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Sports
The Orioles and the Reds both
picked up two wins this past week
with the Reds downing the Astros
and Indians, while the Orioles
whipped the Dodgers and Tigers.
Dave Podehl led his team to victory
whith two homers driving in six
runs.
Also hitting the improving Reds
were Pat Joyce with two doubles
and Nick Cave with two singles.
Moyer, Gulbish and Stogaski came
through with two hits each for the
Astros. In downing the Indians, Tom
Ladamus, Pat Joyce and Dave
Podehl ripped three hits each for a
total of eight RBI's.
Mike Wagner slammed a triple
and Jason Mattey nailed two base
hits and threw out a runner at home
plate from his center field position.
Brian Burd, Matt Bailey and Brian
Brady got two hits each for the
Indians.
The Orioles downed the Dodgers
13 to 5 when they broke open a 4-4
ball game with five runs in the
fourth inning. Leading the Oriols
were Jeff Masley, two for four with
a double, Mark Barbose with a
double, and a triple by John Der-
hammer. Other Oriole hitters were
Brian Karuza, Scott Bearley and
Kevin Chapple. Offensively for the
Dodgers Tony Finarelli and Hugo
Selenski came up with three hits
apiece, and Joe Kelly came up with
two.
The Orioles then closed the door
on the Tigers 7-3 with Frankie
Natitus on the mound collecting his
second win of the season. Barbose,
Bearley, Natitus, Masley, Derham-
two hits each. Tiger hitters were
Chris Boraski, Pat Morris, J.J. Van
Orden, Silas Fernandez and Fran
Hoover.
MAJORS
Rita Busch Salon Pirates 7-0
Mahaffey Oil Yankees 5-2
R.N. Fitch & Sons Orioles 4-3
Arthur Shelley Inc. Reds 4-3
Dryden Oil Co. Astros 3-3
L.A.D. Dodgers 3-4
Isaacs CYR-GMC Tigers 3-4
Franklin’s Family Rest. Indians 2-5
Suburban Propane Phillies 2-5
Daddow-Isaacs 672 Giants 1-5.
SCORES: Reds 10, Astros 4;
Tigers 11, Indians 5; Pirates 10,
Phillies 9; Yankees 3, Giants 2;
Orioles 13, Dodgers 5; Yankees 10,
Phillies 3; Orioles 7, Tigers 3; Reds
13, Indians 7; Pirates 14, Dodgers 1.
MINORS
D.A.G. Rental Dodgers 3-0
Custom Management Pirates 3-0
MacGeorge Auto-Truck Yankees 2-1
John M. Randolph Sr. Giants 1-1
Jack’s Collison Service Indians 1-1
Cardinals 1-2
Dr. Watkins & Medura Orioles 1-2
Kingston Twp. Lions Tigers 1-2
Fay Broody Studio Phillies 0-2
Back Mt. Police Assn. Reds 0-2
SCORES: Pirates 16, Giants 12;
Tigers 15, Cardinals 13; Ddogers 9,
Yankees 3; Orioles 13, Indians 12.
The Cardinals led by Noell Brooks
12 strikeouts continued their win-
ning ways. Christie Conrad led the
team by going four for four. Going
three for four were Jennifer Gabel
and Debbie Coslett in helping their
team to a 11-6 victory over the
Phillies. Keeping the Phillies in the
game was Missy Pomrinke and
Jennifer DeHaven with two hits
apiece.
DIVISION I SOFTBALL
Pittston Sewing Center Pirates 5-0
BJS A’s 3-1
Gunn Bros. Garage Cardinals 3-1
Red Sox 1-2
College Misericordia White Sox 1-3
Bk. Mt. Sporting Goods Dodgers 1-4
Phillies 1-4
SCORES: A’s 10, White Sox 2;
Cardinals 11, Phillies 6; Pirates 25,
Dodgers 2.
, DIVISION II SOFTBALL
Am. Party Favors, Yankees 2-0
Dallas Lions Indians 2-1
Jim Jon Tomatoes Cardinals 2-2
Wyoming-West Wyoming Eagles 2-3
Bonner Chevrolet Phillies 1-3
SCORES: Phillies 9, Indians 6;
Yankees 26, Cardinals 7; Indians 14,
Eagles 1; Eagles 14, Phillies 10.
Dallas
finishes
last
The Dallas’ baseball team’s
roller-coaster season came to a
screeching halt Monday as the
Mountaineers derailed itself in a 7-6
loss to Tunkhannock for the final
spot in the AAA playoff ranks.
the third, Tunkhannock scored two
runs in the bottom of the inning on
two walks, a bases loaded fielder’s
choice and a ground single to left.
Tunkhannock scored another run
in the fourth to cut the lead to 5-3,
before John Wertman hit a solo
home run in the fifth that cleared
the 370 mark in left center.
The Mountaineers’ hopes for a
third straight playoff appearance
were sidetracked in the sixth when,
with the bases loaded, third base-
man T.J. Perlis couldn’t stab a ball
hit between himself and the third
base line. The ball rolled into the
left field corner while three runs
crossed the plate to put the Tigers
ahead to stay 7-6.
Sophomore southpaw Marc Mirini
got the complete game victory,
while sophomore Scott Francis took
the loss.
Tunkhannock will play Wyoming
Valley West tomorrow in the first
round of the WVC AAA playoffs at
Barney Farms.
— RICK ROGERS
Barre.
Rebels on top
The Rebels top the Division A
standings in the Back Mountain
Men’s Softball League with a per-
fect 2-0 slate while Fort Pike stands
alone on top of the Division B
standings, also with an umblem-
ished 2-0 record.
Other Division A records include
Farmers Inn, 1-1; Humphreys, 1-1;
and Pizza Bar, 1-1.
Other Division B records include
Carls, 1-0; Jones, 1-1; Picketts
Charge, 1-1; Scholl Plumbing, 1-1;
Waterfront, 1-1; Raves Nursery, 0-
1; Kandlelite, 0-2; and Machlins, 0-
2.
Scores for the week include:
Jones 14, Kandlelite 3; Rebels 5,
Pizza Bar 4; Watefront 10, Machlins
9; Fort Pike 15, Raves 3; Scholls 8,
Humphreys 4; Farmers Inn 16,
Picketts 3; Carls 22, Kandlelite 6;
Humphreys 11, Farmers 7; Fort
Pike 12, Jones 7; Picketts 12,
Scholls 6; Pizza Bar 14, Waterfront
4; Rebels 12, Machlin 1.
fall, Jerry Ogurkis; and most improved, Mike Rich-
ards. Senior High Junior Varsity Level: Most take-
downs, Keith Graham; most near fall points, Keith
Graham and most improved, Mike Keen.
Jackets were also presented to the seniors, Bryan
Mathers, Paul Burke, Chris Vincelli and Brian Masey-
chik. Senior High managers Lori Ogurkis, Barbra
Davies and Lisa Sharkness were congratulated for a
job well done.
Junior High Level: Most team points, Dave Mayers;
most falls, Dave Mayers and Jason Prokopchak; most
takedowns, Dave Mayers; fastest fall, Dave Mayers;
best record, Ron Post; most improved, Dale Morris.
Dallas Wrestling Club officers are President, Bill
Janosky; vice president, Jack Graham; secretary,
Donna Janosky and treasurer, Carol Rogers.
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DALLAS MEMORIAL HWY.
ACROSS FROM DARING'S MKT.
Phone 675-2053
FRANKLIN'S FAMILY RESTAURANT
Memorial Highway, Dallas
675-5294
675-5241
METZGAR ALUMINUM
Bathrooms, Kitchens,
Paneling, Replacement Windows
Manor Drive, Trucksville 696-2924
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(NAPA)
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Dallas
675-2143
Magistrate and Mrs.
Earl Gregory
287-4238
675-6935
639-5243
COUNTRY CAROUSEL
Dallas Shopping Center, Dallas
675-6919
DR. ANTHONY P. SINDONI
SURGEON, PODIATRIST
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675-6199
696-2100 696-3888 118 Main St., Luzerne 288-4511
Charles Brothers Plaza 801 Main St., Swoyersville 287-1141 79 Norton Avenue, Dallas
Tunkhannock 836-2100 675-0673
MAPLE HILL DRURY'S AUTO TAG SERVICE
607 Memorial Highway, Dallas
675-8507
James J. Drury, Owner
West-Wyoming
693-0444
NG SHAVERTOWN
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FRI., SAT. 11 A.M.
CAROL EASON'S BEAUTY SHOP
42 Main Street, Dallas
675-4900
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