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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1980
Dallas Community
Church softball team and
Bloomingdale Baptist
Church team were the
winners of straight season
honors in the East and
West Divisions of the
Bible Fellowship League,
which concluded its
straight season last week.
Dallas Community
finished the straight
season with a record of 11
wins and a loss, while
Bloomingdale Baptist
won 10 of 12 straight
season games.
Straight season cham-
pionship of the league was
at stake Tuesday evening,
weather permitting, on
the Sweet Valley diamond
when the two division
leaders were scheduled to
decide the overall straight
season championship of
the league.
The first round of the
postseason playoffs with
the six bottom teams was
slated to get underway
Tuesday evening also,
weather permitting. In
Tuesday’s initial post-
season round, Back
Mountain Chapel of
Dallas was slated to go
KUNKLE INDIANS*TEE BALL--First row, kneeling, left to right, Annie Faulls, Brian
Siperko, Jason Hoyt, Sherrie Newell, Tami Landon, Noel Stratton, Bobby Jesse,
Shannon Hoyt, David Shultz, Christopher Brooks; second row, Ricky McCuen, Tommy
Patton, Kerri Dodson, Christopher Opalicki, Tracy Young, Diane Demko, David
Licherman, Johnny Scholz; back row, Riek MeCxen, manager; Jack Dodson, coach
ORANGE ORIOLE TEE-BALL--First row, left to right, Billy Williams, Tammy
Williams, John Romano, Michael Prokopchak, Charlie Davis; second row, Jeff
Mokychic, Mike Miller, Jimmy Hummer, Brian Misson, Brian Gay, Albert Kondraski.
Absent when picture was taken, John Romano, manager; Ernest Gay, coach, Don
Kondraski, coach, Tony Nadzan.
The annual three day
bazaar, sponsored by the
Columbian Volunteer Fire
Company, Kingston, will
be held, Thur.-Fri.-Sat.,
July 31, Aug. 1and 2. The
BEAUMONT CUBS*TEE BALL--First row, kneeling, left to right, Frank Novajosky,
Chris Ball, Ben Patton, Chris Traver, Scott Wilson, Jeremy Barziloski; second row,
Tommy Traver, Benji Lawrence, Grant Downs, Jamie Deremer, Jimmy Bulkley, Joel
Weiss, Dennis Norton; back row, Gifford Lawrence, coach; Dave Weiss, coach; Larry
Wilson, coach, Jack Bulkley.
CENTERMORELAND PHILLIE TEE BALL--First row, left to right, Mindy
Alexander, Frank Faux, Jenny Barr, Scott Falzone, Tony Donnora, Steve Story, Brian
Goble; second row, Chuck Storey, scorekeeper; Mike Apalisky, Doug Farr, Tim
Kuzma, Brian Schoonover, Marty Rafferty, Brian Sitkowski, Joe Rae, Mark Ondish;
back row, Frank Schoonover, coach; Frank Ondish, manager. Absent when picture
was taken, Jason Bevan, Tracy Anthony, Matt Ambrose, Barbara Winters, Kevin
Winters.
Thurs., Fri., Sat.,
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Greenhouse
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NOXEN TEE BALL--First row, left to right, Mark Longmore, Jamie Teetsel, David
Konopke, Richard Peiffer, Carl Shook, Allen Wilson; second row, Lisa Boston, Aaron
Montross, Jason Grady, Jason Clancy, Aaron Sorber, Clayton Frazier, Ronda Race;
back row, Don Crispell, manager; Scott Crispell, coach.
Gatorettes entertain at City Heights
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against Roaring Brook on
the latter’s diamond;
First Baptist of Kingston
was scheduled to meet
Calvary Bible at
Muhlenber, and
Tunkhannock Baptist was
slated .to meet Nor-
thmoreland Baptist on the
latter’s diamond in
Centermoreland. !
In next Tuesday's round
of eliminations, Dallas
Baptist of the East
Division will meet Jerry
Tallent's Noxen IB team
at Noxen. Other pairings
for next Tuesday depend
on the outcome of games
played Tuesday evening.
Final straight season
standings as announced
by Rev. Wayne Brooks,
league coordinator, were
as follows: East Division:
Dallas Community, 11-1;
Dallas Baptist, 6-4;
Northmoreland Baptist, 4-
7; Tunkhannock Baptist,
3-9; Back Mountain
Chapel and First Baptist
of Kingston, 2-10 each.
West Division standings:
Bloomingdale Baptist, 10-
Noxen IB, 8-4 each;
Roaring Brook 6-6, and
Calvary Bible Chapel, 4-7.
festivities will begin at 7
p.m. at the Fire Depart-
ment, 22 East Union
Street Kingston. (Across
from Stull Bros.)
Dairy Store
696-2881
i ~ The Gatorettes gym- choreographed will team is comprised of . il 9.8
& nastic exhibition team, feature gymnastics on gymnasts ranging from TOO HIGH--The Nationals third baseman, Scott Culver, Hours: [ )al y
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The 21-member all- Be
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defeated the Back Mountain All Stars 51 in Bast week's
game. [Photo by Mark Moran]
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