United First Federal Wins 14 15 Title In Little League
United First Federal scored three unearned runs after two outs and beat Kiwanis 5 2 to claim the 14 15 year old division crown. Key hits came from Coleman Hendershott Voigt Clougherty and Madden with Waggoner and Madden pitching for Kiwanis left runners on base in multiple innings.
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Dan Monahan
United First Federal
Kiwanis
Andrew Aloise
Kurt Durham
United First
Jim Beans
Billy Madden
Short
Jon Coleman
Jeff Hendershot
Madden
Coleman
Mike Voigt
Hendershott
Sean Clougherty
Todd Waggoner
Kevin Boyer
Scott Roesch
Waggoner
UFF
Voigt
Clougherty
Boyer
Roesch
Venice Lions reach finals in Major Boys Little League tourney
In a double elimination, the Venice Lions improved to 4-0 and advanced to a finals matchup against Rotary after beating Rotary 5-0 and 9-5 victories by the Lawyers over Bates File and a 7-4 win over Elks.
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Elks
Optimist
Venice Lions
Bates File
Rotary
Nokomis Lions
Venice
Lawyers
Bates
Ewing
We No Bank
Accountants
Kiwanis
Doctors
Lawyers 7 Elks 4 in tournament clash
Lawyers, runners up in the American League, defeated Elks champions of the National League 7-4. Greg Dubytz doubled home two in the fourth, Jamie Detert earned the win with seven walks and 11 strikeouts, while Mike Trapani surrendered only two Elk hits and fanned nine. Elks finish 2-2. Lawyers move to a Tuesday game versus Rotary at 3-1.
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Kiwanis
UFF
First National Bank
Elks
Rotary
Joe Kowalczyk
Mike Trapani
Ellis
Kowalczyk
Eric Wilwant
Chris LeBlanc
Paul Ruggiero
Trapani
Bobby Greathouse
Brian Stright
F. DePalo
Bates
Greg Dubutz
Mark Caretta
Matt Price
David Badolato
Jamie Detert
Dave Monahan
Nathan Collier
Jeff Arrington
Dubutz
Mike Hendershot
Lawyers
Greg Dubytz
Elk
Bates Field Edges Optimist 1-0 In Major Boys Game
Bill Preston pitched a one hit term and scored the lone run as Bates Field defeated Optimist 1-0 in a Major Boys tournament game. Continued on page 34.
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Bill Preston
Bates Field
Optimist
Publix Tops Koolee in 11 Inning Little League Thriller
Publix edged Koolee 10 9 after 11 innings in the 16 18 year old Big League division at Venice Little League. Mike Scavo drove in the go ahead run in the 11th as Publix rallied from a 9 2 deficit. Scavo pitched the win. Voight took the loss while Koolee’s Guthrie and Dinka paced the offense with key doubles and hits.
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Publix
Koolee
Venice
Mike Scavo
Reiger
Scavo
Randy Koolins
George Chamberlain
Mark Guthrie
Larry Dinka
Jack Voight
Randy Koelins
Scotty's champions in 13-year-old loop
Scotty's defeated Englewood in a two game series to claim the 1982 Senior Boys Little League championship. Mike Speck pitched a one hitter in game one as Scotty's led 5-0 late and finished 5-1. In game two Scotty's rallied to a 5-4 victory after Englewood's late lead, with Billy Rhodes keying a seventh inning rally. Jimmy Lather earned the win.
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Scotty's
Englewood
Mike Speck
Billy Rhodes
P.J. Blem
Scotty
Scottys
Brian Arnold
David Pierce
Eddie Blackburn
Blackburn
Rhodes
Scotty’s
Jimmy Lather
Notary and Rotary square off in title race win
Rotary defeated Lawyers 9-2 Tuesday night behind pitcher Joe Kowalczyk. LeBlanc Paschke and Kowalczyk led Rotary with multiple hits as Venice Lions seek tourney clinch Wed. Rotary would force a Thursday final with a victory.
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Rotary
Lawyers
Venice Lions
Lions
Joe Kowalczyk
Brian LeBlanc
Chris Paschke
Kowalczyk
Mark Carretta
Greg Dubytz
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United FF
Bill Madden
RHE
Bill Speck
Rick Britton
Tim Paradise
Brian Keating
Doug Totten
Jim LeMorte
Raleigh Stahl
LeMorte
Paradiso
RH Rotary
VEN Lions
Joel Campbell
WAD
Scott Toylas
Scott Wright
Jay Reid
Guy Brooks
Jeff Macey
Billy Deighton
David Boatwright
WUD
Campbell
Wright
Reid
RH Bates
Tom Cristello
Chamberlain
Danny Schulte
Loop
Notary
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