The Post-Standard from Syracuse, New York • Page 18

Kalode Advance 4 ITHACA, N.Y, (AP) Two former state Boys champions riding on relatively east victor ies in competition Wednesday for the semi-finals in the State Junior and Boys Golf Championships at the Corne University Course here. Peter Kern of nea; Binghamton, the 1967 Boys champ, and Don Kalode of Syracuse, the 1968 Htlist. took then respective matches in third and fourth found junior division play. Kern topped George Hoagland 7 and 6. if the 'morning then beat Whitesboro's Steve V.

Crane, 4 and 3 in the afternoon. Kalode downed Bob Cantwell, also Whitesboro, 1 up in the morning and eliminated Rochester's Brad Fiuman in the fourth round, 6 and 5. Also advancing to the Junior semi-finals were Tom Street of Buffalo and Jim Ganotis of Jamesvillfe. Street defeated Ro- Chester's Doug Miller, 4 and 3, then eliminated Jeff Hadley of Rye, 2 and Ganotis defeated Yorkville's Jack Koziol, 5 and 4, along with Whitesboro's Dave Tobjasz, 4 and 3, in the afternoon. pairings.

In-the Boys division, youngsters age 14 and under, Rochester's O'Brien beat Tom Hill of one up, then topped Mike Shulha of Wan- taugh, 4' and 3. Radford Yaun of Liberty knocked off Mike Cullen of Syracuse, 4 and 3, then finished by downing Staten Island's Bill Britton, 4 and 3. Yaun and O'Brien face each other in finals of Boys Division Thursday morning. In junior semi finals, Kern will face Street and Kalode will take on Ganotis. Wednesday's play was in muggy, 90-degree temperatures.

Battle Is Named NewSBAPrexy Robert C. Battle, 5 Orwood Place, became president of the Syracuse Bowling Association last night. Andrew Lozoski, who had been elected president at the annual meeting last spring, did not attend and he submitted a letter of resignation which was read by secretary Bert Sarno. The letter explained that Lozo- ki would be unable to preside at meetings because of his "physical condition" and new assignments in his field of employment. i The resignation was accepted although officers and directors of the association praised ski for his fine work for bowlers throughout the years.

Other officers were moved up and Battle, who had been first vice president, was voted in as president. Battle, in one of his first official moves, appointed Edward Gratien is fourth vie? president to fill a vacancy created. Other officers are Robert J. Farrington, first vice second vice president; presi- a Donald Brown, third vice president. William Goff was appointed to fill a vacancy on the of directors.

Others on the board of directors are Samuel Antonacci, Charles Castleman, Robert Giarrusso, Luigi Liberatore, Edward Reddy, Win Scheding, John Smorol, Julian Stanczyk, Claude (Red) Parton, Rocco Longo and Wes Klug. Another meeting is scheduled at 7:30 Thursday, Aug. 20 at Local 320 Club when bowling supplies will be issued to secretaries of all the ABC-sanctioned men's leagues in the Syracuse City Association. Local Golf Notes i Mist Carpenter wu the teiteriseawc t. fiickto? M.

Clats A cMttpitttoi ttfca Wamn'a pitta M. Ttaey M. Mtrtet Aaafelaitttrircatcrday at Os wllk a act If alM by a 14-atrcke Otter leaders were: Mbs W. Mn. R.

Hempel 72, 73, Mra. A. CeltatUa 75' At MOb Mrs M. StelMB 73. Mn.

A. 73, Mrs. A. SverackmMI 71, Mrs. 73 Leaders la the Class at Owasce were: Mrs.

73, Mrs. H.Chartea lt Mrs. E. Uhre Mrs B. Crear Mrs.

0. Zahm 14, G. Valtatiw 14. H. Ki, MriV D.

17. Leaden In wemen's olae-hvle Uon at NettiBKham Knolh Class A oiM Mra. W. Beatta Mrs. Mrs.

M. Had 41; Back NlM Mrs. E. SehwartnraM- er 38, Mn. L.

Archer. 39, Mrs. B. Barnes 43. A.VoIbner 43.

Sirs. G. Bateman Mrs. M. Sfldtlht 3Ci Back Mrs.

41, Mrs. E. Mrs. A. Rich 44; Class Abdo 39, Mrs C.

Bertram Tap icarea fat law iweepftakei Beaver CPaa A-- MeCaB, tow Naaev BW It, Bfttair 37. Claw D. BUry LH 41. Ctav Robert C. Battle, right, new president of the Syracuse Bowling Association, is congratulated by secretary-treasurer Bert Sarno at last association meeting at Fairmount Bowling Center.

City Bowling Loop Bettc 45, Dttores Berctr U. Lea itte nwm- UKTMT at Tvicarwa: Ptr XlrteUtfu-GiUr; Marrfe Maya Carvcnter-Ht TM An organization of the City Bowling League is scheduled at 8 p.m. Monday, Aug. 24, at the Ukrainian Club. All teams the iwctvt should be represented.

Ken at Oaeodafa Class A lew aet: Mrs. Mrt. ClMS Mrs. G. Leaders IB weraea's cempetltitB at Liverpool Ctuntry Chib: Class A tress Ratfc Kasael tow set Georfia 75 1 Class fc.

Mn. R. H. Bird 1, Mrt. Mrs.

1. Cbm Mn. L. SttifferwaM St. 31, Mn.

D. ft 31. Mn 0. Bmall Mrs. R.

MaeKeBife 39 tvttx: Mri. 15. Mrs. 6. Fetroa 15.

Wlfliien the aweepttakea play at Lakeaaon: iCUss A Lav Joaa Axenfetd S3. tew net: Gen Tcaaff Christy Clan Law frtw: JaMt Stral ley is league president. LIVERPOOL TOPS NS 4 "The Liverpool Taylors defeated the North; Syracuse Taem- sters, 5-1 in a Senior Babe Ruth League baseball game last night as Bob Tenenini hurled the win. Kevin Kuppel led attack with three hits, and Jim Kenny stroked a home run for the los- Cummings Paces SJB To 4-1 Geoff Cummings was virtually a one-man show for St. John the Baptist last night as his team whipped Lakeland, in a Junior Division game of the New York State Kiwanis Invitational baseball tourney at Griffin Field.

Cummings pitched a one-hitter with 10 strikeouts. At bat he socked two hits and drove in all four of the team's runs. Oswego defeated Baldwins- vilte, in a Senior Division contest as Charley Carpenter threw for the victors. Mike Reidy and Mike Skinner collected two hits apiece and both players drove across two runs. In Bantam Division action, Syracuse topped Cicero, 10-1, and edged LeMoyne, 1Q-9, in eight innings, Joe pitched for Syracuse, allow- ng one hit and fanning 16.

Joe Squadrito chalked up the win over Le Moyne. Ron Mazzardp- pi tripled home the tying run and John Prunner then singled across the deciding tally. In Grasshopper play, Water town nipped Phoenix, 4-2, as Chris Dembs spun a two-hitter, earning 10 strikeouts. Pat Robinson rapped two hits to drive across three runs. Today, Utica plays Watertown a 3 Grasshopper title game.

At B- 30, Syracuse meets St. John's in a Bantam game, and Oswego plays another St. tohn's team in a Senior Division tilt. THE POST-STANDARD, Aug. 13,1970 19 Dodgers Wallop Pirates, PITTSBURGH (AP) Wes Parker raced home with the tie breaking run on an eighth inning wild pitch by Dave Giusti, starting the Los Angeles Dodgers to an rout of the Pittsburgh Pirates Wednesday night.

With the game tied 2-2 in the eighth, Parker drew a walk off starter Bob Moose and Tom Haller singled, sending Parker to third. Giusti replaced Moose and promptly ihrew the ball to the back stop as Parker scored. Another run scored on Ted Sizemore's single. The Dodgers exploded for seven runs in the ninth off Giusti and two other relievers, with a key two-run single by Jeff Torborg and a two-run double-by Willie Crawford highlighting the inning, "GOLFERS Why Not Play the Best Course in tl Adirondack? SARANAC GOLF ft COUNTRY CLUB 18 Holes Between Saranac Lake Tupper Phone LOi ANGELEft ibrbbl RUHtU ft a a a ef a i Alter it 3 0 3 4 0 0 WDtvU cf i rf 3 0 1 2 WPvkv ib 3 1 1 AOUvtr Ib 4 0 1 0 HftlMr 4 0 3 0 a 5 1 1 0 Tbrtcri 0 1 0 MttfUlJln 402 1112 Ptftn 3b 4 SiMoiora Ib 3 1 3 1 KtmUti 2b 2 2 1 0 Orbkwill 3b 5 0 0 1 IIOOM Crawford 1 4 1 1 2 Oluiti aittfer 2 0 0 0 PtD4 IllkkeUn 3 0 2 1 RLtmb 2000 0000 0000 0 0 0 Hough 0 0 0 0 BMobrttt Total 4311179 Total 3 1 4 1 Ut Aaftiei 1 2 7 1 1 4 AUay. LOB--LM ABftlei 9 PUUburgi 10.

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2:59. Haller. T-- (518)' 9931 LYNCOU BOWLING CENTER 2406 Court OPENINGS FOR WOMENSTIAMS HANDICAP HANDICAP OPENING 4554132 9125 53. Bet: Clew 54. Hasei Strat Lew frets Leretta Cam net Marr Baler 83; tow grew Pat.

Btaehl 195, Lew act Gert DIttmar 83. Jim FiM rty acorel a the 140-yard sixth bole at BroeUawa yesterday, an He. was accompanied hr F.J. Bpripjrer, Leaders ef the women's sweep- staket iHay at West Talc: (Member-neit M. Oliver craaa-A.

Taey 61, J. BataelU-D. ski 2, O. ITCI-J. Mttrtltt A.

Broton C. CampbelKM. Tracy M. Marko-A. to- toa 37.

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