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Lake-Lehman Knights
picked up their fourth win
last | Wednesday by
defeating Bishop O’Reilly
10-3.
J. Kishkill gave up only
five hits and struck out
five in leading his
teammates to the win.
Bad fielding by the
Queensmen gave the
Knights the opportunity to
score four runs in the
fourth inning. They also
scored three in the
seventh plus one-in the
third, one in the fourth
and one in the sixth:
Bill Radanovitch hit a
double for the Knights
while Kishkill was 2 for 2
at the plate.
L. Correale fanned
three for the Queensmen
and was credited with the
loss.
Wyoming Warriors
collected only eight hits
from the Dallas Moun-
taineers but 11 walks were
enough to enable them to
score 10 runs to defeat the
Dallas nine 10-3.
Wyoming’s Guy
Selenski quieted the
Mountaineers bats, giving
up only five’ hits while
striking out nine at the
plate.
Wyoming scored four
runs in the top of the
second frame and never
fell behind throughout the
seven inning game. They
scored one run in the
third, three in the fourth;
one in the fifth'and a final
run in the top of the
seventh.
Dallas scored a lone run
in the bottom of the
second and two more in
the third for their three
runs of the entire game.
Hitting the singles for
the Mountaineers were
Brian Zimmerman, Dave
Kerdesky, Brian
Muldoon, Jim Gem-
berling and D. Federici.
Clarke Lewis, who was
was the losing pitcher.
Brian Muldoon drove
out a double, gave up only
two hits and struck out six
at the plate to lead the
Dallas Mountaineers toa
10-2 win over Lake-
Lehman Knights.
Dave Kerdesky and
Paul Brace led the
Mounts in hits with two
each and Clarke Lewis
slammed out a three-
bagger.
The Mounts ‘scored two
runs in the top of the first
inning and went ahead 8-0
when they scored six runs
They added one run in the
sixth and one in the
cake.
Darren Barbacci hit a
double and Chris Wargo
singled for the Knights
only hits. The Knights
scored a run in the fifth’
and one in the sixth:
Muldoon went all the
way in upping his record
to 3-2 for the season. Dana
Gross, starting for the
Knights; was credited
with the loss. Michaels, T.
Zielen and Kalish came in
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Only a few rolloffs to
determine league
championships remain
before the close of the
winter bowling season.
Then just a few weeks
later will see the begin-
ning of summer bowling
in the Back Mountain.
In the Imperialette
League Friday night,
Mahaffey’s 3-point ‘win
over Gino’ Shoe Store and
Lamoreaux’ 3-point win
over the Jean Shop threw
the teams into’ a double
rolloff for the first time in
league history. Tuesday
night ‘the teams will
compete for the second
half title, then depending
on the outcome of that
match it’s possible they
will have to compete:
again during the week to
determine the season
title.
With the league’s end of
Kunkle Indians were
victors in the two games
played in the opening
round of the Bob
Horlacher Memorial
+ League Pony Tail
division. The scheduled
game between Beaumont
Honey Bears and the
Centermoreland Reds
was postponed because of
‘rain.
Don Crispell’s Noxen
Blue Jays had little dif-
ficulty: defeating the
Orange Orioles, 27-16, at
Noxen with “the aid of
grand slam homeruns by
Judy Hopfer and Patti
Stroud. Patti ‘chalked up
the win on the mound for
Noxen.
Jill Urbanas registered
her first mound win in the
Kunkle Indians 18-2 win
over Bonnie Faux’
in a game shortened by
rain. :
This evening’s games
will send Kunkle against
Noxen, Orange to
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the year dinner-dance set
for Saturday, it’s not
giving much time for
engraving trophy plates
and the like. Looks like
the champions and
runnersup will be
awarded trophies without
engraving. That will come
later.
Lombardo Bakery shut
out Roth Jewelry to finish
the season in fourth spot.
I. Katyl hit the pins for 177
(480), M. Ritts scattered
them for 477 and D.
Zurinski toppled pins for
175. Mahaffey’s P.
Williams knocked down
pins for 177 (486), J.
Mekeel hit 180 and J.
Opalicki tumbled wood
for 171. M. Neifert led
Lamoreaux with 179.
In the Franklin Family
Restaurant League Slim
by forfeit ‘from Beach
Phillies will play the Reds
in an ‘All Cen-
termoreland’ affair.
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COMPLETE LINE
Combers. Hambos shut
out the C.M.P.’s paced by
T. Zekas’ 527. R. Bonomo
rolled 221 (585) for the
losing five. Half Pounders
took three from the
Bermudas with'A. Wendel
hitting pins for 545 and H.
Bennett ‘ posting 518. D.
Eddy, Sr. spilled pins for
529. F. Adams walloped
the pins for 235 (628) and
R. Bonomo clobbered
them for 233 (591) but
their series were to no
avail as they dropped
three points: to the
Alpiners who were led by
B. Hislop’s 212 (530). The
handicap was the factor in
the loss.
Tom Reese girls
dropped three points’ to
the Checkerboard in the
Bowlerettes League
despite’ D. Vrhel’'s 177
(485). Hoagie Bar blanked
Mr. Donut whose M.
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Cotter hit 171. 2
In the George Shupp |
League Dallas Nursery |
took all from Disque
Funeral Home sparked by ||
N.Stredney’s 237-212 (616) |
and D. Eddy, Sr.’s 227
(559). F. Adams added |
529. J. Ide rolled 213 (582)
for the funeral home
team. Endless Mountains |
lost all to’ Gino's Shoe
Store. Gino set the pace |
for the win with'228 (578),
T. Doughton gave 547 and
S. Fielding added 535. B. |
Hislop post ‘551. Fino’s
Pharmacy picked up four
on a forfeit by Roberts Oil |
Co.. R. Bonomo hit 580, B. #
Considine 573 and K.
Youngblood led with 211
(587). B. Shalata rolled |
546 for Roberts. Stanton
TV" shut ‘out ' Harris |
Associates paced’ by L.
Coolbaugh’s 557 and J. B
Maculis’ 525.
Saturday’s games will see
Kunkle at Orange at noon,
Beaumont ‘against the
Phillies at 3 p.m., and |
Noxen at the Reds at 6
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