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by Paul Strasser)
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The Back Mountain
Jaycees are sponsoring
their Third Annual Back
Mountain Horse Show on
Sunday, Aug. 19 beginning
at 9 a.m. at the Lehman
Show Grounds, Route 118,
Lehman. The show is
operated in accordance
with the current rules of
the American Horse
Shows Association and
will feature classes in
English, Western and
Walking Horse.
This year’s show will be
judged by Cynthia
Hankins, Greenville, Del.
Miss Hankins was for-
merly an assistant to
Bertalan DeNemethay of
the UNited States
equestrain team. Show
steward will be Darryl
Meeks of Easton.
The show will offer the
following divisions: Pony
Hunter, Junior Hunter,
Adult Hunter, Suitable
Hunter and Children’s
Hunter, It will also
feature Walking Horse
championships. Ribbons
and trophys or cash prizes
will be given in all
classes.
All Hunter classes will
be run in the main ring
over a new jump course
constructed by the Back
Mountain Jaycees.
Schooling will be per-
mitted between 7:30-8:30
a.m.
One of the highlights of
the show will be the
presentation of the ‘Miss
Muffin Challenge
Trophy’ for the Junior
Hunter Champion. The
trophy is being presented
by Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Bogdon.
The Back Mountain
Horse Show is the Jaycees
major fund-raising
project in which to sup-
port the community.
Admission to the grounds
will be $1 for adults and 50
cents for students.
Refreshments will be
available with breakfast
being served beginning at
8 a.m. i
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1979
Plymouth Rotar held a .
double elimination soft-
ball tournament, for girls,
aged 13 to 17, at the Ash
Diamond at Plymouth,
July 31 through Aug. 10.
The Super Chicks,
sponsored by Hillside
Farm Dairy Store, and
managed by Franklin
Hemenway, won it the
hard way.
In one of the best played
games of the tournament,
the Super Chicks lost their
first game, to Hottle’s
Cafe, of Wilkes-Barre, 1-0,
then came back to defeat
Parsons, 14-0; Asley, 8-4;
Heights, 13-2; Mario's
Judo, 2-1; and their host,
Plymouth, twice 14-0 and
28-0.
At the conclusion, an all
tournament team was
picked to play the
Y.W.C.A. All Stars, in a
best of three series.
Selected from the Super
Chicks were, Lynn Busch,
who pitched all seven
games; Kim Kretchmer,
outfield; and . Lori
Wallace, outfield, who hit
the only home run of the
tournament. - ‘
Given honorable
mention for their out-
standing defensive play
were, Chris Coombs,
catcher, and Louise
Hicks, first base.
Chris Coombs, Louise Hicks,
Thanks
The Super Chicks and
manager wish to thank
the Plymouth Rotary for
the chance to participate,
and the sportsmanship
displayed by the tour-
nament - committee and
the teams they played.
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afe as the
Stabling is available by
contacting Robert Kelley.
Additional information
may be obtained by
contacting Charles Kish-
SAFE AT THIRD--Kerri Lehon makes it to third safe for
the Back Mountain Super Chicks while Plymouth’s third
baseman waits for the throw from the outfield. The Super
Chicks won the Plymouth Rotary Tournament title by
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Dang. Bere — defeating Plymouth 28-0 last Friday at Ashe Field.
chairman : (Photo by Paul Strasser)
Dymond accepts Designs position
High School and received
his associate degree in
electrical engineering in
June, 1977, from the Leh-
man campus of Penn-
sylvania State University.
William S. Dymond,
son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Dymond, Sr. of
Orange, has accepted a
position as an electrical
designer with Inter Tech
Designs at Midland, Mich.
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He left early this month
for Michigan and is
presently assigned to the
Dow Chemical Division in
Midland, Mich.
Dymond is a 1975
graduate of Dallas Area
Laurie Wallace, Lynn
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PAGE FIFTEEN
Frank
Indications Tuesday as
the Post went to press
pointed to a rematch
between the two 1978
finalists for the 1979
postseason playoff honors
in the Back Mountain Slo-
Pitch Softball League.
Carl Siglin’s Noxen
Rebels and Cook’s Owls of
Lehman, who were vic-
torious in semi-final
series last week in the
American and National
Divisions of the loop,
scored first round vic-
tories in Monday's
opening games of the
finals for division honors,
and indications were that
both would be the finalists
for playoff honors that
will * begin Monday
evening.
Cook’s had little trouble
upending Columbia Porch
Shades in the semi-final
games last week, winning
the deciding game
Thursday evening, 11 to 3,
after Columbia Porch
Shades had tied the series
last Tuesday evening with
a 21-20 win over the Owls
in National Division play.
In the other half of the
semi-finals in the
National Division, Villa
Roma eliminated Pizza
Bar from further com-
petition.
In Monday night’s
opening games of the
National Division finals,
Cook’s scored an 8-7 win
over Villa Roma with
Steve Skammer coming
up with the big blow, a
two-run homer. Skammer
has been playing in the
outfield for Cook’s this
season. The two teams
met again Tuesday
evening at the Lehman
diamond. If a third game
is needed between Cook’s
and Villa Roma, it will be
played this evening.
In the American
Division playoffs, the
word around Noxen last
week was ‘‘We had
Tupper’s for supper,” an
unusual way of telling
those, who would listen,
that the Noxen Rebels had
beaten Tupper’s Sporting
Goods of Dallas in the
semi-finals of the Division
playoffs. The Rebels two
wins in the best of three
semi-finals series came
Tuesday and Thursday
evenings, after Tupper’s
had thrown a scare into
the Rebels by winning the
opening game of the
series at Noxen. In
Tuesday’s game last
week, Rebels beat Tup-
per’s decisively, 14 to 6,
then came back Thursday
evening to take a 6-4
decision that eliminated
Tupper’s from ‘further
competition in this year’s
playoffs.
In the other half of the
American Division semi-
finals, Hilltop =~ Inn
defeated Joe’s Grotto
Pizza, 14-10, last Tuesday
evening, and came back
Thursday evening to win
by a 10-7 score.
In Monday evening's
opening game of the best
of three games finals
series for American
Division honors, Noxen
Rebels took just five in-
nings to trounce Hilltop
Inn, 14-3. Tommy Con-
sidine, Rebels catcher,
and Mike Kopcha, Rebels
fielder, hit for the circuit
game was called after
five frames because of the
10-run league rule.
The Rebels and Hilltop
played their second
games of the finals
Tuesday evening on the
Lehman diamond. If a
third game is necessary,
it will be played this
evening at Noxen,
following the game bet-
ween Cook’s and; Villa
Roma--if the latter ‘two
teams sent their finals
National Division playoffs
to three games for a
decision.
The annual fall slo-
pitch softball tourney of
the Noxen Rebels will be
held during the week ends
of September 15-16 and
Sept. 22-23, it was an-
nounced early this week
by Carl Siglin and Jim
Barbacci of the Rebels
front office.
The tourney will be of
the double elimination
type with a winner's and a
loser’s bracket. Entry
fees must be in by Sept. 9
and teams desiring to
enter the tourney are
asked to contact any of
the following: Carl Siglin
at 298-2326; Mike Galka at
208-2244 or Tom Bean at
Winner of the tourney
will receive a cash award
in addition to a trophy.
Teams finishing in second
and third places in the
tourney will receive a
trophy.
All tourney games will
be played on the Noxen
diamond starting
Saturday, Sept. 15, with
games scheduled for
Sunday, Sept. 16, and on
Saturday and Sunday,
Sept. 22-23.
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