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20-ThtCumberland News, Friday, May 13,1977 Pen-Mar Baseboff League Opens 29th Season On Sunday Cresaptown, Bayard Make 8-Team Circuit Eight teams will compete for the championship as the Pen-Mar Baseball League begins its, 29th year of operation with four games this Sunday at Hyndmian, Cumberland, Romney and Bayard. Romney will defend its regular season cham- pionship and playoff title by hosting Keyser on opening day while Everett plays at Hyndman, Cresaptown at Cumberland and Oakland against the Island Creek Coal Co. at Bayard. Mt. Savage will not field a team this season, but taking its place on the roster of teams are Island Creek Coal and the Potomac Valley Athletic Association of Cresaptown.

Managing their respective teams are Bill Hogan at Keyser, "Turk" Cole at Romney, Terry Helbig at Oakland. Clete Corbin and Sports Car Club Sets Two Events The Western Maryland Sports Car Club will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at Cas Taylor's Restaurant. On Sunday, the club is sponsoring a Gymkhana, a low speed event for all types of cars, at 12:30 p.m. at LaVale Plaza. Everyone is welcome to enter.

LAWN BOY MOWERS Wilson Pugli Co. jj Phone 722-5740! Bill Pritt at Bayard, Dick a at Everett. Charlie Callis and Bob Harbaugh at Cumberland, "Rock" Bryant at Hyndman and Basil Armstrong at Cresaptown. Frederick "Tack" Clark is league president while Harry Ritchie is vice president and Terry Helbig is secretary-treasurer. i i doubleheaders starting at 2 p.m.

will be played on Sundays through July 24, while nine-inning single games will be played on Saturday starting at 2 p.m. The first round of the playoffs will be staged on Saturday and Sunday, July 30 and 31, with the final round set for the following weekend. Aug. 6 and 7. Here's the complete schedule for the summer: May 15 Everett at Hyndman, Cresaptown al Cumberland, Keyser at Romney, Oakland at Bayard.

May 21 Romney at Keyser, Bayard al Oakland. May 52 Cumberland at Everett, Hyndman al Cresaplown, Keyser at Oakland, Romney at Bayard. May 28 Bayard at Romney, Oakland at Keyser. May 29 Cresaptown at Everett, Cumberland at Hyndman, Oakland at Romney, Bayard at Keyser. June 5 Everett at Bayard.

Romney at Cresaplown, Hyndman at Keyser, Oakland al Cumberland. June 12 Bayard at Hyndman, Cresaplown at Oakland, Keyser at Everett, Cumberland at Romney. June 19 Oakland at Everett, Romney at Hyndman, Keyser at Cumberland, Bayard at Cresaplown. June 26 Everett at Romney, Cresaptown at Keyser, Hyndman at Oakland, Cumberland at Bayard. July 3 Hyndman at Everett, Cumberland at Cresaplown, Romney at Keyser, Bayard atOakland.

Sat. and July 9-10--All-Star Games. July 16 Romney at Oakland, Keyserat Bayard. July 17 Everett at Cumberland. Cresaptown at Hyndman, Oakland at Keyser, Bayard at Romney.

July 24 Everett at Cresaptown, Hyndman at Cumberland, Romney at Oakland, Keyser at Bayard. July 30-31 First round of playoffs. Aug. 4-7 First round of playoffs. 1 23-CHANNEL C.B.

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The Hyndman boys play today in Cumberland against Bishop Walsh. Results: Glrlt'Match Tracy Bryant beat Desi Crist, 7-5. Susie Cook lost to Shari Slurtz, Sandy Cook beat Susie Wolfhope, 6i. Tina Fochtman lost fo Cheryl Hoover, 5- 7. Jenny Campbell beat Carole Hagen- Lisa Close lost to Jamie Mitchell, 2-6.

Tracy Bryant and Susie Cook beat Desi Crist and Snarl Sturtz, 6-3. Boys'Milchw Bedford 7, Hyndman 0 Jan Johnson lost to Scott McKinley, 2-6. Mike Miller lost Dave Knight, 0-6. Don Lehman, lost to Kevin OerabassM- 6. Bernie Walls lost to Jeff Grazer, 4-6.

Eric Emerlck lost to Dave Dorner, 0-6. Dave Miller lost to Mike Morgart, 2-6. Herman Rawlings and Mike Latterly lost to Scott McKinley and Kevin Derabasse, 0-6. Allegany Netters Defeat Bead, 4-3 The Allegany High School boys' tennis team scored a 4- 3 victory over Beall yesterday at Braddock Jr. High.

The Campers, now 3-1 in the County League and 44 overall, play'again Monday at Beall. Results: Rod Workman, Aliegany beat Jerome Jim Crawley, Beall beat Ronnie Bowman, Steve Moyer, Allegany, beat Steve Catherman, 6-X 7-6. Dave Coleman, Beall, beat John Chun, 6- Mark Nightengale, Bealf, beat Craig Dan Spanglerand Roy Fisher, Allegany, beat Mike Martlrano and Dale Nicol, 0- Jeff Rice and Chris Lewis, Allegany, beat Don Schultz and Dave Lynn, League Summary Cotton WP-Junior O'Neill. LP-Sweitzer. HR-Bill Seeders (Geatz's); Pat Logsdon (Local 307).

WP-Lou Spataro. L-Eugene Ross. HR-AI Hetz (Celanese). Memorial Hospital 11, Royal ArablanU WP-Skil Lease. LP-Reinhart.

In Section Semifinal: Paw Paw Downs Hedgesville 9-7 Bruce Edges Fort Hill, 3-2 James Spencer cracked a two-run triple in the first inning and Andy Corbett came through with a two- run double in the third, boosting Paw Paw High School to a 13-7 victory over Hedgesville in a W. Va. Reg. 2, Sec. 4 semifinal playoff game Wednesday night at Hedgesville.

Coach Guy Sharp's Pirates, now 84 on the campaign, will meet for the winner of tonight's Circle- ville-Moorefield tussle Monday at Moorefield for the section crown. Leo Hook also chased Huskies Rip Southern By Score Of 11-5 Timmy Artice, Phil Work- man and Donnie Paugh rapped out two-run doubles and Tim Humberson went the distance: on the mound on a six-hitter, sparking Northern High School to an 11-5 victory over cross- county rival Southern High yesterday on the losers' diamond in Oakland. Artice chased home two tallies with his double during a five-run first in- ning, Workman's two- bagger highlighted a three- run sixth i i and Paugh's third hit of the game featured a three-run seventh inning. Allen Sweitzer cracked a two-run double for Southern as the Rams rallied for four runs in the fifth inning to make the final score more respectable. Joey DiSimone, in relief of Delbert Liller, was tagged with the loss.

Coach Bob Yunker's Huskies, now 3-6 on the campaign, play this af- ternoon at. Allegany. Southern is now 5-3. Norttwn Lipscombe J.Workman Paugh P.Workmanp Frszee Artice Lear Butler Bender Humberson Brenneman Southern 4 2 1 Green 2 2 1 Liller 4 1 3 DiSimone 4 1 2 Chapman 3 1 1 Tressler 4 1 Prestpn 3 1 0 Savage 0 0 0 Wildeson 1 0 Cuppett Sweilzer 3 1 0 Lewis Totals 30 11 Totals Northern Soufttrn 4 1 1 2 1 1 2 0 1 1 00 2 1 0 4 0 0 3 1 1 3 1 1 1 00 3 0 1 3 0 0 2154 MO 003 3-11 100 WO 0- 5 WP-Humberson. LP-DiSimone.

Suburban League WP-Craig Moreland. LP-Kevin Barbe. HR-Chuck Walters (Pinto). makes grass cutting easier Cutting grass is time-consuming. Raking grass clipping is slow, hard work.

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Jack Delawder went the distance on the mound for Paw Paw, yielding nine hits and seven walks while striking out six batters. He blanked Hedgesville over the final four frames after, they scored five runs in the second inning and two in the thrid. Hedgesville had the bases loaded with one out in the seventh inning but Delaw- der got a strikeout and a force out tc end the game. Results: Htdgesvlllt ib Paw Paw 5 1 1 Kaylor 4 0 0 Moreland 4 0 T.Campbell 2 2 2 Delawder 2 0 0 Cook 4 2 1 B.Campbell 0 0 0 J.Spencer 3 1 1 Hamilton 2 0 1 Corbet) 3 1 2 Simmons 1 0 0 30 7 9 Tolali a 42 1 2 2 1 402 4 1 2 4 1 3 4 1 0 3 1 2 31 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 Sowell Row Laing Winters Twlgg Cauby Rogers Fowler Kisner Gales Catlett Total! 3 0 7 9 Tolali 31913 052 000 0-7 Paw Paw 403 101 x-9 E-Paw Paw 3, Hedgesville 5. RBI-T.

Campbell, Delawder, Hook 2, Spencer 2, Corbet) 2, Sowell 2, Cauby, Kisner, Gates. 2B-Sowell, Winters, Hook, Corbet! 2. SB- Spencer. Ip bb so Delawder 7 7 9 7 6 Gates (L) 6 9 13 1 5 (by Gates). Moose Scores Over Lion Nine Scott Raley rapped a triple, double and two singles to pace the Moose to a 20-8 win over the Lions in a Frostburg Little League Major Division test Thur- sday evening.

Kerry Plummer was the winner. Loser Eric Dean paced the Lions with a pair of doubles and two singles. Teammate Dave Sweene chipped in with a double and two singles. Four consecutive singles by Barry Fitzgerald, Dickie Legge, Terry Metcalfe and Rick Beard accounted for all three Bruce runs in the fifth inning as Greg Harvey outdueled Mark Northcraft to give the Bulldogs a 3-2 Allegany County League victory over Fort Hill yesterday afternoon in Westernport. San Diego Downs Slumping Mets By Score Of 5-2 NEW YORK (UPI) Tom Griffin, homered and combined with Rollie Fingers to pitch a six-hitter Thursday night leading the San Diego Padres to a 5-2 victory over the New York Mets.

It was the slumping Mets' fourth straight loss and 10th in the last 11 games. Griffin's seventh homer of career came off loser Jerry Koosman in the seventh inning and gave the Padres a 2-0 lead. They added their eventual three-run margin in the eighth on Dave Winfield's triple, a walk, singles by Doug Rader, Mike Champion and Bob Davis plus an error by Felix Millan. Harvey, making only his second start of the year, and his mound opponent Npr- both yielded nine safeties, and a double by Cook was the game's only extra-base blow. Harvey walked two batters and struck out seven while Northcraft didn't walk anybody and fanned six batsmen.

Fort Hill drew first blood in the opening frame when Rick Miller singled and scored on a single by Phil Cum- berlanders made it 2-0 in the Fort Hill a Day 4 0 1 Cook 4 0 1 Miller 4 1 1 3 1 2 Bridges 3 1 0 Legge 3 1 1 Reuschel 4 0 2 Metcalle 3 Craze 4 0 1 Beard 3 0 1 3 0 1 Marsh 3 0 ff Murphy 3 0 0 Trezise 3 0 1 Merkel 1 0 0 Van Meter 2 0 1 L.Robinette 3 0 3 Bateson 1 0 0 T.Robinette 0 0 0 Faz'enbaker 3 0 Evans 300 Harvey 000 Northcrattp 0 0 0 Totals 32 2 9 Totals 21 3 9 Fort Hill 1010000-2 000 030 X--3 E-Fort Hill 3, Bruce 3. RBI-Reuschel, Craze, Legge, Metcalle, Beard. 2B-Cook. SB-Fitzgerald, Marsh. Ip ii bb so Harvey 7 2 9 2 7 Norfhcraff 6 3 9 0 4 WP-Harveyl.

third when, with two out, Bridges walked, Reuschel singled and Jeff Craze singled to plate Bridges. Fitzgerald lined a one-out single in the Bulldog fifth inning and he stole second! Legge followed with a run- producing single and he took second base on an error. Metcalfe then singled to tie the score and after he took second on the throw-in, he streaked home with what proved to be the winning run when Beard came through with a base hit. George Wolfe's Bulldogs are now 5-8-1 on the cam- paign while Jim Eckard's Sentinels are 6-6. GOOD SPORT Winning Number HY-105 All SEASON'S SPORTS ING.

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