The Sun and the Erie County Independent from Hamburg, New York • Page 9

Four Teams Locked in Catlla jcr Lcop Crown As Girls' lizga llzzxs Mid-Season With the midseaaon nearing, four teams; Eli's Texas. Hots, Hamburg' Village 1, Custom Carpet and Hamburg Village 12 are bidding for -the League lead in the Town of. Hamburg Recreation Department's' Senior Girls Softball Ell's Texas Hota-22 Lakeview Community Ass'n-7 Shelly Newman with 4 hits and Jean Leavell with 3 hits led the way in Eli's victory. Colleen Lach and Debbie Shelvay played well for the winners. Jane Ericson with a homerun and Pauline Ratchuk with fine defensive play led the losers.

Custom Carpet-30 Armor Fire -Bobbie Wirth had a homerun Dawn Hansen had a triple and the double play combination of Tammy Nelson to Patty Herkey led Custom Carpet to its stunning victory. Kathy Fullone led the losers with a double 2 triples and 6 RBI's. Village 1-27 4v HopevaIe-5 Cheryl Kranz "struck 15 batters on her way to a 1 hitter. Deb Tollman had 2 doubles and catcher Sue Sambrotto played a good defenBhe game for Village 1. Village 2-20 Arroor-12 Mary Halpin had 8 strike outs and Carol Greenfield went 5 for 5 at Ihe plate, including a homerun to lead Village 2 to victory.

Reily McAndrew took the loss for Armor. Ell's Texas Hots-31 Armor Fire -Eli's big win was highlighted by -f Kathy O'Connors 5 hits and 7 runs scored." Ginnie Schewgirst, Geanefsky and Deanne Rutkowski, also led Eli's the plate. Debbie Shelvay pitched her second, win while striking out 6." Village 2-27 Mr. Copy-1 Mary Halpin won- her second game 'by striking out- ten and -allowing only 1 hit. Carol Greenfield ''had 6 hits, including a homerun and Laurie Davis had a homerun to secure victory for Village 2.

Custom Carpet-23 Lakeview Community Ass'n-9 Custom Carpet Won their second -game led by the hitting of Bobbie -Wirth, Tammy Nelson and Kris Koester, Bobbie Wirth was the winning pitcher and Cathy Raci- now ski the losing pitcher. Village 1-27 Harold's Tire-8 Marilyn Buzy hit a bases loaded triple and pitcher Cheryl Kranz had 12 strike outs with a great defensive By CtMfy Jfec Golf Tourney Set For Junior Boys TheVjErie County Parks and Recreation Department announces the lyttnAnnual Junior Boys Golf Tournament at Elma Meadows Golf Course; 'The following are the qualifying dates for the tourney; Boys Division, Tuesday, Aug. 16 'and Junior Division, Wednesday, Aug. 17 The tournament is open to any male amateur golfer in the following age groups 12-14 (who has not reached his 15th birthday on or before Aug. 16, 1977 (Boys Division); and 15-17 (who has not reached his 18th birthday on or before Aug.

17, 1977, (Junior Division). A Green's-; Fee of $4 will be. charged on Aug 16 and 17 only, the day of the qualifying rounds. This fee must be paid at Elma Meadows on either of the above dates. Following rounds will be held from Aug.

22-24. Entries must be filed no later than Tuesday, Aug. 9, 1977 by mailing to; Jack Henrich, Golf Pro; Elma Meadows Golf Course; Rice Girdle Roads; Elma, New York 14069 Entry forms may be obtained at Elma Meadows Pro Shop, 652-9856, or by calling Carol Shevlin or Fred Hummer at the Erie County Parks and Recreation Office, team behind her to give Village 1 its second victory. Armor-24 Hopevale-19 Hopevale andArmor passed the lead back and' forth unto Reily McAndrew pitched in relief for Armor and shut the door on Hopevale; Armor's hitting -power was provided by Eileen" Tomczak. For Hopevale, Gladys Miles bjt a homerun and Diane Robinson went 5 for 5 while driving in 6 runs.

Harold's Tire-10 Mr. Copy-7 Tire scored 10 runs in the second inning and hung on to' earn their first victory. Fitzgerald went 3 for 4 and Janet Kuebler pitched 8 strike outs, VOlage 2-41 Hopevale-2 Laura Cumraings, Lauri Davis and Mary Carol Yoerk each had homeruns to highlight the third' victory for Village 2. Village 1-27 Armor Fire Cheryl Kranz won her third game in a row with 15 'strike outs and 3 doubles. Other stars for 1 were Gretchen Salem with a double, Dick Tallman, with 4 hits including a homerun, Marilyn Bugy, with a homerun and Patty Salem, with a Custom Carpet-18 Armor-8 A triple by Pat Herkey and the pitching, of Bobbie Wirth gave Custom Carpet its third victory, Carol Smith was the losing pitcher.

Mr. Copy-24 Hopevale-U Hopevale had an early lead but couldn't1 hold on as Mr. Copy won its first game. Kelly Colern led the -hitting for Mr. Copy by going 4 for 5 at the plate.

Darlene Haynes went 3 for 4' including a homerun' for Hopevale. Custom Carpets-9 Village 1-5 The pitching of Bobbie WirtS and hitting of Gina Georgeaki led Custom Carpets in this hotly contested game. Pitcher Cheryl Kranz had 9 strike outs, Marilyn Bugy hit a double and Deb Tallman -played an outstanding defensive game for Village 1. Armor Fire Lakeview Community Asa' n-11 yArmor Fire Dept. got on.

the winning track as Debbie Post hit 3 homeruns, Kathy Fullone hit 2 homeruns and Maureen O'Connor hit 1 homerun. Debbie Post was the winning pitcher and Pam Sauerwein the losing pitcher Village 2-17 Harold'a Tire-7 Village 2 won its fourth game behind the 2 hit pitching of Mary Carol Yoerk. Also, Sandy Lyon had 3 hits and Carol Greenfield a homerun for the winners. Eli's Texas Hote-25 Armor-14 Eli's won their third game Kathy O'Connor and Chris Gianef- aky hit Patti Carier and Jean Leavell had 3 hits each while Lynn- Shemansky scored 4 runs. Debbie Shelvay picked up her third win.

Riley McAndrew hit a homerun lor Armor. Senior League Standings As of July 19 WL 4-0 4-0 3-0 3-1 1-2 13 1-3 1-3 1-3 0-4 Custom Carpet Village 2 Eli's Texas Hots Village 1 Mr. Copy Harold's Tire Lakeview Community Assoc. -Armor Armor Fire Dept. Hopevale Batavia Downs Hosts Series The Batavia Downs leg of the 1977 Canadian American Series tops this weekend's action at Batavia Downs.

The 1250,000 series of events stake for three and four-year-old pacers is In its eighth and biggest year, with 19 "border" tracks participating. The $12,500 local leg is the 14th stop in the two country tour. The Downs stake is the final on the American side; there will be four more preliminary events in Ontario and Quebec before the $50,000 final at Mohawk Raceway September 4th. Rawleigh's Move, an Ohio bred colt; leads the standings with 250 points garnered in just six starts. The strapping bay has five wins in a "row after finishing sixth in his first start.

Mannart Stone is second with -217 and Armbro Sonny is. third with ,150. i leading point 'winners in the Series with a minimum of five starts will meet in the finals. The Downs -last hosted the finals in 1973. Jerry Sarama broke up the log jam at the top of the dash win standings last picking up eight wins to move him four in front of Fred Haslip and Tom Swift.

Sarama, the. defending UDRS champ, now has 17 victories, including three last Friday. Swift, the 27-year-old who broke into the top driver ranks nearly a year ago, continues to hover around .500, good for a sizeable lead in the UDRS. Sarama is second and Gaston Guindon third some 140 points back. Sarama is also tops in the earnings department with close to $40,000.

In Avgast Softball Tourrieys At Painter Center The L.K. Painter' Community 1 Center at Collins has announced three Softball' tournaments to be held this August. Over -30 Tournament August 6. Open to area teams across WNY. Sites; Town of Collins area fields.

All members on a team must be 30 -years of age or over. Tri -County Family Fun Tournament rAugust 13-14. Open to town teams from Gowanda area. Rules; Must have five adults (18 yra. and over) and five children (8-17 yrs.) team.

Sites; Town of Collins, and Village of jGowanda area Women's Softball Champion ship August 20-21. Open to any women's Sites; Town of Collins and Village of Gowandft area All Softball, teams interested in signing up for one of the above tournaments should Bend team names to L.K. Painter Community Center, Box 7, Collins, NY 14034. There are no entry fees. fCC-SA Recreation Program Is Offered Disabled The Cooperative Planning Board.

for Recreation for the Disabled is currently conducting a Summer Recreation Program at Erie Community College, South campus in Orchard Park for the physically, mentally, and emotionally disabled children and adults throughout Erie County. The program is currently being inducted for ages six and above between the hours of 10 and 3 p.m. vn Mpnday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Speical program hours have been set aside for adults on Sunday between the hours of and p.m. For further information and registration procedures call Beverly Reilly, Program Director, at 648-5400, Ext.

319 or 316. Red Cross, ZTheGood 11 Neighbor. Thursday, July 28, 1977 The Hamburg Sun. Page 9 jtx tmi iutsu aiAiuizm re it VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS This JFK, Playground Volleyball Team have beaten all challengers to win the Town of Hamburg Volleyball Championship this Members from left front; are. Desi Quinn, Dave' Henry and Jeff Hesketh.

Standing at rear in same order are Jim Klein, Mark Aramburn and Scott Salina. iY' I ft Uys 7-U -X. -r Resident Cage Camp Ready at St. Francis Registration is still open for the annual St. Francis High School Resident Basketball Camp for boys 7-17 years of age which opens 'Sunday and continues through Aug.

4 at the Athol Springs r- Individual techniques -will be stressed with more emphasis on using the basic fundamentals in team concept of play. In to jump rope, foul shooting contests, hot shot, hot spot, one on one, two on two and horse contest are added. Once again, all contests are geared to determine a child's -excellence in mastering the drills and fundamentals stressed." All boys will be divided into a group based' first, on their ability, 1 then age and size. League play as well as playoffs are designed to determine a champion in which each player receives a trophy. Trophies are also awarded to a most valuable player in each league.

All trophy winners are given their awards by the school's principal. Father Xavier Nawrocki at the end of camp during a special ceremony. In additioin, to all trophies, each member of the team in each league that wins the Olympics event will also receive an award. The Olympics is a series of contests stressing special skill taught during the week atcamp. Each camper also receives a special certificate of attendance.

A very special award is given at end of each camp. The "Christopher Patton Memorial Trophy" is given annually to the camper who has displayed unselfish characteristics of team play' as well as an individual has demonstrated sportsmanship qualities throughout the entire week of V-' The camp now in its seventh year is rapidly becoming one of the better camps for assuring every young man a very educating and inspirational week of basketball. with an excellent counseling staff. Featured- guest will, be George Schauer, "The World's Greatest Ballhandler.M For information call 627-2350 or 627-2386 days or 896-5025 or 681-5859, evenings. W0KINS GOU cm usts loymr wwxm Winners of the Hamburg -Women's Golf Oub recent "Blind Partners" competition at the Hamburg Town Golf Course were; Class Jeanne Saunders and Kit Schosek with a combination score of 72.

Class Mary Ann McGulre and Marge Ashbery with 84, and Class Marie Feuerstein and Ann Russell, with 111. "Silence makes no mistakes." French Proverb WO dlS If you suffer a loss, wo personally help settle your; Insurance claim. Protection and Service Is our business, our only business. (3rx ELLWOOD AGEMCY 55 MAIN HAMBURG. H.Y.

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