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unis BattenMÖ \ ;,|*funtry Club: GREENWICH JOURNAL Thursday, June 16,1977 SALEM-PRESS;,;* Page ISt *« 4v Robert ¡ Harris, well known tennis coach and instructor, at Adirondack .Community college, will offer art adult tennis course for eight sessions starting June 28. The course will be on June 28, ■30 a»d July 5, i t ' and 13. All classes will be from 6 to 8 p.m. ’ TVIr. Harris recently - returned from taking two of his players to. the national tournament \in Scottsdale, Ariz. _ In case of bad weather the classes will be held indoors. ' The classes wiU be for beginners, intermediates and advanced categories of both singles and doub les play . Pre-registration is re quired as. ¿lasses will be limited in size. Anyone wishing further inforraation may call tie office of service programs at Adirondack Community college- Thè Greenwich high baseball Witches continue to make news as they . finished in sixth place in thè final Troy 'Times Record high school base ball poll. Stillwater ended in seventh spot while Tamarac tied with LaSalle for 10th spot. Catholic C o f Troy won top spot with a 21 and 4 . record but- the Waaaren— county league is the only league represented with three teams in the top 10. „ The other top five are Catskill, 21-3; Guilder- land, 16-7; CBA, .18-9 aiid Bishop Gibbons, 19-7. Cohoes and Troy were the eighth and ninth _ selections. In Babe Ruth action— The Ruthers lost their ' first game at Stillwater in their season opener last Wednesdays« Scott Hock- ford tossed a three hitter in a losing 3 and 0 tilt. On Friday night they hosted Stillwater and lost a tough one 8 to 7 . Bruce Derby rapped a double and triple for the losers. Stillwater picked tip 5 hits off Per Sawyer but errors and mental mistakes were costly. Here's the rest of their schedule with all game? starting at 6 p.m. Home\ dates are on Friday nights. Randyi \Jennings and Bob Jeffoids are the manager and coach this season. June 14 - Corinth-A 17 - SchuyterviUe-H- 23 - MechRjnicville-A 24 - Corinth-H July 4 - Schuylerville-A 8 - Hoosic Valley-H 13 - Hoosic 5[alley-A lij - MechanicviUe-H ? - Hoosic Valley-'A 22 - Mqchkicville-H 25 - Schuylerville-A 29 -\StillwafertH Aug. 5 - Corinth-H In boxing news locally- Hats off to 13 year old memory making this col- Tin» Maloney of Schuyler- lection. of unique and “ viHe on winning the Seven held in Greei$Bay, Wise., . June 15' through 18. We f Hope he goes and we'll be rooting for him to win. Tim's lather, Tim Ma loney Sr. andBariiey Villa started the fchuylerville boxing club but joined forces with the Saratoga ■club last season. Congrats to these two men on their dedication and hard work “with these youths;“ Still on boxing— ■ The 1977 New York Golden Gloves finals -at Madison Square Garden this year set ' a new attendance record with 20,36(5 fans at ringside. Down Stillwater- way, Gibby Travis was voted the top' male athlete of the year and was given the MVP trophies in both baseball and basketball for the past season. Bill Kiley won the football MVP at the same- schooL Mass., and Sunday they; will host Dalton, Mass. Shelburne Falls is 4 and 2. ’ The starting line-up for Saturday's first game1 w ill1 be: shortstop Bruce Brown leading ' off, fol lowed by Pan DeGregory Centerfield; John DeGreg ory, third base; Bob Murphy, second base; Rick Burt, first; Dan. Wnybark, pitcher; Bob Jaekson, left field; Don end tournament results at Battenkill coun try club Saturday. Low net nine: Front nine winners were: First, Lee Ixjfper 31, second, Bud Bohl 32, third, A1 Squire 34, Back nine winners -W êèê ; First, Jim Judd 30, Sportsman’s View b y S t o n y four-v<ay tie, Ed Donnelly , Al Bushliosky, Frank . Merrill, Eugene Duff, 34. __&4mi-finals of the spping handicap: Felix Durivage defeated ,Joe Black bass season opens Saturday of this week, June 18, and many eager, hardy, fishermen will bfe on hand at the stroke- of midnight and cold, wetl and mosquitos of daily duties will not keep them from the sport. Large or small-mouth. bass are protected by the same laws of size, season^ and take limit. A couple of ways to identify large “ from small is the large have 11 rows of scales on 1 the cheeks and the small have 17 rows, If the jaw extends beyond a line dr&wn-straight down from the center of the eye it is a large mouth. The color is almost, identical, large or small. It should be a good season; the small mouths have been hitting life crazy during early trout season in.tbte Kill, , ~ Morehouse, right r field, ; Leo Nash defeated and Mike Gamer, catch- -Brace Woods; Ernie mg. - ■ By the way, Dalton, Mass. is, also undefeated with an overall 5 and 0 record.John DeGregory will toss Sunday’s ,first game with Jay Jennings going the second. In women’s softballs I. received a call from Troy and they have Sunday, Monday ““and “\Wednesday open for non- ^ Tarantino defeated - Jim Giltman. In first round matches of Morrissey cup the results are: Jim Gillman defeated Frank O’Brien, Gene Duff defeated Ed Donnelly, Don McComb defeated Bruce Woods, ^ Bill Unger defeated Bruce 'Cornell, Jack Jordan de feated Dale Hammond, Who's funny looking? W e s t H e b r o n —Mr, and Mrs. George Callaway entertained members of the executive board of the Hebron Pre servation society with a piqnic , a|. their hotfte. Following • Sthe picnic slides, of. Flora lakes, drawings of old saw and grist mills, blacksmith and harness shops, stores, -schools, churches, and homes of West Hebron ' were identified and ; shown. Many of those : buildings long gone were drawn. entirely iroto •valuable record of life in'* W esfifeb&ifin thelSOO and ' ~ —John and Kelly Bain ' haVe' been spending the \week with their grand- pareiits, Mr, and Mis. Willard Bain, while their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bain, are in Nash ville. —Saturday, June 25, the Sunday school picnic of the United Presbyterian church wiU be held at Lake St-C Catherine. —-O n Tuesday evening, , June 21, Men's Brother hood will meet at the United Presbyterian church. —Couples club 'will. meet on Tharsday~eve«— ning, Jiine 23,at the home of Mr!, and Mrs. Donald Caldwell. • —Mf. and Mrs. Cftrl Flint o f Delhi are parents of a son, .Benjamin Jo seph, bom recently. State Junior Olympics boxing toumey in ’White Plains recently. In winning the finals Tim floored his opponent, M3ke Bent of Mew York city, in the firsthand second rounds for an unanimous three round decision. Prior to the White Plains tourney, Tim was named the outstanding’' boxer in winning his weight division at the Oneonta district tourney. , He now is eligible for the national finals to be Here's a picture o f Scott Hockford who has been chosen, for the Babe Ruth Saratoga county All Stars which will start toumey play soon. Scott pitched for the Witches JV this season tod now twirls for : . the local Babe Ruthers. - The &&T papermaker^ o f GreeAwich traveled to ' Colonie Sunday bat were rained out in the third inning. The rain may have saved the troops who were dovm~2To'tiat the_ time. The undefeated paper- nsakers have a big week end coming up this Saturday and Sunday at Fort Hardy park in Schuy- lerville with doublehead ers both days with starting tame at 1 p.m. On Saturday they will host Shelburne Falls-, league games. I have the info. Did you know? 1 That Jackie Robinson of the Dodgers stole home a total\ of 19 times in his career? That Ty Cobb hit over .300\ in 23 , consecutive seasons in the majors? That Casey Stengel, Tommy Henrich, Paul Blair and Frank Robinson are the only ones to hit homers in a 1 to 0 world series victory? That in 1944 two Green wich High school pitchers had a try-out with the Pittsburgh Pirates at Hawkins Stadium in Al bany? (Phil McQuade aiid Dick Lyons) That Frankie Firsch holds the record for national league world series hits with 58? - That Jimmie-Pbxx of the\\ Red Sox is the only major leaguer to hit exactly 50 homers? That Babe Ruth (714) and Ted Williams (521) are the top two lefthanded home run hitters of all time? ' ■\ That in the 1973 world series, Don Hahn, the Mets CF, set a series rècord with seven Official times at bat in one game? Rick Campbell of Salem and Worster college has been added to the S&T Semi-Pro baseball roster. The bleachers have been set up for the games at Fort Hardy park this week end and the snack bar will be open all afternoon. See If at the games. Sarge Ray Lockwood defeated Jito King. Sunday tournament was a partner odd-even and & results were: First,' Bill L'nger and Jack Sullivan 67; tie, second, Leo Nash and Joe Ruff, jitn McAllister and Ray Lockwood 68. Results of Scotch four some: First Joyce Bes- sefcte'and Tom Tellier 33, second. Vickie Stants and Tom Bohl 33, third, F. Thomas and Bill Hall .3.5, fourth Gene Duff and Marge Sarle 36. Consola tion Meg Tellier and Bud Mitchell 44. Babe Ruth was left-handed. About a week ago my dog Sean came to a beautiful point in some deep skunk cabbage. Al though Sean is not inter ested in hunting he is curious about any creature that holds its ground: For quite a spell I couldn't see what the game was. Then it moved a little and when 1 got closer it turned out to . be a newly hatched woodcock. As long as I had taken over Sean -wandered off and left mg in charge. This infant was about the funniest animal you can imagine. Half fuzz and a little short feathered tail and tiny ‘feathers where the wings will be. He started to >nove several times but tipped over on his beak, which was the longest part of his anatomy. In the mean time Sean put out the hen bird and she came bar reling straight at me. I decided it was best to -leave, and I walked care fully so as not to disturb any other infants. Sean and I finished our hike. ' Once when I • trained basset hounds 'ihe. pup I T had afield canieJ;face to face with one :‘Qf ; t}iese funny looking \ WSfflvms -.— Hence the cartoon.1'; • Keep a tight line.- ■•’ ¿i - m V#' ^ WXDY ALLEN DIANE KEATON Wed, (hua T úes. (June 15 thru 2 1) 3 Exciting PG Hits Show Starts *t Dusk . TONY R0EER1S 2 nd HU Marlon Brando ''m E M I S S Q U R i m E A K S ” 3rd Hit IN \NORMAN . . . IS THAT VOW\ .a, « ► \ ö l a r e SELLING MAGOTS Crftenwich athletes honored ,at banquet I »DRIVE-IN» RT. 67 H athaway ' s .V i \ Of HCtOSiCK 'All.'- N > Thru Tues.—2 Gi*nt Hits ' FrOm Dusk—6M-9956 What lhey «lo in public ‘ will «hock y oat... nhat ihiy do In priKrate will On Saturday, June 11,' the Greenwich Booster -cïubheld its annual sports banquet to * honor the athlètes aHdTëffittS cfthe higli school athlètic pro- gram* After the meal, master of ceremonîes Boys, girls end season m M \y se*s>. 2nd Excltthg tìit W I i o ' l l I K i Auyiiiixig ' ' COMfUÉÏf UNCtil VERSION ârd Reveidtng W Salem_Little League and girls’ softball finished ning and the scores were as follows: — June 8, boys minor, Red Sox 9 , Mets 3, Yankees 8, Expos!. June 13, lied Sox ?, Expos 2. Yankees 6, Mets 4. ' •June 8, boys^' major, Giants' Mis' Reds %. Red Sox 6, Yankees 3. June 13, Ited Sox 6, Reds 4. Giants 5* Yankees' 3. June 8, girls minor* Silver Streaks 13, Green Hornets 7. • Golden' Girls it, Red Rovers 10. Girls naftjor, White Tornadoes IS, Pink JPanthers- 17. Purple Power 2 l,. Yellow Jackets 16. Gray Ghosts 11, Blue Bombers fi. June 13, girls minor, Green Hornets 13, Golden Girls II. Red Rovers 21, Silver Streaks 10.. Girls major, Pink Panthers 7, Purple Power 7, Blue . Bombers 15, White Tor nadoes 14. Gray Ghosts Yellow-4aekets.49; The standings of the -teams at the eiid of this season is as follows: ■ Boys Minor W L T . RedSox U J. Yankees 7 5 Expos 4 7 Ï Mets. 10 2 Boys Major Giants 10 2 RedSox. 7 5 Reds 7 5 Yankees Girls Minor Golden Girls 8 12 2 Green Hornets 5 6 1 Silver Streaks 5 6 1 RedRoyers 3 9 * Girls Major GrayGhosts 1# 2 Purple Power 8' 3 V®iteTornadoeis 5 7 Yellow Jackets A 7 1 Pink Panthers 4 6 2 Blue Bombers 3 9 John Imhof called on the coaches to speak- on their various teams. At thie time special awards and recognitions were* pre- sented, including the most valuable player awards for * each sptìrL IhejfQllowing athletes were so honored: Girls* field hockey. Dawn Morehouse; boys' cross country, Ed John- soni-girls’ cross country, Sheila Simoneau; boys' football, Èd Davis; girls’ . basketball, Anita Thomas: “• boys’*-basletball, . Jamie Lewis; girls* softball, Kathy Jennings-;~-boys’ basëball, Ken Charron: Emilio.Notale sportsman ship trophy for baseball’, Mike Càtalfimo; girls’ track, DéBBié' Osberg; - boys’ track, Mikë Gatal- fimo; cheerleader* Kathy Jennings;, outstanding female athlète for the year, Anita Thomas; out standing male athlete of the year, Ed Davis, u Over 200 . attended the*” chicken barbecue held at the VFW, with all coaches and senior athletes being gueSts of the Booster club. /«j Tm y ffloutfc Volaré Wagon MTHonzracEAin PAA ...and the ntnnber one Kason for that could be pnce I * Definiteiya No.1 price. 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