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Page SixteenTHf COURIER-EXPRESS/ DuBois, Pa. - Serving C!eWins Low Hurdles In :22.0P etraitisCapturesLoner irstLeague 0\BradfordOwlsC hampsAction *n ihe Little League over the weekend found a double header played with Triagnlea 11-4 victory and GoodrichSprings scoring over Coca Colascored a 11-2 decision over Shawthe fPat Shilala was third inand took 1180 LowRonning, BV; Morgan, K : 15.6.jHurdles—Petraitis, D; ShotputCLARION — Jim Petraitis] was the lone member of the triple jump at 42'2V2 DuBois track and field team to a fourth ;n the long jump at Rockmore, C; Johnson, P; Mor break into the winners circle of 19*24”. Tom Petraitis was fifth gan, K; Rhodes, P. :22.0 the District Nine Track and; in tho long jump at 18’ 104”. m Relay — Bradford (Craven,Field championships C’arion Stale Colleg,Iheld atSaturday,The only other runner to place Bruce Hixon with a fifthwasin the 440 with a time of 53.7.Knott, Federspiel, Punxsutawney, Kane, field. DuBois. 1:34 2.Hart1;Clear-P. 12’.— Johnson, K: Nelson,Bf; Radzavich, D; VanAken, Bv; Bennett, SM. 52'8. Dlscus—Nelson, Bf; Johnson, K; Bennett, SM; Radzavich, D; Hollobaugh, D; 147’4JC LEACStandi»♦Mack.In the Triangle victory Dave Rossi and Bob Burns hit triples to lead a 9-hit attack. Earl yttsWray picked up the victory with Bennett* Valley Dave Miller in relief.Rick Smith suffered the loss. . « •Bf;Beavers placed fourth in the, Mile Relay—Kaneone mile relay the 880relay for -0a fifth ineir 25 points.i Benscoter, Anderson i;Du-Simon, Johnson,Bradford, Punxsutawney,Bois, Brookville, 3:93.0. Bradford not only walked off Two Mile Relay—Bradford (Whit with tha team title but had the aker, Keltz, Thompson,meets only triple and double Spears); Kane, Brookville, St.winners. ; Marys, Clearfield. 8:27,8Jack Craven won a triple with Long Jump—Anderson, K; El-|a first in the 100. 220 and a liott. P: Matsuro, C: Shilala,member of the winning 880 relay j D; T. Petraitis, D. 21*2 3/4-”. 1team. The Bradford ace missed Triple Jump—Petruney, Bf; El IJavelin—Petrunev, Bf; Hart, Young, SM; Selfridge, C; Sandy, P. 183’10 1/8» jwhile Randy Lockitski had a perfect 3 for 3 day which included double. Steve Schaffer wentSt. Marys .... Clearfield .. .DuBois Rockets« *High Jump—Kazaa2for 3.Brock way Brookville .....Wednesday’*K;BvKEYShilala, D; tie Barkley,and-BfClifford, D. 510s. ’Score by innings...... 022 070-11R H EBrook Coc*Bradford; Bv, ville; D. DuBois; C. Clearfield;SM, St. Marys; P. Punxsutawney; K, Kane.Triangle .Cola3Litts at Clearfie Rockets at St. 3• » • •000 130—3 Brookville at Br-Oout in any record setting per formanccs in the 100 and 220.Double winners were DanA TEAM STANDINGSBradford .................. 924ValleyTheliott, P; Shilala, D; FullingJIM PETRAITISwinners were Cuthberton, 880 and mile; Ron Knott 440 and 880 relay andCraig Petruney in the triple jump and javelin.—O—i TWO Class A records wcro set as Terry Wile broke t he two mile run with a time of 9:37.7. The old record was held by Joe Murone,set in 1970 of 10:07 2. Secondplace finisher Jciff Carr, Punx sutawney, also broke the record with a time of 9:39 6.ton, C; Quinn, SM 44 3 cord—old record, 42*9 truney, Bradford, 1970*. Pole Vault—Carlson. Bf;**(rePePunxsutawney ............. 48Clearfield ............... 26CarDuBois .................... 25St. Marys ................. 16Rick Hagen pitched five scoreless innings but held off a ShawMack sixth inning rally to win112 for Goodrich. John DuBoisand Nathan Giles were both 3 ed its 43rd seasonfor 4 for the winners while Mark Bois Sunday after)j defending champs j ley, playing the Dat Showers Field.Brocious hit a three-bagger.ter, K; Ceechetti, K; Bihop,'Brookville• » • * *• •••••••••a*144Six ItsSeShaw Mack had four hits and one w as a double by Rodney Me Donald. Mark Kulbatski was on the hill for the Truckers.Score by Inning* R H E.. OOO 502- 2 4 2 003 2«x-U 12 2wasted little time their title, blastin behind a 17 1Punxsutawmev,nipped Wayne Rockmore, Clearfield, at the tape in the 180 low hurdles. Both runners were clocked at :22 0 flat with the Beaver runner getting the nod from the time judges.DuBois finished fifth with 2.1points for one of their worst showings in years in the Class A District competition. Petraitis is the only member of the Boaver thinclads to be eligible j joo for the trip to Univerrity Pai next weekend for the State TouThe other record came in the*j triple jump where Craig Petruney broke his own record witha jump of 44' 3 ’. Last Petruney jumped 42’9”.-O-yearCLARIONCameron CountyThe first and second place finishers will be at University Park next Saturday for the StateHigh School of Emporium wonthe District B track andClarionat-O-CLASS A RESULTSchampionship Saturday in an afternoonClass B recordsboatfieldStatethatset. o u tn a meat.Bradford Owls captured-Craven, Bf; Federspiel, Bf; Lukehart, P; Benscoter, K; Morgan, C. : 10 2.220—Craven. Bf; Knott, Bf; Mer gan, C; Lukehart, P; Krche-lich C. :22.7.saw sixCameron CountyMoniteau 61-47 while defendingchampion Redbank Valley scored 38. Clarion followed with 27 and AC Valley was fifth with 22. Two records were set in the and four other recordstheir third straight District titlerelayswere set, one in track and three the fieldinwith a big margin over Kane,924 65. Punxsutawney finished third with 48 followed by Clearfield 26. St. Marys followed theBeavers with 16 and Brookvillelast with 144 pomts.•— ( ) —The next best showings for440—Knott, Bf; Lepley, P; Morgan, C; Benscoter, K; Hixon, Cameron County High School D. : 50.6. set two of the records as the880—Cuthbertson, Bf; Simons. K. 880 relay team ran 1:33.7 to Dinger, Bv; Swineford, Bv, bi\iak the old record held by Keltz, Rf. 2:00 5. Moniteau set in 1969 of 1:34 2Mile—Cuthbertson, Bf; Keltz, Bf; The other record came in thein theDuuois came where Dick Radzavich was third with 45*84. Radzavich finished fourth in the disc u swith a throwof 124’9” while Dale Hollobaugh was fifth at 123’2’URoss, K; Read, C; Roberts, P.4:35 4.shotput Two Mile—Wile, K: J. Carr, P;B. Carr, P; Fullington, C; Zaunick, K. 9:37.7. (record-old record, 10:07.2. Munrone, Punxsutawney, 1970),120 High Hurdles — Steinbach, SM; Novolsel, K; Rhodes, P;discus where Gerard Bauer won the event with a toss of 147*1 to break the old record heddof St. Marys, 146'-1964.by Dippold 94” setinBruce Kiester, Mom teau,broke the 120 high hurdle re cord with a time of : 15.5. The old record was held by Miller,The best idea to come out of Detroit in years.f/iBut being first with on idea alsopottery, someone once said.And never before has our modestcor been on the receiving end of sohas its advantages.Nobody, for example, has the experience we.have working on amuch Battery.What with the Big 3 auto makerssingle small car.We’ve had the time to test ourComing out with a little 3.And one even promising not tochange designs for five years.Of course, it wasn’t oiwoys likeidea.And improve it thousands of times. And refine it thousands of times.Every step the others fake, we'vethis.Take 1949, for instance.The only people who liked the then were the twobeen through before.In fact, it’s kind of funny now.Watching the makers of 425 horseBeetlewhopower engines try to catch up with oboughtVolkswagenCentral VolkswagenIncU. S. Route 322, DuBoisDial 583-4222Open Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 9; Sat. 9 to 5Shew Meek .. GoodrichMINORLEAGUE17 1five hit pitching hurlers.-O-The Minor League held a twin bill Saturday with the regular scheduled game finding theKtystone, ; 15 8 set in 1975.Steve Alexander, Clar io n, broke the pole vault record witha jump of 12' 11”. The old cord wax 12’ 9” teau, set lastgameBanks scoring a 4 3 victory over Sunoco. In a makeup game the Jayceex scored a 15-2 win overShankels.*the BanksCHET MAHOLTtrip to the plate inning ripped a thoff Glen Pentz awas over 1theInDoughittertripleDougby Hall,re Momyear.A new javelin record was set by Bruce Hughes, Allegany-Clarion, with a throw of 209’4”. The old record was held by Clarion’s198*24” set lastvictoryLeidel pitched a three and Greg Skunda had aand Mark Segeberg andLiedel both doubles.Denny Kalgren sufferedloss.The Jaycees rapped out 5 hits in the 15 2 win over Shankels. Rick Whitmore had threethesingles in four triples. Mike Hoffer had a double and triple for theKiser, 19824” set last year.The Redbank Valley mile re lay team set the final record with a time of 3:33.5. The old record was held by Karns City,3:34,6 set in 1968.winners.Dave Makufka gamed the winfor the Jaycees while Chris Clark suffered the lossScore by Innings R Hinningput five on The next seven scored five runs i unloaded for se\ Frank MonikowskPentz.Kurt Nyquist (j lt;2 and Bunny B bined for the five was Tom Levenc of the Valley cl who led the Roc for 4 afternoon, failed to get a t—O—JOEL GREEN, from HollidaysburSonoonRanks• •100 000 1-3 . 555 101 2-4—O—35E32Sweep ISThe meets only triple winner was Moniteau’s Joe Cupec. Th* sprinter scored wins in the 100,220 and 440.JayceesShankels• • • -* .• *485 53-15 550 11- 29434-OTerry Younkin of Cameron Cocnty was a double winnerwith a win in the long jump and a member of the 880 relay.Younkin also took a second in the triple jump.The Redbank Valley mile andtwo mile team had the same8 YEAR OLD LEAGUE Score by Innings R HReds ..... 363 1—13 4Giants ......... 233 0— IE113TheCclubnWP—Joe Petriek; LP — John Mehallran their Saturday with aof New Kensingt* Ed Felix saw 1• •■•••* * •members. Doug Seelbach, Wade Cowan, Jim Painter and Jim1 Snyder.The District champions hips were held under ideal conditionsThe weather was warm andLITTLE LEAGUERockwellGoodrich Shaw Mack ..Service ClubsTriangle SpringsOokestreak end• •3222100 105012232667500ningstrong four-hitter hurler his thirdlosse550.230against noalso gained his twith000Tonight's Schedulewarmwith very little wind. The first two winners in each event willthe Class ARockwell vs Service Civ Tuesday's SchednleShawjoin the Class A wunners atUniversity Park next Saturday.Mack vs-OOokeLE AGIEcampaign opening game. 1 relief from Denn the Dukes came double players to ers out of troub-OLTSJayceesSunoco• •3 92100—Cupec, M; Bisso. OC; Thomas, Cl; Wolfe, RBV; Johnson, PA. : 10 6ShankelsBanks225—CupecCCMcDowell .. Tastee Freez• *111011550667In the opener t! all their runs inV0innings. Single rt first and third at13600250ed the plate in 1 The run in the2 .000Saline, R; Maynard, S: Wolfe, RBV. :23.1.440—Cupec, M; *Johnson, PA; Hays, U; Park, CC; McHenry, K. : 52.8.Tonight’s Srhfdal*Tastee Freez vs McDowellTuesday’* SchednleSunoco vs SankeisJohn Counsman Ralph Lippart wthe inning with i Th* two in th880 Slike, Cl; PainterRBV;Chadman, K; Rinehart, S;Crissy, CC. 2:009Mile—Rinehart, S; Lyon. CC; Elder, U; Lagut, KC; Swart-fager, RBV. 4:34 7.Two Mile —OLDPirates4MetsRedsGiants.Braves2• • • • •• •20501223000.667500000.000— Myers, RBV; Stroup, M; Love. R;K; Gooch, Co. 10:13 8.120 High Hurdles-GHeiser.Tonight’s SchednleMets vs GiantsHagen,-Kiester. M;AC; Stanley, R; Carr,AC; Dann, PA. : 15.5. (record Discus —old record, : 15 8. Miller, Keystone 1970).Tuesday’s SchPirates vs Bravesinwhen Ferrara s Sack ash w'ho hac single and Lippi fic* fly to scorlt; followed Saekash What proved ning run in the t Gary S n y d • rCounsman w'ho Three singleswalk gave Newtwogave in thethird180 Low Hurdles-Young. RBV; Lasher, U; Leonard, CC: Carr, AC; Colosimo. S. :21.8.-Bauer, CC; Guih«r, Cl; Nagy, M; Spizzirri, RBV;Gardner, M. 147T\ (record old record. 146 94to back doubles Shasko led to th-CNew leadKensingtintoSt, Marys. 1964 .Dippold,1 Javelin880 Relay—Cameron County (BisHolterback,- Hughes, AC; Frantz.M; Bob Larson, Cl; Billgoing when DuBois C for five runs to and win 7-;Larso. Younkin ;Schnering, Clarion. Ridgway,son, CL; Swanson, S. 209(record—oldopen and winIn the big 5th naud led off witKeystone. Karns City. (record—old1:33.7. record, 1:34.2, Moniteau. 19691.Mile Relay — Redbank Valley (Seelbach, Cowan, Painter, Snyder); Clarion. Port Alle-Cameron198 24”,! moved to thirdKiser, Clarion, 1970).KEY-CCCameron County; M.Moniteau; RBV, Redbank Valley; Cl, Clarion;Snyder. Don baseganv,stoneCounty. Key-3.33.5. (record—old re cord, 3:34.6, Karns City, 1968*. Two Mile Relay—Redbank Valley i Cowan, Painter. Snyder,AC-AC Valley, K, Keystone, R, Ridgwav;S. Smethport; U, Union; PA —Port Allegany; J. Johnson-burg; KC, KarnsClarion-Limestone;field; Co.on an ern and Snyder both van stole seconc a single by Tom Smith reached bSeelbach1; JohnsonburgCity;, CL Sf, Shef-Coudersport;Oswayo Valley.-O—and Mike Sacka ing Martino.In the lowerOV, scored twice wsingled horn* Snteau, Cameron County, Kej stone. 8:32.2.;gh Jump—Anderson, Sf: Campbell. CC: Leonard. CC: RumF.Am STANDINGSCounty ..man singled to i* * •baugh, AC; Stavisky, OV. 6”. [ng Jump—Younkin, CC; Franz,Moniteau ............. 47Redbank Valley ..........Clarion ............. YAC Valley ..........*V‘In the nightcout 12 in runnir3-5O’Neill, 3 4”.K;M; Bisso, CC;Hooks, U. 211 Triple Jump — Collier, AC;Younkin, OC; Warmbrodt, J;Crissy, CC; Minnear, M. 43’- Port Allegany 11”.rKeystone.......... 12Ridgway ........Leading the 11Counsman and S12Smethport ................ 12Union• ♦1111Pole VaultAlexander. Cl;11Thompson, J; Grossman, M; Herger, PA; Campbell. CC 12’11’. (record — old record,12*9”, Hall, Moniteau, 1970).Shotput—Ekas, KC; Bauer, CC;rri, RBV; Larson, Cl;Johnsonburg ............Karns City ............... 9Clarion-Limestone .....Sheffield76114 afternoons. (had two singles to the plate in t-OThe Dukes tra\ sington for a the 26th and clo son at BehrendOswayo ValleyCurwensville 1.... 9ClarionFIRST (DUBOLippart, If* 1 *1RBVNorthernChiappelli,Hanslovan• *S€
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