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Dallas Mountaineers
lead in the first inning last
Wednesday against the
Lake-Lehman Knights but
the Knights chipped away
for one run in each of the
second and third innings
before rallying for a big
seven-run fourth frame
and four runs in the sev-
enth to nip Wolensky’s
nine 13-12. :
Dallas collected 10 hits
and the Knights nine in the
high scoring contest.
Malak picked up the win
for the Knights fanning
four and walking three.
In an earlier game, the
Knights were shut out 6-0
by the Tunkhannock
Tigers paced by their
pitcher Steve Wertman
who hurled a one-hitter.
T.W. Cadwalader was the
lone Knight to get a hit off
the Tiger hurler picking up
a single in the fifth inning.
Al Michaels, the losing
one. He was relieved by C.
Boyle who struck out one
and walked one.
Tunkhannock scored two
runs in the first and two in
the second, one in the third
and one in the sixth.
Inman and R. Faux hit
Bowling
Fino’s Pharmacy
defeated Stanton TV to cop
the title in the ‘George
Shupp League last week
paced by R. Bonomo’s 582
and J. Strazdus’ 581. K.
Youngblood hit the pins for
223 (540) to aid the cause.
High for the TV men was
H. Garris’ 548.
In other end of the
season reports, good news
comes out of the Pennsyl-
vania Women’s State
Bowling Tournament in
Pittsburgh. Who wins and
ow much remains: to be
seen, since: final. results
are not published until
early July following - the
close of the tournament
weekend.
However, among the
local girls hitting some
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L-L Girls
After hurling a one-
hitter on Tuesday against
Crestwood Comets, Jill
Solinski pitched a no-hit
game against Dallas High
School girls to win 8-2 and
pick up the Lady Knights
10th straight win. The
young hurler struck out 13
while walking nine.
Julie Adams was cred-
ited ‘with the loss for
Dallas.
In the contest with
Crestwood Solinski struck
out 17 and gave up only
one hit in a nine-inning 3-2
game to hand the Comets
their first loss.
It was Diane Madl’s
single past first in the
sixth inning which spoiled
Solinski’s no-hit game.
Kim Fey led the Knights
at the plate with two of the
five hits off Comet Tracy
Sherksnas.
Solinski turned in
another one-hit game
against, Tunkhannock to
lead Lake-Lehman to a 16-
0 trouncing. Sue Gurney
was the lone Tiger to col-
lect a hit of the Knights
stellar pitcher.
Results
Dallas Varsity
Coach Jack Wolensky’s
Dallas Mountaineers won
their third game of the
season last week by taking
Wyoming Seminary 7-4
behind hurler Steve
Thomas. The Dallas nine
played without Tim Grove
and Matt Medura, who
were injured when they
collided while going after
a fly ball in the previous
day’s game with Valley
West.
Seminary’s Blue Knights
took a 1-0 lead in the first
inning but the Mountai-
neers tied it at one-all in
the third when A.J. Bittner
scored on Federici’s
double.
ited with the win striking
out eight and walking four
while giving up 10 hits.
In the earlier game with
Valley West the Mountai-
neers were edged 4-3 by
the Spartans. Dallas
pitcher Jim Lord gave up
four walks in the bottom of
the seventh inning which
gave Valley West the tying
and winning runs.
Lord came in to relieve
Grabenstetter in the sev-
high scores and series,
which could prove award-
winning are Resia Carroll
507-502, Kay Scavene 234
(523), Debbie Zurinski 204-
214 (545), Sally Johnson
204 (510); Rose Radzinski
510-532; Rita Balberchak
502-560; Linda Johnson
538; Jean Mekeel 208.
Other good scores were
hit by Flo Allabaugh, Rose
Gula, and team-wise the
Hoagie Bar, Daring’s
Market, G.H. Harris Asso-
ciates, Grotto Pizza and
The Compacts.
Congratulations. to each
and everyone!
The men are also in
state or national competi-
tion around this time of
year and many of the local
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the short end of a 3-2
score. Chris Gooday
picked up the win for
Valley West, striking out
four and walking four. He
gave up only seven hits.
The Mountaineers also
were edged out 7-5 by Nan-
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unearned runs on fielding
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Steve Federici played a
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Crestwood last Tuesday by
giving up only three hits
and hitting in four runs to
lead Dallas to a 5-1 win
over the Comets.
The Mountaineers col-
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Darren Breining. Tim
Grove, leading Dallas
hitter and a top hitter in
the league, went hitless.
L-L Varsity
Chris Boyle pitched a
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Boyle struck out 10
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five-run third inning which
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