The Centermoreland
Phillies, coached by Jack
Gilpin, are the -1981
straight season cham-
pions of the Majors
Division of the Bob
Horlcher Memorial Little
League. The Phillies
finished the straight
season with a record of 13
gis and 15 games and
won their last seven
regular games.
In games played last
week, the Faux Boyx--'
Greg and Mike--were
victorious on the mound
with Steve Dymond, Todd
Tought and Greg Faux
coming up with the of-
fense ‘punch’ for the
Phillies. Dymond hit a
homer in each game,
while Rought slammed a
four-bagger in Monday’s
game against the Noxen
A’s. Greg Faux hit a
bases-loaded triple in the
game against Noxen.
Beaumont’s © Braves
won both’ of their games
last week, beating Kunkle
4 to 1, and knocking off the
Orange Yankees, 11 to 5,
Rec Center
$AS many.
events
The Dallas Recreation
Center boasts a busy
schedule of events this
summer. Along with fun
to finish in the runnerup
position in the league
standings. . Winning
pitchers for Beaumont
were Lester Smith and
Danny May.
Final standings of
teams in the Majors
Division, which now
awaits All Star selection
for inter-district Little
League playoff com-
petition, follows:
Cent’land 13 2 .876,
Beaumont 10 5 .667,
Orange Yanks 8 7 .533,
Noxen 7 8 .467, Kunkle 6
9 .400, Orange Orioles 1
14 .067.
in the other Horlacher
League divisions:
Blue Jays and. HOney
Bears 8-3; Cen-
termoreland 3-7; Orioles
2-8, and Reds. 0-10.
Minors Division;
Beaumont © 7-1; Cen-
termoreland 5-3; Orange
4-4; Kunkle 0-8.
Teeners Division;
Centermoreland 7-1;
Beaumont 6-2; Kunkkle 2-
5; Orange 0-7.
T-Ball Division: Orioles
6-0; Bears and Cen-
termoreland 4-2; Cubs 3-
2; Reds 2-4; Noxen 14;
Kunkle 0-6.
THE DALLAS POST, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1981
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Slo-pitch
Tuesday, June 23
Hearthstone Pub 5 Overbrook Inn 4
Noxen Texaco 5 Mister Donut t
Jones Pancake 9 Millers 4
Villa Roma 9 Irene’s Tavern 4
Farmer’s Inn 13 Park Motel 12 (9 innings)
Noxen Rebels 13 Pizza Bar 0
I.G.A. 12 Dallas Elect. & Park Const. 9
Lamoreaux’s Auto:Parts 13 David's Place 9
Wednesday, June 24
Pizza Bar 11 Irene’s Tavern 7
Miller’s 8 Farmer’s Inn 2
Thursday, June 25
Villa Roma 8 Mister Donut 3
Hearthstone Pub 7 Jones Pancakes 1
Noxen Texaco 6 Lamoreaux’s Auto Parts 4
Park Motel 11 David’s Place 1
Noxen Rebels 20 Dallas Electric 3
Back Mountain Slo-Pitch Schedule
Tuesday, June 30, Noxen Field
. Irene’s Tavern vs. David's Place
Miller’s vs. Dallas Electric & Park Const. -
Lehman Front
. Mister Donut vs. Farmer’s Inn
7 p.m. Hearthstone Pub vs. Pizza Bar
Lehman Back
. LG.A. vs. Jones Pancakes
. Lamoreaux’s Auto Parts vs. Villa Roma
Lehman Corner
. Park Motel vs. Overbrook Inn
Noxen Rebels vs. Noxen Texaco
Sunday, July 5, Noxen Field
All Star Game
p.m. National Division vs. American Division
Tuesday, July 7, Noxen Field
p-m. Jones Pancakes vs. Lamoreaux’s Auto Parts
p.m. Villa Roma vs. I.G.A.
Lehman Front Field
p.m. Overbrook Inn vs. Noxen Rebels
p-m. Noxen Texaco vs. Park Motel
Lehman Back
p.m. David's Place vs. Miller's
p.m.. Dallas Elec. & Park Const. vs. Irene’s Tavern
Lehman Corner
p.m. Farmer’s Inn vs. Hearthstone Pub
p.m. Pizza Bar vs. Mister Donut ° "
ursday, July 2--No games scheduled.
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the staff is involving the ] A . » : EB PART PPLIE TLET :
children and parents in : rthstone id
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A Drug and Alcohol 3 Lamopgaut s Auto Parts 914 Nf ‘ (Next to Mickey Finn's) Phone 825-2941 i
i Abuse Progam wn 5. I Tavis : ? RJ Open Monday thru Saturday, 9:30 to 5:30; Friday, "til 9 i
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p.m. for ‘ages 6-10 3. Noxen Texaco 94 © NAPKINS BY THE POUND o PLATES BY THE CASE :
; Parents are welcome. 4. Jones Pancakes 76
i A “Western Nite" is 3 Former sin : 67 sekiokioipioiipibioioiioioioiolokiok
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7 July 1 from 7 p.m to 9 7. Pizza Bar 2:11
Tg 8. Dallas Elec. & Park Const. - 0 13
p.m. Among the many
activities planned for the
evening are toasting
hotdogs and mar-
shmallows, bobbing for
apples, a horseshoe toss,
and a square dance. The
chilren will be asked to
dress “western style’.
Come one, come all to the
Dallas Rec Center ho-
pwn!
a please
remember that children 5
Wore and under must be
accompanied by an adult
at all times:
Sam Pauletti * hit ‘his
second hole-in-one,
Friday, June 19, at the
Orange Golf Course, on
the sixth hole which is 200
yards and par three.
Pauletti ‘was one of a
foursome including John
and Denny Roznak and
He started to play golf
while teaching in the
Wilkes-Barre School
District in 1964. He retired
from teaching to devote
his time to goilf and his
family. . Pauletti is
teaching the game to his
two grandsons, Jay
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The tourney is open to
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aitry fee is $75.
The tourney is named in
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team and who died in a
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