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14 PATENT TRADER Saturday, July 26, 1969 Little Store, Taxi softballers tie for 1st in New Castle Cabbies roll 20-3; Storekeepers register 8-4 win CHAPPAQUA —Chappaqua Taxi bombed the Sinners, 20-3 and the Little Storg topped Kay's Kids, 8-4 to forge a two-way tie for first place as the New Castle Recreation Commission men's slow-pitch softball league ended its regu lar season Tuesday night Chappaqua Taxi and Little Store, both are 10-1 and were scheduled to square off at Recreation Field last night (Friday) for the league's regular season championship. Dick Freeman hurled Little Store to its victory over Kay's Kids, who entered the game with one loss and a chance for a title tie. Freeman was also the hitting star as he delivered a three-run homer to clinch matters for the defending champs. Bruce Wallin, Ben Shaw and Don Harvey had two hits each for the Winners while Bob Christman and Ed Orser led the Kids with two hits apiece. Kay's Kids, 9-2, finished the season in third place, a game behind the Taxi squad and Little Store. The cab drivers banged out 22 hits in routing the Sinners and keeping their share of (first place. Jerry Viscomi and Joe Arco led the winners' attack with four hits apiece, with Viscomi blasting a two- run homer and Arco belting out two round-trippers, Bob Chidester also homered for the Cabbies. James Pingpank had two hits for the Sinners. Mike DeAnzeris was the winning pitcher and George Clapper took the loss. In other action; the Misfits defeated the Reader's Digest 11-7 behind the hitting of Sam SINNERS (3) M. Gromely, lb R. Reinhardt, sf J. Pingpank, If L. Lenihan, rf R. Furlno, cf P. Taylor, lb B. Sullivan, ss N. Graig, c G. Clappar, p R. Weisman, c Totals: AB R H 4 0 0 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 30 0 0 1 2 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 3 9 STANDINGS: Chappaqua Taxi Little Store Kay's Kids Misfits Saints The Loners Sinners Reader's Digest Congregational Church Defenders Temple Beth El 10 10 9 7 7 7 5 4 3 3 2 KAY'S KIDS (8) B. Wallin, If D. Goldman, cf D. Mulhare. sf B. Nardozzi, ss B. Shaw, lb D. Harvey, 3b >M. De Anzerls, 2b F. Murphy, cf E. Harvey, c D. Freeman, p Totals- AB R H 2 1 0 1 31 8 12 S Deems, p .F Murphy, cf B. Fountain, If V. Ziccalolla, ss J. Mulhare, 3b B. Christman, lb R. Cartisano, sf E. Orser, rf C Devins, c Totals. AB R H 3 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 1 3 1 1 3 0 0 3 0 2 3 1 1 3 2 2 3 0 1 30 4 8 CHAPPAQUA TAXI (20) AB R H B. Chidster, rf J. Viscomi, If R. Davis, ss J. Davis, c R. Roth, lb J. Arco, sf T. Moran, 2b R. Freeman, cf J. Infantino, 3b M DeAnzerais, p Totals: 3 3 4 4 2 2 1 1 2 2 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 1 40 20 22 Buetl and the pitching of Rick Ofstle. Phil Green led the losers with three hits and Joe Rahilly was the losing pitcher. The Saints defeated the Temple Beth El .team 20-5 behind the pitching of Ralph Gallagher and the hitting of Ron and Conrad Cprelli. Chaim Stern was the losing pitcher while Martin Myers led the Temple with a home run and a double in four tripu to the plate. The Defenders defeated the Congregational Church behind the hitting of Frank Murphy, Pete Caporale, Herb Peterson, and Mike Tully who hit 2 home runs. Dave Hume and Bill Guggisberg %ad 4 hits apiece for the losers. On next Monday evening, (July 28), the first and third place teams meet while the second place team takes on the fourth place team. On Tuesday the best two out of three game final begins with the winners facing each other. Playoffs underway Ale House, Meadow brook triumph in Yorktown loop ^S^iSyf^/S^^' YORKTOWN - Ale House division winner for the by Don Lyons and seven walks defeated the VFW, 7-3 and A™ origan T.on an* did most of the dam see for fs^if&ifa&s &Pi\****- Meadowbrook bombed t h e * Yorktown Printers, 24-14, in this week's Yorktown DON MULHARE or the Little Store softball team rips one out to deep left in second inning of Tuesday's game with Kay's Kids in the New Castle men's softball league. Little Store won the game 8-4 and wound up the regular season Photo by Chappaqua Photo Shop tied for first place with Chappaqua Taxi. Both teams will play off for the league crown this weekend American League did most of the damage for championship, The American Meadowbrook in the second League champion will then IJ-I—U Yorktown Rec ploy Diablas top Unknowns 14-9 in girls' softball YORKTOWN - The Diablas (meaning \Devils'' ir. Spanish) scored eight runs in the top of the seventh inning to break a 6-6 tie and went on to defeat the Unknowns, 14-9, in a Yorktown Girls' Softball League game Tuesday evening. It was the second straight win for the Diablas team They creamed Team No 2 BOX SCORE DIABLAS (14) W Wilkens, If C Clark, lb M. Coffey, p K. Walker, c J. Holbeck, 3b B. WAkens, 2b P. Coffey, ss S Wilkens, cf M. Ryan, rf Totals- by a 29-4 margin in the season opener The Diablas broke away to a 6-0 lead with three runs in the third, two in the fourth and one in the fifth. Maureen Coffey and Janice Holbeck sparked the early inning uprisings. The Unknowns had a six run fifth inning to tie the game They almost got the seventh run when Ann Hoffman tripled but was cut down trying to stretch her hit into a homer. If she had scored, the Unknowns would Recreation Softball League action. The win gives Ale House 8-2 on the season, a one-half game lead over the Ravens and Nino's at the start of the second half of the American League season. Ale House scored one run in the second inning before adding two in the third, a singleton in the fourth and three in the fifth. VFW scored once in the fourth and twice in the seventh Herb Stokes, Ron Mohr, Rrck Mongero and Gil Miller each had two bits apiece for Ale House. Miller was the winning pitcher, limiting the VFW to only five hits Meadowbrook was trailing 7-3 but erupted for 14 runs in the second inning to rout face - the National League titlists for the overall league championship Doubles by Gene Genovese, Paul Valentino and Tom Nelson, a grand slam homer the wmless Printers, who have won as the girls games have ]ogt ]0 straight on tne am ohoHnlprt rnr six innings. ^ . n . are scheduled for six innings. WUh the score tied at M, an extra Inning was played. In the top of the seventh, Wendy and Barbie Wilkens ^ £ e second dlvision and are each doubled as did Patrice season. This was the first T playoff game for the two teams in the American League. Both are members AB R H UNKNOWNS (9) AB R H 6 2 3 J Hoffman, 3b 5 1 2 5 3 3 V Corlie, 2b 5 0 1 4 1 2 F. Yanni, ss 5 1 3 4 1 1 P Betge, c 4 0 0 5 1 3 T Scully, If 4 2 2 5 1 2 S Boescner. lb 4 1 1 5 1 3 J Scholle, rf 4 2 3 5 2 2 A Hoffman, p 4 0 2 5 2 3 K Iuele, cf 4 2 2 44 14 22 Totals- 39 9 16 Coffey to spark the eight run uprising. The Unknowns came back with three runs In their half of the seventh but could not overcome the Diablas' huge lead The winners pounded out 22 hits with Wendy Wilkens, Cheryl Clark, Patrice Coffey, Mary Ryan and Janice Holbeck each getting three safeties Fran Yannl and Janice Scholle had three hits each for the losers vying for the playoff title and a right to meet the first ALE HOUSE (7) P Smith H Stokes R Mohr G Miller R. Mongero J CKeefe B LaRusso B Scozzafava M Ambrose M. Vay P Donavan Totals VFW (3) F Vitolo E Frey B Calvert R Travis T Larry won R Ollva B Walsh M. LaRusso B. Alfred S Connor H Hills Totals AB R H 4 0 0 4 1 2 4 2 2 3 1 2 3 0 2 4 0 0 2 1 0 3 0 1 3 1 1 3 0 1 2 1 1 35 7 12 AB R H 2 1 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 inning explosion. Valentino, who also had a triple, and Genovese had three hits apiece to pace the Meadowbrook attack. Al Dittenhoffer had four hits and Dennis Mastafiak and Rick Nelson had three safeties apiece for the Printers, who outhit their opponents 17-14 but still got routed. MISFITS (11) B Chafin, ss D Hartung, cf B Reis, 3b J Morehouse, If C Dawkins, 2b G. Barrett, lb A Dixon, rf S Bueti, sf J. Bee son, sf R. Ofstie, p T Murray, c Totals: READERS DIGEST AB R II 4 0 0 1 0 2 2 MEADOWBROOK (24) Genovese Farruggio Lyons Nelson Valentino R. Talbot B. Joy L Cole S Fazio Totals PRINTERS (14) C Conklln 3 1 1 B Stuart 2 0 0 R Nelson 3 0 1 A Dittenhoffer 3 0 1 D Mastafiak 3 0 0 N Friedman 3 0 0 G Henry 3 0 0 D Henry 1 0 0 J. Chase 1 1 1 D Fadio 27 3 5 Totals B Olsen, cf T Bundrick, sf Laise, ss Hall, If Green, rf Grossman, 3b B. Jockers, c P. Crane, rf J. Rahilly, p P. Flaherty, lb Totals- 1 1 2 1 2 0 3 0 36 11 16 (7) AB R H 4 0 1 3 DEFENDERS (20) B Scopeletti, 3b F. Murphy, ss A. Scheer, 2b P Caporale, If A Brundage, lb M. Tully, cf H Peterson, sf F Canniff, c B. Shea, p B. Murphy, rf Totals: AB R II 4 2 3 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 4 5 48 20 30 1 1 0 3 0 1 0 0 34 7 13 CONGREG CHURCH (13) AB R H C. Rlmmer, c S 1 2 S Clough, rf 5 2 2 D Hume, 3b 5 2 4 B Guggisburg, cf 5 14 G Hale, 3b 5 3 3 R. Allison, lb 4 2 3 D.\Pomeroy 2b 4 12 R. Bazas, if 4 0 2 D Davison, p 4 0 0 P. Marzella, sf 3 12 Totals- 44 13 24 G. J D T P 4 4 43 3 3 0 4 3 2 4 2 1 4 2 3 2 1 1 3 3 2 3 3 0 4 1 0 34 24 14 AB R H 5 1 0 2 2 3 3 4 4 2 3 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 46 14 17 Busse key factor Cortlandt, Briarcliff play to 5-5 deadlock Shrub Oak senior league all-stars to play series with Cortlandt team Mt. Kisco softball league Elks hose Firemen 5-4; Daum's trip Legion 9-7 SHRUB OAK - Shrub Oak Athletic Club Senior League commissioner Bruce Maxwell has announced an 18-man all- star squad that will meet the Cortlandt Senior League team this weekend in a best two - out - of - three series Named to the team are- Bob McNulty, Jules Ruvo, Matt Ollis, Dave Tripoli, John eoo SPORTS TSiWS™ fofc TOP covm<£ Walker, Chuck Hamilton, Ralph Boniello, Joe Hickey, Brian Nash, Rilhard Clancy, Ron Summers, Tom Faughnan, Tony DeNardi, Tony TerapistelH, Tim Foster, Tony Cacciatore, Wayne Olli and Rick Tripoli Chosen as alternates are: Tom Harrison, Bill Mancusi and Elton Howard Bob DeWit, president of the Shrub Oak Athletic Club will manage the team, which will meet Cortlandt at 5 p.m. tonight (Saturday) at the Lakeland Middle School field In game No 1 The rain date is Sunday at The time and site of the third game will be decided If necessary At press time, the Bears and Beavers shared first place in the Shrub Oak Athletic Club senior league with Identical 6-2 records The Bluejays were in third, half a length behind with a 5-2 mark The Jaguars were m fourth place with a 4-4 record The fifth place Bobcats are 4-6 while the Owls were lodged in the celler with a 0-9 mark. New York State maintains the PEEKSKILL - The road to Wllliamsport was lengthened this week as a pair of semifinalists in District 20, Briarcliff and Cortlandt, had their game extended three days, pushing the champion ship to Saturday (Today). The teams played to a seven inning 5-5 tie Tuesday and were rained out Wednesday when they were scheduled to resume play. Briarcliff took an early lead, then Cortlandt rallied and went ahead but Briarcliff tied the game in the fifth and that's the way it stood going into Thursday's continuation. A walk, double, infield out and error got Briarcliff two runs in the first inning. Cortlandt got three In the second on two walks, a hit batter and a bases loaded two out single by Wayne Busse Busse's homer in the fourth provided two more runs Briarcliff tied the game in the fifth inning on a weird play. They loaded the bases with one out, then the batter bunted. Catcher Ken Coleman grabbed the bunt, stabbed with his toe for the plate for the force and then fired to first to complete the double play. Only the umpire ruled that ' catcher missed the plate and all the runners scored ' Cortlandt ran off the field thinking the inning was over That's where it stood going into Thursday's continuation KISTO — The Mt Pletroski, the winning the tenth inning to earn its Kisco' Elks nipped the Fire pitcher, went 3-for-3 to lead hanMought win over Department M and Daums a nine-hit Fire Department Legion team Daums had a Deparunem, «uiu yj\^ ff ^ nna nf Wa £ lf Q Wflfi 7.3 lead, only to see the Legion rally for four runs In the edged the Legion, 9-7, in this •week's Mt. Kisco Rec slow- pitch league action. The Elks were trailing 4-1 going Into the bottom of the sixth but a four-run uprising gave them the victory ELKS (5) AB R 11 Cartisano, rf 3 0 01 Rossi, If 3 1 0 Shane, ss 2 0 0 Pietroski, c 3 1 3 Buetti, cf 3 0 1 Graham, sf 3 1 0 Rosaforte, 3b 3 1 0 Chrisman, 2b 3 1 2 Shaw, lb 2 0 2 Pallizetti, p 2 0 0 Mollnaro, p 1 0 0 Totals: 28 5 9 attack. One of his hits was a double. Christman and Shaw each chipped in with two hits. Fletcher, the losing pitcher, and Rice had two safeties apiece for the Elks with one of Fletcher's hits a double Daums scored two runs in FIRE DEPT. (4) AB R II Fletcher, p 3 1 2 Palazzetti, c 4 0 0 Ingeneri, ss 4 1 1 O'Keefe, If 4 0 1 Malsbury, rf 3 1 1 Hughes, cf 3 0 0 Storea, 2b 3 0 1 Scala, 3b 3 0 0 Rice, lb f 3 1 2 Totals: 30 4 8 seventh to tie the score at 7-all and send the game into extra innings. 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