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Lake-Lehman’s Tracey
Turner and Jill Solinski
joined in a no-hitter
Tuesday to shut ‘out
Bishop O'Reilly 2-0. The
and walked only three to
lead Lake-Lehmanin a 4-3
softball playoffs.
Sue Bonsavage was the
powerhouse at the plate
for the Knights driving
out three doubles. She
gave the Knights a 3-0
walk forced in Kim Fey.
O’Reilly scored a run in
the first and one in the
second to close the score
to 3-2.
Dallas Mountaineers
wee in front 6-2 going into
the seventh inning with
Coughlin last Tuesday,
but pitcher Jim Lord put
himself in a tight spet
and pitched his way to the
win. He was No. One for
us today.”
Dallas Mountaineers
also played sparkling de-
fense and kept nine
win gave the Lady It was the Knights Jead in the first inning Lake-Lehman scored a when Gifford Nolan, Joe Crusaders from scoring.
Knights the first game in second win in the best-of- | when she hit a bases- run in the top half of the Marykwas and Joe Rightfielder Steve Best-
the best-of-three series. three series to advance Joaded double to send seventh which turned out Yastremski hit three wick threw two Coughlin
Donna Ide and Turner
hit homeruns to give the
Knights their two runs.
Lake-Lehman took a 1-0
lead in the first inning
when Ide knocked out a
homer off losing pitcher
Judy Sholtis. Turner hit
her homer in the top half
of the fourth to. put the
Knights in front by two.
Despite losing, Sholtis
did a good job on the
mound, striking out two,
walking two and giving up
only six hits.
Rebecca: Clifford paced
the Knights at the plate
them to District 2
championships against
the winner of Lacka-
wanna County playoffs.
home Donna Ide and
Tracey Turner. The Lady
Knights scored their first
run when a bases-loaded
to be the winning run
when the Queenswomen
scored a run in the bottom
half.
Lite Beer Run
On Sunday, June 6 a
record field of over 700
runners are expected to
answer the starters gun
for this years seventh
annual Back Mountain
Lite Beer Run. College
added one mile race will
begin at approximately
11:30 a.m..
A special feature for
this year’s Back Mountain
Lite Beer Run will be a
one mile children’s race
success is a result of
several unique and in-
novative features. The
runners in the 10 and four
mile races will compete
for over 125 awards in 39
male and female classes.
straight singles with none
out.
Nolan stole second,
went to third on an error
and scored on Marykwas’
single. Yastremski came
up to bat and hit a single
to put runners on first and
second with none out.
Lord, however, was
determined to win the
game for his Moun-
taineers and put the next
three men out on infield
flies.
“Lord came through for
us when we needed him,”
said Coach Jack
Wolensky. “I had Steve
Thomas warming up so I
runners out at home plate.
Dallas took the lead in
Crusaders scored two
runs in the third to go in
front 2-1. In the bottom of
the third, the Moun-
taineers went ahead 3-2
when Steve Federici hit a
homerun to score Tim
Grove ahead of him.
Designated hitter: Walt
Grabenstetter hit a double
in the fifth and scored on a
single by Steve Bestwick.
In the bottom of the sixth
inning the Mountaineers
scored two runs when
Jerry Rollman and Mike
Ramirez got on on singles
with a single in the fourth Misericordia will againbe for male and female Free overnight ac- EE !
and a in the sixth the sight of the start and competitors 11 years and comodations are 2ould at hin in if ‘the Tad Seored i Graben
: finish and also all pre and younger. This race will be available to runners TUSAOers Eovi one more: & Se i — arbi
inning.
Jill Solinski came in as
relief for Knight Tracey
Turner Thursday af-
post-race activities.
Registration will be held
from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. and
the 10-mile and 4-mile
races will begin at 10
a.m.. This year’s newly
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run completely within the
confines of the College
Misericordia campus. ‘All
runners will receive a free
tee shirt and all finishers
will receive ribbons. In
addition these young
runners will compete for
over 40 awards in 12 male
and female catagories. To
insure fair competition,
the catagories are broken
down in one year in-
tervals.
Over the past several
years the Back Mountain
Lite Beer Run has
traveling long distances.
Presently, running clubs
from Delaware,
Maryland and Western
Pennsylvania have
registered. The course is
completely traffic con-
trolled and will feature
three aid stations and
interval times at all mile
marks. Any runner
establishing a new age
group record will receive
new running shoes or a
merchandise award. In
addition all runners will
receive free tee shirts and
Premium Brands with
special assistance from
the Back. Mountain
JayCee’s, the Back
Mountain Jay C-ettes,
College Misericordia and
the Wyoming Valley
Striders. For more in-
formation contact Tim
Bauman, 53 Grandview
pli
hit. But Jim was deter-
mined to win the game
struck out four.
Softball
Indications after three
weeks of play are that the
Two are Farmer’s Inn
and Mr. Donut. The two
play were tied for the top
spot with ‘records of four
wins and a loss each.
Following closely was
TJ’s with a mark of three
wins and two losses.
A triple play and four
home runs highlighted
Thursday evening’s
games between tied-for-
top place Farmer’s Inn
and Irene’s, which
Farmer's Inn won, 18-12.
The triple play featured a
drive to Johnny Miller at
third for Farmer's Inn,
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