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I 1 C2 THE YORK DISPATCH MONDAY MAY 15 1989 Smith Sr captures Susquehanna victory Senators batter Canton for 11 bits STAFF REPORT Steve Smith Sr of New Oxford used some good old fashioned luck to win the 25-lap sprint car feature at Susquehanna Speedway last 'night Smith started 12th and inherited the lead when Jimmy Nace ran out of fuel on the 23rd lap Smith who became the fifth winner in five races this year at Susquehanna edged Chuck Reinert by 78 of a second for the win Fred Rahmer of Ardsley finished third followed by Kenny Adams of West Grove and Bobby Fletcher of Brookville Md- Heats went to Nace Todd Shaffer of Millerstown and Kenny Jacobs of Holmesville Ohio Lenny Krautheim won the consy Scott Sipe of Lewisbury won the 12-lap thunder car feature over Steve Reinoehl of York Completing the top five were Rick Reinoehl of Strinestown Butch Richcreek of Newberry-town and Larry Baer o'f Strinestown Features for the limited late models and semi-lates were rained out DIRT wrrnwnii Silver Spring Silver Spring was the only track to complete their racing program on Saturday evening Defending champion Larry Jackson of Newville got his first win of the season Jackson started 10th and took the lead on the ninth lap to win the Will Kreitzer Memorial Race for the super sportsman cars Bob Fannasy came from the 22nd starting spot to nail down second followed by Brad Beecher Enola point leader Rich Eichelberger York Springs and Bill Albright Dover Heats went to Jackson Albright Leroy Martin and Jeremy Trout Fannasy took the B-Main Tony Greener took the limited late model feature over Charlie Kope Harrisburg Rounding out the top five were Ed Jones Shermansdale Carl Hughes Newberrytown and Russell Shutt Enola Postponements Racing washed out complete racing card at Hagerstown On Saturday the sprint and Steve Smith Sr won at Susquehanna Speedway last night EASTERN LEAGUE some tough spots calling for some off-speed i Lind had the shutout going through four innings He walked Casey Webster to open the fifth and gave up a single to Tom Magrann Everado Magallanes flied out to left where Ed Yaco-pino made a running catch Yacopino threw a strike to second baseman Kevin Burdick who relayed to first and caught Magrann steaming back toward the bag Jose Leiva singled in Webster to tie the game and Lind walked the bases full before striking out Troy Neel But Lind who finished with five walks and five strikeouts never buckled under the pressure and continued to chase the batters the fourth inning I was feeling said Lind who threw 114 total pitches Only cleanup batter Orlando Merced failed to get a hit although he did pick up an RBI Designated hitter Julio Perez went three-for-four The Senators touched Gilles for three straight singles in the second inning Wes Chamberlain 2-for-4 led off the rally scoring on Tommy base hit Rossy opened the fifth with a home run McKinley singled advanced on base hits from Julio Peguero and Burdick and scored on groundout Yacopino led off the eighth inning with a base hit stole second and was singled home by Perez By RICK LEE Staff writer HARRISBURG pitchers struggled a bit in 4-1 victory over Canton-Akron but the batters picked up where they left off Saturday evening The Senators scattered 11 hits against starter Mark Gilles which included Rico first homer of the season were bound to improve in that Trembley said of the second-straight 10-plus hit outing made some progress with getting two-out hits and getting guys in scoring position and making contact The guys are more relaxed and seem to have a better idea of what their role Harrisburg starter Orlando Lind collected his third win of the season holding the Indians to four hits in six innings Reliever Stan Belinda came on in seventh to notch his fourth save Both righthanders had their problems and both pitched their way out Lind who pitched in 11 days loaded the bases in the second and fifth innings and Belinda did the same in the ninth as sharp as he was the last two times Trembley said of Lind last two times he pitched on the fifth day He was real strong had three good pitches and gave us six innings-He really battled after throwing a lot of pitches in the fifth he pitched well He throw one fastball after another after another He mixed in the split pitch with the breaking ball (Catcher Tim) McKinley did a real good job getting him through rain washed out all but one feature event Only the KARS limited sprints were able to race and Bob Beidelman raced to his third win of the season in the 15-lap event Rounding out the top five were Johnny Martin Chambersburg Tim Dietz Hanover Butch Shoff Dover and Bobby Essick Dillsburg late model features were washed out at Lincoln Bernie Beard Hanover won the semi-late feature and Rick Reinoehl topped the thundercars Sprint heats went to Kenny Adams West Grove and Bobby Fletcher Brookville Md At Selinsgrove on Saturday Central collects another district volleyball title Sports main events STAFF REPORT Central won its 17th PIAA District III Volleyball Championship Saturday beating West York 15-2 15-8 in the finals Both teams advance to states Saturday at Shippensburg University The Panthers dominated Northeastern 15-0 15-6 in the district semifinals West York which finished the YCIAA season at 7-5 was a surprise entry in the district finals Central Dauphin had proved too much for both Northeastern and Dallastown in pool play But the Bulldogs' brought emotion to the floor Saturday outlasting Central Dauphin 14-16 15-10 15-5 in the semis A realigned Panther offense opening round The third-seeded Wildcats beat York Matt Kehler and Wyeth Barley 6-1 6-0 in round one while Ginder and Stell struggled past team 7-6 6-3 In head-to-head play the Dallastown duo outlasted the Red Lion doubles team 6-2 2-6 6-4 in the second round but fell to the Hempfield entry in the third round York Judd Lando and Lee Dietz lost to' top-seeded Carlisle 4-6 6-1 6-2 in first round action while JB Chronister and Andrew Gilpin also lost to Hempfield 6-3 6-3 South Dan Grove and Dominique Allier lost to second-seeded Holy Name 6-4 6-4 and Matt Dellinger and Ja Dover tops Manchester in 11 innings Sports Mania takes softball title Home games shaded a 0 go nr? SCHOLASTIC ROUNDUP matching top blocker Jeff Kristick against the tough outside hitter Russell Stoner kept West York from manufacturing a consistently productive offense in the championship match Tennis All seven YCIAA entries in District III Tennis Doubles Tournament were bounced from action Saturday at Manheim Township Dave Bluett and Brent Harvey and Red Dave Ginder and Jason Stell were the only teams to survive the ADULT BASEBALL kings were postponed due to wet grounds Opening the Susquehanna League schedule York Jack Markey belted a two-run homer in the first inning of a 4-2 win over Felton Elsewhere in the Susquehanna League: East Prospect pounded Windsor 12-1 Jacobus beat Wrightsville 5-1 Conrads hammered Shrewsbury 14-5 and Columbia survived Stewartstown li hL club Parents of first-year applicants must bring a copy of their birth certificate- Applications must be signed by a parent or legal guardian Registration fees are $25 for the first child and $10 for additional family members Membership fees are $2 per parent Registration is also open 6-8 pm May 19 and 9 am to noon May 20 For additional information contact Ray Desautels at 292-2706 Field Hockey The YMCA of York will hold registration for girls ages nine to 15 interested in playing junior field hockey this summer at 4:30 pm on Monday May 22 at the YMCA located at 320 Market St For more information call 845-2631 extension 26 Pro Wrestling The American Wrestling Federation (AWF) returns to York at 7:30 pm on June 3 at Grimes Gym 125 College Ave Nikita Koloff and The Bounty Hunter are the main event For tickets and information call 337-1940 LATEST LINE By McCarthy Tribune Media Service In baseball we like the Cubs with Bielecki over the Braves and the Expos with Smith over the Padres (Home teams are In capital letters) American League son Roshel were forced to default Track Four meet records were broken and two were tied at the junior high Spring Grove Invitational Saturday In track the Cory Graver set a new Class A standard in the 800 (2:099) Jonathon Lippy of West York tied the 100 hurdles mark (138) and Harold Brister of York Suburban equaled the standing record in the 100 sprint (114) York Cornelius Johnson ran a Class meet record 100 (122) and Chris Chronister turned in a record-time 400 (568) In action York Jenni Johnson clocked a record 100 dash (127) YORKSPORTS six games Witmer allowed only 11 runs in the last five games Sports Mania played in Red Lion soccer team tops Conestoga Valley The Red Lion under-19 soccer team beat Conestoga ValleyBlue 3-2 yesterday Jeff Stock had two goals and Rich Butler added a goal for the winners tied for fifth place Bon Air Country Club Rich Fave and Bill Delbiondo Al Wal-deron and Phil Peirtimo Ron Cheropayna and Rich Jacobson and Ray Lmgenfelter and Mr Gross tied for first place in the net division yesterday at the Bon Air Spring Better Ball Tournament Two teams tied for the gross division championship John Lowder and John Lowder Jr and Bruce Mickey and Denny O'Connor Both teams shot 69 Commg in third witfi a score of 73 was the team of Howard Bosner and Fred Morehead Closest to the pin on No 2 was Richard Jacobson on No 4 was Denny on No 12 was Bill Thompson and on No 16 was Brooks Gracey Jr Bill Thompson had the longest drive of the day on No 6 SAVINGS "air SERVICE Inspection of components for leaks Test- ing of AC system performance 0 And up to one pound of refrigerant if required Additional labor additional parts are extra $2395 Csoponiapi'ti Mey 31 1909 Frfie'il rovpex erdr' iirx (onxol bo vied wirt any other roupom o' tptnoli Non Chryjlrr Motor may hqhr Toiet not miludod "engine maintenance Tune-Up" 4 CYL $3395 LESS $400 REBATE I 6 CYL $3795 I LESS $400 REBATE 8 CYL $4195 I LESS $400 REBATE includes MoparChampion Spark Plugs inspect emission -I components set timing adjust idle speed (greater than 2 Ibbl carb ond std ignition slsghtly higher) Coupon expires May 3 I 1909 Present coupon when order is tvrilfen Cannot be 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