North Hills News Record from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Page 32

WEDNESDAY. APRIL 30 1975 -NEWS RECORD --31 A Shaler Ar'ea junior Titan pole vaulter during the junior high relays last week at SA. At junior high relays: NA first, SA second as usual It was a case of same song, second verse (only in this case it was the fourth verse), as North Allegheny won the Shaler Area Junior High School In- Relays Saturday. Each of the tour years the relays -have been held, North Allegheny has finished first and Shaler Area, second, and this was no exception. Twelve teams throughout the area participated: NA, SA.with a No.

1 and a No. 2 team, Dorseyville, North Hills. Quaker Valley, Seneca Valley, O'Hara. Norwin West, Highlands, Moon and Linton. It is the largest meej of this kind for junior high school track and field in the Sports shorts area: Many outstanding performances were turned in by various athletes for the events of the day.

Haley of North Allegheny set a track record in the light weight long John Carlos of set the track record in the heavy weight long jump and Dan Sigler of Shaler Area tied the track record in the light weight pole vault. Meet records were set in the distance medley relay by Shaler Area with Mager Walker Greg Gibbons, Phil Ridley and Dan Kingenberg running the respective legs. North Allegheny set a meet record in the light weight long jump and Norwin West tied the record in the heavy weight high jump. Area teams finished as follows: 31 2 i North Allegheny SA2 120 hurdles 1 Shaler Area 1 4 North Hills. 10 Shaler 2 220dash 1 NA 50 8 7 NH 8 SA1 11 SA2 50 dash 1 A 12.5 i 3 SA1 7 A 2 1 NH 75dash 2 A 4 SA1.

II) N'H 11 SA2 100 dash 2 NA. 6 SA1 7 S.A2 Distance medley relay i A 1 3 5 9 0 3 2AIiIe relay 2 3. NA 8 SA2. L-W relay 1 NA i 52 8 i 2 SA1 7 IOSA2 M-W relay 3. A 8 tO SA2 880-rclay 2 S.A2.

5 NA 1-Mile relay 1 A i 4 0 1 6 3 NH. 4 SA1 8 S.A2 Medleyrelay 2. NH 3 NA. 5. SA1.

10SA2 Sprint relay 1 SA1 i 49 5 5 A 6 7 SA2 Shot put 2 A 1 3 A 9 1 2 SA2 Discus: 2. A 3 SA1. 8 12 S.A2 long jump 1. A 136-11 4 i 2 SA1. 6.

8-SA2. 2. A 5 SA1 pole vault 1 A i 8 3 4 8 NA H-W pole vault. 1 SA1 '19-3'. 6 SA2 H-W high 3 NA.

5 SA1 I i 2 A 1 3 NA 10 SA2: 11 NH Sam Nover guest at A'worth Sam Nover, sports director and commentator of Channel 11, WTIC, will be guest speaker at the All Sports Banquet at Avonworth High School. The banquet, cosponsored by the-Avonworth Girls' the AvmworttTAtiiletic Council, will be held at the Ohio Township Fire Hall Sunday, May 4, at 6p.m. Reservations must be made by Friday, May 2, through any Avonworth student athlete. Tickets will not be sold at the door. McCandless AA opens season Saturday is opening day for the McCandless AA girls pony tail softball league at Vincention and Peebles School Fields.

It is also opening day for boys minor league baseball at Hosack Field and major league baseball at Cumberland Field. Opening day for the boys Babe Ruth League (formerly pony house league) will be Saturday, May 10, at Carson Field. Tuesday, May 13, the boys farm league its season at Kaufmann's Field. Richland softball Final registration for girls softball in Richland will be held Saturday from noon to 2 p.m. in Richland Youth Foundation.

Girls 8-12 as of July 31, 1975, may sign up with Richland Baseball Association. Girls 13-17 may sign with Richland Youth Foundation. Football registration in WV West View Youth Football Association will hold registration for boys 8 to 12 at No. 3 Fire Hall, Perry Highway, Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. Applications for coaches and trainers will also be accepted at that time.

Applications are available in the elementary school offices of the North Hills School District. Hampton Water Ballet The Hampton High Blue Persuaders will hold a synchronized swimming water ballet show May 7, 8 and 9 at 8:15 p.m. in the Hampton High School Pool. Theme of the show is "Around the World with the Blue Persuaders." WV stag party canceled Unforeseen circumstances have forced the cancellation of the stag party scheduled by West View Youth Football Friday at Departure (Firemen's) Ha'il, Perry Highway. Anyone who has purchased tickets should contact Bob Hoffman, 761-4868.

Horseshoe League opens The North Park Sportsmen's Club Horseshoe League will open its fifth season of pitching Wednesday, May 7, at 8 p.m. at the club headquarters on IngomarRoad, McCandless. The league has openings for beginners, semiskilled and skilled horseshoe pitchers. Call Joe Rusiski, 366-4279. -World Series movies A film of the 1974 World Series will be shown May 7 and 8 at 7:30 p.m.

and a film on All-Star batting and pitching will be shown May 17 and 18 at 2 p.m. at the new Mellwood U.P. Church, 7600 Ross Park Drive. The showings are open to all participants in the West View-Ross baseball and softball programs. Ingomar AA Pony plans Plans for the Ingomar AA Pony League season have been announced by Commissioner Carole Tarhi.

The season will open Monday, May 5, at the Ingomar Middle School Field. There are six teams of boys between the ages of 13 and lif m-the league again this a The teams and their managers are: Braves. Rege Merriman; Franklin. Bob Powers; Mets, Kim Nagel; Pine, Jim Delisio; Reds, Dave Vodarick, and Twins, Ed Tarhi. For Central Air Conditioning Economy and Efficiency.

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The Mets, Braves and Pine play in the American League. The Franklin, Reds and Twins teams play in the National Etna Ponytail registration Girls from age 12 through high school seniors who want to play softball in the Etna Ponytail League should get a a i a i a Etna Borough Building, 23 Locust starting May 1 and should return the form by May 15. An insurance fee of $3 must accompany completed forms. Anyone interested in volunteering to coach or manage is also welcomed. Etna Mothers meet May 8 The Mothers of the Etna Boys' Athletic Club will meet Thursday, May 8, at 7 p.m.

at the Etna Elks, Locust Street. A discussion will be opening day of the Etna Little League Season. Membership is open to all women of the area. Dues are $1 a year. Women do not need to have a daughter or son registered in the Little League to join the club.

One little girl has already registered in the Etna Little League this season. Announcement of any additional girls registering will be made at the May 8 meeting. NA netters keep winning The North Allegheny tennis team is taking the second half of league play in the same stride as the first. After spending their midseason open date Wednesday, April 16. beating Sewickley Academy -0.

the Tigers roared back into section play Friday defeating Riverview by the same score. Tom Liebenguth defeated Steve Kunkle 6-0--6-1; Bill Birsic defeated Brian McCarty 6-3--6-0 and Tom Dzadovsky defeated Mike Donne 6-0--60 in the singles matches. Birsic and Ken Frank teamed to defeat Kunkle and Donne 6-2--7-5 and Don McCartan and Scott Heddaeus defeated McCarty and Tom Destefano 6-3--6-3 Despite playing without their ace. No. 1 man Tom Liebenguth, North Allegheny came through in the clutch to defeat North Hills 4-1 Bill Birsic, playing his first match at No.

1, overcame first set jitters to win going away. Tom Dzadovsky and Ken Frank also performed admirably to preserve NA's undefeated season. Indians and Rams add baseball wins North Hills and Richland baseball teams added victories last week as the Indians defeated Fox Chapel 8-1 Tuesday and Richland edged Bellevue 2-1 Saturday Mike Zawoysky, Indian winning pitcher went six innings and was relieved by Bob Thomas. Zawoysky walked three, struck out three. Martincek, who pitched four innings, was the losing pitcher.

Zawoysky had a double for the only NH extra-base hit. Joe Galvin and Jeff Matthews each had two hits in the NH nine-hit barrage. Galvin and Chris Regan each batted in two runs. Matthews, Rqn Bevans and Frank Thomas had one RBI each. Sports banquet set May 22 in Hampton 15th Annual Varsity Sports Banquet will be held May 22.

at 6:30 p.m. in the Hampton High School cafeteria. The bajiquet is sponsored by the Hampton High School Parent-Faculty Association. Students participating in 13 sports will be honored. Most Valuable Player awards will again be presented by the Hampton Fathers Athletic Association.

Eligible students may pick up their tickets free of charge at the school on May 8. 9. and 12 between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Guest tickets may also be purchased at the same time.

This year's banquet chairmen are Edward Giger and Mrs. Joseph Hrach. Fox Chapel got its one run in the seventh inning. The Foxes had four hits, including a double by Curley. Although the Bellevue Bulldogs out- hit the Rams, 5-3, the Richland nine won the game on the pitching of Tim Corcoran and the home run of Bob Albrecht.

which scored the two runs in the first inning. Albrecht had two of the Rams' three hits. Jim Channing. the losing pitcher, also went seven innings. Blazier and Matous had doubles and Kinslow batted in the lone run.

Birsic defeated Chuck Dueng 7-5--62, Mark Lerch 64---2 and Frank defeated Greg Zaf- faroni 6-1--6-3 in singles Birsic and Frank defeated Dueng and Zaffaroni 61--6-0 North Hills' Lerch and Gary Vogel won over Glenn Ott and Bob Shafron 7-6--7-6 in tiebreakers North Allegheny played its match without Liebenguth i benched for disciplinary reasons last Wednesday and trounced a i 5-0. Dzadovsky played his first match at No 1 and displayed a dazzling array oi shots to dispose oi his opponent. Mark Robinson. 6-0--6-0 Birsic and Frank simply overpowered their opponents to complete the sweep of the singles Birsic defeated Mark Fleisner 6-0-6-0 and Frank won over Ed Baysek 6-2-6-1 Ott and Shafron of NA defeated Robinson and Baysek 6-4--6-2 and Gary Ott and Jim Doak completed the shutout with 6-1--6-1 scores over Fleisner and Ed Rutledge The North Allegheny section record is now 9-0 and 14-0 overall NEWS RECORD CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS: PHONE 931-6441, 935-4180, 366-1213 TROPHIES LARGEST SELECTION IN THE TRI-STATE i FOR ALL OCCASIONS LOWEST PRICES EXPERT ENGRAVING FAST SERVICE Discount Prices On POOL TABLES UP TO OFF WEST PENN 3233 BABCOGK PITTSBURGH, PA. 15237 931-2961 NORTH HILLS OPEN: Mon.

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