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STONE HARBOR - Through the fourth week of action the Eagles were holding a one and a half game lead in the Lions Club Little League. They won a pair of games last week; first over the Aces 7-5 and then over the Wildcats 10-3. JOHN DUZY picked up both victories for the birds. He went the final two innings in the come from behind victory over the Aces and the first four in the whitewash of the Wildcats Kimmel Schaeffer had the key blow in the fifth inning against the Aces — a two out, two rum

triple to left. Todd Jarose and Boh Cusac provided the offensive punch in the other game with Jarose blasting a home run. IN THE ONLY other game in the rain-shortened week the Panthers’ Howard Derias no-hit the Wildcats in a 20-1 rout. Derias mixed his pitches well and did not a}low a run after some second inning fielding problems gave the cats an unearned tally. Derias got plenty of offensive help with the big blows coming from the bat of Rob Stewart. Stewart went 4 for

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STONE HARBOR - Last week in the junior boys basketball league, the undefeated Rust and Purple teams (3-0) squared off in game one Emerging as the only remaining undefeated team was the Rust <41-391. The Rust was able to maintain a narrow halftime lead. 19-17, by combin.tng a strong defensive ef- * fort and balanced storing. Pete Soens and Doug Basile contributed 17 and 10 points respectively, to lead their team over the Purple High scorer for the Purple was Pat Bastain with 27 of the Purple's 39

points. IN GAME TWO. thelBlue team defei|ted the Maroon squad 51-®eFor the Blue, the offensPfe punch was provided by Tim Weir, 19 points, captain Ed Spalding. 1? points, and Chris Arizin. 10 points. High scorer for the Maroon was Julius Graham with a career high 16 points. In Ihe final contest, the Black narrowly defeated the Green 29-25 The Black held on to an 18-10 point half-time lead. Vince Sposato poured in 15‘points for the Black while Paul Braconnier had 11 points for the losing squad.

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STONE HARBOR - The summer girls basketball league sponsored by the Police Benevolent Association met for the fourth time Aug. 1. The junior girls started with a default as the Blue Birds won their first game against the Orange Octopuses. The next game saw the Purple People Eaters take on the Black Bats. The Bats won their fourth game 8-4 over Purple to hemain undefeated. Standings as of Aug. 1:

Black itt - Must 2-2 Purple i-3 Blue 1-3

THE SENIOR GIRLS league started off with Blue' taking on Rust. Rust came out early to take the lead with good shooting by Katie Butler, Chris Salvesirti and ■

Michele Wentling Ivho increased the lead and won

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38-33 to remain undefeated. The senior girls second game saw Black fighting Purple to tie for second place. Purple led the first half 22-17, but with good shooting by Agnes Gillen. Diane Rafferty and Coleen Hacked. Black started a comeback. It was not enough to catch Purple as lead scorers Shelly Ridgeway. Mary Prokapus. Maureen Ward and Jody Cosenka moved the team ahead and won 41-34 Standing as of Aug. 1:

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