Kiwanis Meet Results
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Lindenhurst Little League
STANDINGS
MaJ0FS
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9
9
6
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Cubs
Cards
5
4
5
8
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Braves
4
8
1
2 Tigers
3
7
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2 Dodgers
2
10
5
HOME RUNS
5
6 R. Buttenhagen- 3 in one game
Colts
4
6 D. Catcher 3 in one game
Braves
4
7 D . Farina 2
Giants
Mets
3
7 G Kocn j
Cards
3
8 R Dalton j
Home Runs
T . Kelly 1
A Bertolone- Grand Slam +2 hrs. j Trippeda 1
M. Filippone-1
B vanostrand 1
D. Beroncelli-1
B. Meguinn-1
FARMS S.
T. Campo-1
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M. Frost- Shut out
Yankees
12
1
Minors
Twins
10
3
Div I
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L Indians
8
4
Colts
7
3 Lions
8
5
Vets
6
5 Pilots
7
5
Cards
6
5 Colts
5
7
Dodgers
4
6 Bears
4
9
Jets
4
7 Pirates
2
11
Pirates
3
8 Giants
0
11
Home Runs
Div II
W
L B. Meyer- Grand Slam +2
2 K. Fey 2
Giants
8
Twins
8
3 J. Allar-2
Mets
7
3 G. Colton-1
6
6 C. Peckoff-1
Cubs
4
7 J. Mantia-1
Braves
Tigers
3
8 D. Pirolo -1
Home Runs
J. Mashi-1
F. Tritt-1
Zimms- Grand Slam +1
J. Monks- Grand slam
T. Lentine-1
M. Rechner- Grand Slam
P. Varone-1
Tombasco- 2
L. Beatty-1
Rossi-1
B. Kraft-1
D. Burns-1
G. Jacke-1
S. D'Andrea-1
P. Danials-1
R. Wassmuth-1
K. Sudmann-1
T. Fitzgerald-1
D. Dorsey-1
Butkevits-1
T. Nicollazzi-1
STANDINGS
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Blue
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Red
Royals
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Gold
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Mets
10
Home Runs
Oriols
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1 Debbie
Astros
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Cubs
Dodgers
880 Relay 2nd In State
The Deer Park track team
capped a fine season by gaining
much post season recognition.
The 880 yard relay team became
the first Deer Park team to
represent Suffolk County in the
State Meet. The team earned this
honor by defeating a tough
Huntington team in the State
Qualifying Meet. The team of
Rich Cincotta , Art DiGioia, Brian
Emmerich, and Roy LeGault
went all the way to the state
championship final before -being
edged by Uniondale for the state
title. Their time of 1:29.5 is the
2nd fastest time ever run by a
Suffolk school.
This same quartet also ran the
440 relay, at the L.I.A.C. Meet of
Champions at Hofstra Univer-
sity. This race ended in a photo
finish between Huntington and
Deer Park with the officials
giving Huntington the victory.
Both schools broke the existing
county record as they ran 43.4.
Seniors Ed Gomez, soph Rich
Cincotta , and coach Ed
Szymanski were all honored by
the Suffolk County Officials
Association . Gomez and Cincotta
became the 1st Deer Park trackmen to gain All-County honors.
Gomez was voted the County 's
best high hurdler and Cincotta
gained a position on the County 's
all spring medley team. Coach
Szymanski was awarded the
"Coach of the Year " award by
the Officials Association.
New Officers For S.I.D
The newly selected officers of
the Long Island Chapter ,
National Foundation for Sudden
Infant Death were invested of
their office at the chapters
regular meeting held on Friday
May 26, 1972.
The new President is Mrs.
Sandi Boshak of Dix Hills. As her
first order of business Mrs.
Boshak announced the new
mailing address for the Long
Island Chapter as: Long Island
Chapter , Nation al Foundation
For Sudden Infant Death , Post
Office Box 342, Deer Park.
Results of the recent first
annual Kiwanis Track Meet at
Lindenhurst Junior High School
are : boys, 1-mile run , 17-19, R.
DeSantis, 4:44; K. Filmanski, ,
4:55.7; J. DeSantis, 4:56 ; 440yard run , F. Vega, 54.4; J.
DeSantis, 56.6; D. Frisch , 57.5;
100-yard dash, F. Vega, 11.1; P.
Cernigli, 11.15; J. McDougall ,
12.5; 120-yard hurdles , N.
Thompson , 15.3; G. Archer , 15.5;
80-yard run, A Castiglione, 2.08.9;
P. Fitzsimmons , 2:15.8; A.
Mahoski, 2:17; 220-yard run , P.
Cerviglia, 23.6; J. Hartley , 24.3;
D. Frisch, 24.5; J. McDougall,
25.5; high jump, A. Mahoski,
5'0"; 1-mile run , boys, 14-16, P.
Ferretti, 5:02.3; H. Donaldson ,
5:03.0; J. Bassler, 6'04; 440-yard
run , R. Lhota , 61.6; D. Hartley,
67.2; M. Harmon , 67.3; 100-yard
dash , M. Sajoski , 10.5; M.
Scheno, 10.9; P. Hartley, 11.4;
120-yard hurdles , C. Maffatone ,
15.1; M. Murphy, 15.4; B. Carnisbel, 16.2; D. Hartley, 17.5; M.
Murray, 17.8; B. O'Neill, 18.6;
880-yard run , J. Bassler, 2:15.3;
S. Bernstein. 2:38.6: B. Coords.
2:41.1.
Also, 220-yard run , M. Sajkoski,
23.0; M. Scheno, 24.8; M. Murphy, 24.9; high jump, J. Fahey -,
5'2", 1st; P. Hartley, 5'2", 1st; R.
Cruz, 5'0", 3rd ; B. Jansson,
4'10"; K. Clark, 4' 10"; long
jump, boys, 14-16, C. Mafettone,
20' 2V2 "; R. Liedtke, 14' 8 "; T.
Reilly, 14' 2"; 880-yard run , boys,
12-13, P. Dinunzio, 2:40.7; C. Leo,
2:41.6; R. Schneider, 2:48.4; D.
Walsh, 2:57.5; high jump, R.
Kuehnel, 4' 6"; J. Lalumia, 4' 4";
P. Osswald, 3' 10"; T. Boglino, 3'
6"; 220-yard run, J. Coffin, 29.2;
B. Dyson, 30.0; R. Schneider,
30.05; long jump, R. Cruz, 16' 3";
P. Osswald, 14' 0"; R. Kuehnel,
13' 9%" ; shot put , S. Greco, 22'
4"; L. Gaddis, 21' 10"; J.
Casserino, 21' 4V2 "; 100-yard run ,
B. Dyson, 13.4; T. Lynch, 14.-; H.
Hartley, 14.4; B. Franciscovich,
14.5; 50-yard dash, boys, 1C-11, A.
Martinez, 7.4; D. Barry, 7.5; K.
Lynch , 7.7; T. Leskiewicz, 7.9; 60yard hurdles, A. Martinez, 10.6;
F. Smith, 11.5; B. Fesser, 11.6;
shot put, 8-11, F. Kelm, 23' 3"; B.
Kelm, 20' 0"; 440-yard run , J.
McAleavey, 1:52; P. Schiavo,
1:54.4; B. Cody, 1:58.8; long
jump, C. Knowd, 12' 3"; B.
Fesser, 11' 9"; T. Riess, 10' 11";
100-yard dash, J. Doran, 14.2; B.
Fesser, W; B. Cody, 14.8; 220yard run, J. McAleavey, 34.1; P.
Schiavo, 34.2; B. Fesser, 34.3;
440-yard run, boys, 8-9, B. Riess,
1:29.7; B. Meyer, 1:32.3; B.
Perna, 1:35.7; long jump, B.
Meyer, 11' 1%"; M. Furia , 9' 6";
C. Lomangino, 8' 10"; 220^yard
run , G. Murray, 36.8; B. Reis,
37.6; R. Filmanski, 37.7.
Also, long jump, girls, 17-19, D.
Bondonduci , 13' 9" ; 50-yard
hurdles, D. Bondonduci, 8.8; D.
Cooper , 9.5; 1-mile run , D.
Cdoper, 8:19.8; 880-yard run ,
girls, 14-16, R. Livigni, 3:06.2;
long jump, M. Power, 14' 3"; S.
Zwick, 14' 0"; J. Prochoroff , 13'
1"; shot put, C. Pflug, 30' 7"; M.
Casserino, 24' 9"; D. Casserino,
20' 6%" ; 440-yard run , A. Rapp,
1:13.6; D. Doran, 1:15.6; C.
McAllister, 1:15.4; 50-yard dash,
C. Spallone, 6.7; D. Gibbert, 7.1;
M. Power, 7.3; high jump, S.
Zwich, 4' 8" ; 100-yard dash,*C.
Spallone, 12.3; D. May, 13.5; 50yard hurdles, J. Prochoroff , 9.0;
J. Goldman, 9.9; 220-yard run , D.
Gilbert, 28.8; C. McAllister, 31.6;
100-yard dash, girls, 12-13, D.
Triano, 13.7; 1st: M. Kennedy,
13.7, 2nd; J. Scheno, 13.7, 3rd ;
880-yard run , J. Ekas, 3:08.8; K.
Ferguson, 3:23.2; high jump, A.
Burry, 4' 0"; C. Bazich, 3' 8";
long jump, L. Sampson, 12' 1";
M. Smith, 12' V2 "; N. Prochoroff ,
11' 10y2 "; 220-yard run, D. Doran,
30.4; A. Rapp, 30.5; D. May, 32.1;
50-yard hurdles, T. Disnard, 9.3;
M. DiOrio, 9.4; M. Williams, 9.5;
50-yard run , J. Greyer, 6.8; D.
Marjiotta , 7.2; J. Scheno, 7.2; 100yard dash , girls, 10; 11, M.
Whalen, 14.1; L. Moran, 14.5; M.
Griffis, 14.6; 50-yard hurdles, K.
Toirisi, 9.0 and S. Egert, 9.0, first
place tie; P. Klein, 9.1, 2nd; long
jump, M. Whalen, 11' 7%" ; J.
McAllister, 11' Si/fe" ; S. Brodmerkel, 11' 3"; 440-yard run , M.
Lynch, 1:26.6; C. McCormick,
1:35.1; C. Taylor, 1:36.1; 220-yard
run , M. Griffin , 34.0; K. Mahar ,
34.4; J. Sanson , 36.9; J.
Filmanski, 37.4; 50-yard dash , S.
Egert, 7.5; C. Reimer, 7.6; A.
Scaglioni , 7.7; 50-yard dash ,
girls, 8-9, M. Heindricks, 7.9; C.
Ferretti, 8.0; K. Christansen , 8.1;
220-yard run , M. Heindricks,
35.7; C. Ferretti, 36.7; J. Feslney,
38.6;
440-yard
run ,
K.
Christiansen, 1:40.9; V. LeRoy ,
1:47.0; K. Dtinn , 1:47.3; long
jump, B. Rittenhouse 8' 6"; L.
Fudginski, 8' 3" and C. Leo, 8' 3",
2nd place tie.
Also, relays, girls, 17-19, 880
girls, 17-19, 880 yards, Bondanuci,
Parker , Maher , Cooper, 1:61.2;.
DeFako, Goldman, Fudzinski,
Rittenhouse 1:63.5; boys ' relays,
440-yards, 8-9, 1st, 78.5; 2nd, 80.7;
10-11, McAllister , Whelan ,
Barbella , Brodmerkel , 67.3;
exceptional child, 50-yard run , F.
Rodriguez, 8.1; D. Pagan, 9.1;
440-yard, Bob LaRosa, V4 Mile, K.
Morrisroe, 54.9; Bill LaRosa,
58.4; P. McAleavey, 58.7; T.
Quinn, 63.3; relays, 440, girls, 1213, Rapp, May, Doran, Samson,
62.1; Geiger, Dyckson, Propchrop, Triano , 63.4; Slade,
Kennedy, Barry, Funk , 66.7;
14.16, Spallone, Zwick, Proghoff ,
Gilbert , 1:57.5; boys, 14-16, 440,
Scheno , Sodden , Sheehan ,
Sajoski, 49.5; 880-yard relay, 1719, Castiglione, Frisch, Mahoski,
Vega, 1:41.02.
catching a terrific fly out while
Marie Cullotto scored 2 homers.
In the Senior Girls division,
Angels Debbie Klein with a
homer, triple and 2 singles,
Kathy Feis with a homer, triple
and single and Diane Zemba with
a homer, double and 2 singles
were assisted by Kathy Gutman
with 2 triples and a double, Donna
Lucera with a triple, 2 doubles
and 2 singles and Regina Stasso
with 2 doubles in their 17-14 win
over the Teens. In the Debs 15-2
win over the Dolls, Deb pitchers
Ene Oopik, Marilyn Fenety and
Lillian Sheridan each tossed 2
strike outs to aid homers by
Michelle Kitts, Debbie Morello
and Linda Impagliazzo, who also
hit a double and caught 3 fly outs.
Then in the Debs 6-3 win over the
Angels, powerhouse Linda Impaglizazzo again scored on a
homer along with catching a fly
out and assisting in 4 other outs.
Though losing , Angels were
playing good ball including 3 fly
outs caugt by pitcher Vivian
Stasso, 1 caught by catcher
Kathy Zajic and a homer by
Donna Lucera along with 3
singles and 3 fly outs caught and
a double play. In the Angels 18-2
win over the Dolls, Kathy Feis
scored on 2 triples and a single
and grabbed 4 fly outs, Donna
Lucera whacked a triple and 4
singles and nabbed a fly out,
catcher Kathy Zajic caught 4 fly
outs, Eileen Taylor hit a triple,
double and single , Doris
Bredekamp had a double and
single and Diane Zemba whacked
a double and 3 singles.
Farm C Blue's 6-5 win over Red
featured the superb pitching of
Dan Clark for 2 1/3 innings,
relieved by Anthony Teti with
bases loaded and 1 out who held
Red to 1 run for Vi / 3 inning and
followed by Chris Karp for 3
innings who struck out 7 batters.
In another damp week of Tommy Greenan's sacrifice was
WBYL play, the Jr., Girls division good for 2 runs and Nick Gnazzo
played several cliff-haners. In had 2 good plays at 1st. Blue then
their rain-out make-up, the faced Green to a 16-4 win with
Bunnies edged out the Belles 10-9 Teti and Clark sharing the
with credit for the win shared by mound. Teti scored a triple, Karp
Patrice Brada with her double, 2 a triple and double, Clark a triple
singles and 3 beautiful catches, and Joseph Barbato made 3
Laura Kieckoff with a homer, assists. Gnazzo was 2 for 3 and
triple and single and Debbie made 3 good plays at 1st and
Udle, Tracy Udle and Tracy catchers Andrew Mikelinich and
Moran with singles. Then, in a Robert Kinahan again did a
rematch, the teams battled to a creditable job.
10-10 8 inning tie that was finally
called for time, with scoring on
Minor Black International is
Debbie Udle 's triple and 2 still playing unbeaten ! wih their
singles, Gayle Sherwood's 2 near-miraculous 3-2 win over
doubles and single, Brada 's 2 Blue American manager Tony
doubles and single and Dieckoff's Luca is pretty proud of his boys.
beauty of a catch at first. Belles Black was trailing 2-0 going into
pitcher Joanne Puleo scored a the bottom of the 6th, when Peter
triple, a double and as short stop Zuk's triple started a rally that
caught a fly out and assisted in included hits by Larry Luca , Tom
two double -plays with second Hurd, Kevin Johnston and Frank
baseman Lynn Hakki. Relief Costanzo to bring the Black its
pitcher Joann Bilello caught 2 fly win. The great pitching of Tony
outs and hit a single, while first Caldarelli was a deciding factor
baseman Maryann Roberto in the win, too, since in Tony 's 3
caught an out, and hit a double innings of play, facing 9 batters,
and single. Singles by Shiela he struck out 8 of them !
Zajic, Maureen Meehan, Marie
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