: Sunday, May 30, 2010 Tae DALLAS POST PAGE 11e Yurko, Hontz lead As victory MAJOR LEAGUE BOYS As10 : Pirates 2 Aaron Yurko and Ed Hontz combined to give up six hits and struck out 10 as the A’s ham- mered the Pirates, 10-2, in Back Mountain Baseball action. Yurko hit his second home run of the season and also had a dou- ble in the win. Tanner Gattuso had four hits, including a double while Spencer Bowanko had three hits with a double. Kyle James took the loss for the Pirates while striking out five. Brian Drouse pitched well in re- lief. Tommy Calpin led the Pi- rates bats with two hits. Giants 12 Dodgers 2 Tommy Williams threw a com- plete game and struck out 11 as the Giants pounded the Dodgers, 12-2. Jackson Shaver, Tommy Wil- liams and Anthony Huntington had three hits each while Christo Huntington added two hits in the Ben O’Connell had two hits for the Dodgers. As7 Orioles 5 Tanner Gattuso picked up the win as the A’s snuck by the Orioles, 74. Gattuso struck out eight and Spencer Bowanko picked up the save, striking out two in the sixth. The A’s bats were led by Aa- ron Yarko and Josh Holdredge | who had three hits. Spencer Bo- wanko and Derek Peters added two hits a piece. Adam Niznik took the loss for the Orioles while striking out seven. Matt Moleski pitched well in relief. The Orioles bats were led by Adam Niznik who home- red and David Simpson who had two hits. Matt Mathers, Matt Mo- leski and Charles Giacommetti also had hits in the loss. Phillies 9 Astros 6 Chad Phillips was the winning pitcher and struck out nine as the Phillies nipped the Astros, 9-6. Jeremy Jayne led the Phillies hitting attack with two doubles. Lee Eckert collected two hits, in- cluding a double. Michael Min- savage had a key single in the win. The Astros’ Matthew Cragle pitched excellent, striking out five Phillies. Noah Gorski had two hits and scored two runs. Nick James and Nick Eury each contributed with an RBI single. Giants 7 Dodgers 6 Tommy Williams was the win- ning pitcher going four innings with nine strike outs as the Gi- ants slipped by the Dodgers, 7-6. Jackson Shaver and Tommy Williams had extra base hits while Christo Huntington and Devin Dickson added two hits a piece in a winning effort. Jimmy Barlow and Aidan McLaughlin had extra base hits while Ben O'Connell added two hits for the Dodgers. Astros 10 Red Sox 3 Nick Kocher allowed only four hits and struck out eight in four innings as the Astros defeated the Red Sox, 10-3. Jorden Finch pitched well in re- lief for the ‘Stros’. Tony Pace and Jayden Finch paced the offensive attack with two hits apiece. Co- rey McAndrew added a double. Ryan Martin suffered the tough loss for the Red Sox but contributed a double and single to lead his teasm’s attack. Jayson Strausser and Kyle Piskorik dou- bled while Josh Orlandini and Justin Sweeney added a hit apiece. Mountaineer Elizabeth Kravitz (No. 20) and Cassie Cragle (No. 6) of Lake-Lehman attempt to stop the ball in mid-air. DHS girls and ENE 483 a SO ada a] = § WI i CO TET Lehman's Jackie Eury (No. 17) and Ellen Arnaud (No. 3) of Dallas en Lake-Lehman standout Selena Adamshick went down with a broken right leg, the hopes of the Lake-Lehman girls soccer team went down with her. With Adamshick out, rival Dallas went on a 3-1 victory in a D2 Class 2A girls soccer semi-final game held at the Lake-Lehman field. the sideline for the ball. Above: Lehman's Kristy Komrowski (No. 9) and Sabrina Zurek, of Dallas, run down When Adamshick collided with Dallas’ Tara Connors just across midfield with four min- utes remaining in the first half, she went down on the turf, with- ering in pain, her leg broken just above the right ankle. Despite an excellent game by Lehman keeper Becca Stull, the Dallas’ offense was too much for the Lady Black Knights. Hilary Crossley scored twice ws ah LEHMAN ; EMERGENCY , SEINAL CHARLOTTE BARTIZEK PHOTOS/ FOR THE DALLAS POST gel soccer win for Dallas while Ellen Arnaud added another goal to put the Mountaineers into a D2 cham- pionship game for a sixth consec- utive year. In Wednesday’s . District 2 championship game, Dallas se- nior Ellen Arnaud scored the 103rd goal of her career, leading the Lady Mountaineers to the ti- tle with a 2-1 victory over Cough- lin. Members of the Lake- Leh- man girls soc cer team watch as teammate Selena Adam- shick is taken away by ambu- Top right: The crowds cheers and rings lance with a fight for possession. bells in support of their respective teams. broken leg. ROME BREAKS DISTRICT RECORD SPORTS BRIEFS ; : E Ww r) i me 7 i, Metcalf shoots ter at 696-2769. 4 v) hole-in-one Rock Rec Center Bob Metcalf, of Dallas, a offers camps At the District 2 Junior High Track and Field Championships held at Scranton Memorial Stadi- um on May 15, Regan Rome of Dallas set a new record in the girls 3200 meter run. An eighth- grader at Dallas Middle School, Rome won the race in 1:34.85. The previous record was 1:44.54 set in 1994 by Wyoming Valley West's Bethany Harry. member of Irem Temple Coun- try Club, shot a hole-in-one on May 8 at the Emanon Golf Club in Falls. Metcalf aced No. 9, a 110- yard par 3, using a sand iron. The shot, which was Met- calf’s first hole-in-one in 38 years, was witnessed by Eu- gene Biglin and John Hind- marsh. Tennis clinic planned The Valley Tennis and Swim Club, Harris Hill Road, Shaver- town, is accepting registrations for its Jr. Tennis Clinic. Session 1 runs June 18 through July 16 and Session 2 runs July 23 through Aug. 20. For more information, con- tact The Rock Recreation Cen- The Rock Rec. Center, 340 Carverton Rd., Trucksville, is accepting registrations for its summer basketball camps for girls and boys. Camp dates are: Pre-K through first grade, June 14-18 and July 19-23; second and third grades, June 21-25 and July 26-30; fourth through sixth grades, July 12-16 and August 2-6. All camps are from 9 a.m. to noon Monday through Friday. Each camper receives a t-shirt, shoe bag and basket- ball. Early registration cost is $75 per week; $140 for both weeks. After June 1, the cost is $85 per week; $150 for both weeks. For more information, call The Rock Rec. at 696-2769.
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