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Page 8
Courier Gazette, Newark, N.Y. 14513
Friday, July 17,1992
Big League baseball team plays
Chester at Newark on July
The Newark Big League Baseball team tied Webster.
10.
11-11 on July 2 at Webster.
Newark scored two
Rob Volk tripled'and stored bn a Adder’s choice off
runs in the third when Ma­
the bat of Josh Jackson. Pat Colacino also tripled and
gee singled and scored and
scored,
Tim Pettine walked and
Newark added five more runs in the third with Jaime
scored. Jack Farnsworth
Schneider getting a double and Tim Pettine and Jim Petand Rat Colacino got rbis.
tine getting rbi singles to highlight the inning.
Magee, Jeremy Jones
Newark added two more in the fourth when Stuart
and Mike Gibson each sin­
Thayer singled and scored, and Jim Pettine scored on a
gled and scored. Colacino
fielder’s choice, Volk singled and scored and Jeremy
doubled and scored, and
Randolph singled and scored. Volk scored three times
Mike Havert scored.
and had two hits. Colacino had two runs scored with
Vo|k picked up a double
two Kits; Jim Pettine added two hits.
and
Magee herd two hits,
Newark picked up its first win of the year on July 7 as
with two runs scored. Tim
rtghthaiw er Jarrod Craw ford (pictured) tossed a
Pettine had two walks with
no-hitter in an 8V win at Wayland. Crawford struck out
one single, one run scored.
ten batters in the game.
Colacino added three hits
Newark scored fair runs in the ftrsEwith Volk, Travis
in the game with onejE®
Magee, ana botliPettiries scoring runs.
batted in and one run
On July 9 Brighton defeated Newark 7*1.
Vplk scored on a Adder’s choice. Newark had just one scored. Thayer added a triple. Jones had two walks and
one single. Colacino was the winning pitcher with Farn­
hit in the.game.
Newark improved to 2-2-1 with a 7-4 win over Ro- sworth getting the save.
Eddie Meath
Team w in s d iv isio n ,
The N ew ark L ittle League M ajo r D iv isio n ch am p « a re the A th le tics. (Front) J a so n H o llan d , J o sh '
Sparret, T o dd W yjad, N e lso n R ive ra, K e e n an Barry, J im D u sfiarm ; (b a ck) C o ach D ic k W age , B e n
W illia m s, K e v in B a stio n , J im C a stillo . B ria n U rban, D e v in W age, J o sh H erm an, C o a c h M a rk U rban.
(J. M ira n d a p h o to )
last two years and aver­
aged 35 yards per punt for
the Reds.
The outstanding athlete
participated in the Empire
State games in baseball.
He was a AH Greater Ro­
chester Honorable Men­
tion. He was a First Team
„ Guard Jared Goriaa*
All League Pitcher in 90td tlc ft) was a first team
91.
¡All League Finger Lakes
In 1990 he helped lead
East All Star. He was
e Reds to their first Sec­
voted by his peers as die tion 6 championship. They
most outstanding finemarr-were 12th ranked in the
three weeks in a row. Last
state.
season he had 43 unasCoons pians on 'attend*
sisted.tackies and^ZS as­
Trig* Albany of Brockport :
sisted. He also added one
....................
.College.
sack. He helped lead the
Tickets can be purchased at any Perkins restaurant.
Reds to its first ever, sectional title in football. Gonzalez
(Advance tickefe are $4^and $5 at the gate.)
plans to attend Sunny Brockport.
Two Newark football
players will be participating
. in the Eddie Meath All
$tar Football game on Au­
gust 1 at the University of
Rochester Fauver StadiThe game Is slated for
8 p.m.
Safety Jason Coons had ten interceptions in the
Major Little league
allstarsplayed
Police Athletic League
~ July 11th as the Giants defeated the White Sox in two
games: 9-8 in fen innings, and 10-7. - _ Ia^Üer.action during the vVrek the Royals over die
' ^n^M i9^\rate-Sbxover %e6ubSi&3;Om July 7ttt_
The Newark sUttte »League, JMajc* division) team
6 Athletic^. On JttfenSfbtt
droppeda 12-8 decision to Penn Yan on July 8.
Nravark scored two runs in the second, four in the was tffe MefS 13-F1rafes 3. Mets came back to urirt ¿gain
third, one in the 4th arid one to-the fifth. Justin DePauw bythe~scoreofl5-0. .
On July 9th the Orioles defeated the Royals 11-6. Red
had one double with ore rim scored; Josh Kraham had
one hit with one nm scored. Devin Wage had two hits Sox won in a forfeit over the Angels.
F in a le sta n d in gs
with, one nm scored. Mike- Yoriker had one home run
W es t d iv isio n - Braves 9-3; Giants.84; Angels 5-7;
wlth or* ran
walks. Newark had six hits in the game. Penn Yan had Athletics 3-9; C e n tra l' d iv isio n - Royals 10-2; White
Sox 6-6; Cubs 3-9; Pirates 2-10; E a st d iv isio n - Ori­
"sixKitairi ffiecontest.
Newark was eliminated from the tournament after a oles 84; Red Sox 7-5; Mets 7-5; Reds 4-8;
15-7 deciskihto’the Waterloo entry on July 10 at New•pgpz- . •. -Newark scored four times In the first, one in the sec­
ond and two in the fifth. Justin Ring walked three times
•with-two runs scored, Justin DePauwhad three hits and
scored one ran. Josh Kraham had one walk, one double.
Mike Yonker had one home run and Matt Tyler added a
On J u ly 17 Spencer will host the Pepsi triple header
double. Waterloo scored five in the second and seven
that will include 30 laps for Modified Sportsman, 25 laps
more in the third to seal the win.
for Super Stocks plus 30
laps for the NASCAR Late
Models. The show will be
the third race in the Hart­
man Enterprises mini-se­
ries for Super Stocks.
Winston racing
series news
NEWARK CO-PILOTS
N .Y.P.
'iu ids men
Free Prizes
The ROC Qualifier for
Super Stocks will be J u ly
24 sponsored by Mathews
Buses. There is to be a car
show at Irondequoit Mall
on Ju ly 26, and the popu­
lar Wilberts Buick and GM
Parts bike race on Todd
Hartman
Enterprises
Night, J u ly 31. •
The Little League runners-up
M a rin e rs: (front) N ic k M arko , B rian F ra n ch i, J a so n V orie, J a so n S lo a n e , D a n B u ck, D a n R ise , (back)
H ead C o a c h G re gg S lo a n e , J u stin W hyte. Tanner W ebb, Lpm rie laird., Jerem y W agne, Jeff Biiey,
R obbie. A lle n , A ssista n t C o a ch John M a rk o , A n d y Sloane.
M iranda photo)
(J.
Off to Empire Games
Girls softball
On July 11 and 12, Christopher Burlee, as a represen­
tative of the Canandaigua Area Track Team, competed
in the Region 2 Junior Olympic Track and Field Trials at
Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh. He placed 7th
in the discus with a throw of 125’ 3’ and 10th in the jav­
elin throw (111’ 7").
On June 28 Chris participated in the Western Region
Empire State Games Trials at the University of Roches­
ter. He placed 4th in the discus and 2nd in the javelin.
The Newark Senior Division Girls softball All Star
Team lost their first Tournament game to Geneva on
July 12. They will play at home on JSIy l7 against the
loser of the Waterloo •Geneva game Game time is 6
p.m.
During Sunday’s game at Geneva, Patty Tellier re
craved a cut on her knee while sliding into second base
Eight stitches were required and she will be out of action
(or 10 days.
H is Javelin th row O f 118’ 6” q u a lifie d h im to
co m p e te in the E m p ire Sta te G a m e s to b e h eld
a t the U n ive rsity o f A lb an y, Ju ly 22 - 26.
Silver Slipper
Tournament held
The annual Silver Slipper Golf tournament was held
on July 11, at the Newark Country Club.
The winners were Judi Graybill and Naomi Evans
with a 63. The Flight A winners: First flight Arlene
Semmler and Sue Balschmiter with a 64; Young Lee and
Alice Burgdorph at 66; Pat Havrilla and Jane Davis at
67.
Flight B: Janet Lefebvre and Marge Lawlor at 68;
Betty DeMay and Phylis Smith at 71; Sarah Naeye and
Eunice Buss, third place.
Flight C: Connie Chelenza and Chris Enser; Pinky
Tiebout and Grace Skinkle; Micki Fagner and Dorothy
Ehrhardt.
The longest drive at hole I I was Bonnie Evangelist.
She was closest to the pin (hole 17). Longest drive for a
guest (hole 9) was Jane Davis. Longest putt (hole 3) was
(guest) Nancy Bird. Longest putt •member -was Pinky
Tiebout (hole 5). Closest to the pin (8) for a guest was
Margaret Lawlor.
A LL PO O LS
IN C LU D E:
•filter and pump
•set-in vinyl lining
•heavy gauge
bracing
•huge sundeck
•len ce & stairs
• pool ladder
Th e M a rin e r
f a m il y s i z e
S W IM M IN G P O O L
JULY 17, W T T
7:30 P.M.
NEWARK
VS
BATAVIA
The NEWARK CO-PILO TS want to thank
OUTSfBE -DIMENSIONS.
15’ x 24s w im
Keep this as a guide to the City Merchants
who are interested in giving you finer services.
Men’s softball action
In softball action (Monday-Wednesday) division on
July 7, Sharpies defeated Old Galen Inn by the score of
18-8. It was Joey’s over Halftime 17-13. On June 22, it
was Joey’s over Dingman Electric 8-5, and Dorn’s won
by forfeit over Dingman Electric.
In the Tuesday, Thursday, Friday Division it was JC s
over Fun and Food 18-13, on July 9. Comer Tavern de­
feated Walker Realty 184. Silver Bullets over Grecos
13-11. Zappia Vending over the Rail 15-1. On July 7, S
and K Electric over Freunds 14-2; Grecos 4, Carriage
Stop 1. On July 2, Grecos won by forfeit over Little Cae­
sars. Silver Bullets over the Rail 11-1, Zappia Vending
over Carriage Stop 11-9, Walker Realty over S and K
Electric 30-5.
A.E.C.C. SUMMER
SOCCER CAMP
Boys and Girls ages'
W H EN:
AREA
$988
Your Host, the City Merchants and Business
Men sincerely hope you have d most ehjoyable
evening.
The Newark Eagles Soccer team extended its record
to 8-0 with a 41 win over the Röchest® Vietnamese
Club ön July 12.
Newark’s first goal came five minutes into the game
when Jose Montez scored from an assist by Jorge Bueso. The second goal came unassisted from Oscar Acpsta.
In the second half, Acosta scored. The final goal
came from a 20-yard direct kick from Sandy Bueso.
Newark will host the Victor Soccer Club at 3 p.m.
Sunday, at the Newark High School soccer field.
W HO:
19’ X 3 1 1
the outstanding city Metchants and Business
Men of the Wayne County area for tonight's
gome between Newark and Batavia.
Another soccer win
’FULL FINANCING! *
INSTALLATION ARRANGED
Ju ly 2 0 14
W H ER E:
New ark Senior High
So ccer Fields
TIME:
HOME OWNERS 0NLY-CALL NOW!
CALL TOLL FREE-FREE HOME SURVEY
9:00 am 12 00 pm
Registration forms available at the A.E.C.C.
For further info call 331 -0073
1-800-724-4370
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