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4B(P.C) Thursday, June 28,1979
It is official now the Detroit area
can claim three national bowling
champions.
The release of the official records
show that Bob Basacchi, who bowled
with the Goebel team in the all-star
leagues, now is the American Bowling
Congress all-events champion with an
official count of 2097. He rolled 681 in
the team event, 709 in the doubles and
707 in the singles.
Meanwhile, the Women's International
Bowling Congress released the
official standings of its recent tournament
and two Detroit area women —
Gerry Beattie and Mary Ann Duptula
are the new doubles champions.
It's been a long time since Detroit
has claimed three champions in these
prestigious tournaments.
IF Tl*ERE is any truth to the old
saying that youth must be served, the
young bowlers in the area are showing
the ability that will make them heard
from by next season.
One of the best examples came last
Sunday in the doubles at North Hills in
Rochester when Cheryl Daniels, 19, who
will bowl with Marge Kropacek's team
in the all-star league, rolled a perfect
game
After counts of 215, 220 and 206 she
started on a string of strikes that gave
here the honor that has come to few
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•By W.W. EDGAR
Area sports shorts
The city of Plymouth Parks and Recreation Department
will offer supervised playground activities
at five locations beginning July 2.
The program will run until Aug. 10 and each park
will have playleaders on duty, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., unless
otherwise posted.
Special trips and events will be scheduled with
other playgrounds. Games and intra-playground
events will be held with the leadership of the Recreation
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Children, ages 5-12 are encouraged to join the
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The supervised playgrounds will be located at
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Recreation Supervisor Paul Sincock.
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women in the Detroit area. Only one of
her 12 strikes was on the Brooklyn side.
ANOTHER YOUNG BOWLER to be
reckoned with is Aleta Rzupecki, bowling
her second year as an all-star. She
teamed with Leona Obuchowski to win
the doubles event in the famed Cincinnati
doubles in Ohio last weekend.
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"IT WAS LIKE a miracle on Michigan
Avenue" was all that Terry Smith
of Redford could say when he won his
first Michigan Majors title in Ohio last
weekend.
To gain the honor he averaged 208
and won 10 of his 12 matches.
BARB BOHNWAGNER will have
good cause to remember her bowling
performance last week in the Ladies
Foursomes at Woodland Lanes.
The reason- she toppled the Big Four
or the so-called impossible split — the
4-6-7-10.
Another unusual performance was
that of DeLores Hareath. She had the
misfortune to register 11 splits in her
three games.
The pacemaker for the day was Sue
Schuelier with a 268 in 568. Behind her
came Jane Mokoski with 565 and Betty
•Woodstock with 541. Next in line was
Sue Berry with a 214 in 528.
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Livonia Adray dumps Westland
LIVONIA ADRAY swept a pair of
games from Westland last weekend,
7-1 and 5-1, in an Adray League
baseball doubleheader.
In the first contest, Dave Frey
pitched five innings and gained the
victory. He struck out eight and
walked two. Joe Emery provided relief
help the final two innings. Stan
Price was the losing pitcher. He
struck out four and walked two.
Adray slammed 11 hits during the
contest and Westland had three.
Adray broke into the scoring column
with one run in the first inning.
The victors added six in the third inning
with six singles and a two-run
triple. Jim Wilson cracked the
extra-base hit. Westland scored its
lone run during its first turn at bat.
Wilson had two hits and two RBIs,
Tom Deacon two hits and Otis
Manning two hits to pace Adray's
offense. Mike Scivorski went 2-3 at
the plate for Westland
Scott Riley was the winning pitcher
in the second game. He held
Westland to three hits in five innings
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Riley struck out six batters and
walked two. Ken Webster completed
the game for the Livonia squad and
struck out three. Greg Hanson went
the distance in defeat for Westland
Adray scored single runs in the
first, third, fourth, sixth and seventh
innings, while Westland again
scored in the first frame
Malcom McLean had two hits and
one RBI for Adray, while Deacon
and Wilson each added two hits
"We put it together well in both
games. Our pitching is coming
around. It's the key to our play right
now," said Adray coach Ron Hellier
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REDFORD ADRAY and Wendy's
split an Adray League baseball doubleheader
last weekend. Wendy's won the
first game, 7-4, but Adray bounced
back to win the second, 8-6.
„ Tom Zwolan pitched a complete
game for the vibtory in the opener. He
walked two and struck out 10 while
holding Adray to four hits. Corey Drew
wa$ the losing pitcher. He struck out
thitee and walked three while also
going the distance.
Wendy's scored four runs in the third
inning, two in the fifth and one in the
sixth, while Adray scored one in the
second and three in the sixth.
Dave Croskey and Mike Martin each
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"It was a pretty good game. The boys
played well, but the field (Capitol Park)
wasn't in top shape," said Wendy's
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Kirk Hunter was Adray's winning
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Redford scored two runs in the
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in the sixth. Wendy's scored four runs
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Craig Lee collected two hits for
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"I really don't think either team
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