas each came through with two baggers. Other runs batted in were by Tracey McDermott, Kim Kret- chmer, and Lynn Busch. On the mound for the Red Sox were Vicki Martin, Lori Eveland, and Tammy Hons. Vicki Martin hit a double and was credited with two RBI’s. Lori Eveland and Tammy Hons had one RBI each. Um- pires were Bob Owens, Carol Laczko and Bob Grieves. The Dallas Royals took the Lehman Angels 14-8, May 6, behind Joanne Besecker’s' pitching. The Angels pitching was shared by Jane Ashton and Doreen Askew. Starring at bat for the Angels were Debbie Romanski with a triple, Paige Belasco and Lynn Ritts with doubles. Um- pires were Nancy Schmidle and Joe Lehon. Dallas Yankees edged the Shavertown Red Sox 5-4 on May 7. Janice Steinkirschner was on the mound for the Yankees. Rena Tonchak was the key Yankees. Pitching for the Red Sox were Tammy Hons, Diane Gdovin and Vicki Martin. On May 8 Dallas Orioles took the Dallas Yankees 27- 22. Sheri Ciccarelli’ and Kim Kretchmer pitched for the Orioles. Kim Kret- chmer starred at the plate with a homerun, triple and a double. Lynn Busch had a homerun and Judy Sholtis knocked out a double and a triple. Taking the mound for the Yankees were Jane Abrantes, Joni Dombek and Chris Dombek. Joni Dombek hit a homerun and Rena Tonchak drove out a three bagger. Dombek and Carson were credited with a double play. Umpires were Jim Reese and Don Busch. The Lehman Angels defeated the Trucksville Tigers 37-18, May 8. Donna Ide did the hurling for the Angels. Christine Coombs.. The Lehman Angels defeated the Trucksville Tigers 37-18, May 8. Donna Ide did the hurling for the Angels. Christine Coombs GAR cindermen founced the Dallas team 03-47 to cop the track oe title for the second veonsecutive year. Ray Krombel, the Grenadier’s long distance star, took two firsts taking the mile run in 4.29 and the 880 yd. run in 1:59.8. Green was a four time winner coming in first in the 120 HH, the triple jump and as a member of the two mile relay team and mile relay team. The Mountaineers were without the services of their star, John Majewski, ‘who is out due to an injury. Results of the meet were two © mile relay-GAR, Panzak, Green, Boris, Kupris 8:11.0; 120 HH- Green 15.8; Blake GAR; ‘Richards < GAR; 100 yd. dash-Tim Cross D, 10.4; Amendola GAR; John Gar; triple jump-Green GAR, 40’9%'’; Decker GAR; Bob Tippet D; one mile run-Ray Krombel GAR, 4.29; Boris GAR; Kupris GAR; shot put-Suda 493”, GAR; Pete Shiner D; Tomko GAR; 880 yd. BRITISH | OS LEYLAND relav-Dallas, Chuck Riegel, Juan Navarro, Joe Shurites, Tim Cross 1:35:37; 440 yd. dash- Amendola GAR, 52.2; Wren GAR; Mark Goeringer D; 330 IM-Suda GAR, 43; Jim Swepston D; Blake GAR; 880 yd. run-Krombel GAR, 1:59.8; Green GAR; Harry Vroomen D; 220 yd. dash-Ellis GAR, 23.3; Chuck Riegel D; Tim Cross D; pole vault-Richards GAR, 10’6’’; Bob Eipper D; Riegel D; discus-Shiner D, 138’7’’; Tomko GAR; Martin GAR; long jump- Decker GAR 197; Ellis GAR; Brian Bridger D; mile relay-GAR 3:34.5; javelin-Dave Dombek D, 153’6’’; Mosier GAR; Konsavage GAR; two-mile run-Boris GAR, :33.7; Bill Kleiner D; Larry Shultz 'D; high jump-Mike McGroarty D, 6’; Johnson GAR; Blake GAR. Districts will be held Friday afternoon with the top winners moving on to drove out two homeruns, Donna Ide and Doreen Asket each had one. Jane Ashton ‘and Kim Burke knocked out doubles. Robin Williamson, Felectia Tucker and Betsy Snyder pitched for the Tigers. Tammy - Letter hit a homerun, Robin Williamson had a triple, and doubles were knocked Susie Sutton. Umpires were Joe Lehon and Don Busch. - In Division II of the Girls ' Softball, the Shavertown Pirates took the Orange Dodgers but no in- formation was turned in by the managers. Dallas Cardinals bested Dallas Cubs 24-16 on May 4. Nancy Shaw, Carol Patton, Lorraine Davis, and Jacqueline Bergevin pitched for the Cardinals. Leslie Wolfe and Michele Grossman did the hurling for the Cubs. The Car- dinals had a homerun by L. Davis, a triple by M. Thomas, and doubles from Gloria Hazeltine, Carol Patton and Connie Miller, Leslie Wolfe hit two homeruns for the Cubs with Mary Lou Harris and Susan L. Dreher knocking out doubles: Dallas Phillies took Trucksville Giants, 14-12 on May 5. Sue Banks and Debbie Kanarr pitched for the Phillies. Sharon Nancy Broboski, Lisa McCartney, Sharon Williams were credited with doubles. Laurie Wallace and Lori Williamson pitched for the Giants. Corrine Martin had Nine games were played in the Major League last week beginning with the Fernbrook Yankees and Dallas Reds on May 4. The Yankees defeated the Reds 12-7, with Clarke Lewis on the mound. Doug Barbacci, Bob Masoner pitched for the Reds. homeruns for. the Fern- brook team were Robbie Senchak and Bill Allen. Lee Eckert hit a homer for the Dallas Reds. The Shavertown Orioles went down to defeat 12-0 to the . Lehman-Jackson Giants on May 5. Dan Haefele was the winning pitcher and helped win his own game with a homerun. Nicholas and Luksic pit- ched for the Orioles. On May 6, the Lehman- Jackson Cardinals lost by a slim 9-8 to the Shavertown Red Sox. Nick Zapoticky was on the mound for the Red Sox and Osborn hurled for the Cardinals. Greg Sorber hit ahomerun for the Red Sox. Dallas Dodgers defeated the Trucksville Tigers by a lopsided 10-1 score on May 7. Brock Bullock and W. Grabenstetter did the pitching for the Dodgers. Chris Evans hurled for the Tigers. Jeff Corcoran hit a homer for the Dallas team. On Saturday, the Shavertown Red Sox won the first game by defeating a price that's a steal. f I two doubles and Pam Kochanski one. Corrinne Chigna and Corinne Martin had a double play. Umpires were Ted Hons and Don Busch. On May 6, the Dallas Mets bested the Lehman Braves 8-4. Donna Roberts hurled for the Mets. Jean Franklin helped with a triple and Cindy Monka had a double. Louise Bryant and Colleen Crane were on the mound for the Braves. Rae Ann Malak knocked out a two bagger. Umpires were Bob Allardyce and Bob Grieves. The Lehman Reds defeated the Orange Dodgers on May 7 but no reports were turned in. Dallas Cubs took the Dallas Phillies 22-12 on May 8. Karen Dombek and Michele Grossman pitched for the Cubs. Doubles were knocked out by Leslie Wolfe, Karen Michels, Susan Banks and Sharon Williams, Nora Barlow and Barb Cartier hit doubles. Umpires were Feeney, Busch and Barlow. On May 8, the Dallas Cardinals defeated the Trucksville Giants 26-11. Nancy Shaw, Jacqueline Bergevin and Judge did the hurling for the Cardinals. Laurie Wallace and Lori Williamson pitched for the Giants. Linda Sosnowski and Karen Brace knocked out homeruns. LL: Sosnowski also hit a triple and N. Shaw and Gloria Hazeltine hit doubles. Carol Patton came through with two. two-baggers. Umpires were Carl Wink and Don Busch. 3. Steve Federici was the winning pitcher, Fred Mihal and Luksic pitched for the Orioles. Lehman-Jackson Car- dinals took the second game of the day by taking the Westmoreland Indians 19:12. Norm. Broderly and Moran were on the Indians. Michaels. pitched for the Cardinals. Broderly knocked out three homeruns for the Indians. Ritts and O’Boyle hit homers for the Cardinals. The Dallas Reds trounced the Trucksville Tigers 28-0 behind hurling by Lee Eckert, Doug Barbacei and = Greg Dukinas. Homeruns were chalked up by Bob Masoner, Lee Eckert, Mike Kern, and C. Bittner: Lehman-Jackson Giants took the Dallas Dodgers 8- 5. Louis Correale pitched for the Giants. Tom Miller and Jeff Corcoran were on the mound for the Dodgers. Dan Haefele and Mike Blejwas hit homeruns for the Giants. Fernbrook Yankees defeated Dallas Phillies 8-4 behind Dan Sekera’s pit- ching. Losing pitcher was Tony Hudak. Homeruns were hit by Bill Allen and Curt Goeringer for the The 32nd Annual Lehman Horse Show will be held July 2, 3, and 4th. A mixed show is again planned, with special Bicentennial costume classes planned for July 3-and 4. The show will begin with the Show Parade, 6:30 p.m. July 2. This year’s parade theme is USA-200 years. Parade Chairmen Bob Disque and Dave Sutton are now accepting parade entries. John . Bebey, Ignatius Paul Margellina are 1976 general chairmen Committees are grounds, Paul Margellina, Lew Ide, and Bud Mekeel; programs and ads, Harold Coolbaugh, Joyce Wenrich, Janice Bebey, and Carol Margellina; parade, Dave Sutton and Bob Disque, Jr.; an- nouncers, Gilbert Tough and Ron Ritts; ringmaster, John Hudak; refresh- ments, Don Weidner, Doug Ehret, Gary McDade, Joe PAGE ELEVEN Fis i Rebar). Johns, Rod Schmig and James Adamchick; queen contest, Janice Bebey and Doug Ehret; tickets, Ed Hartman, Mel Segear, Vern Crispell, Bill Weaver and Lew Ide; box seats, Paul Hoover, Kevin Cragle, Bill Hagengaugh; raffle, Bob Margellina, Milford Langdon, and Howard Kocher; games, Ron Wenrich, Joe Johns, and Bill Muskauski; stables and trophies, Bud Mekeel; cashiers, Joe Ellsworth and Don Cosgrove; photography, Alex Rebar. Proceeds from the show help support the Lehman Volunteer Fire Company. LL door bell night ‘success’ Boys Little League Baseball would like to thank the residents of Back Mountain for their support in making doorbell night Monday a great success. League officials thanked Paul Jobson, chairman of the project. Members of the Dallas Area Letterman-Booster Club elected new officers at the meeting held May 6, at the Dallas American Legion Home. Lynn Sheehan, retiring president, presided over ° ® in Major Yankees. Krostag knocked ‘one out for the Phillies. In the Minor League, Westmoreland Indians defeated the Dallas Phillies, 16-10; Dallas Pirates took’, the Dallas Dodgers 19-8; “Fernbrook Yankees bested Lehman- Jackson Giants 10-9. The ‘Dallas Reds "edged out the Shavertown Orioles 14- Cardinals took Trucksville Tigers 29-8. Farm League teams will open their season this Saturday, May 15. Aicher’s champs bowling league required a roll-off when Duncan’s team took second half champs while Aicher had first half. Aicher’s team took the championship by defeating Duncan’s three games to one. Nancy Kozemchak had high single for the women with 197 and also high series of 479. For the men, Jack Williams had high single of 178 and high series of 520. The bowling banquet will be held on May 22nd at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kozemchak, 183 Overbrook Avenue, Dallas. the meeting. Elected to office for the 1976-77 year were Tudor Ellis, president; Ralph Ell, 1st vice president; Don Smith, 2nd viee president; Frank Wallace, secretary; Bob Hislop, treasurer. Elected as directors were Wilbert Thomas, .Gus Shuleski, and Bill Pratt. The club presented Brian Sickler with luggage in Southpaw Steve Skammer held the Crestwood Comets to two hits Monday while his teammates aided with four runs to give him a 5-0 . 'winalso gave the Mounts a firm hold on first place and dropped the Comets to third place. Coach Jerry Stinson’s team went out in front in the first inning when 70 DODGE recognition of his selection to the first team of the “Big 33’ game. Bob Hislop, treasurer, reported that the officers and directors dinner would be held May 27 at the Checkerboard Inn. Ted Kostrabala stated that he was still = accepting reservations for the Booster Club golf tour- nament, May 14, at Leh- man Golf Club. when Greg Steele tapped a short sacrifice to the in- field. John Reese singled and went to second when Kevin Rose took first on a dropped third strike. Reese scored when Brian Sickler grounded through the infield. With the Mounts in the lead 2-0, the game turned into a pitcker’s duel and both sides went scoreless until the fifth inning. The Conets’ pitcher, Dale Fenstermacher walked Avto, A/C *895 The members also votea to provide the third place award for the Bicentennial 12-mile marathon which will be run in the Back Mountain. Plans tourney Muhlenburg Golf Course will hold its first mem- bership tournament on Sunday, May 16th. Tee-off time is 8:30 a.m. ° to take first Greg Steel, who went to second when Reese was hit by a pitched ball. Sickler went to first on a walk. With the bases loaded, Ray | Smith walked ‘to force in Steele and the score went to 3-0. In the seventh inning, Bruce Riefenstahl walked, then went to second on a passed ball. He scored the Mountaineers final run of the game when Skammer singled to left field. A/C 995 With Plow Auto., A/C g 3 7) he
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