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20 Hazleton Standard-Speaker, Monday, June 6, 1994 Girls Softball iiir-in nan MHtui "imf nrf ii rifl mmm nr urn nr aiiin li i mt Hazleton Area second baseman Brian Harris is surrounded by dust after tagging out Wilkes-Barre's Chris Badman, who was attempting to steal second base in the sixth inning. The throw came from catcher Chris Embert (Photo by David Haupt) W-B tops Hazleton Area, 3-2 League nie Yates each singled. Mike Malloy doubled and singled for UNICO and Matt Furedi singled twice. Valley West Tuesday's Game 6 p.m., Zanolini's Garage vs. Eury's State Farm Insurance.

fl Pecora's Dairy 6, Fritzinger-town Seniors 3 Tim Schmidt tripled and singled, Jesse Poreca doubled and singled and Joy Gallagher and Pat Kennedy doubled to lead Pecora's Dairy over the Fritzingertown Seniors, 6-3. Joe Diana doubled and singled for the Seniors and Nolan Sword doubled. Zanolini's Garage 12, Valley Pharmacy 4 Andrew Breslin singled three times, Kirk Long doubled and singled, Jessie Zanolini singled twice and Greg Dodson doubled to lead Zanolini's Garage past Valley Pharmacy, 12-4. Kevin Wallace and Greg Rar-rick each singled for Valley Pharmacy. Eury's State Farm Insurance 19, Valley Lions 16 Jim LaBuz had two doubles and a single to spark Eury's State Farm Insurance over the Valley Lions, 19-16.

Dan Cassarella and Justin Whitebread each had two singles and Tony Capece tripled. Alex Ferrillo led the Lions with a triple and single and Jake LaRock had a double and single. Eury's State Farm Insurance 12, Conyngham Builders 4 Jim LaBuz had a double and two singles to lead Eury's State Farm Insurance over Conyngham Builders, 12-4. Dan Cassarella pitched in with a double and single while Max Whitaker pitched in with two singles and Justin Whitebread added a double. Tom Brown belted a home run for the Builders and Brian Rim-shaw had a triple.

Beaver-Banks Today's Game 6 p.m., Roads End vs. Bob's. Frame-Lehigh 10, Fire Company 9 Winning pitcher BJ. Cryder doubled and singled to lead Frame-Lehigh past Fire Company, 10-9. Adam Burkhardt chipped in with a triple, double and single, Mike Pendal tripled and Joe Hearity singled.

Mike Chehovich belted a home run for Fire Company and Jeremy Ziller added a single. West Hazleton Pulaski Club 9, Booster Club 4 Charlie DeCosmo stroked a double and two singles to lead Pulaski Club past Booster Club, 9-4. Jarrod Higgins pitched in with two doubles, Adam Davidick and Mike Ross tripled and Jason Redwinski had two singles. Joe Holderman paced Booster Club with a triple, double and single. The league will hold a clinic today between 5 p.m.

and 6:30 p.m. at the Little League field for all 9-10 year-old players. "GILETTE" ALL-SEASON Steel Belted RADIAL WHITEWALLS 15580R13 16580R13 36.40 17580R13 38.40 18V80R13 40.40 18575R14 42.60 19V75R14 43.40 2QS7SR14 45.40 20S75R15 45.40 21575R15 46.40 22S75R15 49.25 50.15 70 SERIES I 17V70R13 44.00 45.75 49.50 51.00 52.25 53.25 56.25 60.20 18V70R14 VALVE I 19V70R14 J21570SR15-. Little Freeland Tonight's Game 6 p.m., Jeddo Stars vs. Elks.

Jeddo Stars 9, Fire Company 4 Dean Drumm and Gordie Moore each tripled and doubled to pace the Jeddo Stars to a 9-4 win over Fire Company. Sam Kiddish added a double and two singles. Chris Yanoski tripled and Eddie Bama and Vic Torello singled for Fire Company. Knights of Columbus 15, Legion 8 Bob Gresh homered and singled to lead the Knights of Columbus past the Legion, 15-8. John Yagalla chipped in with a double and two singles and John Wanyo doubled and singled.

Bill Hauze homered for the Legion and Mark Spetz had two doubles. Valley East Tonight's Game 6 p.m., Drillers vs. Lions. Falcons 11, Legion 3 Winning pitcher Jino Zambotti struck out nine and homered, doubled and singled to lead the Falcons past Legion, 11-3. Michael Donahue tripled, doubled and singled for the winners, Nicky Falatovich doubled and singled and Josh Scholl stroked three singles.

Brandon Seely and Theron Hausman singled for Legion. Nationals 13, Shellhamer's Drillers 5 Colt Snyder smacked a triple and two singles to pace the Nationals 13-5 win over Shellhamer's Drillers. Scott Horlacher doubled and singled for the winners, Jason Bridge tripled and Keith Wagner singled. Jessie Grohol clubbed a home run for the Drillers and C.J. Hausman doubled.

Hazle Township First Eastern Bank 10, Merrick's Auto Body 5 Winning pitcher Aaron Reznick struck out seven and homered to key First Eastern Bank's 10-5 win over Merrick's Auto Body. Jonathan Papada doubled and singled twice for the winners and Brian Sheman, Mike Onuschak and James Morrell singled. Steve Klinger doubled and singled for Merrick's and Nick Zukowsky doubled. Hazleton Tonight's Games 5:30 p.m., Carmen's vs. Lions; Leader Data Processing vs.

Knights of Columbus; 7:30 p.m., UNICO vs. Bob's. Elks 10, YMPA 2 Eric Grenkevich tripled and singled, Bobby Barna tripled, Mark Lucina doubled and Mike Stren-chock singled to lead the Elks past YMPA, 10-2. Tray singled twice for YMPA and Roskos singled. Lions 8, UNICO 2 Winning pitcher Chris McBride fanned 10 and tripled to lead the Lions over UNICO, 8-2.

Justin Sannie doubled twice and singled for the winners. Robbie Farnell and Vin- 8 r'FIRESTONE" 235-75R15 "ATX" 235-85R16 "R4SH rj'r Raised White 95 I UNIROYAL" 235-75R15 "LAREDO" Raised Whrte $7095 "GOODYEAR" Z35-75K15 SQQ95 4 WfWKjLtH Raised Whit V. LUBE, OIL and FILTER '95 American AForgnCrt a BRAKES a.l son00 sz I towrlciB Cm Call For Area's Lowest Prices! ONMICHEUN All Season Radials! ALL PERFORMANCE 1 GOODYEAR TIRES In Stock! 1 1 1 1:: Legion Baseball Barre's third run on Steve Brominski's double to right center field. "We're a young team and we made some mental errors," Baran said. Hazleton Area hadn't been able to get to Wilkes-Barre pitcher Ryan Harry in the first four innings, but began hitting him hard in the bottom of the fifth.

Jarrett Makara reached safely on an error on the shortstop, but Mike LaRocco hit a line drive to the shortstop and Makara was doubled off first. O'Hara singled to left field and went to second on an error. After Jan Labanoski drew a walk, Mike Brugger popped out to the second baseman. Hazleton Area threatened again in the sixth inning. Joe Gardner hit a one-out single to left field and after Fred Corrado struck out Chris Embert drew a walk.

Harry got out of the jam by striking out Makara. Harry struck out LaRocco and got O'Hara to fly out to center field to start the seventh inning, but Labanoski reached on an error on the third baseman and Mike Brugger beat out an infield single. Harris then singled to left field and the ball got past the left fielder, allowing Labanoski and Brugger to score. Harris was thrown out at third, ending the game. O'Hara allowed only three hits, Brominski's double and singles by Fritz and Jay McCloe.

Harris and Gardner both had two singles for Hazleton Area and O'Hara and Brugger each had one. WUkM-Bam. .000 0301-3 Haxictoa Area 000 000 2 2 Harry and Wolfe; O'Hara ud Embert. Harry. O'Hara.

HAZLETON AREA TUNKHANNOCK 5 4 Hazleton Area broke a 1-1 tie in the top of the eighth inning with two runs to successfully open its 1994 Wyoming Valley American Legion League season against Tunkhannock in the first of two games. Mike Larocco initiated the winning rally by reaching base on Valley 10-12 division Tonight's Games 5:30 p.m., R.P. Lock vs. ParJ Beverage; 7 p.m., Aqua Pure Mr. Chips.

a TLP. Lock 6, Aqua Pure 1 Winning pitcher Sarah Yargeir! hurled a two-hitter and tripled aofcf singled to lead R.P. Lock past; Aqua Pure, 6-1. Erica Canzlc added two home runs and i single, Kali Buchman doubled; and singled and Marissa Tarf i singled twice. Jessica Hische and Talia DeFalco singled for Aqua Pure.

Caldwell Supply 10, Mr. Chips 8 Winning pitcher Amber Gardy, Michelle Morris, Gloria Caldwell and Tara Dietrich all singled to lead Caldwell Supp- ly past Mr. Chips, 10-8. Laura Schaffer paced Mr. Chips with a double and single and Jennifer Evans added two singles.

13-16 DIVISION Gould's IGA 13, Angelo's Italian House 3 Chrissy Yemola homered and singled, Jill Kuzo tripled and singled twice, Allison Slusser doubled and singled twice and Cassie Hun-' charick stroked four singles to pace Gould's IGA past Angelo's Italian House, 13-3. I K. Waldron and T. Waldrpn each singled for Angelo's. 1 All-American 10-12 DIVISION Tonight's Games Hazle Elementary p.m., Barletta's vs.

Owls; 7 p.m., Aqua Pet vs. Urgent Care; Delia! Croce 5:30 p.m. Kulig Insur-i ance vs. Frame Lehigh; 7 p.m.,! Construction Specialties Urenovich Insurance. Urenovich Insurance 14, Oceans of Ice Cream 4 Win-; ning pitcher Bonnie Raab doubled and singled, Kelly Pavuk tripled and singled, Stacy Moore singled twice and Jennifer Berta singled, leading Urenovich Insurance over Oceans of Ice Cream, 14-4.

Amy Bobrowski and Venissa Strack each doubled and singled for Oceans. Barletta's 8, Urgent Care 4 Danielle Hess doubled and singled, Jenny Caso singled twice and Katherine Christopher singled to key Barletta's 8-4 win over Urgent Care. Richelle Hall doubled for Urgent Care and Mindy Lehman and Nicole Scatton each singled. 13-16 DIVISION Tonight's Games SL Stanislaus 5:30 p.m., Local 422 vs. First Eastern Bank; 7 p.m., Kress Auto Parts vs.

mil ax Florist; Harwood 5:30 p.m., Angelo's Italian House vs. Keystone Auto Sales; Black Creek vs. UNICO. First Federal Savings 5, Zelenack Construction 0 Nichole Spishock pitched a two-hitter and struck out 13 in First Federal Savings' 5-0 win over Zelenack Construction. Keri Nork paced the winners with three; singles and Tanya Dale, Kate Hearity and Kelly Barna each! singled.

Jolene Lesho and Terri Reese; each singled for Zelenack. Lori; Stecker pitched well in defeat. Legion baseball camp set for June 18-19 The second annual Hazleton; Area Legion Baseball Camp, held in conjunction with the University of Pittsburgh and its head baseball coach, Mark Jackson, will be held! Saturday, June 18, and June 19, at the Bishop Hafey High School sports complex. Jackson will conduct an all-! skills weekend baseball which will be open to all campers ages 11-18 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

each day. NCAA rules prohibit seniors; from participating. For more information, contact Barry Mrochko at 454-7416 or Donna Wills at 455-1185. FALVELLO LAW FIRM Primary practice in serious injury and death claims. Auto Accidents Product Defect EnvironmentalToxic Injuries Medical Negligence Slip and Fall Fire LossExplosion Committed to protecting the rights of innocent victims for 70 years.

Put our experience to work tor (717) 788-4191 or 800-724-5700 R.R. 1 Box 464, Conyngham-Orums Road Sugartoaf, PA 18249-9737 rjHE 0r BBS an error and Kevin O'Hara followed with a single. Both runners moved up a base on a wild throw before the tie-breaking run came home on a throwing miscue by the Tunkhannock catcher. The second tally crossed the plate on Jan Labanoski' sacrifice fly. Tunkhannock took a 1-0 lead in the fourth only to have Hazleton tie the game in the fifth on Fred Corrado's double and Chris Embert's run-scoring groundout to second.

John Salko was the winning pitcher and Dan Stacknick took the loss. HizJrtoi 000 OH 02 3 3 Tunkhunock 000 100 1 4 2 Salko and Embert; Stacknick, Boretd ud Gregory (7). Satto. Stacknick. TUNKHANNOCK HAZLETON AREA 5 4 Tunkhannock rallied from a 3-0 deficit with the deciding runs coming in the sixth inning.

Hazleton Area took a 1-0 lead in the first inning on Brian Harris' groundout and increased the advantage to 3-0 on John Balay's RBI grounder to third and Jan Labanoski's sacrifice fly in the third. The visitors rallied for two runs in the fifth to take the lead for good, 4-3, when Ryan Appel and Jeff Flood both singled, advanced on a wild pitch, with both scoring on an infield error by Hazleton. Tunkhannock scored single runs in the third and fourth innings and went ahead with a pair of runs in the fifth. Hazleton Area scored a run in the bottom of the seventh as Harris and Labanoski singled and Harris scored on Joe Gardner's single. Ryan Oakley and Appel both had two singles for the winners.

Labanoski and Salko each had two singles for Hazleton Area and Harris, Gardner, Jarrett Makara and Joe Rebarchak singled. Oakley was the winning pitcher and Chris Kisatsky took the loss. Tod khan nock 001 L21 5 9 1 Huktoa Area 120 000 1 4 I 2 Oakley and Appel; Kiiabky, O'Hara (7) and Balay. W-Oakley. L-KiaatikT.

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