May 14, 1980
FOR SALE
AFGHAN, large, crocheted,
$20. 426-1551.
Girls’ 20’ 3-speed bike.
$15. Old bench with drawer,
$5. Girls’ clothing, size 7 &
8. 653-5716. (521)
SAFARI MOPED,
mileage, $395. 653-4128.
(521)
low
2 BIRD CAGES. Com-
plete with stands and
accessories. Reasonable.
Call 426-3207. (514)
1979 FORD E150 VAN.
Power steering and power
brakes. 8 cylinder. Call
653-8911.
RABBITS. $2 a piece. Call
426-1516. (514)
WANTED
Girls’ 16 inch bike, with
pneumatic tires, nice con-
dition, reasonable. Call
653-1633 after 5:00 pm.
(521)
NOTICE
If you have been thinking
about installing a wood
heater now is the time to do
it while the supply lasts. We
and
have many models
prices to choose from.
426-3286. Hiestand Distri-
butors, R.D.#1, Marietta.
Wholesale. Columbia To-
bacco Company, Inc., 684-
2710 — Party Supplies,
Cigarettes, Tobacco, Candy,
Paper Goods. 509 South
16th Street, Columbia, PA.
MOVING SALE.
Pine H ‘ch, Stereo, Dishes,
Clothes. Patio Drapes, Pine
Rocker. Small Stands, lots of
everything. Apply at 314
Springficid Gardens, Mount
Joy.
BUSINESS FOR SALE
Coin operated laundro-
mat. Good business, choice
location, extra equipment.
426-2225.
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Baseball team defeats LC & GS
Last Tuesday the Donegal
Indians baseball team beat
Lancaster Catholic, 7 to 2.
Monte Maurer had only one
bad inning as pitcher, and
that was immdediately after
rain had temporarily inter-
rupted the game.
On Thursday the Indians
won again, with Mitch
Johnson pitching. They beat
Garden Spot S to 2.
Johnson had nine strike-
outs and walked two, one of
those due to hitting the
batter. Both runs scored by
Garden Spot were unearn-
ed; one occurred as a result
of an error.
Steve Neal hit a three-run
homer, to supply all the runs
needed by the Indians. Neal
had two for three that day,
his other hit being a double.
On Saturday the Indians
lost to Lampeter-Strasburg,
1-2. Donegal scored its run
in the first inning, when
Daryl Risberg hit safely,
Mike Frey bunted, and
Monte Maurer drove in a
run.
Lampeter-Strasburg scor-
ed its two runs in the second
inning, the only shaky
inning that pitcher Steve
Neal had. There were no
more runs scored after the
second inning. Coach Al
Brooks said, ‘‘It was a real
good ball game, very well
played.”
This Thursday Donegal
ends the season with a final
game in Manheim with
Manheim Central.
LAE seo Sas er ePIRYOIEFYTY
Next week the Susque-
hanna Times will publish
the Indians’ batting averag-
es.
Softball, 2 in a row
The girls’ softball team
had a two game winning
streak last week, defeating
both Lebanon and a strong
Conestoga Valley team.
On Tuesday, the girls
beat Lebanon 12-11. ‘‘We
had about 20 hits to their
11,” said Coach Cliff Shank.
The following girls all had
three hits for Donegal:
Sheree Gallagher, Sherry
Derr, Brenda Hershey and
Marty Miller.
Wednesday evening the
team beat CV, 12-5, a team
with a much better record
than Donegal. ‘“We had a
strong defensive game a-
gainst CV,”” said Shank.
‘““Marty Miller was doing an
Donegal band
elects officers
The Donegal High School
band has elected new
officers for the 1980-81
school year.
President is Trish Barnitz;
vice president, Donna Hay;
secretary/treasurer, Sherry
Frey; and historian, Kaye
Wolgemuth.
PRP RT EERE RYE RE, NY, yy
excellent job as catcher,
throwing several runners
out. It was our best game of
the year.”
Offensively the leaders
were Sheree Gallagher, 3 for
4, Marty Miller and Theresa
Meyers, both 2 for 4.
Donegal lost to Lebanon
Catholic Thursday night,
3-10. “We didn’t hit well
enough to win,’’ said Shank
of the team’s 7 hits. Sherry
Derr went 2 for 3 against
Lebanon Catholic.
The girls also lost to
Hempfield Monday night,
2-6. They got 2 runs in the
first and left the bases
loaded several times after
that. ‘“‘We were hitting but
not at the right time. Our
hits were too spread out.”
Marty Miller went 2 for 2
and Brenda Hershey was 2
for 3.
“We played much better
ball last week,”’ concluded
Shank. ‘“Much better than
we have played all season.
And with no seniors on the
team we have everyone
coming back next year.
Things look good for next
season.’’
The girls play their two
final games this week.
Wednesday they face ELCO
and Friday they meet Cedar
Crest, both away.
ETATATEATA
‘Fee, fi, fo, fum. I smell the Blood of an Englishman! In the skillet, in the skillet!”
scream the kids as they wait for the Giant to search for Jack during Fantasyland’s
puppet production of ‘‘Jack and the Beanstalk.” It’s one of three free shows in two
air-conditioned theatres at Fantasyland Storybook Gardens, one-half mile south of
Gettysburg, PA on Route 134. The part opens daily starting May 17. Special spring
rates are in effect until June 29, and group rates are also available. For information,
call or write Fantasyland, P.0. Box 339, Gettysburg, PA 17325, telephone
717/334-1415 from 10 am to 5 pm.
Netmen win 3 as predicted
Donegal’s tennis team
was undefeated last week
(as Coach Bill Loercher pre-
dicted they would be in last
week's Times.)
On Monday the Indians
beat Conestoga Valley S-2.
Pat Moran, Fred Straub,
and Kevin Heistand won
their singles matches, and
Moran and Straub, and
Crider and Newcomer won
their doubles matches.
On Wednesday the Indi-
ans took Pequea Valley, 42
to 3%2. John Crider, Fred
Straub, and Kevin Hiestand
won their singles matches,
and Crider and Newcomer
and Moran and Straub won
at doubles.
Then, on Thursday the
Indians annihilated Columb-
ia, 7-0.
With those three consec-
utive wins in one week, the
Indians concluded a season
that began less impressive-
ly. Coach Loercher saw
considerable improvement
as the season progressed.
Trackmen do well in county meet
Coach Rudy Milovanovic
was well pleased with the
performances of his Indian
trackmen in the county meet
at Millersville last Saturday.
‘Everyone was primed for
that meet,”’ he said.
Steve Meszaros placed
second ‘in the high hurdles
and fifth in the intermediate
hurdles. In addition, Steve
placed fifth in the 100 meter
dash.
Vince Curry would have
taken third in the 400, had
he not been disqualified by a
judge who said Vince’s feet
touched a white line mark-
CETERA TREN R ECE ER PR DD
ing his lane. His time was a
new record for him: 51.88.
He did even better in the
1600 meter relay: 51.6.
This Friday and Saturday
the Indian trackmen will go
to Shippensburg for the
district meet. . . | .
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