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Scoring a run
The ball manages to
and Joyce Tinner,
the Back Mountain
Finn pitches
w® Beth Finn handled the pitch-
ing duties for the Back
Mountain National Girls’ All-
Star team against West
Union Saturday night, but
errors hurt the local girls as
they suffered a 4-3 defeat.
Safe at second
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night.
By CHARLOT M. DENMON
Staff Correspondent
in All-Star action Saturday
l-stars
Girls Softball team on Saturday.
innings.
MINORS
FINAL STANDINGS
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Pirates, 1-0. Pirates finish as
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Brown’s wins
Recent action in the Bi-County
Baseball League saw Brown’s Oil
defeat Beaumont AA, 15-8; and
Back Mountain pick up an 8-0 win
over Beaumont A.
Johnnie Harris cracked a home
run for Brown’s Oil while Radmov-
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mound.
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Tracy gets a hit
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3, by West Union.
were defeated, 4-
The Jackson Cardinals defeated
the Shavertown Brewers by a 9-3
score to become the champions of
the Back Mountain Teener League.
Pitcher Dan Fedor allowed only
six hits, while striking out three and
walking one. Mark Major led the
offense with a triple and a single.
Contributing doubles. were Jason
Cadwalader and Fedor. Todd Krupa
and Scott Schultz added two singles
each with Don Spencer and Tom
Stepanski adding one.
On defense, the Redbirds weresu-
perb. They exhibited championsip
form by executing many clutch
plays. Chris Landmesser, David
Judge, Rocky Lopasky, and Robby
Michaels led the defense.
Aggressive on the basepaths were
John Gray, Don Buzinkai, and Stan-
ley Scott. :
For the Brewers, John Wertman
tripled and singled to lead their ®
attack. Tim Moyer punched two
singles, while Dale Root and Mike
Crampton singled.
Moyer was the losing pitcher.
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