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I.w Snatkanklll John Jaw I WlVO) HTJPm VSHBrV LjillVVB TV WRESTLINGi JSm5BL lmKr HT1 liPWSit Lxx'Earxarxaa JULIE HICCINS RITU JHANJI OE8BIE HARPER ROBIN LOTZE L' 5j4 Arlington Spackonklll John Joy Arlington V'jTJjJ ot Journal THE i986 JOURNAL GIRLS' SOCCER ALL STARS Tuwdoy, June 3. 1986 Johnson tosses no hitter PINE PLAINS Judy Johnson hurled no hitter and had her team'i only hit to lead Pine Plains to the Conference Section One finals with 1 0 decision over Irvjngton. It was Johnson's second consecutive no hitter and the 14th of her career and the sixth no hitter for the pitching staff this year. SOFTBALL "She was very much in control." said Pine Plains coach Bob Stevenson. "They never had a runner past first, and they only had baserunners, in the first and sixth.

It might 1e Judy' strongest pitching ever. She was never in any was Just a outstanding game by both pitchers," added Stevenson. "We saw her two years ago and she was poor. She made tremendous progress and was probably the best pitcher we've faced all year." Pine Plains will now play a double header tomorrow against top seed Ardsley on the road. In the bottom of the first after two were out, Johnson singled, stole second and went to third on Repassed ball.

Jean Gutierrez walked. Pine Plains then executed a double steal with Johnson scoring the winning run of the game. played very well." said Stevenson. 'The garrte was played the way it should be played at this level. We were able to steal a run and was able to hold it up." MILLBROOK 11.

Haldane Mill brook used an eight run fifth inning 'aided by two run bases loaded singles by Donna Richards and Tla Powell. Powell finished for 3 with four RBI, and winning pitcher Heather MacKechiuV was for 4 with two RBI. For Haldane, Brenna O'Connor had two hits with a triple and two RBI. Haldane had an opportunity to close the gap In the seventh when they had the bases loaded with one Out, but a 1 2 3 double play ended the fame. Millbrook will now advance to the Conference Section One finals against top teed Tuckahoe Wednas day.

LOURDES Woodlands 2 The 13th teed Our Lady of Lourdes Lady Warriors advanced to the Conference Section One finals with a 6 2 win over Woodlands. The Warriors will now play Tappan Zee In the finals jn a two out of three series that Is set to begin with Wednesday doubleheader on the road'. Dawn Greco was the'hitting star going 4 for 4 with three RBI and two runs scored. Lourdes proved what was the winning run in the sixth when Ann McLoughliri singled In Greco with the Warrior's fourth run. Lourdes added needed insurance in the seventh with two runs.

Greco delivered a key double In the seventh to score Marl Kay' Satryano. Pougbkeepsle Jouma'sAthlete of the Week Monlque Thoresx picked up her third victory in a week allowing live hits and seven walks while striking out three. TAPPAN ZEE 7. Beacon 3 Left fielder Carol Jackson collected two RBIon three hits for Tappan Zee, Losing pitcher Sharon Antalik allowed five hits as Beacon loses its bid to playconference rival Lourdes in the Conference" Section One finals. Leo Construction wins in Twilight Leo Construction plugged Lambert Plumbet, 11 7 behind the pitching of Terry Ryan and Gene Bosse in the Poughkeepsie Twilight Baseball League.

Craig Veach had a triple and a single. Brandon Ciancio tripled for Leo. 'MUVV''V! fiUSMSUEttca THIDRAOON' STEAMBOAT JAKE THISNAKI' ROBERTS ST tV JT TITOSAHTANA NIKOLAI VOLKOFF BRITISH BULLDOGS ADRIAN ADONIS BIG JOHN STUDD TICKETS ON SALE AT CIVIC CTR. BOX OFFICE Franzenberg expects the best from one's pwn capabilities tlA 0tAU01 HAVA Vftto SLao ai tkAtSrfhM AAtlitl.kAlo HataHriA A from page IB "I've always played the game and I've always taken it seriously," she said. "I get upset at myself at times but you can't be upset with yourself all the time, Many opponents have gotten upset at her.

too. Arnesen's ball handling skills, especially in a tight, man tomantoman situation, are the best amongst area ball players. Her ability to shield theball and strength to ward off defenders makes her. a threat in the offensive end. Add to that the ability to score goals from upwards to 35 yards away from goal and you have the complete offensive player.

"No matter what teams try to do to defense her, she still has the ability to score goals," said Arlington coach, Gary Montalto. "She was prtbably the most valuable player for us this season since we looked primarily to her to score goals! With our inexperience to the outside of Rebln (Lotze) in midfield, most of offensive buildup did not come through the middle but from the front line instead and Laura was the key to that." Jhanji is one of the newcomers on the scene. The sophomore paced the Spartans' scoring attack with goals in almost every game this season, Snackcnkill coach Don DeLorenzo LITTLE LEAGUE says she shows more skills nun most sophomores, understands tflMv me well and displays good quiefnrai. Shields, a. senior right winger, has the talent to score 'but she is most dangerous as a playmaker.

If given room, she's able to take the ball on the offensive as a striker or midfielder, a role she occasionally played. Lotze didn't have the offensive season she displayed last season, but her play is still considered best in mid field The Junior maintains possession well, rarely loses single defenderdefender encounters and was the key to the Admirals' stingy defense. Fernandes capped her four year scholastic career with another strong season. Coach Leon Jacobs feels she is the ultimate dream player with speed, ball control and a steady defensive effort. Pachla, recently named to the New York State Select team with Arnesen and Lotze, reads the game very well and seldom is caught out of position.

Montalto said the junior's intelligent play was the major reason the Ket cham midfield stayed strong this year. Smart has been described as "the natural defender" by Jacobs. Follow ing a disappointing junior season riddled with injuries, she displayed much better ability to read the game better and anticipate passes to offensive players, often stepping in the way for interception. Her play was vital in the Lady Patriots' 11 shutouts this season. Huggins was Montalto's unsung hero of the team.

Her primary asset this season was her ability to challenge a ball carrier, strip them of the ball and open the attack the other way. "She's the type of player that takes no prisoners," said Rich Arnesen, her travel team coach. "If yeu gel by Julie, you've done a job." Harper was one of the fastest defensive backs in the Conference A North league this season, said Jacobs. Her ball control, play making and overlap ability made her a threat at all times and from all positions. Mahar was the iron hand ruler of the Spackenkill defense, said De Lorenzo.

The senior sweeper has 'strong ball control skills, good shooting ability and showed a great deal of quarterbacking ability from her defensive position. Gershuny, a sophomore, is playing beyond her years and has the ability to become the best goalie this area has produced, according to DeLorenzo. Although small in size, she makes up for that with quickness, good anticipation and good hands. WOR 9 SATURDAYS WTZA 42 SAT. 1 1 AM vv.

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Edmund Adams picked up the win In relief. Adams also had two hits. Mike McDonnell also had two hits lor the winners TOWN OF POUGHKEEPSIE CENTRAL Red Oaks Mill Fire clinched the Central championship by defeating Red Oaks Mill Hardware. II 6. Mid Hudson Valley Propane's Tom Beirne struck out 11 batters and allowed two hits to Dutchess Cadillac In a 5 7 win.

TOWN OF POUGHKEEPSIE SOUTH RotaYy South defeated Love Oil IS 4). 11 1.es winning pitcher Brian Maranuccl whiffed nine. Trap Rock and Crott played to a tie In eight Innings. VILLAGE OF WAPPINGERS VFW defeated Marshall's tv io as Chris Kirk's pitching and Mike Poddo's hitting (4 for .) provided the difference CITY OF POUGHKEEPSIE AMERICAN Polish Club beat Italian Center. 12 Z.

as Nate Lowery tossed a three hit ter. TOWN OF LAGRANGE Carter Insurance downed LFD. S. as Matt Veronesl and Ryan Paschat combined tor the win Senior League VILLAGE OF WAPPINGERS FALLS SW Johnson Engine Company beat Mid Hudson Global. 1 3, as winning pitcher Seamus Robinson struck out 11.

TOWN OF POUGHKEEPSIE NORTH New Image shutout PBA. 7 as winning pitcher Chris Tabor hurled three hitter and struck out nlno. TOWN OF POUGHKEEPSIE CEN TRAL Tom Seaman belted two grand slam homer in the top of the first and finished with 11 KBI as East End Fire romped past Star Gas. 28 2. Jim Tyrrell had two hits and also picked up the win In relief as Red Coach Diner squeezed past Nissan.

11 10." TOWN OF LAGRANGE Bob Rellly had eight strikeouts as Wallace Insurance defeated Rotary, 13 7. Clark Koilek and Chris Kirk tripled and Rob Rusnack had a double and single as Edison Motor Inn defeated HO Penn. 194 TOWN OF FISHKILL Bob Alluso bad two hits Including a triple as Fish kill Carvel dawned Guy's Sunoco. 2. Little League Softball TOWN OF LAGRANGE Stephanie Green and Karen Watklns each had five hits with a homer as Mayerhauter romped Zoober, 30 It Midget League TOWN OF EAST FISHKILL Nancy's Dance Center Bears beat Park Place ol Flshkill Birds.

27 35 TOWN OF EAST FISHKILL Plaia Pharmacy Bobcats beat Royal Aufo Victorians. 27 22. Senior League TOWN OF EAST FISHKILL OTees "beat Sylvan Lake 7) Melissa Stavola struck out 9 and gave up three hits. Senior League Softball, TOWN, OF FISHKILL DeCar Backyards defeated LaGrange. 14 10, as.Jeanle Simchock had three hits.

TOWN OF WAPPINGERS Mary Jo Croom hurled a three hitter and tanned 13 as McDonald's shut out Trl County, lS O. Zang in Section One semis WHITE PLAINS ItTtook three tie breaking sets, but Arlington tennis player Steve Zang won his two preliminary matches to advance to today's in the Class A tennis tournament here. Zang downed R. Herstein of Spring Valley. 7 6 (7 0), 7 6 (7 1).

and then defeated locl rival Corey Ryu of Roy C. Ketcham. 6 4, 7 6 (7 3). Zang will (ace Takima Nathuka of John Jay in. tomorrow's semifinals.

Arlington's doubles team of Ken TENNIS Sajt and Adam Bertolctt downed another Arlington doubles team. Scott Van Cura and Kevin Labick, 6 3. 6 2. Saji and Bertolctt then beat the secondsecond seeded doubles team from Rani a po, 6 4, 6 3, to advance to tomorrow's semifinal against a team from White Plains. In a first round match, Harold Kim of Nev.

burgh Free Academy fell to J. Salvatore of Lakeland, 6 3, 6 0. LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Board of Education of the Wappineers Central School District Invites the submission ot sealed bids for the purchase of ItSS IH7 COLORED MONI TORS COMPUTER FURNITURE. Bids will be received until 2 on June 10. 1S4 at the Office of the Purchasing Agent.

Myers Corners Road. Wapplnsers Falls. N.Y. 125M at which time and place all bids will be publicly opened Specifications and bid forms may be obtained at the same office. The Board of Education reserves the right to reecf any or all bids.

Malcolm Halt Purchasing Agent 7444 regular bustneae hours. aanora tseno, Board of Education Spackonklll School District 7441 Polygraph supports Pats' Fryar BQSTON (AP) A licensed polygraph administrator said Monday that New England Patriots wide receiver Fryer told the truth when he denied gambling on any Na tionalootball League games last season. Eric Holden, president of Eric J. Holden and Associates of North Dallas, Texas, who gave Fryer a lie detector test Monday, told The Boston Herald: "After an extensive interview and development of the examination, it's my opinion conclusively that he (Fryer) is truthful in his statements that since turning pro, he had never himself gambled or bet on any NFL football games or had ever allowed or let anyone use his name or his money to gamble on any NFL game." Fryer, who reportedly under investigation by the league for alleged gambling, voluntarily took the 3Whour test Monday, according to Sherwood Blount, Fryer's Dallas based agent who arranged for the lie detector test. "I got Mr.

Holden's name from a number of high ranking and respected law enforcement officials throughout the southwest." Blount' said. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Health 4. Trainer Supplies. Athletic Supplies. Industrial Arts Sueolles, Physical Educa tion Supplies Elementary and Physical Education Supplles Secondary.

Sealed bids lor Health a Trainer Supplies. Athletic Supplies. Industrial Arts Supplies. Physical Education Supplies Elementary and Physical Education Supplies Secondary will be received by the Arlington Central School District Board ot Education until 2 09 PM. S.T.

on Thursday June It, KM In the office of Lasilo Nagy, Business Admlnlstra' lor. 23 Dutchess Tpke Poughkeepsie. New York 12403 Copies of the specifications and other pertinent Infnrfca tlon may be secured at the above address. 7457 FOR SALE BY STATE OF NEW YORK iiccn tidcc INC.PFrT AT sjpui wviir STATE POLICE. TROOP ncAUUUAKItKS.

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EXCEPT HOLIDAYS. OFFFD FOOUCAunTCDuc OF SALE AVAILABLE BY "l.IIHw 5GT. KJ KERZNER tt14) 47 4321 OR OFFICE OF GENERAL SERVICES. BUREAU OF SURPLUS PERSONAL PROPER BUJly. IS.

fXTV. AVERELL HARRIMAN STATE OFFICE BUILDING CAMPUS. ALBANY, NY 12224. SEALED BIOS WILL BE RE. CEIVED UNTIL 2:30 PM june 17.

leas UVIDCtccn ce. OF GENERAL SERVICES BUREAU OF SURPLUS PER jnm. rrajrcN I BUILDING NO. It rUW IU iUCDCI U.BBI MIAN STATE OFFICE BUILD nu aaiMisM i ALBANY. NY 12224 7443 have a akjnlf leant effect en the environment.

SEQR LEAD AGENCY None designated AVAILABILITY TO rUO LIC COMMENT: Applications may be reviewed at the address listed below. Comments on the protect must be submitted the Contact Person Indicated below by no later than June IS. Its. CONTACT PERSON: MICHAEL D. MERRIMAN It South Putt Comers Rad New Paltl.

NY I2S4I If 14) 255 5451 741 Notice Is hereby given mat public hearings will be held by the Town of East MikHI Zoning Board ot Appeals. Outchess County, an the loth day of June. ltS4 at 7:30 pjn, or as soon thereafter as the matters may come) an to be heard, at the East FbhkHI Town HalL Route 37a. Hopewell Junction. New York, relating fa the following applications tor variances or special permits.

til Robert a Elisabeth Splam are reauettlng variance tor a t' fence an Lot a. Dale Road. Hopewell, pursuant to Section 47 .54 of the toning erdt NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Board of Education of the Spackenkill Union Free School District hereby Invites the submission of sealed bids for: BLACKTOP REPAIR. RESURFACING. SEALING AND LINING A Bids must be received by the clerk of the Board of Education prior to the scheduled bid opening beginning at 10 00 A M.

Tuesday. June 17. less, at the District Office. 42 Hagan Drive. Poughkeepsie.

New York, at which. lime all bids will be publicly opened. Bide received after the designated time will not be considered and will be returned to The bidder Dotal led InfarauUm mH mm Itlcatkms may be obtained upon request spacaenfciil School District Office) during NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION NOTICE OF COMPLETE APPLICATION Date! May 20. ItM Applicant Christina Torch Address: RD 42. Boa 70S Stormvllle, NY 1252 Permits applied for en application numberls) Freshwater Wetlands Permit UPA (3044334.

Protect description anoMoca lion. Town of East Flshkill County of Dutchess. The applicant proposes to dredge two half acre ponds within a freshwater wetland Identified as 'PQ34' con lunctkm with a proposed 3 lot subdivision of the land for reel dentlal construction. The proposed ponds are located Imme dletely south ol Homer Ml. Road and approximately 500 feel west of Its Intersection with Leeetown Road In the Town of East Flshkill.

Dutchess County. SEOR DETERMINATION: SEOR 3 Project Is an unlisted actloni It has been determined that the prelect will not 13) Ann Bell Is requesting 20 tkttllne variance build a garage en Flshkill Hook Road. Hopewell, pursuant fa Section 47 14 ot the rentng ordinance. 13) Wllllem Gloss Is reauestlna a 5' sideline variance to build a garage an. Pattl Place.

He pursuant theionlAg 47 14 of the eanma 14) Reahm Wiseman to re ouestlng a special permit to pur a reel estate ernca her home en South Hillside. Lake Road, Hillside Lake. Waw. plngers Falls, pursuant Sec tion irju en sne santng ordt 15) Harold Austin Is rsoueillna a ir sideline variance te buHd a garage on Reefhel Drtv. Ma pursuant te the toning ordinance 47.14 Of 141 George Washc tt Ing a use and rnn verlanca fa build a commercial building en a residential lot at the Intersection of Route S3 ii1 OM Rout 52.

Stormvllle. All Interested parties erltl be heard by the Zoning Beard Appeals at said public hearings on th abov specified dele. Frank K. Ware). Chakusan East Flshkill Zoning Beard ot Appeals.