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THE OBSERVER<br />
THURSDAY,<br />
MAY 22, 1997<br />
PAGE 13<br />
c ur s a rst-ever no- tter<br />
By SHERRI KUlAS<br />
staffwnttr<br />
It was a first-ever for MIchael Wodnicki,<br />
Monday, on Fontana Field as he<br />
hurled a no-hiner aga111st the Plan High<br />
Sehool-basebalheam In a \4-1 Victory.<br />
The Junior pitcher saId he hadn't<br />
plt~hed in a whtle and warned that<br />
~aybe he mIght b~ too strong, affectign<br />
his control. Wod111ckt ended up walking<br />
two and striktng out 10. An error <strong>by</strong> the<br />
Knights lllfieid and a fielder's chOIce resulted<br />
111 Plan's lone run.<br />
"The rest felt good but I was hoplllg<br />
It wasn't too " saId Wodnlckl.<br />
stronger. As a IlI111or, he has a good curve<br />
ball, but he doesn't have the mechamcs<br />
yet but he's got a year to go."<br />
The Blue Knights scored mne runs<br />
111 the fifth. Jeff Tango hit a two-run Slll<br />
-gTe: Marc Maringola wenf3-for-4, scored<br />
twice, and to top It off, he scored a threerun<br />
hOlller fimshmg with four RBIs.<br />
Wodmckt followed WIth a solo home run<br />
of h,s own over the center field fence to<br />
end the fifth at 13 -\. Th,s was the thIrd<br />
home run of the season for Wodmckt<br />
"I'm not a curve ball !utter and that's<br />
whdt I get," saId Wodmckt. "I got lucl),"<br />
second loss came at<br />
go out and throw<br />
of pltch111g. My<br />
CUl"VI: ball was breaking good. "<br />
Jason Landeen opened the game for<br />
Southlllgton with an lllfieid hIt and advanced<br />
to second off a Brian Rinehart hit.<br />
Landeen went 2-for-5 WIth 2 RBIs. Marc<br />
Maringola followed WIth a walk to load<br />
the bases. John Orefice added a two-run<br />
single and fintshed at 2-for-3. At the end<br />
of sewnd, It upp~d th~ scor~ to 4-0.<br />
WOdnlCkt had retired nine in a row.<br />
To start the fourth, he walked Doug Ge<br />
JiHi.ef WliQ-scoreailii only olo]OrPlatt<br />
followed <strong>by</strong> Da"e Jakiela who hit a<br />
grounder to thud. With runners on first<br />
and third, Jeff Poach tapped the first out<br />
of the in111ng but Geoffrey scored.<br />
"He's hke Carl Pavano and Rob Dibble,"<br />
said SHS coach J ohn Fontana. "As<br />
the game goes on, Mike gets better and<br />
May 14,8-1, at Muzzy FIeld 111<br />
Man Galati was the .tarung pItcher and<br />
was reheved <strong>by</strong> Wodmckl who was reheved<br />
<strong>by</strong> Bnan Mascaro. Matt Nelson<br />
was the winning pitcher for Central<br />
In Fnday's game agal"'t Bulkeley<br />
HIgh <strong>School</strong>, South111gton pulled out a<br />
14-3 wm over the Bulldogs The host<br />
Blue KnIghts lead "01 WIth SIX runs 111 the<br />
fim.<br />
Mascaro pitched five InnIngs for<br />
SHS and had five strikeouts, one walk,<br />
...and-.nvo bits It W'lsn't !lnnl the E&h-m:<br />
mng t..'lat t... e Knights drove In four more<br />
runs. Kev111 Connellan went l-for-4 scor-<br />
111g one run and dnvlllg m four MIke<br />
Moneymaker went 2 -fur-3 and scored<br />
three runs and two RBIs.<br />
Southington faces Manchester Fnday<br />
in an away game starting at 7 p m<br />
Girls track team sweep meets<br />
The Southington High <strong>School</strong> girls one pomt needed for VIctOry. I<br />
track team remains undefeated With the "The keys to beatmg the Huktcanes<br />
meet WIth Maloney High <strong>School</strong> Fnday. were dommat111g the track events tnclud<br />
The Lady Knights won 97-39 m a CCC mg wmmng both relays and preventing<br />
South challenge and 6-0 overall record bemg