9 that he knows his per- early he can do the job. admits the Warriors could athlete. Ciampi carries
Hawks edged by Rambler’s 10-9 ha fii mn fvimaies, uptime sie Gp ome
y ; season. position in the game of Championship chase classroom and was an All-
Letters of this nature. Were not again. Several other League performer for the
Back Mountain Hawks
lost a 10-9 contest to the
Nanticoke Ramblers in
the Tri-County League
last week after leading 9-0
in the sixth inning.
Rob Crawford held the
Ramblers scoreless for
the first six innings as his
teammates ran up nine
* runs. The Hawks scored
two runs in the second and
two in the third innings
then ran up three more in
the fifth. They made the
score 9-0 in the sixth by
scoring two more runs.
The Ramblers pickedup
a run in the seventh and
three more in the eighth
inning to make the score
9-4. In the top of the ninth
Bruce Kern of Dallas,
director of coaches of the
their positions.”
Kern asked that persons
interested in volunteering
inning the Ramblers
exploded for six runs with
their third baseman
Petrochko hitting a single
with the bases loaded. The
socre was 9-7 when
Petrochko knocked in two
runs to tie the score. The
Ramblers went out in
front 10-9 when a runner
AKAD: APOAMIBICAD & No Ay vv Asa
outfield.
Steve Skammer came
in as relief pitcher and
took the loss. Craig
Yanchick had four hits for
five times at the plate:
Don Spencer was three for
three one of them a
double. Skammer drove
out a triple.
“AL, JUINLY 0, 4901
by Lee L. Richards
upcoming UNICO All-Star
keep things very basic.
season favorite with all of
i - the lettermen Fennell has
It w Football Game. Last Some players will un :
the: pn Money week PSU Coach Joe doubtedly be called upon returning.
been appointed “head Paterno sent along some to go both ways.” Elsewhere, Tunkhan-
football coach at Lake-
Lehman to replace Tom
Hisiro, who has accepted
a coaching position in the
Pittsburgh area.
Lowery, member of the
Lake-Lehman faculty,
served as assistant coach
last year under Hisiro. A
Coughlin High School
graduate, Lowery was
. named All-State while in
high school.
He attended Virginia
Tech for one year then
transferred to King’s
College where he played
football in the school’s
words of praise.
Said Paterno: ‘‘I want
to congratulate all those
who have helped to make
this game a mosten-
joyable and rewarding
experience for all of the
players that have par-
ticipated in this fine event
since 1952.
“I know for a fact that
all of the Penn State
players that have had the
have and always will
remember this game and
the first class treatment
they received as par:
Physicals for the West
team will be Monday,
June 8, at Wyoming Sem.
at6 p.m. The squad photo
will be taken immediately
after the teams.
local coaches I can see the
UNICO clash building into
a test of the East’s of-
fensive might against the
rock-ribbed - defensive
personnel of the West.
Wyoming Area Coach
Paul Marranca told me,
“We’ve got some sterling
defensive folks that will
certainly bolster the West
nock roundball Coach
Tony Konieski, who has
always ranked very high
as a solid mentor in my
book, informed me last
week he’s heading to
Bloomington, Ind, in late
June to attend Coach Bob
Knight’s Coaches
Academy from June 28 to
July 1. The clinic is being
run in conjunction with:
Medalist.
Former Scranton Prep
Jack Gallagher departed
for Hoosier Country last
week to help Knight
club program. ticipants.” team. My players are « conduct his annual
Before coming to Lake- _ West ~ Coaches Jim looking forward to par- summer roundball camp.
Lehman, Lowery was Fennell and Marv ticipating in the game. It runs until July 3.
head football coach at
Bishop Hoban in Wilkes-
Barre where he started:
the program.
We wish Mike great
success in his new
position. He has a plus in
congratulations continue
to pour in lauding the
Antinnes were busy last
week in preparing their
offensive - and defensive
strategy.
Antinnes says, “We've
got four quarterbacks and
one will have to prove
There’s a lot of traddition
involved.”
Wyoming Area will
have 11 players in the
contest and should be in
rebuilding year next
season. Coach Marranca
coaches indicated to me
that Wyoming Valley
West should be the pre-
Wyoming Area’s Louis
Ciampi is this year’s
=
Brian Piccalo Award
which is presented by the
local UNICO Chapter to
the outstanding scholar-
Warriors. He was co-
captain of the WVC and
Eastern
champs as Wyoming Area
rolled up a 12-0 season.
The award is selected
annually by the local
coaches. He’s expected to
be a force in the coming
East-West All-Star
and defensively for the
West team. He was one of
the strongest and quickest
nose-guards I’ve seen
play around here in some
time.
How about the Indy 500
and the controversy
which happened? It was
obvious Bobby Unser did
violate 'the rules and
Soccer Organization, has sign up during the AB: Pe Howat
called for parents and league’s ~ registartion kinda felt race officials
college students’ to process. The dramatic should have penalized
volunteer to coach or growth of youth soccer in him then and not after the
referee in the Back the Back Mountain the
Mountain Youth Socce
Program. 7
+ ‘Experience is not
necessary, just a com-
mitment ‘to work with
J energetic kids,”” Kern
y* said.
Kern indicated that the
league provides clinics
and instructional
materials for officials and
coaches. He stated,
“Most of our coaches and
officials never played the
game and some never saw
one before. With the
assistance the league
provides, they have all
become competent in
past several years ex-
ceeds the current
coaching and officiating
resources for the
program, according to
Kern.
Registration for players
scheduled for May 30 and
again June 13 at College
Misericordia. June 13
registration session is
from 9 a.m. untill p.m. in
Merrick Hall on the
college’s Dallas campus.
Parents: and other in-
tersted persons can sign
up for coaching or of-
ficiating duties at ‘that
time.
The third annual Dallas
Area Open Horsehoe
Tournament will be held
June 6 and 7 on the
Luzerne County Fair
grounds. Starting time
will be 9 a.m. Saturday
7@ and Sunday.
Wily Carson, National served by the ladies all A Pe 2 Spred Oil Stain
all of Fame, and Grant day, both Sars, 4 be FO COMIC BOOKS & d
Powers, current ocal pitchers w: olid an
Maryland State Champ, from the Dallas Area, CAS BASEBALL CARDS Both solid
have both signed up and
will pitch Sunday af-
ternoon with the top
pitchers from the eastern
part of the U.S.
watch, so come an hour or
stay for the day and see
the best there is in hor-
seshoe pitching, Class
“A” will average between
60 percent and 80 percent
ringers all day long. Food
Benton, Messhoppen,
Falls and Wilkes-Barre.
So come and root for your
favorite competitor and
may the best man win.
For more information call
[ait
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turn.
race was over with. This
way he would have been
given a shot at making up
the
winning. With the crashes
it remains still very risky.
Those high speeds are
intriguing.
Most of the folks I
talked with about the
proposed baseball strike
lean toward the owners.
They all believed that
they should let the players
sit out for a time to get
some: stability back into
the game. It’s obvious the
players are dictating the
policy at the present time
little clout.
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