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THE JOURNAL-NEWS, THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1973 30 SOFTBALL in five at bats, including a triple, and scoring three runs. Krol went four-for-four with a double, NR Industrial Ring's Cleaner edged Rockland Plumbing Supply, 4-3, in a North Rockland Industrial Softball League game Wednesday. Warren Halpern homered in a losing cause, but the Plumbers couldn't contain Ray Pawlvk. Haverstraw Rosado Furniture exploded for seven runs in the first inning and six more in the second as they went on to trounce Thruway Messenger Service. 16-3, in Wednesday action of the Haverstraw Softball League.

Tony LoPresti and Jerry Krol led the winners attack, the former notching four hits Get a firmer, with the winning run and Kevin Klut-sky went two-for-three and scored two runs. Skip Fein-berg had a homer among his three hits for the losers, and teammate Brian Hassett knocked out three hits including a double. Dave Bates hung on for the win as his Gene and Barry teammates toppled Scotty's topless. 15-12. Pete Marioti blasted a solo homer for the winners, and teammate Pete Smith had two hits and three RBls.

RC Tavern The Red Rail picked up its fourth win of the season and continued atop the Orange-town Division of the Tavern Softball League by stopping Cravton Enterprises Wednesday, 9-3. Boyd Van Tassel and Bruce Fischer both slammed two-run homers and Bob Rellinger added a solo four-bagger to lead the heavy bombing for the winners. Steve Van Tassel picked up his fourth win of the year. Emil Schwob knocked in all three of the losers runs. SHOCK AND A HALF Monroe Shock Absorbers start with 50o more shock capacity than standard shocks and go from there.

That extra hall beets up suspensions where economy cars economize and standard rats pile on options Whatever your car, however you load it, wherever you drive it Staff photo Al Witt Suffern second baseman Andy Deacon puts the tag on Clarkstown North's Bob Corley after the Ram got picked off first base by Mountie pitcher Fred Furman in the first inning Wednesday. Suffern rolls Rams, 6-1 the final run scored on an infield error. The win keeps Suffern atop the National Division and sends it into the final week of action riding a four-game win streak. you'll get a better, firmer, sater ride trom the Monroe QhArle inrl a slf Ride 1M4 Oi umiiiifaa RAMSEY AUTO IMPORTS 615 Rte 17, SOUTHBOUND RAMSEY, J. EXCLUSIVE t-ilJ REPAIRS SIMCAl and fTfflWl PARTS "73s ARl HIRl SELECTION OF XjySED SPORTS CARS SALES SERVICE i FORM! Rl 3 WMSfY CHBVSUR IMPORTS 1 (201) 327-8170 1 By BRIAN ZEVNIK Staff Sports Writer "When your vets aren't doing the job for you, then you've got to go with your youngsters," remarked Clarkstown North coach Tony Gemma in explaining his decision to start four sophomores and eventually use 16 men in Wednesday's game with Suffern.

Unluckily for Gemma.lt was the Suffern team that did the job in a 6-1 Mountie triumph at the losers' field. It was a masterful victory for the Mounties as they got the best of everything from both players and coach. The defense was errorless, the pitching outstanding (two hits), and the strategy was impeccable. Suffern 's Fred Furman was almost untouchable on the mound, throwing his breaking stuff inside, outside, and in the dirt, and all the while getting the same good results. He retired the first seven men to face him, gave up a walk and a line single to North's Al Ser-video, and retired the next 11 men in oder.

"Fred wasn't really as effective as he was in his last start," explained winning coach Jerrv Magurno. "He threw 90. pitches today as ed Ram hitters, one of whom complained after reeturning to the dugout after striking out, "he's got a curve that looks like it's falling off a table." Furman was never in trouble and only lost his shutout in the bottom of the seventh when the final outcome was all but decided. "He grooved a 3-1 pitch and their boy really knocked the cover off it," remarked Magurno. The North slugger was senior shortstop Bob Corley who had made several fine plays in the field already.

He led off the seventh by belting a hanging curve to the gap in left center, sprinting around the bases to screams of encouragement from his bench, and then plunging headfirst into the plate under the throw to record his well-earned home run. That last gasp turned out to-be too little, too late for the Rams as Suffern had taken advantage of timely hitting and a fine bunting game to put the game out of reach early. Pete Paradossi opened the Mountie second with a line single to left, and Brian Connor then reached as his sacrifice bunt was played to second and the runner was safe. Pete Bur-kard blooped a single over shortstop to load the bases. Brian Chiullo executed a perfect suicide squeeze bunt on the next pitch, and Paradossi was across with the first run before a startled North infield could react.

After a groundout and a walk. Mike Hagon laid down yet another bunt, and soph Ram starter Servideo threw it away for a three-run error. Servideo settled down a little then, but was in trouble again in the fifth. AFter walking Tom Eschen on four pitches to start the inning, Joe Rigoli did his job on a hit-and-run attempt by getting wood on the next pitch and chipping it to center for the hit. A forceout then retired one man.

and a popout another, but Pete Burkard slapped a single to left for one run, and BI-STATE BRAKE ROUTE 59A NANUET, N.Y. I South stays unbeaten West Nyack Ed Conjura Mens" Wear pitched Andv's to a 4-2 West Nyack Softball League win Wednesday over Crayton Enterprises. A Pete Zubiaurre homer and an Al Dawson double were the key hits for the winners, while losing pitcher Harry Cravton and Joe Cotton chipped in offensively for the losers. O'town Fire Bob Klem and John Vitale each had three hits to pace Tappan to an 11-8 victory over Sparkill in the Orangetown Firemen's Softball League Wednesday. Tony Corio picked the pitching win in that jne.

Other league action found Blauvelt in a 12-8 winner over Pearl River Excelsior behind the pitching of George Thompson and the three-run home run of Bob Kali and Nyack Bezzer Reilly threw a shut out at Jim Eldridge and Pearl River Hook and Ladder. 4-0. Clarkstown Rec Chuck's P'ub had things its own wav Wednesday in the Clarkstown Rec Softball League and went home with a 30-4 win over hapless Automation Label. Winning pitcher Tom Smith banged out five hits and teammates Bill Simmons (four hits Kevin Russell (four hits I and Bruce Ablondi (home run) joined the fun. Bruce Bugalione's homer Larry Rowe's four RBls helped Stony Point Plaza to a 12-8 win over Reckin's.

Kevin Clotworthy was the winning hurler in that one. Ramaquois Villa Mt. Ivy outhit the Ramaquois AC 17-11 in a Wednesday game in the Ramaquois Softball League, but lost the battle of the breaks and the game. 12-11. After Villa jumped out to an 11-4 lead after four innings.

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Cary Roth, 6 .1, 1-6, 6-2; Ron Gilbert (SX( DEF. Charles Nicholson, 60, 61. Doubles Jeff Calvert and Jon Shaw (S) def. Jim Hancock and Steve Leventer, 6-1, 6-2, Jeff Senft and Glen MacPherson (CN) def. Lou DeJois and Bob Licata, 6-1, 7-6.

Nyack 4, North Rocklandl Singles Jack DiPietro (N) def. Robert Cordis-co, 6-1, 6-0; Marc Derewetski (N) def. James Martello, 7-5, 6-4; Darry Barnes (N) def. Dave Diemand, 6-2, 6-1. Doubles Harlan Mondrow and Falk Newbeck (NR) def.

Drew Fixell and Alex Blasen- Clarkstown South remained undefeated and Clarkstown North sprung the big upset of the spring in PSAL tennis action on Wednesday. The South trounced Nanuet, 4-1, as Bill Merritt was the lone winner for the Knights and the Levy brothers doubles ttam kept its unbeaten string intact for the winners. Rams No. 1 singles player Art Traeger surprised all-county prospect Paul Fra-din of Suffern bv whipping him (M. U-3.

to lead' the North to a 3-2 nipping of the National Division leaders. lln other action, Ramapo improved its chances of overtaking Suffern for the top National spot by blasting Pearl River, 5-0. Nyack topped North Rockland, 4-1, and TZ stayed in the Ameri TENNIS heim, 6-2, 6-3, Mary Lou Reiholic and Kevin Mahoney (N) def. Larry Rabinskl an Joe Wunderlich, 7-6, 6-1, TAPPAN ZEE SPRING VALLEY 0 Singles Tom Sloane (TZ) def. Rich Turk, 2-6, 7-5, 7-5, Steve Reiders (TZ) def.

Bob Goldman, 6-2, 6-0; Harlan Smith (TZ) def. Eli Josephs, 7-5, 6-3. Doubles Jan studin and Ronnie Yellen (TZ) def. Elliot Chester and John Turk, 6-4, 6-2; Sue Dinan and Tor Braham (TZ) def. Brad Gray and Stu Rubinstein, 6-3, 6-4.

RAMAPO 5, PEARL RIVER 0 Singles Steve Medoff (R) del. Scott Taylor, 7-5, default, Mitch Klein (R) def. Randy Ringner, 6-0, 6-1; Mindy Shreier (R) def. Gary Erhardt, 6-4, 63. Doubles Eric Rossum and Elliot Greenberg (R) def.

Nick Desai and Pete Mariuz, 6-1, 6-0; Jeff Lereah and Steve Shreier (R) def. Bill Yeaton and Neil Roher, 4-6, 6-2, 63. Suffern (6) AB A.Deacon,2b 3 Haqon.lb 4 Clarkstown Norm (1) Schnlzr.cf Borge.cf Leyh.cf Corley, ss Fischer, rl Hiller.lb Dickson, lb Shepitka.lf Contento.lt Pisr.tli.3b Schndlr.ph Landau, 3b Bavaro.c Servideo.p AB 3 2 1 0 2 3 Eschen, ss Rigoli, ParadosUb Connor, If Burkard, rf Chiulli.cf Furman, 29 6 7 22 1 2 Suffern 040 020 0 6 7 0 Clarkstown North 000 000 1 1 2 2 Runs batted in: Chiulli, Burkard. CN: Corley. Home runs: CN: Corlev.

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