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JUNE 7
SS EXPRESS 21,
IUVERStDE AUTO 6
Dan Sayball hit for the cycle
and was four-for-four with 3
RBI. Mike Suprynoyicz had 4
hits, RBI, nd ) doubles, and
Tony Caunatelli was -for-3 with
2 runs scored.
COLONIAL SPIRITS 14,
SAM THE CLAM 2
Brian Bernard pounded out 4
hits and Chris Brnmn had 2 hits
including a homer, Lou Gianacopnlos
earned the win.
COMPUTER 18,
BANK OF SOUTHINGTON 9
Outstanding play by Steven
Hills and B,,;, x ..,..._ x ;L.
Dagata was the winning pitcher.
R OOgg|NO'$ DEn 15,
GAI 'SPUBO--- --
No information available.
ACTION TOOL 12,
TERESA'S RESTAURANT 11
Winning pitcher had 4 hits
including the game-winning hit
while Dave Nichols rapped out 3
hits including a homer. Bryan
SPORTS
I NNIS TOURNEY
SPON$GREb
The Parks and Recreation
Department's townwide tennis
tournament will be held July 7 to
Aug. 2. M.a,, ,e ;dll rake place at
the Recreation Park, Memorial
Park, and Souchington High
School. The tournament, which is
for adulm, is open to Southmgton
residents only.
Men's and women's singles
will take place from July 7-12,
men's and women's doubles and
mixed doubles from July 14-19.
In the overdO divtsion, men's
and women's singles will be held
from July 2 i-26 and doubles will
take place Jnly 28 to Aug. 2. Registration
deadline is July 12 at
noon..
A fee is required' erp!ayer
upon registration. Checks are
made payable to Town of
Southrugton. The Parks and
Recreation- Department reserves
the right to cancel any event that
does not have entrants. For more
information, contact the department
at 276-6219.
SCHEDULED
In conjunction with the Parks
and Recreation Department, the
Southington Diamonds will conduct
its 1996 softball camp at
Panthoru Park &om July 8-12.
The camp is open to any girl
between the ages of 10-14 and
will be held daily from 9:30 a.m.-
2:30 p.m. Instruction wdl stress
basic fundamentals and progress
to more advanced skills as the
week goes on.
Pitchers will get individual
work each day and also be involved
in other camp activ/ties.
Registration forms may be obtai
e at Panthoru Park or the
Parks Department. For more information
or forms, call Jim
Lindsay at 621-3029 or John Betdiet
at 62 I-7 47.
THE ROCKCATS COME
TO SOUTHINGTON
Southington Savings Bank
will be visited by the Hardware
City Rock'cats players and mascot
through the month ofJuly.
The baseball players from the
Ntw Br/tain-based Rockcats will
be at Willow Brook Park on July
23 in conjunction with the bank's
evening with them.
The players and mascot
be visiting each branch from I I
a.m.-I p.m. signing autographs
and handing out baseballs to the
first 200 fans at each location.
They will be visiting the main ofrice,
at 121 Main Street, on July
the South End Office, at 921
=Southington will host games
starting in 1997% Ro Millerte
was Incorrectly named as the
Chamber of Commerce volunteer
project coordinator. Mil-_
lette ¢olunteers her time for
the Connecticut Senior,
Ollanpics as'Ouu'each Cunrdinator
and not for the Chambtr.
The.ObserveT.regrets the error.
Mecearillo, Tom Porter, and Spider
Valley combined for 6 hits.
FIDDLER'S GREEN
DEFEATED MANGIA BENE
No score given. Stun
Prushinski picked up the victor3:
MILO & DENORFIA
CONSTRUCTION 1 1,
PRALINE'S OF
SOUTHINGTON 5
John Rogalski and Bill
Knowgel collected 3 hits m support
of wining pitcher Tom Horanzy.
JUNE 9
JJ RAn 14,
VOLPE'S MOBIL 7
w;,,i,,, p:tcher Dave
Capoblanco got support from
Mike Capobtanco who pounded
out 4 hits including a home run.
Pd RS!D[ A n'O O
Mike Capobianco and winnmg
hurler Dave Capobianco
clubbed 2 home ns ch to ,d
u who aim t m
from Jeff Rau and Don M hy
3 h ch.
Meriden Waterbury Turnpike, on
July 16; and Queen Street, 900
Queen Street, on July 17.
Soccer Ext me no i
summer m July 1-$, 8:$0
a.m.-2:30 p.m. at the Master's
h k S b Ju 12, 8:30
a.m.-2:30 p.m. at Choate R e-
ry, Wallingfocd; Jnly 15-19,July
22-26 and July 29-Aug. 2, Premler,
Residential Day at Miss
Porter's, Farmington; Aug. 5-9,
Aug. 12-16 at St. Margaret Mc-
Teman, Waterbury.
] or more informanon, please
call 759-1131.
TRIP, TO NEWPORT
The Parks and Recreation
Department is sponsoring a trip
to Newport on July I to the
Rosecliff Mansion and Flower
Show. The Rosecliff ballroom will
display a txilogy of scenes recreated
from famous parties of the
The trip will also include
rime to do-your-own-thing shopping
in the Brick Market Square
The bm will depart from the
New Britain Transportation Co
m Berlin at 7:30 a.m. and will
leave Newport at 5 p.m. Reservations
will be accepted by
telephone or lettlr accompanied
by a check on a first-come, firstserve
basis. Checks should be
made to Town of Southiugton.
For further information or
reservations, contact the Park and
Recreation Department at 276-
6219.
TANGUAY POOL 15,
FIDDLER'S GREEN 14
Kevm McGlone rapped out
4 hits ,neluding the game-winnmg
home run to back the pitch-
Ing of Jim Gleason m the eightinmug
game.
SS EXPRESS 17,
TIME ON THE TOWN 16
The hea .." hitters were Matt
Stanton with 4 hits mchidmg the
game-winnmg home run, Tony
Cannatelli with 4 hits and Mike
Casey with 2 hits mcluding a
homer.
SYSTEM AIRE SUPPLY 15,
TOM D'S CAVEMEN 9
Tom Sncca led the offense
with 4 hits and RBI while Mike
Laloika added 3 hits and I RBI.
AM COMPUTER 10,
HOLM CORRUGATED 7
Steve Hills and B,au Molusis
contributed 3 hits apiece to
back up the pitching of.Mike Dag'ata.
MT SOUTHINGTON
CAFE 21,
EMPIRE CONSTRUCTION 7
Kevln Miller sparked the
winners with 4 hits including a
home run Adding to the offensive
effort were Mort Shot and
Dave Murphy who each homered.
JUNE 10
Games rained out.
JUNE 11
THE OBSERVER 22,
JeffSymoln got the win. GABY'S CAFE 2
ffieavy hitters were Lee Dib-
Ai=4g-Or. .... be[ -ff,ith Vhks Tony Urt']lo with
SOUTHINGTON 23,
BODO_rtr AUTO 3
Rich Renehan cranked out 2
home runs and Steve Renehan
and Matt Gutowsld 2 home run
each. Barry Weichsel rapped out
4 hits and Dave Scarfo 3 hits.
3 h ts including a homer and Run
Wygonowsk with 3 h ts. Dick
Tully was the v nning pitcher.
THE OBSERVER 12,
ALL FIVE TOOL 0
Tony Urillo homered and
back unnmg hurler Dick Tully. gala was the winning pitcher
_n£n THREADED
COMPONENTS 20,
TOTAL AUTO CENTER 19
John Lobb knocked in the
mnmg run m r e Bdx mm.txg to
beat Total Auto .Mare Ingnselh
and Bruce Paskiewlcz collected 3
hits each.
SS EXPRESS 12,
VOLPE'S MOBIL 8
XVmmng pitcher Bob Casey
aided his cause ath 3 hits and 2
RBI along with James McCabe
and Dan Sayball added 2 hits.
CO 2/GW CAFE 19,
H&R CLEANING 17
Rob Duucette clubbed a
homer , hde Chrl Buche!e
added to the offense with 4 hits
and Tony Delgado tth t I tts.
Ron Buchde e-a ¢dthevtctor
TOOTH FACTORY 5,
COLONIAL SPIRITS 2
Nick Veltrl had 3 h ts and
Ra) Fredrlckson and Dan Del-
Buono had 2 hits each to back
the pitching of Tom Feeney.
JUNE 12
ALL FIVE TOOL 18,
TERESA'S RESTAURANT 6
Heavy h tters for All Five
were Wayne Stearns with 4 hits .
mcludmg a homer, winning
pitcher Tom Dorsey with 4 hits
and Ken Kosmsb with a homer.
ALL FIVE TOOL 19,
SAM THE CLAM 7
John Basil and Aaron Ruth
collected 3 hits apiece. Tom
Dorsey got the win
MANGIA BENE 10,
FALCON'S NEST 6
John Alagata had 3 hits and
Steve Tosta and Jeff Furrier
dded m the offense effort with 2
hits each Joe Vernlh picked up
the victory..
ACtioN IOOL 1&
GABY'S PUB 6
The offensive effort was led
by Run Lavoie and John Mahun
who had 3 hits including a
homer Bryan Mcccariello also
chipped m with 3 hits. Mark Sur-
Steve Rowe was the winning Bob Roper and J m McAloon prenant was the winning hurler.
hurler. h pped in with 2 hits apiece to FIDDLER'S GREEN 12,
ANOTHER VIDEO 3
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iI[ II[] Stan Prush,nsk and Tumid Baker I
i Ji i E chipped in with 2 hzts :p,ece. " " "" "'" "
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ndi S i¢ .dandier a r. y, De ch d d
Southlngton resident Terry cum laude in chemistry from
Sk ec and Lau Mu y of he t 11 . Du.ng Ms se-
Michi n, h med her nine- nior y r, he om a ms nd , [
de i le er on the ck Anal mg Rough Sur ces Inteam
at Canton High School in ce Gm of SKI )
nton, Mich. DeLoach, a goaltender, had
Sk ypiec is also the nd- ou mnding rumor mason. He
daugh r of Sou in n iden grabbed 263 saves and allowed
Mr. and M . Vernon A un d only 98 als for a 72.9 ve r- he n on'e I
LilS . centag¢ and a 6.68 goals a mst o n a sh -
ave . He among e naoon m S p by d l on of
CSINCI HONORED AT CCSO top four li tn e r- pmen d
A C QU ccota and ls a@mst a e.ge
Central Connecticut State
Umvers=ty's ass=srant business OR P E D
manager, Ktm Cs=nct, was hun- F ILYAW D
o d at the Cen l Connecd t Tn M. or received the
S te Uni i A leuc r - Marnn Welt '54 mily awaM
non thnner on May 10. at Unt m R mon Do) m
nci r t d a spmal r- fil at Cla n Uni m
uficate of appreoadon a rd at mor, a semor malonng m
•e nqueL " m ts a d i d, tnterdtsciplina en neenng and
e ctent, and e ve employee, management, is the daughter of
whotsapl mhave pa Mr and Mrs. Paul Armor of
of our staff," Athletic Director utht n.
HOLY CROSS SOCCER Charles =CJ." Jones said
CJhMP SCHEDUI gD
Holy Cross College in DELOACHNAMEDUglLA
Vorcester, Mass., will be hosnng SCHOLAR ALL-AMERICAN
its annual soccer camp for day and
overuight campers the week ofJuly
14-19.
The camp will be available
for day campers, boys and girls,
aged 6-17 and m'ernight campers,
aged 10-17. Male and female programs
will be held separately. The
director of the program is Elvis
Comne. head coach of hen's soccer
at Holy Cross.
For further information,
please contact the Holy Cross
Soccer office at 508/793-2726.
Amherst College senior Ellion
DeLoach of Glastonbury has
been named USILA, for United
States Intercollegiate Lacrosse
Association, scholar All-American.
DeLoach Is the grandson of
Mrs. Stephen K. EIhott and the
late Judge Stephen K. Elliort of
Southington and the son of Mr.
and Mrs. W Cary DeLoach Jr of
Naperville, III.
Although DeLoach wa not
an All-American, he was recog-
BLACK CARPEHTER AHTS
CAH OAMAOE YOUR HOME
Two awa s a pr ented
nuaJly to ou nding ,mmer,I ml
one for the men's t m and one
for the women's team based on
overall performance and leadership
wtthln the program and dedlcanon
to swimming.
University Recognmon Day,
sponsored by the members of
Phalanx, Clarkson's highest honorary
society, recognizes scholastit
achievement as well as outstanding
leadership in extracurncular
actnaties and athlencs at the
college
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