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D7 THE JOURNAL-NEWS, TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1990 LOCAL REPORT ufa 5 Dan Malovany hit a two-run homer and Dave Levine and Russ Lipensky each tripled in two runs to lead host Ramapo to a 14-9 League I-B baseball win over Clarkstown South yesterday. Fourteen errors were committed in the game, nine by Ramapo. Greg Lawner went the distance for the win, striking out three and walking three, as Ramapo went through three South pitchers. Lou Bavaro, Mike D'Angelo and Rich Liquori had RBI doubles for South. Clarkstown South (7-2, 0-2) 105 101 1 9 10 5 Ramapo (1-5, 1-1) 273 011 14 10 9 runs for Blessed Sacrament was the winning pitcher, scattering six hits and striking out seven batters in five innings of work.

Woodlands (0-3. 0-2) 010 000 1 6 10 Al. Magnus (3-2. 2-1) 816 20x 17 12 3 RBI AM: Damiano 4, Halknan 3. Flaherty 2.

0 Matey. Tooian. 2B AM: Pascekca. Damiano: Wotman, ChtareHo. 38 AM: Rivera.

Halknan. WP Tooian (2-0). LP D'Amico (0-1). HARRISON 3, PEARL RIVER 1: At Harrison, Tony Burgio remained unbeaten and snapped the host's two-game losing streak with a three-hit, seven-strikeout performance. Peter Silletti had a two-run double for Harrison.

Hamson (6-2) 002 001 3 6 2 RBI Silletti 2. Amodeo. 28 PR: Stunners. Silletti. CovieUo.

WP T. Burgio (4-0). LP Dondero (1-2). TAPPAN ZEE 10, SAUNDERS Saunders, the visitors saw a 7-0 lead evaporate but rallied to score three runs in the top of the seventh with the help of Pat Linehan's two-run double. first Edgemont hit of the game was a second-inning, three-run double by sophomore shortstop Tacuro To-mishisa that increased the host's lead to 4-0.

Tomishisa went 2-for-4, while teammate Koichiro Nishimura singled three times. Nanuet pitching surrendered 10 walks, leading to six runs. Edgemont hosts Briarcliff, a 17-4 winner over Hastings, Friday at 4:15 p.m. in the championship game. Nanuet (2-4-2) 000 010 2 3 8 5 Edgemont (9-0) 180 400 13 7 2 RBI Annesi; Ed: Herzog.

Levy 3. Scheier, K. Nishimura, H. Nishimura. DeMan.

Tomohsa 4. 2B O'Neill. Annesi; Ed: Tomshisa. WP K. Nishimura (34)).

LP Annesi (0-2-2). BOYS' BASEBALL B. Sacrament (1-5, 1-4) OOO 300 0 3 9 6 Nyack (2-5. 2-2) 043 000 0 7 9 4 RBI H-. QiaoopaK 3.

Dune, Hestowski; BS: Sabateto 2. 2B Pede. Giacopaf, Ctune, Lazaroff. HR Giacopea. WP Oune (2-2).

LP Chmahl (0-2). ALBERTUS MAGNUS 17, WOODLANDS 1i At Albertus, Vinnie Damiano drove in four runs, Tommy Hallinan drove in three, and 10 Woodlands errors helped pace the Falcons to the League II-C win. RBI Malovany 3. Levine 3, Lipanaky 2, Wiiama; CS: Bavaro. Creegan.

Liquori. D'Angek), Coleman. IB CS: Bavaro. Ekizian, Uquon. D'Angelo.

38 Lavina. Garcia, Lipsnsky. HR Malovany. WP Lawner (1-2). LP Yurcrsin (0-1).

NYACK 7, BLESSED SACRAMENT 3: At Nyack, Michael Giacopelli hit a two-run homer in the third inning, and doubled in a run in the second as Nyack took the League II-C game. John Clune went the distance, yielding eight hits while walking two and fanning five for his second win. Lou Sabatello drove in two Tappan Saunders 124 000 3 10 8 3 001 600 0 7 9 5 RBI TZ: P. Linehan 3. Costa 2.

Fyfe 2. Song: Rogan 4. Alvarez. Lets. 2B TZ: P.

Linehan. Fyle; Rogan 2. JB TZ: P. Linehan. HR TZ: Costa.

WP McGkwi (1-0). LP Kennedy (0-1). EDGEMONT 13, NANUET 3: At Edgemont, as part of the Hastings Tournament, the Damiano had a two-run double and two-run single, and Hallinan drove in two with a triple, and added an RBI single. Henry Tooian Peari River 000 010 0 1 3 1 Ramap utslugs arkstown 14-9 RCC wins in lacrosse Lady Spartans snare a top player WOMEN'S BASKETBALL the fact that she's been an inside player in high school but will be a guard for us," said STAC coach Mike McManus. "She can handle the ball and we'll work with her this summer." The move to the off-guard spot doesn't faze Pope.

She's well prepared for the transition, having played guard in AAU and at the Empire State Games. camps I played it because I knew that's where I would be playing in college," Pope said. McManus said there's no pres sure on Pope since the Lady Spartans return two talented guards in senior Sheila Goulding and sophomore Denise Prisco. "It's not a do-or-die situation where she has to come in and produce," McManus said. McManus said two other players have also been signed.

Attending STAC in the fall will be Colleen Fitzpatrick, a 5-10 forward from Pascack Valley (N.J.) High, and Manuela Checo, a 5-9 forward from Aquinas High, the Catholic High School Athletic Association champion from the Bronx. Fitzpatrick is the sister of Bryan Fitzpatrick, who pitches for the Spartans' baseball team. Team records Spring Valley 1-4 (1-3 League I-B), North Rockland 2-3 (0-3 League l-B). Tappan Zee 6, at Somen 1 Singlea Houseman (TZ) d. Fox 6-2, 6-4; L.

Yang (S) d. StaAna 4-6, 6-4. 6-3; Youn (TZ) d. Simon 7-6. 6-2.

Doubles Korn-Weilheimer (TZ) d. Pasco-Car-penter 7-6, 7-5; Zebrak-Sivakumaran (TZ) d. Catania-Learsh 7-5. 6-0; Lawrence-Rojegowda (TZ) d. Cough-lin-Kuneth 7-6, 6-3; Lewis-Smith (TZ) d.

George-A. Yang 6-3, 6-4. Team records Tappan Zee 2-0; Somers 2-2. Claraktown North 7, North Rockland 2: (at DeHwood C.G., New City) Individuals Fabricant (CN) d. Brantf, 43-51; Levitt (CN) d.

Blackman, 42-65; Steiner (CN) d. D. Fennessy, 46-48; HeUer (CN) d. M. Fennessy 42-53; Borrusso (NR) d.

Jagid, 51-57; Redman (NR) d. Klatzko, 50-51. Low medalist Gregg Levitt (CN), Adam HeUer (CN)42. Team strokes Clarkstown North 224; North Rockland 253. Team recorda Clarkstown North 4-1 (3-0 League 1 B); North Rockland 0-2-1 (0-2-1).

Nanuet 9, Woodlands 0 (at Blue Hid G.C., Pearl River) Individuals Dusza (N) d. Fuimatzu, 38-63; Knarich (N) d. Zeikb, 52-59; Yabkmski (N) d. Imazko, 50-90; Woods (N) d. Tyrell, 56-73; Cronln (N) d.

Tsuruta, 43-94; Predmore (N) d. Morris, 55-73. Low medalist Steve Dusza (N) 38. Turn strokes Nanuet 238; Woodlands 358. Team records Nanuet 54, Woodlands 04.

By John Humenn Staff Writer Debbie Pope, who led Irvington High to the Class state and Federation girls' basketball championships this season, has signed a letter of intent to attend St. Thomas Aquinas College. Pope, a 5-foot-8 center who averaged 15 points per game for the Bulldogs, is considered one of the top Class players in the state. She was named to the Class All-State team as a junior when she led Irvington to the state final. This year's All-State team will be announced this Sunday and Pope is considered a cinch to be on it.

"I like her aggressiveness and BOYS' TENNIS Clarkstown North 7, at Suffem 0 Singles Lapp (CN) d. Green 7-6 (7-5). 6-1: Schreio-er (CN) d. Rubin 7-5, 6-0; Kaplan (CN) d. Gilyutin 3-6, 7-5, 6-0.

Doubles Zuckerman-Weiner (CN) d. Schepp-Rosen 6-2, 7-5: Maget-Schulman (CN) d. Ellisch-Katz 6-0, 5-3; Garfin-GoWberg (CN) d. Schwartz-Kaufman 6-3, 6-3: Hirsch-Ba)aj (CN) d. Barry-Klopser 6-2, 6-3.

Team records Clarkstown North 5-0 (2-0 League l-B): Suffem 3-1 (1-1 League l-B). at Ramapo Clarkstown South 2 Singles Carter (CS) d. Pridgen 6-1, 6-3; Chang (R) d. Puppo 7-6 (7-2); 6-2; Leiderman (CS) d. Golander 6- Doubles Mednick-Shaw (R) d.

Min-Solomon 6-4. 6-3; Ehrman-Didner (R) d. Ipp-Rizzo 7-5. 6-3; Kotcher-Slovikowsky (R) d. Korn-Fenig 6-2.

6-4; Blank-Reese (R) d. Larkin-Nemeroff 7-5, 64. Team records Ramapo 5-t (2-1 League l-B); Clarkstown South 4-1 (2-1 League l-B). at Nanuet 4, Croton 1 Singles Swenson (C) d. Levy, 2-6, 6-4, 7-5; Morctglio (N) d.

Hutter 6-0, 6-1; Gellman (N) d. Jouon Doubles Erlanger-Tyler (N) d. Shollnsky-Beim 6-3, 3-6, 6-4; Sandberg-Saltzman (N) d. Uonan-Norwick Team records Nanuet 2-5 (2-1 League lll-A); Croton 2-2 (1-2.) Horace Greeley 6, at Nyack 1 Singles Gebbia (Ny) d. Elliot, 6-4, 6-2; Pereuemba (HG) d.

Cokjan, 6-4, 5-7, 6-1; Dow (HG) d. Stark, 5-7, Doubles Shlrzadl-Gordon (HG) d. Culler-Boyar. 6-2, (7-6), 7-5; Paisley-Schlanger (HG) d. Davidson-Perez, 6-3, 6-3; Fisher-Nemerov (HG) d.

Dave Palmer-Dan i A A Palmer, (7-6). 7-2, 6-0; Plazek-Kurlander (HG) d. Younger-Girard, 6-2. 6-1. Team records Horace Greeley 4-0 (3-0 League A North); Nyack 2-1 (1-1 League ll-A South).

Spring Valley 9, at North Rockland 1 Singles Gordon (SV) d. J. Heiferman, (7-6) 7-2, 6-1: Barrett (SV) d. Flam. 6-4, 6-1; Bemadette (SV) d.

Gilman. 6-2, 6-0. Doubles Barlin-Blech (SV) d. Kulys-Kim, 6-t, 6-1; Ratsprecher-Hefschberg (SV) d. Fahy-Narlinger.

6-0. 2-6, 6-4; Pollack-Sansalone (NR) d. Rahman. Leder. 7-5, 4-6, 6-2; Kleinman-Fields (SV) d.

R. Heiferman-Kaul-man, 6-4, 4-6. 6-3. GOLF Suffem 9, Spring Valley 0 (at Spook Rock G.C., Suffem) Indlvkidals Fujimori (SO d. Siemens, 39-42; Halpin (Sf) d.

Rosenthal, 42-46; Donohue (SI) d. Ehmsperger, 52-53; Kohan (SO d. Krawltz, 47-53; Fiselson (Sf) d. Szuchman, 4441; Sichol (SO d. Lanza, 51-53.

Low medalist Ken Fujimori (SU) 39. Team strokes Suffem 223; Spring Valley 247. Team recorda Suffem (2-1, 1-1 League l-B); Spring Valley (1-4, 1-3). Ramapo 9, Clarkstown South 1 (at DeUwood C.G.. New City) Individuals Seidenberg (CS) d.

Davis, 46-48; Pog-gioli (R) d. Newman, 42-43; Katof (R) d. Goldstein, 51-53; Woda (R) d. Mollnaro, 54-64; Altschul (R) d. Funk, 45-47; Steinwolf (R) d.

Holvig, 46-50. Low medalist Geoge Poggtoli (R) 42. Team strokes Ramapo 232; Clarkstown South 239. Team recorda Ramapo 3-0 (3-0 League l-B); Clarkstown South 1-3-1 (1-2-1). "rtrr i Chris Treacy netted three goals and an assist and John Stemmer-man had a goal and six assists as Rockland Community College defeated visiting Manhattan College, 10-8, in a non-league men's college TRACK RESULTS Boys at Pearl River 91, Tappan Zee 49 3200 relay 1.

Pearl River (Farry, Reilly, Flynn, Halpin) 8 36.6; 2Tappan Zee. High hurdles 1. Skrapits (PR) 18.8; 2. Hammer (PR). 100 1.

CiarelV (PR) 11.9: 2. Zahlman (PR); 3. Durso (PR). 400 1. Sutton (TZ) 53.9; 2.

Kasny (PR) 3. Pashley (PR). 1600 1. Baloga (PR) 4:52.9: 2. Kivlehan (TZ); 3.

Dolan (TZ). 200 1. Zahlman (PR) 24.2; 2. CiareUi (PR); 3. Ouelch (PR).

400 hwdlee 1. Sivakumaran (TZ) 62.4; 2. Pashley (PR); 3. Skrapits (PR). 900 1.

Reilly (PR) 2. Gunther (TZ); 3. Smith (PR). 3200 I.Sutton (TZ) 2. Farry (PR); 3.

Baloga (PR). Long kimp 1 Ciaretli (PR) 17-8V4; 2. Chung (TZ); 3. Steyskal (PR) Triple jump 1. Sirkowa (TZ) 37-5'A; 2.

Kasny (PR); 3. Chung (TZ). Shot put 1. Bevelac-qua (PR) 43-0: 2. Blauvett (TZ); 3.

Shraga (TZ). Diacua 1. Shraga (TZ) 112-6; 2. Blauvett (TZ): 3. Kearney (TZ).

Pol vault 1. Docto (PR) 9-0; 2. Skrapits (PR); 3. BaWus (PR) 400 relay 1. Pearl River (Durso, Pashley, Mallias, Kearney) 48.8; 2.

Tappan Zee. 1600 relay 1. Pearl River (Kasny, Ouelch, Flynn, Zahlman) 2. Tappan Zee. High jump 1.

Trainer (TZ) 5.8; 2. Flynn (PR); 3. Hammer (PR). Team records Pearl River 3-1, Tappan Zee 1-1. Girls Pearl River 116, Tappan Zee 16 3200 relay 1.

Pearl River (Madden, Mulligan, Diviny, Net!) 10:41.8. High hurdles 1. McGarvey (PR) 16.9; 2. Licerio (PR); DeBlasl (TZ)400 1. Balakrlshnan (PR) 63.7; 2.

Roberts (PR); 3. DePalma (PR). 1600 1. Strathy (PR) 2. List (PR); 3.

Yore (PR). 200 1. McGirmis (PR) 28.3; 2. Barber (PR); 3. Botetiado (TZ).

400 hurdles 1. McDonagh (PR) 68.6; 2. Glynn (PR); 3. DeBlasi (TZ). 800 1.

Duthiers (PR) 2. Huvala (PR); 3. James (TZ). 3000 1. Madden (PR) 2.

Prltchett (PR); 3. Condon (PR). Long lump 1. Licerio (PR) 14-1Vi; 2. List (PR); 3.

Theofanidea (PR). Triple Jump 1. McGarvey (PR) DeBlasi (TZ); 3. James (TZ). Shot put Klepin (PR) 31-7; 2.

Licerio (PR); 3. Johnson (TZ). Diacua 1. Klepin (PR) 92-10; 2. Johnson (TZ); 3.

Licerio (PR). 100 1. McGinnis (PR) 13.5; 2. Bofetiado (TZ); 3. Docto (PR).

400 relay 1. Pearl River (dondero, McGinnis, Licerio, McGarvey) 54.2; 2. Tappan Zee; 3. Peart River. 1600 relay 1.

pearl River (List, McDonagh, Barber, Roberts) 2. Tappan Zee: 3. Pearl River. High jump -1. Dondero (PR) 4-10; 2.

McGarvey (PR); 3. Dill (TZ). Team records Pearl River 4-0 (3-0); Tappan Zee 1-1 (1-1). Boys Albertus Magnus 82, Sleepy Hollow 46 I (at Nyack High) 3200 relay 1. Albertus Magnus (Conry, Butler, Benn, Bodie) 2.

Sleepy Hollow; High hurdles 1. Oberhein (AM) 16.5; 2. Smith (SH); 3. Alvarado (SH). 100 Harvey (SH) 11.5; 2.

Calypso (AM); 3. Echi (SH). 400 1 Patten (AM) 53.2; 2. Holmes (AM); 3. Garrant (SH).

1600 1. Rye (AM) 2. Schulok (AM); 3. Meypappan (SH). 200 1.

Duvert (AM) 23.8; 2. Harvey (SH); 3. Patten (AM). 400 hurdles 1. Smith (SH) 61.1; 2.

Holmes (AM); 3. Oprey (AM). 3200 Rye (AM) 11:22: 2. Butler (AM); 3. Gomez (SH).

400 relay 1. Sleepy Hollow (Garrant, Echi, Alvarado, Harvey) 46.3; 2. Albertus Magnus. 1600 relay 1. Albertus Magnus (Holmes, Patten, Benn, Rye) 3:53.3.

Long jump 1. Echi (SH) 17-1Va; 2. Oberheim (AM); 3. Calypso (AM). Triple ump 1 Smith (SH) 34-1 2.

Oprey (AM). High jump 1. Butler (AM) 5-5; 2. Oprey (AM). Shot put Wizzard (SH) 35-5; 2.

Duvert (AM). Discus 1. Wizzard (SH) 80-Vi; 2. Conry (AM). Team records Albertus Magnus 3-0; Sleepy Hollow 0-3.

Girls Albertus Magnus 95, Sleepy Hollow 16 at Nyack 3200 relay 1. Albertus Magnus (Brennan, Morris, Metcalt, Conry) 12:39.1. High hurdles 1. Gross (SH) 18.5; 2. King (AM); 3.

Kadner (SH). 100 1. Lynch (AM) 13.6; 2. Haugh (AM); 3. Chung (SH).

400 1. Lynch (AM) 62.8; 2. Gavan (AM); 3. Chung (SH). 1600 1.

Hickey (AM) 2. Bergin (AM); 3. Morris (AM). 200 1. Lynch (AM) 28.6; 2.

Haugh (AM); 3. Xisto (SH). 400 hurdles 1. Haugh (AM); 2. Brennan (AM); 3.

Chung (SH). 600 1. Nevln (AM) 2. Gavin (AM); 3. Leary (AM).

3200 1. Hickey (AM) 12.49.1; 2. Bergin (AM); 3. Conry (AM). 400 relay 1.

Sleepy Hollow (Gross, Chung, Wrogel, Risto) 59.0; 2. Albertus Magnus. 1600 relay 1. Albertus Magnus (Lynch, Haugh, Nevln. Crane) 4:33.3.

Long lump 1. King (AM) 14-1. High jump 1. King (AM) 4-6. Shot put 1.

King (AM) 25-7V4; 2. Smith (AM). Discus 1. Smith (AM) 60-7. Team records Albertus Magnus 34; Sleepy HollowO-3.

Boys Nanuet 103, at Pelham 11 Edgemont 112, Pelham 14 Edgamont 66, Nanuet 47 3,200 relay 1. Edgemont (Wu, Harper, Jahng, Okuyama) 9:24.3. 110 high hurdles 1. Sim (Ed) :17.6; 2. Bergman (Ed); 3.

Rossano (Ed). 100 dash 1. Laelley (Ed) :12.0; 2. Koh (Ed); 3. Hwang (Ed).

400 1. Wu (Ed) :55.5; 2. Kautz (N); 3. Terradano (PI). 1,600 1.

Hadermayer (N) 2. Diamond (N); 3. Yoshida (Ed). 200 1. Amaro (Ed) :26.0; 2.

Koh (Ed); 3. Jones (N). 400 hurdles 1. Sokokwic (N) 2. Bergman (Ed); 3.

Jahng (Ed). 600 1. Kautz (Nan) 2. Hadermayer (Nan); 3. Chung (Ed).

3,200 1. Diamond (N) 2. Rossi (N); 3. Shaw (Ed). 400 relay Edgemont (Amaro, Koh, Laelley.

Wu) :50.2. 1,600 relay 1. Edgemont (Jahng, Helper, Sim, Amaro) 3:51.5. High lump 1. Terreoiano (PI) 5-2; 2.

Sokotovic (N). Long lump 1. Sim (Ed) 18-5; 2. Arsalan (Ed); 3. Etley (Ed).

Triple jump 1. Sim (Ed) 37-S; 2. Arsalan (Ed); 3. Abrams (N). Diacua 1.

Kim (Ed) 93-8; 2. ParseMs (N); 3. Luny (Ed). Shot put 1. Seidel (N) 36-11; 2.

Kim (to); a. snapiro Team record) Pelham 0-4. Edgemont 2-0, Nanuet 3-2, Girls at Pelham 72, Edgemont 49 Nanuet 83, Edgemont 40 Nanuet 67, Pelham 66 Track events 3,200 relay 1. Nanuet (Schoolcraft, Adtekes, Wholey, Scankm) 12:29. 100 high hurdles 1.

Solimine (PI) :16.9; 2. Ka. Thelen (N); 3. Yoshimoto (Ed). 100 dash 1.

George (PI) :13.7; 2. Soerba (N); 3. Ghonda (Ed). 1,500 1. Kr.

Thelen (N) 2. C. Dziedzlc (PI); 3. Hadermayer (N). 400 1.

Felenstein (N) 1:04.3: 2. Seides (Ed); 3. Wholey (Nan). 200 1. George (PI) :29.9; 2.

Felenstein (N); 3. tie Ghonda (Ed), Soerba (N). 400 hurdles 1. Ka. Thelen (N) 2.

Sosmtne (PI); 3. Yastmoto (Ed). 3,000 1. Schoolcraft (N) 2. Hadermayer (N); 3.

Landon (PI). 800 1. Felenstein (N) 2:39.5: 2. Wholey (N); 3. C.

Dziedzlc (PI). 400 relay 1. Edgemont (Wedge-worth, Ghonda, Karlln, Kiuchl) :57.8. 1,600 relay 1. Nanuet (Kr.

Thelen, Hadermayer, Wholey, Felenstein) 4:40.3. High kimp 1. Solimine (PI) 4-6; 2. tie C. Dziedzlc (PI), Ka.

Thelen (N). Discus 1. L. Dzledzic (PI) 72-7; 2. Hadermayer (N); 3.

White (Ed). 9hot put 1. Solimine (PI) 29-7; 2. L. Dziedzlc (PI); 3.

School, craft (N). Long jump 1. George (PI) 15-6; 2. Kiuchl (Ed); 3. Sreepilas (PI).

Triple ump -1. Kiuchl (Ed) 28-9; 2. Bonanno (PI); 3. C. Dziedzic (PI).

Team records Nanuet 4-1, Pelham 3-1, Kathy Gardner photo Clarkstown North's Rich Wir-chansky delivers pitch. NORTH From page D1 Rams had four runners thrown out at the plate on base hits. Granted it was in the fifth, sixth and seventh innings when they were ahead, but they kept coming. They even collected four bunt base hits. "He was ahead early.

You've got to run," said North Rockland coach John DiGirolamo. This being the first league puncture of the Raider armor in a while, DiGirolamo knows what it can mean to the psyches of other teams against North Rockland. They'll all point to this. "Obviously everyone is out to beat us, and I've kept telling the kids that for two years now," he said. The North strategy was part of a simple pre-game plan: If the opportunity exists, seize it.

"I talked to the team before the game, and we discussed that one of the reasons that we hadn't been so successful in the past is that when we got chances, there was no one who would rise to the occasions," said Brutrager. It was a matter of realizing, "this is where we want to be, and then doing something about it," Bruntrager said. "And we responded real well." And while the Rams equally treated North Rockland pitchers, scoring five runs each off starter Darren Luzon (4 IP) and Matt Leach, Wirchansky dulled the Raider bats. After yielding back-to-back triples to Joey Hughes and Joe Algozzino, creating a brief 2-1 Raider lead, Wirchansky gave up only three hits and a walk the rest of the way. Wirchansky only struck out two, but kept shortstop Kieran Dwyer and second baseman Lemonis busy by getting groundball after ground- ball out.

He retired the side in the fifth, all on grounders to short, and did the same in the sixth on ground ers to second. Two more were hit to short in the seventh. "This was his best performance of the year," said Bruntrager. "To date this year, he hadn been pitch ing as well as he did a year ago, and he hasn't been happy with that, and that includes scrimmages and everything. Scary thought, now that he's 4-0.

But here's the real thought: How much emphasis do we put on Rams 10, Raiders 2, second league game of the season? "By the end of the season, North Rockland will be right there," said Bruntrager, who also discussed perspective with the Rams, like, "not to jump up and down like it was the seventh game of the World Series if we won. DiGirolamo also chose to shrug off any implied importance at this stage. "We just have to put it aside and come back again (today) against Clarkstown South, he said. "No excuses, we were outplayed and outcoached, but I think we'll come back. So when can we add true signifi cance to a league game like this? DiGirolamo smiled.

"I would wait till at least next week." Clarkstown N. (6-0, 2-0) 130 021 3 10 14 1 N. Rockland (3-4, 1-1) 200 000 0 2 5 3 RBI CN: Lemonis 4, Forsberg, Sayegh, Gunning, Arohackl; NR: Hughes, Algozzino. IB NR: Hughes. Algozzino.

HR CN: Lemonis. WP Wirchansky (4- 0). LP Luzon (1-2). lacrosse game yesterday. Manhattan (n.a.) 1 6 1 0 Rockland C.C.

(4-5) 7 2 0 1 10 Goals CarmeHa 2, Hands. Henderson 3, Fahey 2: Detcianl 2, Tamooia 2, Stemmerman, Cooney 2. Treacy 3 Goals (n.a.) 16; Schoenbach 18. COLLEGE BASEBALL Chargers drop Drew MADISON, N.J. Dominican College proved that speed and power can be a tough combination to beat in baseball.

Charlie Rambadt slugged two homers, including a game-winning, two-run blast in the 10th inning, and the Chargers stole a school-record 20 bases in defeating host Drew, 12-10, in a non-league game yesterday. Rambadt, who went 5-for-6, drove in four runs on the day. Sam Galloway also homered. On the bases, Dominican stole 20 bases in 22 attempts. Russ White, who was 0-for-l with five walks, led the way with five thefts.

Joe Castaldo and Alex Michalis had four steals each and John McNama-ra had three. "Obviously it was a close game so we kept on stealing," said Dominican head coach Rick Giannetti. Dominican (15-8) 113 100 202 2 12 13 1 Drew (10-10) 013 031 020 10 13 2 RBI Dom: Galloway 2, Rambadt 4, DINinno Dr: Often 3, Daghlian, Leskauskaf 2, Denkiri. 28 Dom: DINinno; Dr: Levine, Often, Daghlian. Leskauskaf, Denkin.

HR Dom: Rambadt 2, Galloway. WP Smith (3-1). LP Dreyer (n.a.). SETON HALL J.V. 11, ROCKLAND C.C.

2i Mike Hunter struck out nine over six innings in throttling the Fighting Hawks. Andrew Jamison had two doubles and an RBI for RCC. Seton Hall JV (10-10) 003 40 0 11 9 1 Rockland CC (16-8) 000 020 0 2 3 3 RBI SH: Elliott, Sheppard, Komlnski, Fitzgib-bons 2, Kersten 2. 2B SH: Garcia, Hunter; RCC: Jamison 2, Madden. WP Hunter (3-2).

LP Nadal (2-2). COLLEGE SOFTBALL STAC falls ALBANY, N.Y. Diane Avelli-no tossed a three-hitter to lead College of St. Rose to a 5-2 win over St. Thomas Aquinas in a Central-Atlantic Collegiate Conference women's softball game, yesterday.

Kristen Conklin, who took the loss for STAC, contributed an RBI triple, and teammate Kathleen Rooney drove in the other run. Laura Hogan homered for St. Rose. STAC (10-5, 3-2) 000 200 0 2 3 1 St. Rose (10-4, 2-2) 120 200 5 9 0 RBI SR: Hogan, Wacksman, Pasquini; STAC: Conklin, Rooney.

3B STAC: Conklin. HR SR: Hogan. WP AveWno (5-2). LP Conklin (6-3). REC SOFTBALL SCALA (no buntno steal): 9PI 11, LamoM-Dougherty 1: Steve Loscher was the winning pitcher and had two home runs with four RBI, and Billy Brupbacher had a three-run homer.

Drug World 13, Top Shed Barry Traub had three doubles and four RBI while pitcher Freddy DeBoer got the win. Norwoodemen 13, Nice Pak: Mike NeoJia hit a grand slam and Brad HUdebrandt added a sole homer. Worldwide Vofcewegon 9, A.8.A. 7: Tom Vent hit a two run homer in the seventh and Rich DeMeko tossed the win. OFF TRACK BETTINGDEERHEAO: Orange Lantern 11, Brenner's Fkxahekn 1: Eudides Solano was the winning pitcher and Jan Unger had two homers.

SCALA (buntsteal): U.S. Poly-Chemlcel 13, O.D.'a 1: Dan Alexander had a home run and tour RBI to Had me offense while Bruce Geoherdt picked up the win. Orangeburg Lumber 16, Action Security Jack Ryan and Kevin Sullivan each had tour hits for the winners. ROCKLAND COUNTY EMPLOYEE LEAGUE: Benny 6 Harrison 9, Avon 1 1 Jim Edsaf was the winning pitcher and George Qonos had a two-run home run. Lauderdalee Rockland County Shields 4: Brian Duffy had three hits and three assists in center field and Vic Toraaco pitched the win.

Golden Goose Scouting Service) 11, Heaven 11 (9 Innings): Tony Russo hn a two-run homer the seventh to tie the game for Golden Goose. Brian Robinson led the winners wttn four hits Including two home runs, skitter's MM 7, Spring Volley Rangers 1: Chris Pootey had two hits and three RBI and Rich Norte had two hits and two RBI. DA. 16, Par Pharmaceutical 10: Hoais Griffin want 5-for-5 and Bi Calhoun was 3-for -4 with a triple and a homer. INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE: Spring Valley Water 11, The Crew 1: Scott Toscano went 3-for-3 with a home run to back winning pitcher Davey Bates, who scattered four hits.

ROCKLANO COUNTY ON THE JOB LEAGUE: Sheriff Pstrol 12, Nyack Police 2: Andy Esposito lead the offense with tour hits while pitcher John Bugbee earned the win. Ramapo Police 2, Spring VaSay Potdo 0: Larry Huxley pitched the shutout and was supported by strong fielding from Robert Fitzgerald. EMPLOYEES: Presidential Life Pavlon 4 Andy De-court and Tom Duggan rapped out two hits eachlntho win. Remappo Reclaimers 9, C.S.E.A. Regent Three 4 Tim Wren had two triples and four RBI, and John VOn Orson had three-tor-three wit a homer and two RBI In the win.

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