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SARANAC LAKE - Black Fly and Stanley's
(714) playing
softball playoffs kick off tonight at Casablanca < l>6> at Ray Brook
Petrova field and HCR field.
In Tuesday's playoffs, Dr. Y's
(11-10) plays Amusement & VenLocal 866 (4-17) plays Federal ding (10-12) at Gabriels. Waterhole
Savings & Loan (3-19) at HCR, and (3-19) plays Stanley's at Petrova.
Moose (1-21) meets Owl's Nest and the winner of Monday's Moose(9-13) at Petrova field.
Owl's Nest game plays 14-8 Nor
man's at HCR.
The final two games of the
At Gabriels tonight, End of the
regular season will also be played Road and Strack's pick up their
tonight, with Red-division leader 11-inning 8-8 tied game, and will
Rondack Room (20-1) meeting follow it with the second of their
Back Door (16-5) at Schroder's field best-of-five playoff finals.
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Treskas win at Men's Invitational
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LAKE PLACID — Mike Treska of Lake Placid and brother Peter of Boston
won the lowest handicap division in the Men's Invitational Golf tournament
on the upper course at the Lake Placid club.
The three-day, 54 hole tournament was a best-ball-of-twosome, match play
format. Competitors received one point for winning the hold, one point for
winning the side, one-half point for equalling the hole and one half point for
equalling a side.
All winning teams received trophies and golf merchandise.
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Handicaps I M 7
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H a n d i c a p s 13-20
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Sixty-one senior golfers compete
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LAKE PLACID — Sixty-one players participated in a senior tournament at
Craig Wood this weekend.
Bob Strack won the '-'Junior" division (ages 50-59), taking the gross division
with a three-over par 75 and winning the net with a 65. Al Blinn took second in
both the gross and net division with a 75 and 65. Ed Purchell took third in the
gross division with an 84, and Jim Sileo and Ray Levitt tied for third in the net
division with 73s.
Quent Chadwick won both the net and gross divisions in the "Senior" (ages
60 and up) division with an 80 and a 65. Grant Reed and Jim McCasland tied
for second in both'categories with 83 gross and71 net.
In the ladies senior gross division, Nete Drake won with a 92, Eileen Chadwick was second with 96 and Min McCasland was third with 98. Jeri Hilty won
the net division with a $3.
The longest drive went to Ed Merrill and Lid Jackson, both on the ninth
hole. Lynn Wilson and Flo Barry had the closest to the pin.
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Quayle, Lussi win tennis, tourney
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racer wins her pack sprint at the line.
PLATTSBURGH - Randy Quayle and Chris Lussi of bake Placid won the
top singles classes in the Ninth Annual Press-Republican North Country Tennis Tournament this weekend.
Quayle defeated Art Lussi, also Lake Placid, 6-0,6-2 for the championship,
and Chris Lussi defeated Lake Placid's Meri-Jo Borzilleri 6-3, 6-4 for the
women's crown.
give up a hit until
Pirates 4, Expos 3
David Dion of Northeastern Clinton Central won the men's B division, and
inning single. Rieke
At Pittsburgh, Jim Morrfson
John Nicotera won the second straight Senior Men's championship. John
d with, a^grounder, smashed his first homer of the year, a Durgan of AuSable Valley won the 16-and-under division and Jonathan
s • backhanded by third sblp shdt, to help Rick Rhoden snap a Sokolowski, Plattsburgh High, won the 14-and-under championship.
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Area cyclist places at Nationals
MILWAUKEE, Wis. — Patty Piper Moles of Lake Placid placed 30th in the
field of 157in the National Women's Bicycle Road Race Championship here
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Competing against the best women riders in the United States, Moles raced
SeaverwsMO straight decisions fo^ i n the eighth inning to lift the Reds.
^^'^^'SSS^&TS 12 laps around a 5-mile course which included two steep climbs.
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fy Young A%rd winner with: the theMets in.^9, the Mrtthey ym Ted>ower, 3-2, pitched the finall 1-3 t h f * or.f * £ L * i S 2 f a T S i £
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the Red Sox to victory. Bo6 Stanley,
6-5, (picked up the victory. Mark
Glear.pitching out of a 12th inning
jam, earned his third save.
> A*s 5, Mariners 3
At Oakland. Calif., Don Sutton notch^i his 29pth career victory and
MUce Davis slugged his 21st homer to
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T o r o n t o 4, T e x a s 1
Seattle 6, O a k l a n d J
C l e v e l a n d 10, B a l t i m o r e 4
Boston 5, K a n s a s c i t y 4
C a l i f o r n i a 5, M i n n e s o t a 4
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St. Louis ( C o x 12-6)
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Los Angeles (Reuss 1-7) a t
Atlanta (Smith * - • )
Sunday's Results
D e t r o i t 7, M i l w 4,1st g a m e
M i l w 14, D e t r o i t 4,2nd g a m e
Texas (.Toronto 4
B a l t i m o r e 5, C l e v e l a n d 4
Chicago*, New York 1
Boston 6, K C 5 (12 i n n )
C a l i f o r n i a 4, M i n n e s o t a 5
O a k l a n d 5, Seattle 3
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M i n n e s o t a ( S m l t h s o n 11-7) a t
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