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E LA(‘KAWAN_NA PRESS Th'eTNews»<_)f the Town is in the Press May 13, I949 Many s-:2 Many Double ‘A’ Softball Teams Will Start Campaigns Monday mm With local -interest at an un- precedentecl pitch, the long await- ed 1949 Lackawanna “AA\ Soft- ball season will get underway next Monday evening. Games will be played on Soccer, Lehigh, Memori- al, Franklin and Ridgewood - with all contests starting at 6:30 l’.M. tion ‘Offices, 706 Ridge Road. The “AA\ schedule for the week of May 16 is as follows: Monday, May 16 Mohawks - Challengers Soccer Steves Tavern — Roland Lehig-h Galantis — Post63 Memorial Phillips - Club Awanna Franklin Merchants-St. Michaels Ridgewooll Wednesday, May 18 Mohawks - Merchants Franklin Challengers - Club Awanna Lehigh Post63 - St. Michaels, Memorial Roland - Phillips Ridgewood Galantis - Welcome Soccer Friday, May 20 _ E]! élk v PL 00 Mohawks - Phillips Franklin Steves Tavern - Galantis Soccer Roland - Welcome Electric Post 63 - Merchants Ridgewood Club Awanna — St. Michaels Mem’l have been previously associated with Post War Softball are: IAAC; Hispanos; Mohawk; Awanna A; Phillips A; Kirby, and Cook's Owls. At present the IAAC appears to be the strongest team in the junior league. The club was an “AA\ member last seasun but due to the loss of a few players, its members chose “A” competition for the 1949 Actinii iii -the Laekawanna Munii cipal Snl'tlia‘ll “A\ League will be gin next Tiiesday evening when ten of the eleven associated teams will take the field. 'l‘ue.<rlay’s games will be played on five of the best .~uft'liall (llil1TlUn(l$ iii the city. They include: Soccer, I.i.-liig'h, .\lemoi'ial, Franklin and Ridgewood. All games are scheduled for 6:30 P.Z\‘I. sharp. wagon With the i.r;i'aduation of last year's ‘ . ' . clizinipioiisliip Clialleng'ei\s team of‘ Lime is known of the other “AA” competition, the field has league leam.S but as the Season been left wide open for the fui'th- deYc\1°pS' players and general (_omim__; ..A.. League race. ability will be covered adequately. The jm circlm was m,_ 'l‘lie schedule for the coming week g‘z1nlZt'(l last season to develop an ‘S as f°n,°ws: evenly matched league of neigh-‘ ruesday’ May 17 lioi'huod teams. Previoiisly all clubs Cookis Owls ' Baker ! Soccer were tl1l'0\\'I1 into one division and ]AAC ' c1“bElCaS° Lehlfil‘ the iieigzhliorhood alliliates were HiS_p?'“°\ Mohawks Memomfll completely outclassed by the city- mumps ' C1ubAwa“\a Frmlklm wide m.ganizati0nS_ GOVel‘n01'S—Bigaj'S Rest. Ridgewood The “A\ League met with tre- ThlI1‘Sd Mziy 19 i'nenduu.< success in 1948. Of the C°°k'5 Owls‘ G°Ve“‘°“5 Fmnklln eleven rlul>.< which have joined, four Billie!‘ Hlmles-(llllb A“'<'mm1 Lehlgll :(l)':]€:ttilL'j:;l.\' xi«2T\\l'1to Mt_m_y Iée_az:ge- Uulizixvlas - Big'zij's Rest. Meniorial Re_\,tl?; B:\k'2_')_ Hairs; Club Elcziso -.Pl‘lllll])S Ridgewood AA; and (‘lulu Elcaso. Others which I Hi-‘l’a”°S ' Km‘-V S°°°\ Last year's four finalists playoff teams will hold the spotlight at Memorial and Franklin diamonds. Banner crowds are expected to at- :end Monday's games between Post. 33 and Galantis at the former and Phillips and Club Awanna at Franklin. 1 ALK ‘:VITH MARTHA STROTHER Mrs. Sarah Davis left the city Mmiday night for Wadtlen, Ga., to be at the bedside of her mother who is ill. Mr. Neiley Wilson is enronte to South Bend, Indiana, to accompany his mother back here for a short. visit. . Post 63, which captured the Muny crown in 1948. is a stronger club than last year, while Galantis will take the with the same team that. won 20 games and lost only four in the ’48 circuit. The additions of second baseman Ed. Spychala and pitcher Connie Duda to the Post lineup have strengthened the Legionnaires con—- siderably. To be seen in Galanti uniforms are such softball stal—- warts as pitcher Tony Monaco, in- Vince Bracci and Andy Hig- gins and last season’s all-star left Lou Fistola. Convalescing: Mrs. Smith Britt of Fourth St. has returned home from ‘Meyer Memorial Hospital. She wishes to thank her many friends for their many kindnesses. The $10,000 Building Fund drive for the Church of God in Christ is still going; on. The drive will close July 10th so there is still time to make contributions. » SILI 0 Sunday, May 22nd, the Buffalo Jubilee Sixigers will render a pro- gram at the Mount; Olive Baptist Church at 8:45 PM. for the bene of the mission. There will be no admission charge. JEST LAFFS by INIBEIT‘ On hand at Memorial Field to officially open the softball sche<l~ ule will be Mayor John J. Janiga. The Phillips and Club Awanna nines are expected to be the power- house out in “AA\ competition. Their games at Franklin will be witnessed by the many follow- ers of these long--established clubs. The Phillips, who reportedly have secured the services of Lackawan- na’s foremost pitcher, Ziggy Pa- tronik are laden with power hit- ters. Among them are Norb Kul- pinski, Johnny Batorski, Archy Ordecha and manager John Steffan. Club Awanna has incorporated into its fold several members of the disbanded Bills Tavern and Rec. Club teams. The material Awanna had last season was suf- licient to carry the club into the playoffs and with its new additions the teams will be well represented and highly regarded. Hispano Soccer Team Trounces Jamestown, 3-2 for the Hispanos was E. Junquero, The I.zu-kaxvanna Hispano’s Soc- J‘. Gonzalez and. L’ Cnmpa’ each L-er Club, members of the Buffalo \‘“‘h ‘me 9°31 ‘‘1’'‘-’‘'‘’- District Soccer League, under the This Sunday afte1'11'00Y1 at three fi o‘ftT0YI1y ‘T;:_1]:1}11aS. the Hispanos will meet the hig'h1y H ff _.‘ “ mms °““. ‘ ‘\555’ touted Genesee KiL'.ke1‘s of Buffalo last yea! .\ lemme chzunpions, by a . SL._m.e of 3 LU 3 Sunday aftemoonpn zinother league t-untest at Ga- at Jamesluwn. l_ann The admi.<simi will lit‘ By JOE SOB_OTA At Franklin council Presi- dent. Frank Szczygiel will perform the opening: day ritual. Trailing‘ 2 [0 1 at the end of the “'99- period the Flispanos 1':-zu~e.] The Lzxckmvanna Hispanns line- hm-.k with two fast goals to ostuh. “P 501‘ Sunday's I-2111110 Wm be 11>‘ lish 21. load which they never re- f°1_1°W$Z M. AHde1'S0I1. J. Pi€ll‘0\V- linquishml for their second st1'£\ip:ht -‘kl: Mm 5- Sinclilil‘. D- wm ml’ the early season, As yet .\IcBa1n. A. Piotrowski, A. Lopez, L1lld€‘fl.’at('d, they have been {kid -1- G°\Z‘1]‘-‘7-- W- KWI1. J- R0dl’i‘1lK’Z. twice. L. Campu, )1. Knezevich, Z\I_ Ziros First Ward interest will be cen- tered at Soccer and Lehigh where the Chnlleng-ers meet the Mohawks and Steves 'I‘avern en- gages Roland, respectively. The 1948 “A\ league champion (‘hal- lenger team is the “dark horse\ entry in the senior circuit. They have acquired a few new players and with the development of the club's youngsters, they might prove (l” to defeat. YOU Supplying the o \ power and R~Dy1<e WITH Fl Do you suffer distress fr >e~'WFEMAlE WEA The Mohu\vks were the surprise club of the 1948 season in that may defeated some of the top vam_- nf the cin-mt. :\Iu<: )‘.n?:1h](' :1‘ their 21hiL'\’L‘n‘l(’1L~ \\'u~ ‘I1- in-L..;\-’ uvu-1 (‘ialzln i \\. Leu 1;. l\'l, 'l‘1ilu- n12ux2l\L‘:'. h.\« p..-m: ( hat hi~ uu.1i1 ml! luv :1 z-n.n.uxl-iv hr.-ug'h¢ull' Lhu ‘_U-;,-‘:1 11- .-2..u'-21: FE1\7|.-ZlL’.l| ל ਇ ϕ̩Ȟž৮fi'.FI'.fJl セ ニ ȞੈNJ In ‘W ‘ — -«.1 .-. 'lL*_ lint hall .1: lilir ('lmll<» .\l<)l]ll\\’l\' gzum-. The FnurLli \\'z\nl \\'lll also In- .l1(- ucene nl.' much snl'..l-all uci‘ivit_\‘ when Llw no\vl_v ()1\ Hei- ,-hanL< nu-ct 5.. .\ll('l)2l'.'l.~‘ at l{iil;:v—- iuml Ficlxl. llzwing pnu-ure.l the l,$)~‘l8 “.-\\ Iengriic-‘s uut~‘t2ui«linu' pll‘('l)L‘l' in Hill Hip;;:ins. the Hor- chants will operate under the man- zu1;c-rinl reins uf Bob Hzuwling. Es- sentially a youthful team, most of Hzu'rling’s lads will be new to senior competition. 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How- ever, Brownie Szematmvicz, fol‘- merly with Phillips AC and new manager of the Saints, has been associated with local sports for a good many years and should de- velop a capable team. Fourth Ward (‘mmcilman Joseph Eazzan will oflicially open the sea- son on the Ritlgewootl clian1oi1<l. League Director Mike Dillon an- nounced yesterday that. schedules for both “AA” and “A” competition are now available at the Recren~ change of Life I! the functional ‘middle- ngo'pcrlod pccuuar to women makes you suller from not wank, hlghstrung’, 1rr1:nb1e rca11ngs—try Pink- .bnm's compound to rcllovo such symptoms. It's /amou: {or this purpose. 7-’ Monthly Female Pams Plnkhnm's Compound is very cs/Jrcrn-c to relieve monthly cramps. hondnche. backache, —\vh(-n due to Xcmnle func- tlonul monthly disturbances. '4 _ VEGETABLE ./ COMPOUND ‘Is. _.., — ' 3'.
