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1 0 Hazleton Standard-Speaker, Saturday, May 30, 1 992 ALL AMERICAN JEEP EAGLE n. UuMM.HfHI'irwHTi UH uUiiiWltf4Ma Cable TV rolls, 20-5 Greg Heller led a high-powered offensive attack with two doubles and a pair of singles as Cable TV blasted the Jeddo Stars, 20-5, Friday evening in Valley Senior Babe Ruth baseball. The winners broke a scoreless tie with nine runs in the second inning and coasted home with the victory. John Mardyniak and Ron Heller opened the big outburst with back-to-back singles before Heller lined an RBI single. After Toby Yost followed with another run-scoring single, Mike Luksavage ripped a two-run triple for a 4-0 lead.

Carl Kapes kept the inning going with a run-scoring single and Wayne Jurus reached base on an error before John Petrylak stroked an RBI single. In his second at-bat of the inning, Mardyniak collected a two-run double, and after Ron Heller hit another single, Greg Heller capped the inning with a run-scoring single. Ron Heller collected five singles for the winners while Petrylak added three singles. Luksavage pitched in with a triple and single followed by Mar-dyniak's double and single. Tom Kepping doubled, Kapes had two singles and Clifford and Yost both had a single.

Doug Johnson, Brian Sartori and John Sullivan singled for Jeddo Stars. Luksavage was the winning pitcher and Sartori was tagged with the loss. Cable TV improved its record to 2-0 and will play at Franklin Township Monday. CibkTV 090234-20 21 CHARITY TOURNAMENT The Nationwide Agents of Luzerne County will sponsor the fourth annual charity golf tournament for the benefit of Community Counseling Services of Northeastern Pennsylvania and Make-A-Wish Foundation. The tournament will be held July 10 at Edgewood In The Pines and the grand prize will be a 1993 Grand Cherokee Laredo donated by All American Jeep Eagle Ltd.

of Tamaqua, headed by George Leshko. Leshko (second from right) is shown handing the keys to Joe Manci. From left are Jerry McGuire with golf club, Ed O'Boyle, Ciro Cinti, Mike Seman and Chuck Garnett Little League Scholastic Notes By ALAN ROBINSON AP Sports Writer PITTSBURGH (AP) -Baseball has switch hitters and defensive switches, but here's a switch: a switch pitcher. When pitcher Rich Brady of Holy Ghost Prep in suburban Philadelphia scouts an upcoming opponent, he must decide not only how to pitch to a hitter, but which arm to use. Meet Pennsylvania's first switch pitcher.

"I've never seen anything like him," Holy Ghost Prep coach Ted Grabowski told The Philadelphia Inquirer. "I think he's equally good from both sides." Brady, a junior right-hander uh, left-hander er, both-hander began his switch pitching at age 7, after encouragement from an uncle, Louis Mancini. A right-handed pitcher since his T-Ball days, he took seven years to get the confidence to pitch left-handed in game competition. This season, Brady and his coach decide before a game which arm Brady will use. As a right-hander, he was 5-0 with a 1.78 ERA over 23 1-3 innings during the regular season.

As a left-hander, he was 2-0 with an 0.89 ERA in 15 2-3 innings. Brady thinks he had more control as a left-hander and more speed as a right-hander, though statistics don't back that up. He allowed 12 walks as a lefty and 14 as a righty. Interestingly, the switch pitcher isn't a switch hitter. He bats strictly right-handed, hitting .250 with two home runs and 11 RBIs during the season.

Brady's switch pitching has understandably created some interesting scenarios. He tried pitching from both sides in the same inning in a game last season, but was ineffective because he hadn't had time to warm up his other arm. Under high school rules, he can pitch from both sides in the same inning, but not to the same batter. In a District 1 playoff game against Springfield-Delco last week, he pitched five shutout innings as a right-hander, then began warming up again as a left-hander when his relievers ran into problems. When Brady is asked if he's a natural right-hander or lefthander, he's not sure how to answer.

He bats right-handed, but plays first base as a left-hander Car Wash Auto Spa and the outfield as a right-hander. He shoots a basketball right-handed and writes left-handed. "He's like three players," Grabowski told The Inquirer. "Two arms and a bat" A-coupTe of other Pennsylvania high school pitchers ran into problems because they used their arms too much. Eastern York was forced to forfeit its District 3 Class AA quarterfinal game against East Juniata when it was detected using a pitcher, Nathan Barshinger, who had exceeded his allowable weekly allotment of innings.

Just two days before, Barshinger had pitched a seven-inning, 3-0 shutout over Fleetwood. National high school rules dictate that a pitcher must have three calendar days of rest. "That's not the way I like to win a ballgame, but that's what the rules are made for," East Juniata coach Glenn Grimm told the Lewistown Sentinel. "I knew the kid pitched seven innings. I talked to Fleetwood's coach after the game." Several days before, Blacklick Valley was forced to forfeit a 12-11 victory over Penns Valley in a Class AA District 6 game after pitcher Brian Hoffman pitched into the 10th inning.

High school rules limit a pitcher to nine innings per outing. Cary" Kolat of Jefferson-Morgan and Jeff Kapusta of Greensburg Salem were named to the Amateur Wrestling News high school All-America team. Kolat was the first teamer at 135 pounds and Kapusta was third team at 112. Kolat advanced three rounds deep into the U.S. Olympic team wrestle-offs in Philadelphia before losing to Team Foxcatcher teammate Steve Knight 7-6.

Kolat led the match 6-1 before becoming too defensive against the University of Iowa wrestler. Last winter, Knight finished second to Kolat in the Henri Deglane championships in France. Foxcatcher coach Greg Strobel said Kolat erred by letting up too early in the match. "That's where the maturity factor of him being a high school wrestler comes in," Strobel said. Kolat advanced further in the Olympic trials than any U.S.

prep wrestler since Erie's Jimmy Carr made the 1972 team as a 16-year-old high school junior. Join Us In Polohi-atinri vvivwi uin i Our All New 1 -1 J)h 4 i' Jimmy Isles was the winning pitcher and homered, doubled and singled to lead Bunton Bock past YMPA, 17-2. Josh Middleton doubled and singled and Brian Marshman doubled. Peter Ciavarella tripled for YMPA's only hit and Michael Johnson and Danny Carrell played well on defense. CHALLENGER LEAGUE Today's Games 11 Standard-Speaker vs.

Yocum's Pharmacy; 12:30 YMPA vs. Jimmy's Quick Lunch. Weatherly Today's Games Noon, Fire Company vs. Foundry; 2 p.m., Legion vs. Hazleton National Bank.

Hazleton National Bank 18, Fire Company 6 Andy Von Frisch homered and singled, winning pitcher Nick Delman tripled and Jeff Herling had two singles to lead Hazleton National Bank to a 10-6 victory over Fire Company. James Jancewicz, Mark Graham and Jason Miller tripled for Fire Company. Freeland Today's Games 1 p.m., Knights of Columbus vs. Legion; 2:30 p.m., Lions vs. Fire Company.

Elks 15, Vets 6 Jonathan Marion collected three singles to lift the Elks past the Vets, 15-6. Jeffrey Prussock contributed a triple and single and Derek Adams doubled. Jim Avillion led the Vets with a triple and Jared Matushoneck and Ben Evancho doubled. SOFT GENTLE All Cloth Car Wash Nextjo Quik Lube Aero sJcTh LuneMall Hazle Township Today's Games 4 p.m., Farmer's Dairy vs. First Eastern Bank; 6 p.m., Fairway Motors vs.

Fire Company. Farmer's Dairy 9, Merrick's Auto Body 4 Dan Dellisanti banged out a triple, double and single and winning pitcher Brad Kaschak added two doubles as Farmer's Dairy downed Merrick's Auto Body, 9-4. Matt Smith added a triple for Farmer's and Tim Broton added a single. Ruben Cancio tripled and singled for Merrick's and Jim Kelchaw had a double and single. First Eastern Bank 9, Burger King 2 Francis Yablonsky lined a triple and single and Mark Waskovitch doubled and singled to lead First Eastern Bank past Burger King, 9-2.

Matt Gasper singled. Ryan Gennaro, Andy Christopher and Rocco Christino singled for Burger King. Hazleton Sunday's Games 1 p.m., Elks vs. Bunton Bock; 2:30 p.m., Knights of Columbus vs. Central Air Freight.

Carmen's Restaurant 14, Knights of Columbus 0 Bobby Beishline was the winning pitcher and had two triples and two doubles to lead Carmen's Restaurant past Knights of Columbus, 14-0. Mike Barletta had a home run, double and two singles, Ryan Scarcella singled twice and Eric Lenz doubled. Chris Temchatin had two singles for Knights of Columbus and Bill Troyanoski played well. Bunton Bock 17, YMPA 2 Girls Softball Unlimited JUNIOR DIVISION Imbriaco Construction 6, East Penn Electric 3 Winning pitcher Caryn Lutz belted a triple and two singles to lead Imbriaco Construction past East Penn Electric, 6-3. Rose Barkus hit a three-run homer and Georgia Motto doubled.

Tiffany Stefanovich paced East Penn Electric with three singles, Katey Troyanoski doubled and singled and Nicole DiPasquale chipped in with two singles. All-American 7-9 DIVISION Monday's Game Hazle Elementary 5:30 p.m., Hazleton General Hospital vs. Interstate Roadmarking, Interstate Roadmarking 13, Video Mania 3 Joelle Bonomo had two home runs, including a grand slam, Elissa Mar-sicano had a grand slam home run and a double, Amy Baker homered and singled and Danielle Doyle had a pair of singles to lead Interstate Roadmarking to a 13-3 victory over Video Mania. Amy Schmerfeld and Amber Baker singled for Video Mania. 10-12 DIVISION Monday's Games Harwood 5:30 p.mM UNI CO vs.

Rymond-Correale; 7 Frame-Lehigh vs. Kulig's Insurance. Hazleton Paint 20, Barietta's 9 Tare Sadak stroked four singles to lead Hazleton Paint past Barietta's, 20-9. Paulette Belusko, Melissa Savage and Heather Reimold each had two singles and Rachel Kelly played well on defense. Alicia Kimock had three singles for Barietta's.

Verticals 16, UNICO 2 Lisa Kimmel and Heather Jeddo Stan. 5 3 4 Mardyniak. Lubavase (4 Heller (5) and Clifford; Sartori, Sullivan (4), Leonard (6), Leonard and Johnson (6). Lubavage. Sartori Junior LL Hazleton Sunday's Game 2 p.m., Fiore's Deli vs.

LDP. LBEW 13, Key Club 7 Justin Nodes collected two doubles and a single and Tony Ferdinand contributed three singles to help LBEW down Key Club, 13-7. Cory Murphy added a double and single and John Paletski had two singles. Ed Sosar paced Key Club with two doubles and a pair of singles and Matt Makuta added a triple and two singles. 5.50 VALUE For I Today's I Smaller I Cars I COUPON "I SUPER DELUXE WASH Includes double pass wash, rinse.

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Marian Colts BB Camp June 15-19 The 22nd annual Marian Colts Basketball Camp will be held June IS through June 19 at Marian High School. Sessions will run from 9 a.m. to 3 pjn. each day. Applications are available by calling the high school at 467-3335 or 668-2225.

The deadline is June 4 and the camp is limited to the first 90 applicants. Cougar Basketball Boosters forming A meeting to organize a Hazleton Area High School Basketball Booster Club will be held Monday, June 1, at 7:30 p.m. at the Hazleton Area Vocational-Technical School. All officers and members of the current basketball booster clubs at Hazleton, West Hazleton and Freeland High Schools, as well as parents and interested fans, are urged to attend. Phillies-Cards trip The Most Precious Blood Holy Name Society will run a group trip to the Philadelphia Phillies-St.

Louis Cardinals National League baseball game Sunday night, June 7 at Veterans Stadium. Game time is 8 p.m. All children 14-and-under will receive a free baseball card book. For more information, contact Frank Cera at 454-5420 or Rex Pauline at 454-7536. Cougar FB boosters The Hazleton Area High School Cougar Football Booster Club will meet at 7 p.m.

Sunday at the Hazleton Area Vocational-Technical School. All 50-50 ticket returns are due at this time. The drawing will be held at the meeting. Cougar head coach Rich Matz will attend the meeting to familiarize himself with dub members. Summer basketball Applications are now available for the Wilkes-Barre Recreation Board Summer Adult Basketball League to be held at Miner Park.

The league starts Wednesday, June 10, and concludes Wednesday, Aug. 26. For more information, contact John Leighton at 825-7495. The deadline for entry is Monday. Only (Basic Wash) Expires 7-31-92 5.50 VALUE GET 2 FREE CAR WASHES With Your Next i FULL SERVICE OIL CHANGE -otter Expires 7-31-92 With This Ad Engineered SAVE CastroL Full Service OIL CHANGE SPECIAL i i i Hollednak combined to throw a no-hitter as Verticals stopped UNICO, 16-2.

Both pitchers contributed three singles and Stacey Moore and Kristen Kid-dish singled. Suzanne Moranelli and A. Plesh both scored a run for UNICO. 13-16 DIVISION Tuesday's Games St. Stanislaus Field 5:30 p.m., First Eastern Bank vs.

Stower Coal; 7 p.m., Genetti's vs. DeLallo's. Minor League McAdoo Borer's IGA No. 1 8, Boyers IGA No. 2 6 Arthur Petrulsky doubled to lead Boyer's IGA No.

1 over Boyer's IGA No. 2, 8-6. John O'Donnell and Steven Mastrone singled. Billy Vanko tripled for Boyer's IGA No. 2 and John Boyle and Gary Bersavage singled.

Joe's Auto Body 9, Urania Engineering Co. 8 Matt Storaska hit a home run to spark Joe's Auto Body past Urania Engineering 9-8. Jason Fritz and David Donadi singled. Mark Palumbo, Bradley Rosata and Brian Oakes singled for Urania Engineering. Shooting clinic King's College will sponsor a one-day shooting clinic for area players Saturday, June 27, from 9 tsn.

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