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i mil ii imii HazUron Standard-Speaker, Tuesday, Jun 6, 1972 23 SI McGcehan Baseball Loop All-Star Team Selected Sr. Division of Babe Ruth League Opens First Season Tonight at 6 Anthracite Golf Loop Playoff Today at 1:30 MMI and Writ llaieltoa will play off today at the Hidden Valley golf eourffl (PotUvllle) for the champlonNhlp of the Anthracite Golf League. Tee off time la 1:30 p. m. Both club flnlihed the aeaaon with 10-2 recorda.

MMI, coached by Lambert Broad, la the defend-ing league champion. West Ha-ileton la coached by Gary Fooae. 3b; John Barrett, Marian, rd; Paul Ferdinand, MMI, If; Bob Miller, Marian, cf Ron Shlckley, Lourdes, rf; Pat IFobbs, Pottsvllle, Joe Feno, MMI, John Skwlerz, Free-land, p. Honorable Mention Barry Whipple and Rick Knep-pcr, Weatherly; Bob Pangrazzl and Kd Stish, West Hazleton; John Knapp and Bob Gasper, Bishop Hafcy; Ed Karlovlch and Ken Martini, Lourdes; Thad Koscio-lck and Mike Soley, Marian; Dave Mitchell and Clyde Broskoski, Freeland; Bob Keznick and Al Kirk, 1IIIS; Leo Ostroski and Glen Powers, PotUvllle; Charlie Mar-cavage and Jerry Staskel, Cardinal Brennan, and Carl Rebarchak, MMI. Mary D.

Inst night at Porono May 20 WflS Warrlnton's flr8t victory since dlve.r. chaml)ion hTe, Warrington has been an Infrequent visitor to the Focono winner'! circle thU meeting, with only four victories prior to Monday night. But he got the Joh done with Sweet Mary rour-year-old pacing mare owned by William Dudley, Cordova, Md. Sweet Mary D. winged home in 2:07.2 equHlling the mare's llfe-Canadian relnsmttn Gil Hamel.

who la locked In a head to head time recordfor a 3'li length victory. Sweet Mary D. returned $15.40. duel with Pat Delll Santl for dash honors, moved one up with his 10th victory behind Beta ($5.20) In the sixth race. Delll Santl, 22 yeur-old from Newark, has 15 triumphs while back In third spot Is Mike Met-calfe with 10.

In the featured eighth race pace. Clarence Hand rallied Justly Yonder ($12) In the stretch to nip Dlno Mlnbar, piloted bv Bonnie Rush, in 2:05. Warrington finished third with Imp's Time. The winner of the $1,000 grand prize on "cash night" was Monica Boyle, 20 W. Germanla, ABhley.

Additional "cash nights" are on tap for the remaining Monday nights at the Downs. HBStas Cleaners Loop Tilts Marnell had a single apiece. The line score: Ground Floor ...110 200 1-5 6 1 Star Cleaners ..010 003 2-6 8 2 Meiss and Christina; Martonick and Leonard. Swiech Loft Wins 2nd Straight Race The brund new senior division of the Valley Babe Kulh League will open its first season tonight when four teams are scheduled to lake the field in a set of two games, 11 has been announced by League President Dom Antonelll of Conyngham. Antonelli and Executive Vice President John (Cotton) Ratchko.

of Hazleton, who Is in charge of the senior division, also announced a 15 game schedule for the season and the rosters of the six teams in the division. The six teams, comprising youths 18 through 18 years of age, are Hazleton, Freeland. Beaver- Banks, Drums, McAdoo and West Hazleton. The West Hazleton club is sponsored by Big Valley. Today's opening schedule matches Big Valley (West Hazleton) at McAdoo; Freeland at Drums; and Hazleton at Beaver-Banks.

Freeland High School team, still alive in the PIAA District tournament, will get byes on all scheduled games nntll the PIAA tournament ends, league officials said. the series. Cook, with two victories and a third-place finish going into last week's race from Glendale. added another third place to re main solidly in the thick of things. The Marchese loft was runnerup behind Swiech which had entered four birds and had all four birds home on race day.

Three lofts had no report. After four straight long grinds the local pigeons will have something of a "breather" this week in a race from Gretna, a 300-mile station. Crating will be conducted Saturday from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. H.F.C. results: Swiech Bros 1447.25 Marchese 1425.18 Cook 1422.18 Baddick 1402.60 Levash 1398.03 Yago 1396.02 Burns 1360.09 Katzor 1358.88 Bugda Sons 1355.02 Hoffman 1348.56 Cozy 1348.07 Cerrito 1339.59 C.

Thomas 1330.80 Patrick 1324.97 B. Thomas 1306.14 Trella ....1302.95 Gobla 1276.10 They aln said that any conflicts caused by changes In graduation dates of local high schools because of weather also will merit a bye for teams whose personnel Is involved In the commencements. Playing fields for the league will include the Rex Antlnozzl Field for Hazleton; the Christina Memorial Field at WHHS for Big Valley; the Drlfton diamond for Freeland; Drums for Drums; McAdoo for McAdoo; and, until the new Tresckow field is completed, the Ss. Peter and Paul diamond at Beaver Meadows for Beaver Banks. All games will start at 6 p.m.

unless otherwise specified for Sundays or holidays. Umpiring assignments will be made by Chief Umpire Ray Saul. Umpires will receive $7.50 each per game. The inauguration of the senior division by the Valley Babe Ruth League brings the total number of players in the league to more than 200 youths. The league's regular division (1315 years) opened its season last week with seven teams participating.

Following are the senior division rosters: Hazleton Jeff Jones, John Baran, Bob Gavio, Joe Gavio. Lou Barletta, Mike Kinney, John Vajda, Bob Reznick, Joe Novotnak, Rick Rodgers, Ron Portonova, Joe Maddon, Mark Somits, Steve Falato-vich, Ken Klemow, Mark Cann, Neil Palumbo, Joe Fadule, Manager John Barletta, Coach Bart Yachera. Big Valley (West Hazleton) Robert Horn, Donald Horn, Dom Antonelli, Conrad Stashefski, Walter Andreuzzi, Dave Mariniak, Richard Shultz, Gary Thomas, Dan Doria, Bob Pangrazzi, Mike Pav lishin, Gary Sannie, Ed Rockovich, Frank Glowatch, Paul Busch, Man ager Alex Kozel, Coaches Tom Wallace, Bob Broadt. Freeland Bob Gasper, Paul Ferdinand, Joe Feno, Steve Yen- cha, Richie Suravich, Pat Shovlin, Bob Hludzik, Jerry Matisak, Cy Falatko, Al Kirk. John Skwierz George Ursta Frank Herring, Chuck Woodring, Mark Koldesko, Manager Emil Harascak.

Drums James Buchman, Fredie Visintainer, Pat Crawford, Tom Ksanznak, Paul Visintainer, Joe Farkus, Garry Denke, Dave Bereznak, Joseph Gregor, Robert Shelhamer, Larry Hamilton, Keith Wallace, Cody Palance, Todd James, Manager Chuck McCaffrey, Coach Taylor Wallace. Beaver-Banks Albert Donadi Art Donadi, Frank Sunzone. Rich Bevans, Frank Petrole, Alex Der-itis, Don Kairewicz, Nicky Petrole, Barry Whipple, John Ratchko, Dave Bevans, Joe Phillips, Vince Swiech Bros, loft, of Cranberry, topped the Hazleton Flying Club entries in the weekly old bird race series for the second straight event on Friday in a 500-mile competition from Glendale, S.C. On May 20 the Cranberry broth er team won the 400-mile race from Lexington, N.C., and a week earlier. May 12, was second in another 500-mile race from Glendale.

All this despite a slow start in which Swiech Bros, could show only a thrid-place finish in the first four races of the season. Honed to a sharp edge under the rigorous training program Swiech Bros, loft has maintained this season, the Cranberry team's birds remain distinct threats in the four remaining events in the series, which will conclude July 1. A five-miunte delay in clocking the first birds home probably cost Swiech Bros. Anthracite Concourse honors. The delay was occasioned by a distraction created by a "stray" pigeon near the Swiech Bros, loft when the race winner arrived at the coop.

As it was, Mount Carmel gained concourse honors by a narrow margin. Cook loft, Tomhicken, continued to provide stiff competition in the fight for average speed honors in TONIGHT'S ENTRIES l'CM'ONO PKTK Brenda Blackguard, James K. Frisco, Eddie Dean 2 Ophelia lyincll, Roxy VI Llnd's Delight Holly ChHmp, Oak Grove Add, Chlckiet 4 Kdgewood Kevan, Tugflre, Galaxy N. 5 Julean, Buy State Bud, Inez Byrd Mr. Doug Flame, Emma's Flush, Star Guy Frostle Murk, Tex Pinto Lady ninssom.

Sleepy Time, Sliver Tip ChHncey'g Ldy, Max L. Gallon, The Great Gnrv BEST Blossom LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS KIRKT 1800, Puce 3 Miss Kate Addlo (Benurd) 4 Scotch Tiree 7.40 4.20 2.60 (Culhano) Brother Brendan (Hand) Off 8:06. Time 2:09.3 SECOND $800, Piwe 7.00 3.40 2.40 wamaniei Dunloa (Andersen) Cardinal Byrd 4.60 3.20 3.00 4.60 4.20 (Small) Frost's Shadow (D. Warrington) Time 2:09.1 4.80 Daily Double (3-5) Paid $22.20 Quinella (1-5 or 5-1) Paid $16.20 THIRD $1,000, Trot Special Hill (Hult) 3. Speedy Tom (H.

Dancer) Bethany Belle (Brownell) Time 2:07.3 80 8.20 2.60 3.80 3.40 3.80 Exacts, (4-7) Paid $18.80 FOURTH SI, MM, PM Sweet Mary D. (W. Warrington) 15. Royal Victor (Small) Billy Bayama (Hamel) Time 2:07.2 40 8.00 4.40 7.20 4.60 3.80 FIFTH St AAA Tmt Luau (Snyder) 16.80 9.60 5.40 i rump's Ulory Wlntof At A Art Sb irey Dares (Guhy) 5.20 w.iu "f.iiu uu lime Exacts (4-8) Paid 8123.40 SIXTH $800, Pace Bata (Hamel) 5. Homeric (Manning) DhIc E.

Byrd (Duwklns) Time 2:08 20 3.00 3.00 3.60 4.00 5.40 Qulnella (2-3 or S-2) Paid $24.60 SKVENTH Royal Wrack (Dumont) 8.60 4 00 3 00 4 Big Stlrk (Hand) 3.20 2.60 6 Mistress Mary M. (Maker) 3,20 uii Time 2:08,2 Exacts (84) Paid $36.40 EIGHTH $1,800, Pace 3 Justly Yonder (Hand) 12.00 4.60 3.40 1 Dlno Mlnbar (Rush) 4.60 4.00 5 Imp's Time (W. Warrington) 5.00 uii 11:08. Time 2:05 NINTH $1,000, Pace antl (Dawklns) 6.20 4.60 3.20 2 Rod Knight (Turcotte) 3.60 4.00 3 Montoya (Nichols) 3.00 urr 11:34. Time 2:06.1 Exaeta (5-2) Paid $36.60 QuineHa (2-5 or 5-2) Paid $24.00 Attendance 3,355 Handle $261,715 Team 6 Still Leads Valmont Golf League Team No.

6 captained by Dave Buchan drew a bye last week and continued to lead the pack in the Valmont Golf League. Other members of the pace-setting squad are Ron Cheesman, Phil Davis, Lake McClure, Harold Hartzel and Russ Gasser. Team No. 1 captained by Dan Jorgenson won 32V4 points last week. Low scores by flights were Abe Bishop and Dan Jorgenson in first with 41s; Mike Pcolinsky (2nd) with 41; Phil Davis (3rd) 43, Jim French (4th) 47, Tom Hudock (5th) 54 and Frank Ozmun (6th) 59.

All league players must be at Sugarloaf Golf Club before the 6 o'clock forfeit time Wednesday. Shickora, Ed Krutulsky, Bill Hart, Manager John Ratchko, Coach Mike Katchur. McAdoo Anthony Fudge, Mlch ad Chernlgo, Michael Prekopa, Nick Kotichlslon, Joe Teprovlch, Jerry Pavllck, Mark Da miter, James Davis, Joe Balasclk, An thony Student, Pete Mlnnecl, Matt Drob, Dave Ervin, Leo Yapsuga, Dominic Kozel, Ken Yachera. John Alexandrakos, Manager Joe Prekopa, Coach Bernle Strachko. The league officials pointed out that each senior division team is authorized to carry 18 players.

Some of the clubs do not have full rosters and any youth in the Greater Hazleton Area wishing to play with one of those teams is invited to contact the manager or league officials and apply, as long as ha fits the age grouping. Following is the complete schedule for the division: June 6 Big Valley at McAdoo; Freeland at Drums, Hazleton at Beaver-Banks. June 8 Freeland at Big Valley, Drums at Hazleton; Beaver-Banks at McAdoo. June 13 Big Valley at Beaver-Banks; Hazleton at Freeland; McAdoo at Drums. June 15 Hazleton at Big Val-ley; Freeland at McAdoo; Drums at Beaver-Banks.

June 18 McAdoo at Hazleton. June 20 Big Valley at Drumsj Beaver-Banks at Freeland. June 22 McAdoo at Big Valley; Beaver-Banks at Hazleton; Drums at Freeland. June 27 Big Valley at Free- land; Hazleton at Drums; McAdoo at Beaver-Banks, June 29 Beaver-Banks at Big Valley; Freeland at Hazleton; Drums at McAdoo. July 6 McAdoo at Freeland; Beaver-Banka at Drums.

July 9 Big Valley at Hazleton. July 11 Drums at Big Valley; Hazleton at McAdoo; Freehand at Beaver-Banks. July 13 Big Valley at McAdoo; Hazleton at Beaver-Banlcs; Drums at Freeland. July 18 Freeland art Big Valley; Drums at Hazleton; Beaver-Banks at McAdoo. July 20 Big Valley at Beaver-Banks; McAdoo at Droms.

July 23 Freeland at Hazleton. July 25 Hazleton at Big Valley; Freeland at McAdoo; Druma at Beaver-Banks. July 2T Big Valley at Drumsj Beaver-Banks at Freeland. July 30 McAdoo at Hazleton. Postponed.

-f' Veteran. Jockey John L. Roti has ridden six times in the Kentucky Derby. His best finish was fourth with Nave Charger in 1965. i TONIGHT'S ENTRIES (All racei on nillu) P.O.

riBNT SHOI. Tie: OLImlnr. 11.000 Jsmel K. FrUco, S. Hundley 3-1 7 Hrendu Blitckgiiurri, J.

Green III 4-1 Cold Wyn, P. Delll Santl 7-2 3 Eddie Dt'un, G. Fret-k 6-1 3 Afton Glided, N. Gilbert 5-1 1 Lucky Champ, 3. Buch 6-1 4 Amora'i Cuih Value, D.

Wlliey 8-1 -Wallklil Dream, A. Bier 10-1 A Tally Scott, Angle Knight Jumei K. FrUeo Try once more Brenda Blackguard Poat may hinder Cold Wyn Beit effort required SECOND MOO. Pace, NW $1,000 Ltfe- time or Maiden -Ophelia Lobell, C. Mumma 6-2 3 Roxy Winters 7-2 5 Bombay Dream.

L. DoBerry Jr. 7-2 6 VI Llnd'i DellKht. W. Marsh 5-1 6 Nassau, J.

Munninif 6-1 1 Juat Mine. W. VmiKhan 6-1 4 Scotch Snip, Culhano 10-1 7 Swift Creek Faye. E. Cordwell 10-1 AE Cheater Diamond, Coneatoga Fly Ophelia Lobell Ready to icor Roxy N.

Top threat here Bombay Dream Long trip from outside Ttot, MW $2,500 71- Holly Champ, W. Marsh 8-1 7 Chlckiet, C. Guhy 4-1 5 Gracious Boy, T. Perez 9-2 3 Oak Grove Add, L. Puntollllo 8-2 6 Satan's Song.

G. Fortna 6-1 1- Ralph. A. Hult 6-1 2 Scandalize, W. Vauphan 6-1 4 Let Him Roll, J.

Tomaalno 10-1 AE Night Cap, Patty Rodll Holly Champ Accorded edge Chlckiet Watch this one Gracious Boy Not out of It rOl'BTH Pace, Claiming, AAA WWW 4 Tugflre. L. Daniels Jr. 5-2 7-2 9-2 4- 1 5- 1 10-1 6- 1 10-1 6 Galaxy G. LaPolnte 5 Linda Bayama, G.

Hamel 3 Constant Byrd, E. Davidson 7 Bon Amtgo, W. Vaughan 2 Captive Love, R. Titter 8 Cardoba, J. Winters AE Rain Time, Chester Devil TUgnre jeis nou Edgewood Kevan Ready now Galaxy N.

Will be in picture FIFTH $800, Pace, Claiming, $1,500 1 Bay State Bud. J. Prlmeau 3-1 2 Rumble, L. Nichols 7-2 4 Julean. A.

Sleva Sr. 4-1 7 Inez Byrd, B. Rush 5-J 8 Quality Lady, H. Whayland 6-1 3 J.R.'i Express, R. Titter 6-1 5 C.R.

Oregon, W. Benard JJ-1 6 My Ghost, R. Taft 10-1 AE Carla Jo. Patrick A. Bay State Bud Try here Rumble May rumble home Julean Upset winner In last SIXTH $1,000.

Pace, Claiming, $3,000 6-Mr. Dour Flame, J. Green HI 5-2 TBtnr r.nv W. warrinirton 7-2 3 Emma's Flash. R.

Cannizzo lKmvlou Ann, D. Snyder 4 Belissa, P. Magan 8 Darnley, No Driver 5 H.A. Lehigh, W. Dawklns 2 Garth Hanover, M.

Metcalfe 7-2 4- 1 5- 6- 1 10-1 10-1 AE Afton Elaine, uaeuc dim Mr. Doug Flame Chalk up one more Star Guy Chance for all Emma's Flash Money chance SEVENTH $909, Pee, Claiming, ouo 6 Tex No Driver 4 Frostle Mark. G. Polk 3 Bunny Gale, B. Galambos 1 Hartvllle Time, No Driver 5 String Tocon, N.

Forman 8 Pinto Lady, G. Shafer 7 Space Brook, C. Hand 2 Chlnbro Early. W. Ross AE Lisa Ace, Speedy Lou 4- 1 3-1 9-2 5- 1 7-2 6- 1 6-1 10-1 ex u.

may lunuiae Frostle Mark Don't dismiss Bunny Gale May grab share Pace, NW $5,000 '71 72 3 Blossom. D. Wilson 1 Sleepy Time, F. Paquet 5 Holly Hill, M. Stalker 2 Eileen's Boy, L.

Wadsworth 2- 1 3- 1 9-2 9-2 5-1 a u.i' Crlnfvu T. PuntnlillO 6-1 7 Oak Grove Don, C.R. Clark Jr. 10-1 8 Jose's Dominion, R. Vinci 12-1 AE Walt Awhile, Glenshee Blossom Speedy distaff Sleepy Time Invader with credentials Holly Hill Will be close Paee, NW $2,500 '71- '72 1 Chancey's Lady, A.

Allen 4 The Great Gary, W. Vaughan 8 Katmandu, M. Metcalfe 2 Live Gay, G. Freck 3 Max L. Gallon.

A. Hult 7 Adlos Silver, L. Flocchl 6 Mlsty's Lisa, P. Magan 5Howle Scott, L. Nichols 5-2 7- 2 4-1 4- 1 5- 1 6- 1 8- 1 10-1 AE Baywood Girl, rrouna wan Chaneev's Lady Best from rail The Great Gary Will argue Katmandu May better this Senior Babe Ruth Today's Games 6 P.M.

Big Valley at McAdoo (Setzer and Esposito) Hazleton at Beaver-Banks (Bur-key and Uhrln) Freeland at Drums, postponed. U.S. 1 8 7 8 9 2 a 1 3 4 7 1 3 2 8 4 3 2 5 3 BETTER by llazleton Today's Gamei 5 p. m. Unk'O vs.

Citizem Bank 6:15 Bob's Sporting Goods vs. Beltrami Coal The Lions blanked the Pioneers, 15-0, behind the pitching of Burke, who fanned 12. Burke also homered and doubled and Porter homered. Canno and Palko had a hit each for the losers. A report on the Jaycees and Hazle Pumps game was Incorrectly filled out and it was Impossible to determine which team won a 17-1 decision.

Extra-base hits In the game were a home run by Pete Minitola and doubles by Breslin and Ammon. West Hazleton Today's Game Justofin's vs. Uchno Plumbing Booster Club outslugged the Lions, 14-11, and Don Martonick got the mound win. McAdoo Today's Games Postie's vs. Lions Legion defeated Bank, 13-10.

Billy Drob paced the winners with a triple, double and two singles, Eric Curran had three doubles and Rusty Vigna doubled and singled. Furlani and Dinsmore had two singles each for the losers. Lions edged Bank, 6 5, behind the pitching of Frank Stratchko, who fanned 14. Stratchko and Dave Skotek also led the winning offensive. Joe Vigna and Mike Harrida were the best bets for the losers.

Hazle Township Today's Game Fairway vs. Hazle Brick (Billet) Beaver-Banks Today's Game Citizens Bank vs. Blue Comet Fire Co. trimmed Stasko Catering Monday. 4-1.

behind Mike Kon- dash's five-hit pitching. Bruce Ho- neck led the winners with three hits and Kondash, who struck out 15 batters, and Tom Phillips had two hits apiece. Formanowski had a pair of hits for Stasho's and Formanowski doubled. Valley Hutton had a home run and sing le and Kobrick and Buchman each had two hits for the Con-Sug Blues in a 6-1 victory over the Drums Nats Mondav. Horlacher had two hits for the losers and Bell and Davies had one apiece.

The Con-Sug Lions tumbled the Drums Lions yesterday, 10-7. James doubled for the winners and winning pitcher Zeeb and Treon had a single apiece. Tom Kisen-wether and Dave Fanning had a double and single each for the Lions and Frank Brosius doubled. Slo-Pitch Softball Today's Games 5:45 Bove's Market vs. J.

Bass St. Stan's. 7 Continental Can vs. Pa. Brake Supply, St Stan's.

5:45 Bulldogs vs. Har- wood Cycle, East End. 7 Peoples 1st vs. Zip Tigers, East End. 5:45 Pancho's Terriers vs.

Hazleton Dodgers. Pardeesville. 7 Leader Store vs. Gabriels Pardeesville. Yesterday's Scores Charlie's Paints 14.

Gateway Ga tors 4 E.Z. Wienches 8. Tony's Market 3 Peoples Bank 18, Pa. Brake 7 Minor's Service Station 8, Bott's Valley View 5 Cougars 8, Tony's Produce 3 Hazleton Owls 15, Continental Can 6 Zip's Tigers 13, Leader Store 12 'Ray Federlcl of Paterson, N.J., is captain of the Army tennis team. Coaches of the 10 teams in the McGeehan School Baseball League have selected the following first and second all-star teams and honorable mention players.

First Team Cy Falatko, Freeland, Joe Balasclk, Marian, lb; Chuck Kel ly, Shimokln Lourdes, lb (tie); Joe Novatnak, WIS, 2b; Ron Carul- 11, Marian, 3b; Chris liigglns, 1'oUnvlile, at; Jeff Jones, WIS, If; Jerry Matisak, Freeland, cf; Glenn Gaffncy, Poltsville, rf; Bob Selgrade, Cardinal Brennan, Joe Maddon, 1II1S, George Ursta, Freeland, p. Second Team Bill Brehoney, Pottaville, Jim Lurvly, MMI, lb; Dave Sandrl, Lourdes, 2b; Bill Curllla, MMI, Cusate's, Star Win Softball HAZLETON FREELAND SOFTBALL LEAGUE Yesterday's Scores Cusate's 7, Gordie's 4 Star Cleaners 6, Ground Floor 5 Today's Game Lakata's vs. YMPA at Northeast Cusate's Hotel collected 13 hits in a 7-4 conquest of Gordie's Barbers yesterday. Ivy Michael had three singles for Cusate's, Jack Kislan and Paul Komishock doubled and singled, Stan Starro and Roy Bevans had two singles each, Jim Avilllon doubled and Pete Haentjens had a single. Gene Plaza homered for the losers and he also had a single and Wertz duplicated his feat.

Webster added a double and single and Beam, Myers and Dracz had a single each. The line score: Cusate's 005 020 0-7 13 Gordie's 210 010 0-4 9 1 0 Michael and Bevans; Preat (6) and Myers. Dracz, Star Cleaners scored two runs in the last of the sixth inning and edged Ground Floor, 6-5. Dave Mi-shinski tied the game with a sacrifice fly before Frank Buchman singled in the clincher. Hoot Yachera set the pace for Star with a triple and double, George Martonick had a homer, Bob Zientek and Paul Leonard had a double each, and Buchman, Joe DeBias and Mishinski had a single each.

I Lou Fiore was hot for the losers with a triple, single and three rbi, Lou Beishline tripled and Len Buchman. Ron Christina and Joe Valley Babe Ruth League Weatherly topped Booster Club at West Hazleton Monday, 5-3, as John Kairewich led the way with three hits, John Timko had a triple and single and Todd Warner and Barry Barbush each had two hits. Tom Lazo was the winning pitcher in relief of Kairewich. Gogola had a two-run homer and a single to lead the losers. CVCO dealt Thomas Electric a 14-3 defeat yesterday.

Barry Ervin not only pitched a two-hitter for the winners, but he paced the onslaught with a pair of doubles and two singles. Wallace, Properi and Holloway had two hits each for the winners. Dave Wolfe had both Thomas Electric hits. McAdoo defeated The Hut, 11-1. Chernigo got the win on a two-hitter and Moisey led the winning attack with three hits.

Cara and Holly chipped in with two bingles apiece and Furlani and Chernigo had one each. Wielibinski and Demko had a single each for the losers. CIUCI TO BE FETED GREAT NECK, N.Y. (AP) Al Ciuci, the golf pro who discovered Gene Sarazen, is retiring after 47 years as pro at the Fresh Meadow Country Club. He will be honored by his club at a dinner-dance June 21.

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