May 23, 2013 PDF Edition - The Sentinel

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THE SENTINEL • THURSDAY, MAY 23, 2013
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Casey, Ethel E. (Hawley)
Died May 7, 2013
Funeral service May 23, 2013
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ERVING - Ethel E. (Hawley) Casey,
85, passed peacefully Tuesday May 7,
2013 after a brief illness with her eldest
son by her side. She was predeceased
by her beloved husband, Alfred H.
Casey. Born in Pelham of the late John
Hawley and Mary (Gillette) Hawley, she
was a long time resident of Belchertown,
recently residing in Erving at the home
of her youngest son and his wife. Ethel
graduated from Amherst High School,
class of 1947. After raising her family
she worked as the first dispatcher for
the Senior Surrey at the Amherst Senior
Center from 1975 until retiring in 1994.
She was involved with Hampshire County
Triad and the Belchertown Senior Center
Travel Club, she loved travel and adventure.
In her younger years she was an
avid bowler, seamstress and crafter. She
got her motorcycle license while in her
50’s. More recently she enjoyed playing
cards with her friends, visiting and
reading the daily paper. Ethel is survived
by her youngest brother Robert Hawley
of the Villages in Florida, son Edward
K. Casey, daughter Patricia A. Casey-
Campbell and her husband Dale, son John
A. Casey and wife Donna, grandchildren
Jonathan, Adrianna, and Justin, great
grandson Jacob, and many nieces and
nephews. Calling hours are Wednesday,
May 22 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Douglass
Funeral Service, Amherst. A graveside
service will be at Wildwood Cemetery
on Thursday, May 23 at 1:30 p.m. In lieu
of flowers memorial donations may be
made to the Belchertown Senior Center,
60 State St., Belchertown, MA 01007.
Obituary and register at www.douglassfuneral.com.
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Richards, Sousa score in
Mutiny home win opener
EAST LONGMEADOW - After a 2012
season where the New England Mutiny
navigated the proverbial sea with some
of the best teams in the world, the team
returned to familiar waters this year and in
their home opener, a familiar result. The
Mutiny (1-0-0 WPSL New England) started
their 11th WPSL season in winning
fashion as they sailed off to a 3-0 lead
before surrendering a 90th minute goal
to the New Hampshire Phantoms (0-1-0
WPSL New England) in their 3-1 victory
at East Longmeadow High School.
“It was a great start to our season and
we scored some really good goals,” said
first-year Mutiny head coach Roy Gurnon.
“Once we got rolling, the team was fun to
watch especially with our backs getting
forward. Its always hard to pull the team
together for the first game but we got a
great result tonight.”
Midfielder Tori Sousa would start
her strong night on the pitch for New
England in the 17th minute, narrowly
missing a goal off a pass from forward
Rachel Ugolik. Those two would capitalize
six minutes later as midfielder Kacey
Richards lofted a beautiful ball over the
New Hampshire defense that Ugolik found
in her stride.
The soon-to-be Providence College
Friar drove to the end line and cut her pass
across the face of goal where Sousa was
for the tap-in past Phantoms goalkeeper
Jamie Gillis and the 1-0 lead. The score
would remain that way as both teams went
into halftime.
Business picked up in the second half
for both sides, with the Phantoms taking
the early advantage by penning in the
Mutiny in their own half for the first 10
minutes. New England would gradually
grab back their hold on momentum, with
Ugolik testing Gillis in the 53rd minute.
Just a minute later, Richards fed rightback
Jewel Robinson the ball and the
Central Connecticut State Blue Devil
drove inside from the flank. Her left-footed
shot from the top of the box beat Gillis
inside the far post for the 2-0 score.
“Kacey Richards was terrific tonight,”
said Gurnon about his veteran midfielder’s
performance. “She scattered the ball
everywhere and it was her birthday as
well.”
“After kind of a rusty first half, I decided
to do what I do best and take people
on,” said Robinson about her goal.
The Mutiny would hold the run of play
after that goal, with only a top-notch performance
from Gillis (7 saves) holding
back the tide for New Hampshire. In the
83rd minute, Sousa would assist on Jenna
Fisher’s goal. The Boston University
Terrier midfielder dribbled through traffic
at the top of the box and unleashed a
rocket for the 3-0 lead.
In the 90th minute, Lydia Simmons
would get a goal back for the road team,
as she spoiled the shutout attempt for Niki
Deiter (three saves). Next up for New
England is a road match on Wednesday,
May 29 as they travel across state to
Somerville to take on the Boston Breakers
Academy at Dilboy Stadium at 7:30 p.m.
The Mutiny return home to East
Longmeadow H.S. on Saturday, June 1
when they host long-time divisional rival
Boston Aztec (7:05 PM kick-off). Last
year, Aztec defeated the Mutiny Reserves
by a 2-1 score in overtime in the de-facto
East Conference Final that sent them to
the WPSL Championship.
PATHFINDER | from Page 25
SOFTBALL
The Pathfinder softball team
settled for a split in their two
games against Franklin Tech and
Westfield Voke.
In an 18-6 win over Franklin
Tech on Wednesday, May 8, the
Lady Pioneers (13-2) scored once
in the first, five in the second,
three in the third, four in the
fourth, two in the fifth and three
in the sixth.
No further information was
available on that game.
Pathfinder then fell to Westfield
Voke, 5-3, on Friday, May 10.
The Lady Pioneers scored once
in the first, once in the third and
once in the fourth.
Jenna Maska had two hits and
an RBI. Stephanie Hastie, Marisa
Riley and Jen Lariveierre all had
one hit each.
Maska finished with 13 strikeouts
over six innings.
Pathfinder pitcher Tyler Moore (1)
makes a delivery to home plate.
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Pathfinder’s Adam Cole (4) slides into third base.