BY PHIL SCHUNK

OAKDALE—Coach Dick Kelly's Seton Hall track team captured the Nas-sau-Suffolk Catholic High School League Championships held here last Thursday atLa Salle Military Academy.

The Blue Eagles scored 53 points , followed by St. Agnes with 52'/2. LaSalle MA with 21 J/> ," St. Mary's with 15 . St. Dominic's with 3, St. Aaithony's with3, and St. Pascal's, which did not score.

For the |)ast two seasons , Setonhad f inished second behind theStags from Rockville Centre, butthis year , the Kellymen. withstrong all-around scoring andexcellent , balance in the fieldevents brought the crown to Pat-chogue.

Senior Bob Zebrowski copped afirst place and shattered a meetrecord in the broad jump with aleap of 211 feet -l-'1, inches , whileteammate Frank Condon , who hascleared 5 feet 10 inches , grabbeda first in the high jump, hitting 5feet SVli inches. Dick Frey alsowon a first , taking the 180 yardlow hurdles in 0:22.1

Seton 's powerful t r i o , ArtChrist , Rod Crowell and John.Schmitt monopolized the fieldevents show. Crowell , who hastossed the discus 103 feet in prac-tice , settled for 140 feet 1 inch inwinn ing the event. Christ andSchmitt finished second and thirdrespectively and in the shot put ,the husky Eagles copped the sec-ond, third and fourth places.

Donovan UpsetThe only sad note for the Blue

Eagles was Don Donova n 's upsetloss in the mile run. The red-headed perennia l mile championwas easily loping in fourth placebehind Jim Waite and Joe .Toergid St. Agnes and soph Bob Fuscoof Seton , pi-esumahlv wai t ing to

turn on the steam in his famousstretch drive. However , it neverhappened.

Donova n began to move out atthe end of the third lap and bythe beginning of the fourth , hewas batt l ing Waite for the lead.Suddenly, Donovan appeared tofalter and then he grimaced withnoticeable pain.

"Lib oh ," said Coach Kelly."Don 's in trouble. He never breaksstride."

Waite quickly passed Donovanin a burst of speed, as Don droppedback to second , third and finallyfourth place.

Donovan Pulls Tendon"Nuts ," said Donovan after

crossing the finish line , "I pulleda tendon in my leg. I felt I wasgoing great. I was pretty sure Icould beat 'em , but that leg justwoundn 't run for me after I pulledthe tendon."

Donovan 's loss ended his two-vear rule among the milers in -.theNSCHSAA. Led by first-place ,limWaite 's 4:29.6, the four runnerseasily cracked Don's one-year-oldmeet record of 4:38.5. Joe Joergwas clocked in 4:30.9 for 2nd place;Bob Fusco's 4:31.0 was good forthird and Donovan 's 4:31.9 gothim fourth place.

This was an exciting meet withSeton leading the Stags 41-39 ',4before the running of the relays.St. Agnes needed three victoriesto win. St. Mary 's however ,captured the medley relay andSeton was home free.

N 'ine new meet records wereestablished with the Stags ac-counting for seven. Seton 's Zeb-rowski in the broad jump and St.Mary 's medley relay team set theother two marks. For St. Agnes ,Jim Gallagher in the 200, DickMcManus in the 440 . Tom Higginsin the 880. Waite in the mile andMike Curley in the pole vault setnew records.

Also , the Slag fvosh distancemedley quarter of Wally Jacobs ,Tim Kenneal ly, Jerry Herchenroe-der and John Stevenson set arecord as did the two mile teamof Jim Waite , Ed Lill ie , Joe Joergand Tom Higgins.

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Seton Track Team WinsNSCHS League's Crown

THIS WEEKIN SPORTS

RIZ LEAGUEWith player - manager Chris

New-ham hurling h i s secondstraight shutout, South ShoreC & D moved into first place viaa 6-0 victory over Carl & Bob'sto highlight last week's action inthe Patchogue Businessmen's Soft-ball League.

In other games, Patchogue Bowl-ing Center chalked up its secondvictory in three starts by wallop-ing Four Seasons Sports Centeron Friday to the tune of 11-2. Thewin gave the Bowlers -undisputedpossession of second place , onehalf game ahe,ad oif the defendingchampion Syhelle Carpets. LastWednesday, the Carpetmen scoredtheir first vietory of the seasonwith an easy 13-1 decision overFour Seasons.

Postponed b e c a u s e of wetgrounds was last Tuesday's con-test between Lyons Ford of Coramand South Shore. The Coram nineis the only team which has not yetseen anv action.

Thursday 's battle between theBohmen and South Shore sawNewham pitch his second straightthree-hitter. His other whitewash-ing was against Four Seasons.Four Seasons 200 000 0—- 2 4 3Patch. Bowling 00.1 134 x—1 1 7 3

ROECKLEIN , M. Stephani (5)and Digilio: BROOKS and J.Stephani. Home run—Savino.South Shore C & D 40! 100 0—G 9 1Carl & Bob's 000 000 0—0 3 1

N FAV H A M a n d J ames; M c-GINNESS and Maler.Svbelle Carpet 002 53,1 0—13 15 5Four Seasons 001 000 0— 1 C 3

VIGORITO and B. Zimlinghaus:M. STEPHANI , Kottman (0) andDigilio.

STANDINGSW L Pet.

South Shore C & D 2 0 1.000Patch. Bowling Center 2 1 .fif.7Carl & Bob's 1 1 .500Syhelle Carpets 1 1 .500Lyons Ford 0 0 .000Four Seasons Sports .. (I 3 .000

SLO-BALLThe Patchogue Village Recre-

ation Dept. Slo-Ball League beganits fourth week of play with Mon-day and Tuesday games beingrained out.

In the A League on Wednesdayevening the Amvets beat Patch-ogue Music at the ShorefrontPark , 10-5. The winn ing pitcherwas Art Uecehio , the loser wasTom McGroaYy. On ThursdayLabua Clippers rolled over Clear-view and Fiala with 15 runs onl(i hits and one error with Clear-view-Fiala getting three runs oneight hits and one error. GeorgeBrunquell hit a homer for thelosers. Homeruns were hit by TopPrach , two, and Al Sposato andRoy Still hit one each.

On Friday June 3 the K & DBulldozers wil l play their rainedout game wi th George TV. ThePeoples Bank will piny Swa nCleaners on June !l at Paragon fortheir rained out game.

In the B League only one gamewas played due to rain outs. Thatwas between the Spanish Ameri-cans and the Sabre Club. TheSpan-Ams got 11 runs on 15 hitsand two errors. The Sabre Clubgot five runs on 11 hits and threeerrors. The winners got two home-runs hit by Rosario and Bobet.The standings in the A Leagueas of Mav 31 are:

w r.K & D Bulldozers 3 0Labua Clippers 3 1Patchogue Amvets 3 1Peoples Bank 2 1Geo. TV 2 1Patchogue Music 1 3Swan Cleaners 0 3Clearview Fiala 0 4

The standings in the B Leagueas of May 31 are :

W LBlue Pt. F. D 3 0Pythians 2 1Spanish Americans 2 2VFW 1 1Sabre Club 1 3Men 's Club 0 2

* * *TOWN RF.C. SLO-BALL,

SOFTBALL

N. Bellport SIo-BnllRon & Bill ' s 100 001 0—8NBAA 000 002 3—5

Kellerman & Dearborn ; McCourt* Phill ipsRafewav Bldr 301 010 0—5Patch . Moose 300 000 x—fi

Van Schaik. Alva rez & Made-fies; Horn & Belmonte.Rkhv Asphalt (T73 101 1—1 0Rockets AC 200 020 0— 4Pox-, Wallnn & Dohrie, Groh ;Henrv <?• Tilts . O'Connor.Hkhvn VFW 000 020 0—2Hagerman FD 340 200 x—ft

Scheibe] & Clark ; S. Palermo &Strano.

LEAGUE STANDINGSW L

Brookhaven Asphalt 4 0Hagerman F. D 3 1Rockets A. C 2 2Ron & Bill ' s 2 2Safeway Bldrs 2 2Brookhaven VFW 1 3Patchogue Moose 1 3N. B. A. A 1 3

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MIDDLE COUNTRY SOFTBALLHnnnpai ie -e Homes 018 000 0—11VFW 4927 040 001 0— 5

Armel l ino & St. Louis; Infranco,Hackett & Fiorello.White Horse Inn 010 101 0—3New Ilvde Park 201 000 3— f t

Hard wick & McCusher; PnduanoSr. Petito.New Hvde Park 100 030 4—8VFW 4027 020 000 0—2

Paduano & JPotito; Infranco &

Fiorello.LEAGUE STANDINGS

W LNew Hyde Park 4 0Tinker Teachers 2 2VFW 4927 2 2Dellwood Dairy 1 2Hauppaugo Home 1 2White Horse Inn 1 3

RUMMED IIP in ""' National Amateurr\.UIM>EJ\-Ur SOccer t i t le com pet it ion isPatchogue Soccer Club. Locals olst to SI. LouisKutis Soccer Club, 4-0, Saturday night. It wasSt. Louis' fifth consecutive amateur champion-ship. On Sunday, the Patchogue Soccer Clubtied the Schwaben Soccer club in Chicago, 2-2.Patchogue was leading 2-0 with four minutesremaining. Schwaben's second goal came with

seconds left to play. Members of PatchogueSoccer Club are. kneeling, left to right , FredGlueckert. Peter Kihbel. Dieter , Backhaus, K.Gawor , Fritz Gruenheidt , Tom Lawn. Stand-ing, left to r ight , Henry Themann , Anton DeKruyn . Richard De Bruyn , Harry Themann , ArtLeseberg, Douglas Johnson , Hans Rat je , KonradEnglert , Rudi Schranz , manager and trainer.

f^DUMTMP CU M/T of hands of rival pitchers opensUl EJNllNtj OnAJML i':,tclio K iif YMC A L i t t l e Leagueseason. Mike Macy, left , of Rollic team , shut out Rotary. 13-0,last Monday at Four Sisters Park. At r i ght is Rotary hiirler ,John Di Martino. Umpire is Angelo Ju l ian , president of League.

Patchogue Places FifthIn Class A Track Run

H U N T I N G T O N — Patchogue H i gh School' s track t eam scored15M: point s to ' place f i f t h in t he t eam scor ing race when the RedRaiders compel.' il in the f i f t y - s i x t h a n n u a l Class A t r a c k and fieldchamp ionships held Sa turday on t he fas t H u n t i n g t o n High School t rack .

Included wore two f i r s t s, t w o t h i r d s and t w o f o u r t h s in the 12events ill which the Raider t h i n - '?' . lads of Cach Oliver P e t t y com-peted.

The locals received a no t h e r f ineperformance f rom j u n i o r RayHombach whoso 2:01.3 c lockingwas the best of two sect ions run .This also marked t h e t e n t hs t r a igh t meet in which he lias conicin first .

R u n n i n g in the second sec t ion ,the Patchogue th ine l a i l took t h elead r igh t at t he outse t and open-ed up a 15 vard lead a f t e r t he f irs tlap. Going in to t he f i na l 300 yards .South H u n t i ng t o n 's Rick Lo.lewickmade a bid and caugh t t h e Pa tch-ogue speedster on the back s t re tch.

For a p p r o x i m a t e ly 15 yards ,both boys raced shoulder to shoul-iled. Howevei , Lodewick could not.cope w i t h Hombach 's pace as Raypulled away at the final t u r n towin by 15 yards.

Patchogue also put i n t o therecord hooks a new record for theone-mile meillev relay which wascontested for t h e first t i m e . TheRaider foursome of Bil l M u l v e v .Charlie Pino , Bi l l Scibek and Bil lPatterson established the m a r k at3:48.3.

Locals Come from BehindThe race saw the locals come

from behind to win. Mulvev run-n ing the 440 was in t h i r d placewhen he gave the bat/m to Pino .A poor exchange of the baton costthe Raiders 10 yard s, dropping

t h e m to f . i tn - i h w h e n Scibek tookover. This p o s i t i o n was m a i n t a i n -ed when t h e b a t o n was g i v e n toP a t t e r s o n for t h e SStl p o r t i o n .

For t h e f i rs t l ap , t h e Pa tchoguej u n i o r held f o u r t h p lace . Then liemade his move. W i l l i a p p r o x i m a t e -ly 3 (Hl y a r d s to !;o. he bo l t ed ontop to s tagger home 20 yardsahead of his nearest r i v a l .

In o t h e r races . Dick Schwingeplaced in a t i e I'"!' t h i r d in thel i n . R u n n i n g in t h e t h i r d and f i n a l

.sec t ion , lie was nipped al t h e wirebv R i v . - r h e a d ' s M i t c h S locki . W i t ht h e r e su l t s placed on t i m e basis ,Schwinge was en t e r ed in a t w o -w a y deadlock for t h i r d w i t h ac lock ing of 0:53.3, one second be-h i n d t h e w i n n i n g t i m e .

Sophomore Joe R u p o l o gave t i n -locals t w o p o i n t s w i t h a toss of1'i feet Vr,H n iches in l l i e shot. p u t .This was good enough for th i rdplace behind L indenhur s t 's FrankK o m a u e l l i .

F reshman Phi l G r a n i e l l o f i n i s h -ed f o u r t h in t h e 100 w i t h an ex-cel lent c lock ing of 0:10.2. In t heheats , t h e Ra ide r s t a r s p r i n t e rhad placed second to H u n t i n g t o n 'sJ i m m y Loath to q u a l i fy for thef ina l s .

The f ina l I 'a tchogue point camein t h e mi l e . Tha t was won bvPete Pet ty who placed f o u r t h . be-hind t h e e v en t u a l w i n n e r M a t t e oCucrhiaru of Riverhead.

Little LeagueThe Patchogue YMCA Little

League completed its first week ofactivity. Highlight of the weekwas tlie three-hit pitching perfor-mance of Mike Macy of the Rollicteam which displayed strong hi t -t ing power as they crushed Rotary,13-0, in the season 's opener atFour Sisters Park.

Despite a bases loaded home runby Tommy Merlo . Carl .v. Bob'shist to the strong Rollic team, 0-4.

Team Standings(As of May 30)Southside League

W LRollic 2 0Linos 1 1Rotary 1 1Carl & Bob's 0 2

West sideW L

Savino Bros. 1 0M a i n St., Bakery 0 0Kiwan i s 0 0Union Savings Bank 0 1

Minor LeagueW L

So. Bay Pontine 2 0Amvets 1 0B'nai lirith 0 0Peoples Nat 'l Bank 0 0Ri le Fuel Oil 1 1Ben 's A u t o Glass 0 1American Legion 0 1Lions ( M ) 0 1

Softball in Full SwingTown Rec. Committee Doings:

By Win OlmsMIDDLE COUNTRY SOFTBALL — With four straight wins

tucked sattl y beneath their soft ball belts , Steve Lundy 's New HydeParkers are giving every indication that they will be a tough nutto crack dur ing the current campaign. Chief contributor to the NewHyde Park success to date has bt-en pitcher Sal Paduano who. dur-ing the past week, shaved the VFW Post 4907 am] tne white HorseInn on successive evenings by scores of 8-2 and 0-3 respectively.Paduano in his four outings to date has proved to be a difficultpuzzle to the opposition who have been able to gather only 21 basehits in the four games played. The league leaders ' most recent vic-tory over the Whi te Horse Inn proved to be the thriller of theyoung season. Trailing 3-2 going into the sixth stanza the WhiteHorse tied it. at 3-3. The score remained deadlocked through thetop of the .seventh after which Tony Legotti hi t for the distancewith a pair of mates aboard to keep New Hyde Park atop the leagueladder. The Parkers will have a high hurdle to scale next Wednes-day night, when they cross bats with the Tinker Teachers who havelooked impressive in recent vompeti t ion . The Teachers rolled up 22tallies in the ir game against Dellwood Dairy last week and arehoping to continue the h i t t i n g habit against the league leaders innext week's game.

T H I R D LEAGUE—With all the talk going on in major leaguecircles about the new third league reminds us that the Town Recrea-tion 's third Slo-Ball loop swings into action next Wednesday nigh tbeneath the arcs of the Mastic Beach Recreation Field. The openerwill pit Eddie Mansfield's Mastic Beach ten against John Rufolo 'sMedford Eagles . Other league teams include North Bellport , theEast Moriches Slaters, Center Moriches and Manorville. The compe-tition will be conducted in two halves with the league season closingout August 12. The North Bellport League and the Northern Brook-haven loop will also close out dur ing the second week of Augustaf ter which the respective league champs will go at it in a roundrobin to determine the Brookhaven Town Slo Ball championship.

SUMMER ALMOST H E R E — W i t h the heavy baseball , softballand slo-ball actvity going on throughout the town and the otheroutdoor activity which will be getting underway in just a few moreweeks, Bob Coony, Town Recreation director , has been busy duringrecent weeks l in ing up what promisss to be the. most active Sum-mer progra m in town recreation history. Mr. Cooney has been work-ins: with his assistants drawing up an aquatic program to be heldat all the town beaches. Cit izens can look forward to a lot ofactivity at the beaches during the months of July and August.

UPS A N D DOWN'S—Uast week we mentioned that we saw theRockets us the smoothest working uni t in the North Bellport slo-ballloop. However , in their recent game against the Asphalt, the onlyrockets we -could see were those of the blue dart variety which weretriggered by the atomized Asphalt war clubs. The game was typicalof the type played by the blue clad men of "Skip" Henry. TheRockets , af ter turn ing in two fine defensive efforts against theNBAA and the Moose, were gui l ty of 12 errors in their game againstthe town champions.

League leaders in the hit parade now include the following: JimMiller of the Rockets , .857; Bud Corwin . Asphal t , .709: Pete Schor-dine. Asphal t .025; Charley Grecco of Hagerman , .025, and SalFederico of Asphalt , .528 . . . Fielding play of the week wasturned in by Felix Main-uso as he raced in out of the left fieldshadow to glove Bob O'Connor 's blooping bid for a base hit . . .Charley Grecco leads Bud Corwin in the 11B1 department 10-9 . . .The Asphalt leads the league in team BA wi th a .403 . . . Upsetof the season was turned in by Pat Felice's Moose Men who up-ended an under-manned Safeway squad 0-5. The loss for Safewayjust about e l iminate d it from any chance of winning the first halfchampionshi p. The Safeway-Moose encounter, incidentally, set aleague record fur the fastest game ever played in league competi-tion. The seven innings were completed in just. 45 minu tes . . . Withfour weeks of the season havilig been vompleted the league has yetto lose a game to the wea the rman . . . Don Seheibl pitched 11 finegame against the ha rd -h i t t i ng l lagermani tes , holding them to fourearned runs . . . John Readey of the N B A A is the only man in theleague to hav e to his credit h i t s in the HR, 3B, 215 and singlecolumns . .. . Bill Horn had Ralph Waters' Safeway men up in theair in more ways than one. A l l but three of the Safeway batterswere retired via the tlv ball or pop up route.

BASEBALL A R O U N D THE CORNER The townshhip hardballact ivi t iesw ill soon get, underway as an est imated 45 teams go at itin the race for sectional and townsh ip championships. Boys partici-pat ing in the jun io r division class in the East End of the town-ship wil l be playing many of their games beneath the lights atthe Mastic BcUj 'h Recreation Field Monday and Tuesday nights.

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MASTIC R E C R E A T I O N CLUB—Bob Cooney announced lastweek tha t the recreat ion c lubhou se s i t ua t ed oil Classon Avenue inMas t i c has been repainted and will be open each Friday eveningw i t h dancing 011 t he menu for the local teeiiagi rs. The recreationdirecto r was happy to receive a number of records from the localradio s t a t i ons which wi l l be spun al the c lub by Recreation Assis-tan t Tom Rowland . We realize that the modern day youngsters arest r ic t ly '.in t he ball when it conies to k i ck in g up t he i r heels on tiledance floor hut we will venture to say tha t they wi l l a l l learn a lotfrom Tj inuny R. who holds the d i s t i nc t i on of being the hoofing expertof t h e town recreation f ami ly .

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Six Sweeps HighlightBellport Sailing Events

The Bellport. Bay Yacht Club' * three-d ay weekend i n v i t a t i o nregatta came to a close Mondav wi th six sk ippers t n k i n r cleansweeps. The event bewail tin - , 'bib' s l i f t y - l i f t ) , senson.

The sweeps were accomplishe d bv Bill Lud l i im 's Ever Hcie. namong the Snipes; P. Parrel ' s N'ocl in t he Jj hj , . ,J ;1V m i d g e t s - K i rkRoeser 's Dolphin in the Blue .lav ' ' _ . . ._juniors; Marshal l Picken 's L i t t l eGull in the Beetle Cat open d iv i -sion; Norman Velden 's Peteramong the Cotton tails and Bay-ard Feiiiier 's No. T.) among theJoII ys.

In the Ravens , David Balchcame out on top with his Tor-nen .'ino. John Tuthi l l I I I , look theNarraskctuck Class with M u n i -sunk. In the Jet M class . DaveBeebe , Sayville , sailed his Duchessto lir.st place.

Alan Thorndike 's Wood Pussytook the Beetle Cat open. DaveMcChesncy 's DDT won tin- scrieschampionship in the Beetle CatMidget division. R. Kar te l l ' s I^adyBug took the Blue Jay open divi-sion series.

Sta r Class honors in the serieswent to WasHum. sailed by JohnSnedeker and Bil l King. Theymanaged to win wi thou t a /irsl

place f i n i - l i . B i l l Brach tc l ' s Avocetwon M o n d a y 's race and f i n i s h e dt i e d in p o i n t s for r u n n e r - u p hon-ors in t h e series w i t h Wolf , sai ledby l!ob W i l r i u i and A n d y Cnder-h i l l ' .s Lady K i l l e r .

The Pa tchogue J U S basebal lteam added t w o v i c to r i e s to i t s' /•edit last week. S a t u r d a y , t h e PedHaiders defea ted H a l f Hol lowH i l l s J U S :> -(» and nipped WestI s l i p J UK :>,-2 last. Tuesday.

M a r k Xovick h u r l e d f l i r ee - l i i lbal l in t u rn i n g back t h e v i s i t i n gT l m n d c r b i r d s for h i s second vic-to ry and second s h u t o u t . I t wasT o m m y P i n g e r a l l t h e way ugains tWest. I s l i p as. t i n - R a i d e r n i n t h -grader p icked up bis th i rd win infour starts .

P.I I IS N I N E WINS

Bayport s NineMoves into ThirdPlace in League

The l iavpor t . baseball team woni t s t h i r d consecu t ive game andmoved i n t o t h i r d place in leagueH I . b e a t i n g H a l f Ho l low H i l l s ,--1 , in an e igh t i n n i n g game.

Trave l i ng to H a l f Hol low H i l l s ,t h e Porters knew t hey had t h e i rwork cut out for themselves ast h e Tl i i inderbi rds had previouslyde fea t ed t h e m in a B!-l ( l s lugfes t".H i l l H u n t was cal led upon by Coach(T o u g h to hand le t he p i t c h i n gcliures fur Ih ivpor t , wh i l e (leorgel-'i icbs did t he h u r l i n g for Ha l fH o l l o w H i l l s

I-'uchs onl y allowed two h i t s int h e lir.st l ive i nn ings . (leorgeEl l io t t, and Tony Canning weret h e two Porters to hit safely aseach player singled in d i f ferentinning ' s .

Bayport scored in the fop of(be s i x t h . Three consecutive errorsw i t h o u t one Bayport h i t allowedt l a r y Sheff ie ld to cross home platew i t h t he f i r s t score of the day.

N'ot to be outdone Half HollowH i l l s ipu'ckly retal iated with a runin i ts half of the s ixth. Doug Lieseleached first base on an error.A f t e r Hun t struck out the next.ba t t e r , he delivered u pitch to thel i k i n g of J im Rocco who blastedil i n t o deep left field. As Roccoheaded for third base, JeftfielderC a n n i n g ipu'ck ly recovered fhebal l . He relayed the throw tos h o r t s t o p Charles Salata whowheeled and t h r ew home to catcherEl l io t t to nail Rocco at the plnte .

This play saved the game forHaypor t as it cut off the potentialw i n n i n g ' run .

In the e ighth Hunt led off thei n n i n g w i t h a single . A sacrificeand a c lu tch single by Canningbrought H u n t home wi th whatproved to be the w i n n i n g run.l iavport 000 001 01— 2 A 2Hal f Hollow Hi l l s 000 001 00--1 ,",7

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The Sayville junior varsitylia- ;eliall (earn scored five runs inthe seventh l imine ; to heat I'alch-et 'iie .IV fi-.'i at the PUS diamondThursday. Il was ( lie seventh de-feat in fourteen outinirs for thelied Haiders of Coach IIu|,'h Mac-Leod.

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