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Pagel2dRANFORD(N.J.)Cj[TIZENANDCHRpNICLEThursday,May8,1975
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Bears boost
by wliiniijg 3
Cougars run win streak to 9;
enough lead
sax
of them could get past' two'
Bears game 6:2" and win. its
straight Came
sets. Union Catholic Jumped
added three more conference : Kenllwartti
J04 000 0 - e S 0
victories and uppedVtheir ' Vietuchen
000 000 2 • 1 3. • • on the Bears and won the three
and b e Maalo; Katlnec,
single matches to-take: a' 3-0<
season record to i 9-4. . Kuoelmann
Wallace (5), Letter ( 4 ) , Cunningham (r)
lead and clinch a victory..
Metuchen, Roselle Park and and Chlim. WKucjl«mann
( I D LDean Kalamaris and Mike
Hillsborough all were handed Katlnec (P») : „ J ———:;
defeat by Brearley, as the Kenilworth 3-ltoseUePark,2 . Reynolds combined to win
Frank LoBrace held the first doubles in two sets, thus
Bears took over third place in
the Mountain Valley Con- Bears to only, three hits, but keeping the Scotch Plains
they were three too many as school from getting a shutout
ference with a 5-2 record.
the Brearley nine edged out' In second doubles, the Bars
Kenilworth 6 - Metuchen Z
Tuesday Kenilworth' faced Roselle Park, 3-2, and won' were victors as Nick Lordi and
easily
Metuchen and despite a rain- their fourth Mountain Valley Mark ° Tinnerella
handled
their opponents,
Conference game. .
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Kenilworth took a 1-0 lead in winning the match 6-3 and 6-2.
inning when Billy Legg the second inning. Left led Despite' the brillant perwalked and Jeff Dunn reached the inning off with a stand-up formances of the two doubles
on an error. Frank O'Such hit double, which was followed by teams, th^Bears still came up
a sacrifice fly which . gave two pop outs. LoBrace could short and lost the contest 3-2.
Brearley. a second and third have gotten the third out, but a
Track
situation with two outs. throwing error to first scored
After losing five straight
Legg
and
gave
the.
Bears
the
Ronnie Yuhl hit a ground ball
meets, Coach Tom- Santo the third baseman, which he lead. Brearley opened up the taguida's young team won its
overthrew to first and the lead in the sixth, scoring two first meet when they edged
more unearned run's off
Bears took, a 2-0 lead.
LoBrace and his teammates. Pingry, 63-58. Senior Mike
KenUworth scored again in
I^oline-took-two-first-placesthe third inning and opened
as he won the javelin and shot
five
costly
errors,
while
the
their lead to 64). Larry Buntele
put with throws of 164'5" and
opened the inning with a single Bears had one.
50'8" respectively. Bob Walsh,
With
the
score
3-0,
Roselle
and went to second on a walk
running workout events, took
to Legg. Dunn flyed out awT Park got a pair of singles and second in the 220 (24.1) and
Brearley error
,tin-tne-Iong,jump (20'8").
CUSuch hit a single to knock in
senior, Bob Shollar,
two more runs and give
Brearley a 4-0 lead. Yuhl Bear lead to 3-2. After going captured two second places.
gave Kenilworth "first and down in order, the Bears had He ran a 54.5 in the 440 and a
second when. he walked. to hold off the Panthers in the 2.10 in the 880 to earn six team
Senior Charlie La Polla seventh. Frank O'Such, who points. Both Walsh and Shollar
.smashed - a-single down the- hurled a two-Jiitter,... needed, also were members of the mile
Yight field- line to give relief from Kevin Read to. relay team, which also inretire the side and pick up his cludes Ed Irvin and Harold
Brearley its final two runs,
Durham, which won in 3.43
Wayne Kuglemann was first win of the '75 season.
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just two seconds off the school
pitching one-hit ball until the Kenilworth
Rosalie Park
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seventh/wben the Bulldogs got O'Such, Read (7) and De Malo; LoBrace • record..
-Salvantl. W- O'Such ( 1 0 ) . Ltwo hits antLscored two runs. and.
Manville handed the Bears
LoBrace « • ) ) , Jfl- K. Legg.
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But kenilworth had a big Kenilworth 4 - Hillsborough 2 their fifth straight lass and
Kenilworth broke its two- recorded their sixth victory of
game losing streak when it the year. Junior Bob Walsh
beat Hillsborough 4-2. The excelled for,Brearley as he
es in the his
Raiders had a 2-0-leadjump (6'2"), 330 intermediate
into the bottom of the sixtl
The girls' varsity tennis inning and pitcher Tom Mob- hurdles (42.1), and the 120
team at Cranford High School leyvhad held Brearley to one yard hurdles (14.9). He also
added two wins to its record, hit, a triple by O'Such. But the took second in the long jump
now 4-1.
Bears suddenly exploded and with a leap of 20'2". Mike
Last Monday, the girls had bases loaded and no outs. Paoline also won two events,
played Battin and easily A-lead-bffAyailrtb-Buntele-and- -when-he-threw~the~shot-put—J
overcame their^inexperienced -Smgies-by-Read-and Vin B e -50'2^ andthe javelin ' 1 ' ^
opponents. 5-0. At first sinel'
These^two-athletes-coml
Maio-loaded'-theRoseMarie Haddad won 6-1, &• senior outfielder Legg. He for 28 points, but Kenilworth
1, while Nancy Neuman won cracked a triple in the left- could only obtainiive more
her match at second singles 6- center alley to give the Bears and lost to the Mustangs 98-33.
2,6-1. Terry Lies took * her a 3-2 lead. Jeff Dunn knocked
Golf
match at third singles 6-0, 6-1. in Legg with a single to score
The^golfers last week wonr
Anne Hogan and Nancy Brearley's final run. Pitcher
eighth straight match
Nicholls played*" first doubles Wayne Kuglemann, who held
id upped their season record
and won in straight sets 6-0, 6- the Raiders to four hits, got,
to 10-1.
" 0, while at second doubles, the side out in the sevenths;
The .Bears, 6-i in the
Tobi Reichman and Barbara won his first game or the
Mountain Valley Conference,
Seigel won 6-0, 6-3.
Hlllsboroogh
OWMffl-0 2 4 0
earned their first shutout of
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Tuesday the girls traveled Kenilworth '
*Aobley, W o r b e t i / < « > . Johruon (6),
to Roselle and won 4-1. Mobley (4) and l<ut«lls, Kuglemann and the year by beating HillsHaddad
lost a tough match to De Malo. W-KOolomann (11) L Mobley borough 18-0. Joe Soprano and
Kevin McCofmack each shot a
(3-2) 3B>H McDonough, Clark 3 B K
her1 opponent at first singles, 1- O'SucJtfXegg
41 to Lead Kenilworth. Tom
6, 3-6. Playing second singles
ie
Union
County
for
Cranford,
Neuman Tournament game . against Hennigan (42), Frank Kora
(43), Ray Mannion (44), and
overcame her opponent, &-h<
Roselle was rained out Wayne Mannion (48) each won
1. Cranford's undefeate^tnird Friday! The Bears, who are
singles player, Liesycdntinued eighth seeded, will have to three team points to round out
her streak by winning 6-1, 6-1. face Union, (first seeded and the scoring. Korn had a birdie
Cranford"s/first doubles second in state standings) who on the par 5 ninth at Galloping
team of Hogan and Seigel won crushed Springiflid 13-1 in first Hill Golf Course.
At Ashbrook Golf Course in
after/iheir.
opponents round action, if they beat the
Clark, Kenilworth edged out
defaulted after the first set Rams of Roselle. ' •'
Bound' Brook 10-8 and kept its
/which was 6-1. The; second
Tennis .
winning streak inta'ck. Hendoubles team of LizSheils and
The tennis team added two nigan lead the Bears with a 42
Lisa Sirkin also won by default more loses totheir 1-8 record and won Vh. points from his
a fter winning the first set 6-0.
last week. The Bears fell to opponent. Soprano and Korn
With a 4-1 record, the team Highland ParkNihd Union each shot a 44, while the
will be competing in the state Catholic.
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Mannion brothers, Ray (48)
tournament. The coach is Mrs.
Against Highland Park and Wayne (50), won the
Betty Gonzales.
Kenilworth was shutout 5-0 for match winning two team
the fifth time. The entire points each.
Jerry L« Page
doubled nome elevens,,
"^Stevens hit « double scoring
Cranford picked up two more
making it 6-3.
Jacobs
to
give
Cranford
back
The Cranford varsity h»ri£
runs. With one out, Alan
Sheehan
and
Carlin,
who
ball team (11-1) r a n y d win- the lead. Carlin drove home have been hot at they plate, Jacobs walked, Walters
ning streak tb nine^games this tWo more ruas, giving him collected- two hits each and singled to right on a hit and
week by 'conquering Scbtch four RBIs for "the day and* Fingerman also collected two. run play and Jacobs scored on
Plains, Summit and Roselle. giving Cranford a 6-3 lead.
the rightfielder's . error.
After
Gachko retired hits.
The Surnmit game was the
Sheehan followed 'with a
Cranlord
400 100 I 4 I 0
first game of the Union County Roselle in the sixth, the game Summit
003 000 0. 3 4 7
double, to right, scoring
Blenkowtkl, Gachko (3), and Pleksri.
Tournament and the _win was called. Gachko picked up Millar
Walters, making it 54).
and
Soreno
W
Gachko
51
L
enables Cranford to move into his sixth win of the year, Miller
Brown ran into trouble in
the second round, fa ing against one loss. Bob Hahn,
Cranford 5 - Scotch Plains 2 the fifth and Jim Carsey came
Stevens,
and
CarJin
collected
Westfield at home tomorrow
Jon Brown made his first into a bases-loaded flone-out
at 3:45 p.m The win over two hits each,''as Cranford varsity start Friday and situation and retired one
Roselle was a conference collected U in the game. m—pic-ked—up—the—w4n,--After- bdtter and walked one. Coach
JUU UJA
game and it gavcCrantora a 5- Craniord.
retiring Scotch Plains on one Norm Koury brought Gachko
Rcnelle
' 160 100 3 3 1
0 record in the National Dlrnkowjkl, Brown (31, Guchko (4), and hit in the top of the first, the Into the game, and he put out
Division of the Watt-hung Plekarj, Sumrmrrville, Coyle M). Holt Cougars jumped for three Scotch Plains. Brown picked
up the win.
Conference and a com- 3(5). and Hulie .W G.a c t i k o 6 I L Coylf I
runs in the bottom of the first.
manding lead in the .conWalters
and
Sheehan
Cranford6-Summit3
Walters led off with a single
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Pholo by JeH Pastuiyn
ference.
In the County Tournament and was sent to second by collected two hits each for
AWAITING THROW —CranforcUceitcher John Piekarz
Joe Gachko pitched into(all game SaturdaV, Cranford
Cranford and had fine games
was set for a* tag at the-plate during the Union County*
three games, working 'A al jumped on Summit for four Sheehan. Hahn singled to load in theTield.
Tournament Saturday against Summit, but ball was
. 300 700 x • 5 4 0
of nine scoreless innings and runs in the first inning. the bases, Piekarz drove home Cranlori
a run with a fielder's choice,
Plaint
000 000 0 1 3 3
knocked loose and the runner scored for one of Sumallowing only one hit.
Walters singled to center and and Steveas reached base on Scotch
Brown, Cartoy (5). Gachko (5), and
mit's three runs in the bottom of the third. Cranford
Cranford 6 - Roselle :i '
came home on Jim Sheehan's an error to give Cranford its Plekari. McDede, Rl«lly (!>, Workman
[6). and Baratuccl. W Brdwn 10 L
In this conference game jiharp line drive tripje. Hahji
Tuesday, Cranford committed t a l k e d and stole" second as three runs.
errors in the first inning and pjekarz singled through the
Roselle had an early 2-0 lead. vac-ant shortstop area, scoring
Cranford battled back in the . sheehan and sending Hahn to
Cranford
C f d also
l gott ffirst
i t andd b
by th
the fewest.
f t number of
By Cathy Beadle
bottomed the first. With two t n i r d A f t e r a g r o u n d out,
m e high hurdles, ijS.tf, and.
ramp nur ' he
Ktvnnrt plflrifj- in the Hicrnq
tirlcft. ('arliTTTiif asacrlficeTIytoIeft~
d i h ^ d t
"wittrEngene
Alvator's
throw
winner,
Harrington
was
John Piekarz sent Hahn to scoring Hahn, making it 3 0. track team ho|ted Jefferson 42.8. Eric Tarver took third'in
of 13O'2" first and Rob Vicci's second and Kale third.
third with "a single.Stevens' Gary Fingerman singled High School in a dual meet the intermediates in 45.2.
of 126'7", second.
Williams continued his
singled Hahn home Ed Carlin home Piekarz, making it 4-0. Thursday and won 884o 43.
Dave Heins, 53.4,1 and Scott toss
_
In
the
pole
vault
Rich
Kale
winning
streak in the high
doubled to right scoring two
In th<j, bottom of the third, The Cougars picked- up a Gramling/ 54.3 took a first and
more runs, giving Cranford a pitcher Hienk.ow.Rki ran into second victory Tuesday by third respectively in the 440. went 12' for the win. Jim Harr- jump, clearing S'10". Ryan
ington took third with 11'6" was.third with a jump of 5'4'L.
3-2 lead.
trouble. as. Summit scored defeating Roselle Catholic -Rob Amitrani_was another and also third in the javelin,
Keith Jackson again won
In the top of the fourth' three
runs ;
narrowing W ^ - 52 '^7 Cranford record is Cranford winner when he ran
140'7".
both hurdle events, 15.2 in the
Roselle tied the game, scoring Cranford's lead to one. Gach- 5-1.
a h57.0 half mile. Chris Burd
Cranford scored twice in the high hurdles and 40.6 in the
•an. unearned run
and Dave Ryan tied for third
Cranford HH - Jefferson 43
ko came in to get the last'out of
long
jump with TRuss Falls intermediates.
Rain began falling in--the the inning.
.
Keith Jackson was.a double with a 2:05.8.
Amitrani remained unbottom, of the fifth ancj^ieoff
Kevin Murphy* took first in« going* 18'4'/i" for first place
In the top of tlje fourth, winner in the 120-yard high
Walters led off with a single (Jaehko walked with one out. hurdles (1^.2) and'in the 330- . the tw/Hrifle in 10:05.5 and and Ravenell William jumping defeated in dual meets as he
1 8 V for third.
turned i n a 4:25.1 mile. Dave
After hitting into a drtuble play Sheehan. singled to left, yard intermediate-htirdles "Doug Stehifn followed with
• Alvator got his second win of t Heins also continued to be a
Cranford again scored throe scoring (jJachko who had (41:8). Buss Falls ran third in 10:28.8.
the meet with a toss of 44'11" winner in the 440 by running
runs with two outs Alan stolen second, making it 5-3.
in the shot put. Rob Vicci was 53.0. Scott Gramling took a
Jacobs, who replaced Hob
In
the
top
of>tM$seventh,
third_wityi 42'2".
third in 54.7.
Hahn Wh" U 'P C injnrtvl in I hi' Cranford added another rwrMike
Jackson
and
Dave
Lambert turned in 2:03.2 in
top of the fifth, singled to left. With one out, Stt'vens walked,
Andrews - took second and half-mile for second place.
Piekarz walked and Chuck Carlin singled and Fingermnn
third places in both the 100 and
Alvator, with his best throw
V
The Cranford High varsity the first and three in the 220-yard dashes. Jackson rari of the season, 50', took first
softball team Tuesday lost its , second, while Cranford's a 10.9 in the 100 and a 24.0 in place in the shot put. Vicci
fourth name to Hillside by a pitcher,- Michelle Ffbwe, the 220. Andrews had 11.0 and won the discus with a throw of
score of B-4. The girls played a aJlawed.HHlsidconly_Qne..hite:
r129T L andAlvator was third,
[.i'ne,_xief<»n»ivc-: game but
Fern Sjlvorman opened the
Mike Durning;turned in a i2<TB'r
" •••'- ••--—•——simply could hot get their bats game for Cranford with a 4:32.2 two mile for second
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going as they got only -three walk.--As—Maureen Olejar- p l a c e ^ j u s r e d g i n g - s o u h o m o f e
tthe
r a n javelin
f o r d took
firstHarrington
and-third
in
with
hits. Their record is 2-4.
walked, Silverman stole Jerry Lambert who had the
throwing 147'2" and Vicci
Cranford soon'd one run in second and third. Olejar stole same time.
second and, on the play HillThe mile relay team of Rich 139''//'.
Sophomore Mike Jackson
side picked off Silverman Herzer (55.9), Walter Wronski
took
second in both the 100trying to steal home, Olejar (54.8), Kevin Sales (56.0) and
N O COST OR OBLIGATION!
scored Cranford's run on an Dave Heins (56.0) combined yard dash (10.8) and the 220error by the pitcher.
for a time of 3:42.7 for the win. yard dash (23.6). Andrews,
Cranford again loaded the
Cranford 69'ii - Roselle was third in the 100 with a 10.9
BASEBALL
and Williams was third in the
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bases in the second with a Catholic 52'4
Mny I ] , ' UvrkMny HI* ," hom«. I 4S
walk
to
Ann
Hudack,
a
single
Led by pole vaulters Pat 220 with a 24.2.
p.m .
*
Kevin Murphy's time of
by Clare Cody and an error by Roche, llarringtulkufi&jfcttle,
Mny IV H*ll*li)«'. away. I 4*> p rn
TERMITE & PEST CONTROL
Orangs Iroth
J 4S [j /rt
the second baseman on a who swept their event, 10:18 gaye-him ajhird place in
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PROTECTS; YOUR HOME FROM
ground ball by Terry Cranford defeated Roselle the two-mllerun.
Mity \4. Woiwlrnw Wllv>n,
Madonia? Mary Ann Daly Catholic 69'ii to 52'L> at home
The Cranford team of LamHllltlilo Iroth
ANTS* BATS» BE ES»FLEAS» MICE .MOTHS
Mrty I I . Rnhwny. nWrty. i 4^ p m
knocked in Cranford's second Tuesday.' All three vaulters bert, Keith Jackson^Gramling
TENNIS
RATS . TICKS . ROACHES • SI}_VE.RFISH
run with a fielders, choice at cleared II '6" so that the and Heins- won the mile relay
Olrlt
SPjlDERS, SQUI^aCLS. ETC ."
Mny v. l. iruli'n. liorTic. .) 4\ p m
second base. Olejar1 walked to plaeesjiad to be determined in 3:36.2. • ' "j '
Mny I I , W<Mklbr!ilu«\~hon»i'. •' 4S p m
loud* the-bases and walks to
PREE TERMITE ESTIMATES
Doyt
Dooley and Jne* McGee
M,iy V. (•InliitloW, owny, .1 is p m
brought in Cranford's final
Mny I?, CUTkHpy Ht^ , horrw. .1 4S
second singles for the first
P -"
.
By Steve Kalt
two runs.
,
time this year and crushed his
M<iy IS. L Initrn. nwny. .1 4S p m
The Cranford High varsity opponent 6-3 and 6-0. Playing
The rain started' in the
OIMLS SOPTUALl.
Vanity
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fourth when Hillside scored tennis team captured its two third singles, Rick Rollman
Mnv y. Clrtrk. hortic. ,1>^ p m
five run on three hits, three matches this week defeating was ' too much for the opMrty 1.1. Wrthwny, nWrty., 3 4$ p r^
AAi*y 14. Mllll'urn. hoiTic, J 4S p TTI
wai'*s and an error. Hillside Berkeley Heights 4-1 and position and won by the
M»» IV HIIMili>. home, 1 JJ p n\
got
three more runs with two registering a close 3-2 decision identical scores of 6-2-2. /
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doubles and a single to put the over Scotch Plains. The match
Larry Rieder a n d e a n
M<ty V. Ni-w J'rovidptu f». O H , J JO
against Westfield was rained
game out o(reach.
p m
out. The Cougars' record is 4- Wolansky played firaWoubles
Mnv VI. Mnlp O l i l r l r l .
I 10 p in
Uist
Fridaj^s
game
against
and lost a close fjpsi set 5-7 but
Serving This Area For Over 20 Years
Mnv I I . Ki'nllwciMh. <'. M. J ?0 p"m
Uoselle was rained out and 3, winning four of. their last rebounded welrto win the next
M.iy M. I P Kprinrlly. W V. I 20 p m
five
matches.
was scheduled to be made up
TMACK AND F I E L D
two, 6-3 andfr-l. Bob Hammerl
Vanity
yesterday.
Cranford 4 - Berkeley I
and Dave Rosman ,were inM^v 10 WnU tuino t ont V rt m
Ke'vjn Koellner played first varved in a tight second
Mnv II )1ill>lcli>. hoimv I 4S p m
TKACK MKKT
M<iy IS St cili h P i m m , hofTiiv I 4S
singles Tuesday and had an 'mubjes match, but came out
HKVU HKI)I!I.KI>
cuiiy time winning 6-2 twioa, ~on the short end, 4-6 twice.
W, Summ*4. nwny. J 4S
Sunday's rained-'out AAU"
Bruce Levine
at
Cranford 3 - Scotch Plains 2
Junior Olympic track and
Playing first
singles,.
Swim
ming
lesson
field "rneet
has
been
KENILWORTHThe
Koellner had a Tough second
"rescheduled for 'Sunday, May
sign-up continues set losing, 1-6, but captured Kenilworth Recreation Girls'
Recreation
meet will begin at 1 p.m. with
the H. & I. Fuel Oil Co.
an.d Parks Dept. reports that Levine, who played second with
registration and check-in
defeating
the Schering Corp.
singles,
won
his
first
§et
6-4,
at 12:30 p.m.,
, registration for summer swim but lost the others 3-6 and 6-7. 9-2 and the defending champs,
As fought by starting
lessons
will
be
extended
' » * • • « » • *-• » • «
beyond May 10. Registrations Holknan, at third singles, lost Kennedy Opticians, beating
M ah or is hi Mahesh Yogi
_J4cDonal.d's 20-12.
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..will bif.-tnken-aL-ihe Jndoor- 2J> twice.^
For H.&I., Dawn Perrette
Rieder " and Wolansky,
pool, Centennial Ave. from 11
first
doubles, had three homers and was the
a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays playing
rebounded tfrom a 1-6 first set winning pitcher.^ Denice
only, through May 31.
Post Office)
defeat
to take the other sets 6-2 Materia and Jan Santiso had
Jugan
Prop
All students without a and 6-4.
second doubles two hits each while Pat
previous certificate ' will be ' Hammerl At and
Rosman Hoffman
and
Terresa
Road Service
given a pre-test to determine bounced back to win 6-2
and
6Restuccia
doubled.
Donna
Towing
proper placement. The fee is 4
• Lospinosa, Linda Fields "and
Complete Automotive
$
f
>
per
person
por
class
and
Diane Fischer played well
7.30 P.M., Thursday, May 8
sorvici.1 find repairs
thm' art1 no refunds after Golfers win 8th r
defensively
for Schering.
June 1
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Leading the Kennedy team
defeat
Plain
field
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Carvalho wins .
The Cranford High School was Carolyn Neville with a
Criintord
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golf
team won its eighth grand slam' home run.
Lst in mat event
straight match Thursday by Maureen Vames homered and
Hot) Carvalho of ('> Orange defeating Plainfield 15-3, to Roxanne Faines and Donna
Avo was a first place winner remain undefeated so far this Pantina shared the pitching
in I ho Bridgeport Upper season
with Roxajine getting a homer
MiTion wrestling chanv '
The winners were led by and Donna, a triple.
pionships Saturday in King of Mark F.gan's round of 40
For McDonalds, JoanHarris
Prussia, Pa
Mark Pittenger and Bob homered, Lori Pinder reached
A thin! grader at Koosovelt McCormick #ach shot 41 Bill base each time up, and Sue
School, Hot) competed in the IJoscynzki and Mike La Kotch had five strikeouts
tW pound weight class of the Ferrara had rounds of 42nnd during the two innings she
eight years old and under Slade Martin came in with a pitched. Sandy Buntele played
division
.
well in the field.
This week, Kennedy meets
•1 He certain the self1. Make s u r e Ihr ^ n i s s IKIJ^ IS mounted he
Schering and McDonald's
piopelletl mower has rearplays H.&I.
tween the IKIIHIICS, SO it t r i m s Host1 on Imth
uheel drive for greater
sides. You i\m mow .inyuli r t
traction And automatic tree
ups.
By Mark Gross
Cougar trackmen rap Jefferson, Roselle C
Net squad
wins two
Girls' softball team
falls to Hillside 8-4
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Cougar
schedule
ARNOLD'S
i
Netsters win twice
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