eyo. swimmers nab pairThe St. Rose CYO swim team

rolled to its fifth and sixth wins ofthe season this past week as itrolled over Notre Dame of NewHyde Park, 125-92, and thennipped St. Francis of \vantagh,113-104.

Against Notre Dame, winnersin the girls' division were LeslieSturm, 11and 12year old, 5O-yardfreestyle; Maureen Ryan, 11 and12, 50-yard backstroke; JudiManzo, 13 and 14, 50-yardfreestyle; Marcy Scileppi, 15 to17, 5O-yard freestyle; and CindyWerner, 15 to 17, 50-yardbackstroke.

For the boys, top finishers werePeter Gonzalez, 8 and under, 25-yard freestyle; Ian Thompson, 9and 10, 25-yard freestyle; RichDillon, 9 and 10, 25-yardbackstroke; Rich Fatscher, 11and 12,5O-yard freestyle; GeorgeBailey, 13 and 14, 50-yardfreestyle; and Corey Barash, 13and 14, 5O-yard backstroke.

The four winning relay teamswere junior boys 100-yardfreestyle, Dillon, Fatscher,Thompson and Tony Corriero;senior boys 200-yard medley,Barash, Tom Marco, Bill Bailey

and Jim Bowe; senior girls 200-yard medley, Diane Buzanga,Amy Cummins, Mary Beth Ryanand Pat Jones; and senior girls200-yard freestyle, MissesScileppi, Werner, Manzo andMary DiNicola.

In the close matc1~ against St.Francis; repeat winners were, forthe boys, Gonzalez, Dillon,Fatscher, Bailey and Barash,and for the girls, Misses Manzoand Werner. Other top finisherswere Rich McDonough; boys 15to17, 5O-yard freestyle, and for thegirls, Deena Muller, 9 and 10, 25-yard freestyle; Pat Jones, 15 to

'17, 5O-yard freestyle; llnd DianeB\lzanga, 13 to 14, 50-yardbackstroke.

In the relays, the winners werejunior boys 1oo-yard freestyle,Dillon, Corriero, Fatscher, andBrian Bunster; senior boys 200-yard freestyle, McDonough,George Bailey, Malt and JimBowe; senior girls 200,yardmedley, Misses Buzanga andRyan, Ginny Jones and DeniseLambui; and senior girls 200-yard freestyle, Misses DiNicola,Scileppi, and Manzo and PatJones.

Booters battle •InBetter weather brought out all of the booters in the

Massapequa Soccer Club for a full slate of action this pastweekend. Games to be highlighted this week include play inboys and girls 10years of age and D' C d la d trongunder divisions. lane or ano p ye s

I th . I t t ti games.n e glr s eas owes see on, Th F nz ttes and the WonderMaureen O'Connor and Caryn e ~ e .Kerrigan each booted home a Women tied, 1-1, on goa.ls.by SUSIgoal as the Red Devils blanked' Bro,,":nand~heresa ClVltanova.Petty Larceny, 2~. Nancy Forbes Goalie Debbie De~osa guardedled the defense. Karen Klein, the VfW net wt:" With ~e~p tromLisamarie Adams and Jill Nogul Shari Senzon. LISa Ippolitl playedled the Larceny defenders. a good two-way game.

S G ttl red th Boys east-westuza!IDe oe er s.co e In boys east-west action Billyhat trick as the Kick-A-Poos ' .

bo ed th Rag-A-Muffins 5-3 Dougherty. and Ed Mangerl~c . e .', . scored twice each and Ken

~sa FlOe added a pair of goals Franke added one as the DrifterswlJ!le the defense was paced ~y zonked the Victorians, 5-1.DanielBndgette Cosma and Juhe Geiger played well for the win-Resager .. Carolann Habeeb h!id, ners. Jimmy Korwanhad the solothe hat trick for the losers With: score for the losers while Patgood def~nse. by Nancy Galgano! O'Neil ran well.and goalie Kim Vll:lez. Richard Ryan was perfect in

The J0u'Ple PassIons also beat the goal as the Redskins nippedthe Smil~, 5-3, led b.y four goa.1s the Commandos, 1~. Dave Dubinby SUZIe Bernheim. Robm had the only score with goodR~bsamen added the other goal defense by Brian Quinn. DerekWI~ the ~rple defense led b~ Albert and Alan Keller wereKrlst~n LlI,tdberg and JO~I tough on defense for the Com-ForonJY. Suzie Hartman, Jackie mandos while Andrew LaFeminaLee an~ Janet Johnson scored for led the attack.the Smiles. . The Dolphins and Mighty MitesNorth-South girls . . . played to a 2-2 lie, as did the

In the .no.rth-south divlsl?n, Rebels and Giants. Adam CohenKaren Christian had a hat tnckas the Pinketles stopped theBarby Dolls, 3-1. Kathy Railscored for Dolls with good play byDenise Graeff and Kelly AnnLawrence.

Bernadette Conlon scoredtwice and Meg Gorman andDebra O'Keefe added one apieeeas the Bionic Bombshells bombedthe Bumblebees, 4-1. Julie Ann

, Hawthorne played well in theI nets, llided by ful1back LauraI Judge. Joanne Muskaluk tallied

for the Bees.The Strikers nipped the

Raiders. 2-1. nn ano I. I. ••

full slateand Keith Bayens scored for theDolphs, while the Mite scorescame from Steven MinutiJlo andChristopher Mul1er. TommyPeterson and Jeff Weinbergscored for the Rebels, but werecountered by John Irving andRood McMinn goals.North-south

In the north-sQuth section,Chris Gennardo and S~eve Marlintallied on~ goal each as theMauJers blanked the Wolves, 2.().Ray Fuscaldo played a stronggame at center-half. Louis Boscoand Scoll Quinlan were tough inthe loss.

Two early goals by Ken Wrightand some late defense by net-minder Sal Catrini and Dan Sabiaenabled the Badgers to lead theWheels, but scores by MikeAntonucci and Doug Monty (witha minute to go), saved a 2-2 tie.

Jim Beato tallied for the Ras-cals, but his goal was matchedby Ken Simco of the Flames,as the game ended 1-1.Goalie John Esposito was superfor the Rascals, as were FlamesSteve Watson, John Quirk andBob Goldstein.

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'Alright! Running Deer ShutOut Garden City!throughout with Mary Varas Simco scored with fine play by well for the Rowdies. In an extremely hard foughtburning up the net, Barbara Steve Watson,. John Quirk and Cougars clawed Kickers 2·), game the Hurricanes and theBevilaqua, Linda Bauman, Cathy Bob Goldstein. Mike Gianfortune scored both Goldiggers tied 3·~. Hurricanes'Laskey and Meredith King work· Maulers Chris Gennardo and with super assists from Vinnie Lyn McDermott hal trick causeding the wings like pros and cool Steve Martin scoring 1 each and Capuano and Donald Sharkey, great. excitement. Good teammidfield play by Emily Pickering, Ray Fuscaldo's strong center half Halfbacks Kenny Clark and John effort by Lori Goley and goalieM. V.P .• under the watchful eye of overpowered the Wolves 2·0. Minutello controlled game. Kick· Janie Gorman. The GoldiggersJoAlln Miletich and Marie Chris· . Wolves Louis Bosco and Scott ers goalie Tom Knoblauch made goals were scored by Stacy Ber·tian on defense and the unscor· Quinlen played excellent soccer. many outstanding save man, Margaret Pfeffer and Karen

TRAVELING TE,UfS able net of Most Valuable Goal· Badger Ken Wright scored 2 Girls 10 and Under IN & SI Ostrowski with strong playing byBoys 10 & Under keeper, Janet Rode. A team the quick goals in the first half with The Pinkettes showed their Jennifer Regan and Susanne

In an extremely well played coaches and Massapequa Soccer Dan Sabia's. excellent defense I b f d· t th Barby Prindamano.h R . D d d . I C ... talco ors y a 109 ou e In an excitl·ng game the Hum-game t e unnmg eer owne Club can be proud of, and Sa atrlD! s grea go Dolls by a score of 3 to ). The

Garden City 7·0 with six individ· SenJor Gh:1s tending ending the half with a 2-1 three goals were scored by Karen mingbirds downed the Grasshop·ual players scoring. Standouts for This weekend the Massapequa lead. Wheels Mike Antonucci Christian, assisted by Denise pers 4-2 on goals by Michelethe Deer were Paul Mazzei, Bruce Nuevos went to the Hicksville. came back with the goal for the Young and Susan Goebel. Kathy Gange (2), Norah McDonough (1)ozello, Bob Ozello, Chris Pace, Tournament. Even though they·' first but Doug Monty saved the Rail scored for the Barby Dolls and Ann Marie Massetto (1).Joe Raiola. Gary Seigel, Todd did not make it to the semi-fmals, game by scoring the tying .goal while Denise Greeff and Kelly Goals scored for the Grasshop-Trainor and Peter Valenze. Mrs. Gozley would like to thank with 1 minute to go. Goahe Richie Ann Lawrence "Iso played well pers were by Mary Beth Scanlon

The Eagles soared over Garden each and every girl on the.-team Gramse played a good game. for the Dolls. and Ricki Newman.City 6-0 behind strong defense by for their outstanding effort. Boys· 12 & Under [N & Sl The Bionic Bombshells bombed Girls Under 12 IE & WIMatthew Lehrfeld, Robert Seith Thanks to Shari Levy, ·Kathie Fine playing by Mike. Getz, the· Bumblebees 4 to 1, with The Ruffians outspooked theand goalie Brian Baloga, Eagle Wagstaff. Marion B09kin, Sally Jimmy Greenfield and Steve Bernadette Conlon scoring two Spirits 4·1 on goals by Joycegoals were by Robert .Koch (2), Murray, Donna Bauman,.Annette ·Wiggand coupled with goals by I ~ th B b h 11 hile Kurte (2). Laurie Kurte (1) andRobert McMann (2). John Me Fusco, Brenda· Driscoll, Chris Ricky Carmine (2) and Joey ~a sG or e :';;e~r: O';eefe ~risten Davi (1). Scoring for theGuire and Ken Johnson. D'Avanzo and Jackie Dinallo. Abitabile (1) enabled the alack. ea~g fo~:::e~ a~ with one more. Spirits was Maureen Carusona,

The Eagles beat Smithtown for Best Sportsmanship award given hawks to beat the Scorpions 3·0.· Of the Bumblebees only Joanne assisted by Gail Sorenson.their third shutout 6-0. Sparking to Marion Bodkin. Playing well for the Scorpions Muskaluk buzzed her way to a, The West Stars outshone thethe offense with Me play were Boy. 14 1/1:Under . were goalie, George Liblick, Hans goal. Goalie Julie Anne Haw- Scooby-Doos 2-1. Scoring for theJohn Kadian and Michael Me Every once in a while a team Wennerstrom, and Alfred Peter: h d fullb k L J d Stars· were Maura McCormickHale. Eagle goals were by Pittelli, and its coaches really click son. t orne an. I I aCff aurainu ge and Jeanine Hunt. OutstandingRuhnke, Johnson. McMann. together and they have "that Outstanding saves by goalie ~~~ pa~,c~ a~bfeb~~.I~enestro- playing· by Janet Drummond.Bruhnke and Hoffman. special something." The Rowdies Roger Schlingloff led the Vikings e T~eg St~e~s struck down' the Suzy Hay scored for the Scooby·

With excellent play .by Chip have it thi;; season. The CO;ICheli :to vlet9ry 'lver. the Sharks 3·2. Raiders 2 to 1 with one goal by Doos and Terry Kearney did aCarbino, Pat Pane. B. Baroletti have never seen kids who are Scoring for the Vikings were Elizabeth Leo and another by super job in goal.and M. Fergus. the Dodgers - ,-fiercer competitors and .who have Robert R"mano, Alex Hesse, and Bernadette Connolly. Eileen The Pirates defeated the Lovemanaged to tie Florsl Park 2-2 more hearl. The Rowdies compet- Craig·Solnick.. J hid 'all well Bugs 1·0 with Donna Mazze goal .

. h I db D S' . U d 0 nson paye especI y Nancy Ryan did agreatJ'ob in goalWIt goa s score y anny entst ed in The North Shore 14 & n er The Steelers defeated the AI'- while Striker goal keeper J can.and John Hamil. The Dodgers Tournament this past weeken\t pollos 5.(). Scoring for the Steel- nine Marchiano did an outstand. and Janis Kelly played well.wish coach Jack BuelllUWt·. and really outdi<1 themselves. .ers were Craig Barash, Howard. ing jQb defending the goal.' The G1rIs 14 & Under

,.lipeedy re~overy. Northport and Massapequa were Ehrlich. ·Fred Kozak and Jon f;rik Raiders were helped by good The Stormers and the GaelsBoy. 12 1/1:Vnder .•. ,.:",~.'~..:.,•.. -. the.lllllY tWl! "e" teams entered.,·: Wennerlitrom (2). . defensive play from Bonnie Mac played a tough .game which ended

Good defense by Marrnn,.~· in tilis "Il':-divisiontournament.4~lIoya1:l.~ •. It;'" WI., ...: .qQull aM P"ian~ Cordano. ~e at .. 2-2. Goalie Loretta Dealyics and' Meehan coupled with The Ro""dles playell five games. ,.. Ihe.flgneersconquered the.:, Raider's: pne' goal wa~ ~lipped m .. pla~ed well for,llleJ S~0rtlters

. goals by Ross, Manning an.d four the first day and eight on the ; Knights ·S·O. Henry (HlIlinez and by the agile footwork· of Jesslca,,":beblnltli~2rers Lon Aresllvo andby Arrestivo led the Bugs to a 6,1 second day coming into the final Pat Kolment led the attack with Oreenfielll:. Leshe ~turm. Sally Cummmgli"victory over Cow Harbor. and championship game against two goals each, with Neil Mc The FOlllettes and the Wonder and Alhson. Allen (/lSslsted by

In a Regional Cup game trailing Brentwood. Brentwood scored Pherson scoring· one. Knights Women played to a 1.1 tie. ~ulii,~ S~IlYCummmgs) sc~red for Gaels.Clarkstown 2-1 with -17 minutes one goal and t~k the game. The Doug Banks, Mike Maxson ·and Brown, assisted by Christy StIPO•. wtth good defenSIve play byleft the Bugs exploded forS goals. Coach found It difticult to an' Pat McCooley !fled hard for the scored for the' Fonzettes .while liweeper Nancy Peters. .Pace (3), Arestivil (1), Marron (1) nounce the boys names because IQsers.·.: Theresa Civitanova scored for the Led by the goals of Am~ndaarid the flfst goal scored by Billy he was so'choked up with pride. A The, Buccaners weathered the ~nder Women. The· Wonder Fermature (2), Su~anne fleISch-Manning. Fiume, RadiCl; and hearty "well done" from.all the. storm by defeating the Hurri· Women were graced by the mann and Patty K.iUene and.theRyan stood out on defense. coaches and fans to our "Row- canes 9-lJ. Goals were scored by excellent defensive work of Shari fantastic goalkeeplng of Alhson

The Bullets lost to a very strong dies, ". Beier. Clal\cy, I>dnie,. Mike HaWthorne (3), Paul Sculley Senzon and goalie Debbie DeRo- Bosco enabl~d the Pussycats toHuntington team despite. fine O'Neill, Pfeffer, Stanley, Steg· (2), Mike· Haire (2). with .Ricky sa. Lisa Ippoliti did a fantill~tic defeat the Hlghlander~ 4-0. Marydefensive play by goalie Joey nero Sunderland and TUi. Wahl and Charley Murphy one job for the Fonzettes at both; Beth Dunn, Calily Giblin, PamLizzio and fullbacks Joey Ross Boys 10 &< Undor rEJ " each. l'laying well for the Hurri- offense and defense. Fonzette Reals and Patnce Kerns playedand Donald Seigel. Also cited for The Rebels and Giants battled . canes were John Pagnano. Danny Coach Brown hopes that Bing well for the Higl!.landers.good play. Timmy ponohue and to a 2·2 tie. Tommy Peterson and· Smith and Bob Renner. Crosby was happy with his orang. The Cannons nIpped the Sharp·Joey Dowdell, Jeff Weinberg scored a goal a The Supermen held true to es while she and her colleagues shotte.rs 1·0 "n the.go~1 scored by

In their regional cup game the piece for the Rebels assisted by their' name by defeating the were stuck in the snow and mud. Tamara Tramblay. FlOe defenseBullets rose to·-the occasion and Neil Ambroliio. John Irving and. Jaguars 3·0." Faster than a Girls 10 and Under (E & W) for the Cannons by Mary Keams,won in double overtillle ·on two Rodd McMinn scored for the speeding bullet were Glenn Mur· The Kick.A.Poos kicked the Diane Kelly and Eileen Kadian.goals scored by Eric Kopp and Giants assisted on good defense . ray (1) and Alan Kuffner (2). Rag.A.Muffins 5.3. Suzanne Playing good for the Shi\lP.shix>t.RickY Primiano. Good team play by Kevin Kowalik. . More powerful than a locomotive Goettler had the hat trick for the ers on offense wen: Pem Demottby Glenn Brandimarte, Michael. BoYI 10 1/1:Under [Wl was goalie Bopby Ha~l. Jaguars Kick.A-Pooli while Alissa Fine and Regma Rondmella and onGraziano, Michael Otten and A penalty kick goal by Adam. ~on· Eager and Rich .Cartler scored 2 goals. Excellent on. defense, Michelle Mackinzie.Steven Boyle. Cohen along with a goal by Keith played well on defense. defense were Bridgette Cosma .The Ma~e Leafs be~t the Colts

The Cherokees beat Auburn· BaeY,ens enabled the Dolphins to Boys 14 & Under [N & 51 and Julie Resager. Carolann Ha· 2·1 On a goal by Knsltn Fernan-dale 2·1 on goals by Adam tie the Mighty Mites 2.2. Steven· Commanches triumphed over beeb had a hat trick for the - dez, good offense by SusanDrexler and Chris McMann. Good Minutillo and Christopher Mullen the Wildcats 6-2 with goals by Muffins with good play by Nancy . Goley,. fine defense . by Amydefense by Ed Kuffl\er and goalie assisted by Brian Madden scored TOIjI McKeon (2), Bob Watson, Galgano and goalie Kim Valez. Cummmgs. and goalie NancyScoll Leamey. the goals for the Mighty Mites. Lenny Warner,· Achilles Lepore- The Red Devils shut out the Tauss. Jackie Regan scored forBoya 14 & Under . Tim Marsh·was e~celle.nt in Boa! ·and Danny Kaiser. - .Petty Larceny 2-0. Maureen, t~e Co~ts with good. defense by

Super team effort led the for the Dolphins. ...:. Devils won over the Bootlegg' O'Conner and Caryn Kerrigan· Lts~ Wmter and Lucille Zehall.Santos to a 5·0 victory .Qver. ' TWQgoals. by Billy Dougher!)' ·e~s -J-2· on scores by Stephen each had a goal while Nancy Lmda Roy w~s fantastIc 10 theHicksville. Goals by Genirs (2), along with two goals by Ed Brosnan, Stephen Carbone, Ray Forbes did a fine job on defense. net as the Flrefhes beat theKaye, Vogel and Kenyon.. Mangeri and one by Ken Franke Schwab and good defense by Pat Good defense for the Petty Larce- Demons 2:1 on scoresby Liz BurgBoys 171/1:Under . led the Drifters to a 5-1 victOt) 'Sendlinger. Bootleggers Paul ny by Karen Klei, Lisamarie and Lorrame MartUCCIand strongThe Chargers tied Hicksville 2·2' over the Victorians. Dalliel Gieger Lanzetta and Brian Clifford also· Adams and Jill Mogul. defense by center fullback LIZ

on goals by Tom Korwan and played super at center halfback. showed great defensive action. The Purple Passions beat the ••M_'JO_n_e_y_. ~Steve lieeger, ·with Ray ijughes Jimmy Korwan scored the lone Tomahawks defeated Skyriders. Smiles 5·3. Suzie Bumheim scor· •outstanding in goal. . goal for the Victorians as Pat 4.1. Scoring for Tomahawks were ed 4 while Robin Rubsamen hadGirls 12 & Under O'Neil excelled on offense.: Mark. Testauit (2), J. McGrath 1. G;,oo on defense were Kristen

The Stingers stung the Hicks- The Redskins led by" a goal and J. Lociciro.. Lindberg and Jodi Foronjy. Suzie. ville Americans 8-2. Excel1l:nton from Dave· Dubin - edged the. . Jets beat the Blazers 2-1 on Hartmann, Jackie Lee. and Janetoffense was Karen Cooney, Jean Commandos 1·0. Good defense bY scores by· Ricky Pressler and Johnson each shared a goal forVaras and Melanie Nigro, Good Richard Ryan in goal and lIrian Michael Ferraro. Excellent de· the Smiles.goal ~eeping by Megan Abate. Quinn for the Redskins. Good . fense work by Bob Mamse. Goal Girl. 12 & Under (N 1/1:S)Girls 16 ~ .Under . defensive play for the Comman· for· Blazers .SCOred by Kenny Tbe Pink Panthers flew past the

The Pacers beat Oceanside 2-0. dos b)'· DeretAlert. and Ala!!, .9.~r.9~n., .~n.9Brian Ross."'a~ a!!d Twinkle Toes 5-1. Suzie Glazer'sGood' d~lenslve game /iyfUIibacIis Keller combiJlea with ~ood of· Kevin Flynn did a good job for liat tri~k pl~s two goal~ byMarion otten,.Sue Dutton. Helen fense by Andrew laFenuna pro- their defense. Suzanne Railow caused greatBodenstein and outstanding play vided an exciting game. ': Dynamos defeated the Rowdies excitement: Ann Mary Espositoby goalkeeper Karen Hechinger. Boy. 10 &< Unde' [N •• Sl ,3.0. Terry Flaherty (2) and Gerry aided the winners with outstand-

TOUllNOONTS Rascals tried to put OIIt. the iM~Iliga~ .brou!!ht in ~e g?als ing defense. The lone score forGlrl. 14 & Under Flames but came up tied 1·1. Jim .' while Jtm Halligan, Ene Fned· the Twinkle Toes came from Anne

In the Hicksville Tournament of Beato scored on a penalty kick for lander and lloalie Tom Koehler Marie Mackey, with good ,teamtop girls competition. the Thun· Rascals with great playing by were great. ~n defense, Bob effort bv Natali. n,. •••h. ._.derbirds stayed qndefeated Jiloalie John F.~nkitl"\ ~ ••__.•.._ v__

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What's the Buzz? The Stingers and Hornets!Matt Meehan chalked up another were scored by Dean Carbone and blazers 3-2. Tim Mulligan of 'the

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shutout. Kenny Wing with good offense by Atoms had a hat trick. All aroundBullets beat Garden City 2-1.on Timmy Bennett. '1 good play from John Jakuback,

goals by Glenn Brandimarte and BoY' 10 & Under (N & 51' Brian Maloney and good goalGreg Vogel. Fine play by Ian Ted Harder's hat trick led the tendlhg from Richard Medaglia.

" Thomson, Ricky Primiano and Rascals to a 6-0 win over the Scoring for the Trailblazers weregoalkeeper Timmy Donohu,e. Badgers. His team mates Jim Kevin Callahan and Paul Bigilin.BoY' 14 & Under Beato, Ken Trinkus and Frank, The Aztecs defeated the Appol-

TRAVELlNGTEAMS In cup competition during over- Maffei followed his lead with 1 los by the score of 7·0. Scoringtime periods, Athletics succeeded goal each. Fighting hard for the two goals each were George Dietz

Girl. 12 & Under in defeating the German Hunga- Badgers were Jim McCloskey, and Billy Perniciaro. Steven DeThe Stingers stung the Garden rian Eleven. Fred Fiore on a Brian Nussenbaum and Chris Laitrentis played strong in, of-

City Manchesters 8·0. Hat tricks breakaway scored first, while the Reutzel. fense.by Lisa Gozley, Pam Fleischman second goal came from team Flames goalie Tom Vecchione TIle Pequanauts and the Skyand singles by Jean Varas, Nancy Captain John Kobi with an explo. with help from Steve Mueller and Hawks played to a 2-2 tie. PaulHudson. Great in defense was sive shot. Center Full. Claudio Ken Crowe worked hard to keep Liucci and Tonny Pagano eachTara Bergen. Crivici played a super defensive the hard fighting Toros Brian drove in a goal while fullblockDan

The Hornets played a great game. Goalkeeper Todd Chlaupek Pace, George Brusseler and Ron Ruland pro,vided a great aefense.game against<:;ow Harbor win- making a key save, thus earning Witt from scoring and came up • Tod Montgomery and Joe Wingning 7-0. Colleen Ka\lian, Andrea his first shutout. tied 0-0. each scored for the Sky Hawks asGutterriz. Tricia KQrwanand, Lisa Two weeks ago the Rowdies Barracudas attacked the Maul- Richard Murphy held up theMennella were outstanding.' had their most exciting game of ers and' won 3-1, Scoring for the defense with some fine plays.Girl. 14 & Under the season against Oceanside. It Barracudas were Brian Achille, The Rams rammed the Sons

The Thunderbirds lost 3-1 in a was a good back and fourth game Bob Howell and John Sciara with with a 4·0 shut out. Stevenhard fought game against North- played extremely well' by all. 1 each helped by fine playing by Politoski.Ray Serwan, Richardport: The lone goal was scored by Final outcome Oceanside 3-0. Rich Storch. Maulers Mike Ep: Taormina, and Tom KennedyMary Varas. Good Play by C. Standing out on defense was stein and Joe Patarino played each scored for the Rams_ For theLaske, J. Rode, M. King, P. Chris Roche and Ron Stanley. good soccer. Sons Brian Bennett, Bobby Mea-Massotto, B.. Bevilacqua, M. Larry Sunderland stopped a few Cowboy How Elias lassoed a gher, and goalie Jim MaguireChristian and E. Pickering. difficult shots on net, Vinny Pane hat trick and with great defense played a particularly good game.Girl. 16 & Under played a strong game as halfback. by Gregg Abbate and Santi BoY' 12 & Undllr (E & WI

Pacers suffered their first de· The Rowdies downed Garden Hernandez were able to ride over The Buccaneers outgunned thefeat at the hands of the Northport City 2-1. Both goals by Tim the Rangers 3-0. Rangers Dav"", Jaguars 2-0. Bobby Tiorano, Dan-Sea Devils 2-1, Good play by Clancy. Solid game by Chris Wixman, Rob Ruland an~ Chris ny Wall, David O'Shaughnessy,wings Donna Massari and Karen Meier. Ralph M\lllendorf and Mauro played excellent. and Mark Horan played well forDolan and halfback Tara Buckley. Brian Kilmeade. Gunner Ken Donnelly took a the Buccaneers while MichaelBoY' 10 & Under Boy. 17 & Under shot at the Wheels and came up Culver. Tom Cummings, and Tom

The Massapequa Eagles were 'The Chargers defeated Brent· with a hat trick. Dan 'Doherty Krieg battled hard for the Jag-victorious in the battle of the, wood 6-0 on gqals scored by _ followed with J and goalie Jay uars.Eagles. beating Bohemia White Bobby Miele (3), Steve Heeger, Reddin made a shutout possible. The Hurricanes snuffed out theEagles-'4'Q. Strong play by Kerry Jim Kiernan and Jim Finnerty. Wheels Brian Linett, Phil Mooney Pioneers 4-3, with all four goalsHoffman, Frank Pittelli and Ivan Ray Hughes was outstanding in. and Tom LiVecchi fought hard but scored by John Pagano supportedRuhnke. supported goalie Brian goal with .Dennis McCauley and the score was G\lnners 4 Wheels by Andrew Healy. Eric FernandezBaloga as Fred Lee, John Bob Elder playing a super game. O. '. and Robert Palandrani. For tllll~cGuire(2) a.nd Ri~har4 Single BpyslQ ~,Under (E & W) TYler,' Gold ,was outstanding Pioneers, Jeff Hegn". -and'Ericsc'ored. ' ' '" ., • ,,' ," The Giants beat the Rivals 2-1 scoring 4 goals followed by Eric Knoher each scored once.

Ina makeup game. Running with Giant goals by Jimmy Butler Berg and Tom Colon 1 each ';ith, The Knights defeated the. Su-Deer defeated Deer Park 2-0. and Chris Pagano. The Rival's Dick Dillonplaying a great game. permen 2-1 with Pat McCooeyOutstanding play by Billy Ander- goal, scored by Scott Goldstein _Their efforts gave them a 6-3 win and Donald McInerney each scor-son; John B)ood.· Mark Buehl· ,along with good defense l:lYPaul over the hard work of Wolves ing a goal while fullbacks Ronman. Chris Pace, Joe Dent, Kevin Josling and Norbirt Feth, kept the Scott Hertz and Mike Dileo. Uschok and Richard WilliamsonFisher, Greg Kopp and ,Gary game close. 'Billy Kistinger and BoY' 12 lieUnder (N & SI held back most of the attacks.Siegel. Outstanding goal tending Stu' Berman .also played well for The Steelers edged the Scorpi- Philip ,and Anthony Companaroby Courtney Fernandez. the Giants. 'ons ~·L Scoring for the Steelers provided an excellent defense for

.In a position round game The Rebels led by Jeff Wein· were Craig Barash and Tom Civi- the Supermen. .Running Deer squeaked out a 1'() berg's hat trick and Philip Pernio tanova with good defensive play The Spurs spurred the Cc;lticsvictory orver Northport. Out- ciaro shut outgoal·tending beat 'by Harry Gosden. Keith Kopelson 1-0 with Richard Miller spurringstanding play by Kevin Mase· the Lions 3-0.' Anthony Tisi and, scored for, the Scorpions with in the winning goal. Excellentfield; Paul Mazzei, Bruce Ozello, . Doug Goller also played well. The assist from Pat Kilkenny. Brian goal tending by Ralph Tietje keptBob Ozell,o, ,Joseph Raiola. Todd Lions .Bruce Carrasco and Chris Huber. played well on defense. the Celtics from scoring.. ChrisTrainor and Peter Valenze. Borge showed good hustle. Mario Leone and Greg Zimmer. Neuguth and Michael Zdanowski

Dodgers win 2-0 over Hunting- Jimmy Rodriguez's hat trick man scored to give the Pranksters also played well for the Spurs.ton. The fust goal was scored by with two goals apiece by Steven a 2-2 tie with the Blackhawks. Goalie Kenny Graver did anChris Murry assisted by Joe Minutillo and Chris Mullen led Banny,Buckley and Ricky Car- outstanding job for the Celtics asGoldstien and the ot~r by Mike the Mighty ~ites to victory over mine scored for the Blackhawks. did teammates Eddie Bauer andKelly assisted by Matt Whelan. the Victorians 7-2. Pat O'Neil and The ·Rockets beat the Sharks Joseph Kelleher.Good play by Pat Pane, . Scott Richard Krol played well for the 4-2. Playing well for the Rockets !Joys 14 & Under (N & SIScelsa aI\d Michael O'Hara. Victorians. . was Adam Zivitofsky with scoring Tomahawks ,defeated CosmosBoY' 12 lieUndllr , ' Good Defense by Michael Wes- by Pete Bruu, John reilly 2. and 3-2. They came from behind twice

Led by Goalie Matty Meehan ton, John Van Ostrand and Kenny Robert Knapp. Good defensive on goals scored by Robert Duffy,the Bugs turnedbllck Cow Harbor IO'Brilln led the Drifters to a 4-0\ play for the Sharks by Kevin Robert Belva and John McGrath.with their third cup victory. Goals victory over the Commandoes. Gizzo and Jim Howlett: Rod Zuck played well on defenSe.by Manning (2), Deegan. Ross. The Commandoes John Campa, The ,Kingsmen defeated, the Devils beat 'Kickers 2·0 -.onMarron and Ai-restivo; Brian Griffin and MileeAbbatiello Vileings 4·1. Scoring for the scores by J. Dettori and Tom

In the preliminary game at the and D,rifter SCOtt Greenberg ex· Vileingswas Robert Roma!1o with Gallagher. Great defense by BobMeadowland the Bugs defeated celled. good defense by John Doherty. Hughes and Mark Serrantino..Chatham Township of New Jersey .The Redskins beat the Dolphins With good defense from Chris They triumphed again over the1-0. Bernie Hoffman headed in, 4·2 with Redskins Steven Bauer. Meyer of the Kingsmen and Blazers on scores by Brian Methe only goal on a Billy Manning Timmy Radomski scoring one scores from Ken Bliss, John Hale and defense of Brad Shupe

. cross. Fiume, Ross, Gillam and 'gollieach and Dave dubin's two DeMicoli, aI\d Mike Minutillo. ·and Ed Reilly. Blazers TommyRadics stood out on defense while goals.' The Dolphins two goals The Atoms defeated the Trail· Conde, Kevin Held and Kevin

Colqhoun played strong defense.Jets soared above Cougars 4-2

on goals scored "by Bob Blum,Don Montalbano 'and Mark McCormick (2). Brian Oliver excelledin goal.

Dynamos defeated Kickers 3-0.Scores by Jerry Mulligan (2) andJeff Stapleton. Ralph Maffei andMichael Stohr played well. JimmyMcKenna and Michael Ampelaplayed well for the Kickers.

Apaches won 3-2 over theWildcats. Scorers were VinnieBiondo. Paul Rosina (2). Verygood defensive play by JosephDeGaetano. Wildcat scorers wereT'OmKiernan and David Duryeawith good play by Martin Hay·ward.

Bootleggers beat Rowdies 3-1.Two goals were scored by MarkNosw.orthy assisted by Larry Kel-ler and the third was a 40 yardkick by George Brady. Outstand-ing defensive work by Paul Brus-seier. Bryan Ellsworth, Bob De-vaney and Glen Ruhl played wellfor Rowdies.

Commanches defeated Arsen-als 3-1. Goals by Tom McKeon,Danny Kaiser and R.obert Wat·son. Mike Connors scored theArsenal goal assisted by RobertSmith.

Skyriders won' 6-3 over theSparks with scores by Keith Ezrol(3). John Zizzo (2) and TimmyLeonard (1). Stanley Anderson (2)and Paul Moyik brought in theSparks goals.Girl. 10 -& Under (E & WI

In a make-up game the Chal-lengers o",hhined the Diamonds2-0. Debbie' Cohen scored whileStephanie DeBlasio did excellentin the goal with Jenny Loesch wasgreat on defense, Brenda Deeganand Sharon Lowell did well ondef~nse for the' Diamonds withgood try by goalie Eileen Abate.

Good all around play by Smiles'Donna Marie Pepe Karen Larischand Karen Kregel couldn't stopthe Petty Larceny as they defeat-ed the Smiles 8-1. ;'\my Cassaroscored a hat trick aided by thestrong play of Dana Creaven, andMaria Moran and an overall superteam effort.,In a hard fought' game the

Diamonds and Kick-A·Poos tied1-1. Dominica Ambrosio scoredfor the Diamonds with good playby Lauren Dean, Donl)ac,;~ano,and Kristin GismerviIC. AlissaFine scored for the Kick·A-Poosaided by Colleen Maxson, Chris-tine O'Brigis and Jennifer Green-halgh.

In a close match between theChallengers and the Red Devilsthe Challengers beat the RedDevils 3-2. Jeanne Moran scoreda goal for the Challengers whileKathleen Mullin and CourtneyMurphy did well on defense. Forthe Red Devils Liz Doherty wasgood on offense with great de-fensive help by Dian Dolan andLisa Uschok.

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MASSAPEduASOCCERCOW Harbor and Hicksville Fall to Pequa Teams

Clancy and Beier each scoring hattricks.Boys 17 8<Under

The Chargers defeated JamaicaInterY outh 4-I on goals scored byChip Cullen (2), Steve Heegerand Jim Finnerty. Ray Hughesand Bob Miele played their usualoutstanding game.

Scanlon.The Twinkle Toes really twink;

led all over the Waves ending ascoie of 5·2. Ann Marie Markey'shat trick plus 2 goals .by TheaPuppo' were all part of theexcitement ..

In an exciting makeup game'the Hericanes downed the Hum·mingbirds 3-1. The defense play-ing of Katie Gilligan and half-backs Linda Romas and ChrisRomer were all part of a greatteam effort.

The storming Hericanes arecontinuing their rains, this timewetting the Whim'a- Ways, with ashutout of 4·0. Picking lip wind byscoring her first goal was LoriGoley and gusting on defense wasPhyllis Sciarl\.

TRAVELING TEAMSGirls 12 8<Under -

Girls 10 8<Under [N8<SjThe Stingers stung the Cow The Barbie Dolls demolished

Harbor Cyclones. Scoring for the the Bumble Bees 5 to 1 withStingers were Lisa Gozley, Jean Kathy Rail scoring 4 goals whileVaras, Nancy Hudson (2), Sharon Kelly Ann Lawrence scored one.Combes and Pam Fleischman. The Strikers downed the Lady

In their first regional cup game Bugs 3 to I with goals bythe Hornets defeated Hicksville Bernadette Connolly and Debbie9·0. Goals were' scored by 1. Bauman. The other Striker goalsFritz, D. Laske, J. McGuire (2), ,was a joint goal by Mary JoK. Moller (2), 1. Mennella, T. Murphy and Elizabeth Leo whoCowen and T. Korwan. demonstrated some fancy team-Girls 14 8<Under work, Girls under 12 [W8<Ej"

In regular league play the The Bionic Bombshells showed In an evenly matched game,Thunderbirds beat Garden City their bionics ~by bombing the the West Stars and the Speedy3-0 on goals scored by E. Fonzettes 4 t03. Carol Dimonda McGreedies tied I-I. Dale Intra-Pickering,.J; Finn, T, Moller. The led a strong offense while Kath- bartolo scored the goal for theThunderbirds then went on' to leen Wolf, Kim Trovato, and Tori Speedies with Joann McNamarabeat No. Babylon 1-0 in their Pizzirusso provided a good de- and Maureen Diemer helping.regional cup game. fense. It was an exciting game thatGirls 16 8<Under The Wings flew over the Fultons Dollies lost to the Ruffi-

Pacers advanced to the final Wonder Women to the tune of 3 ans 2-0. Gina Scarabino put theround of the Southern N. Y. State to 1. Kathy Beier scored twice ball in the net with strong defensesection of the regional cup with a and Diana Bosco scored once for by Karen Josling, Lori Fonte and1-0 overtime win over Hicksville. the Wings with Christine O'Sulli- Greta Emler,Kathy Mott headed in a direct van assisting by helping set. up The Spirits edged out thekick from Tara Buckley for the the shots. Good goal tending by Xebecs 1-0 in a great game. Patti

, only,score. Superb defensive play Andrea Yannelli held the Wonder Ann Abbatiello scored with Kris-by Sue Dutton. Women down to 1 goal, scored by ten Cowen and Chris Yates out-Boys HI 8<Under Theresa Civitanova. standing in defense.

With excellent team play, the The . Raiders shut .out the Super team effort led thehard driving Eagles defeated Pinkettes 2 to 1. with both goals Scooby-Doos to 3-0 win over thepreviously undefeated Linden- scored by Jessica Greenfield. Pirates. Gina Nocero and Joanhurst Kickers 4-0. Eagle goals Raider goal keeper Diana Cpr- Boneri scored the goals with backwere by K, Johnson, F.Pittelli (2) dano 'made 'some '.great ...saves. .up from Debbie lI1ead andand F. Lee:' . •• assisted py the good playing of Barbara Nolan.

The Dodgers won over East Laura McCaUlley and Melissa For ber birthday ( and the LoveMeadow, 4-0. Goals . scored by Silverstein. Bugs) Debbie O'Connor scoredMa~ Whelan,' ChriS ~urray Girls 10 & Under [E&Wj. her first goal. Add it to KaraassIsted. by Dan Senes" Joe In make-up games this week Chamberlain's single and LauraGoldstem and Scott Scelsa. the Kick.A-Poos tied the Purple Wing's hat trick it totaled a 5-1Boys 12 & Und~r . Passions I -I, .A, Fine scored for win over the Controllers.

Matt Meeha~ s mn~ saves an~ the Kick-A-Poos with good defen. Girls 148< Understrong defense by FlUme, Wel- sive hustling by Kim Kraemer, E. In a close game the Highland-gand, Ryan and ~euller led the Stagno and J. Resager. ers beat the Demons 1-0. PattyBugs to a 3-0 wm over Brent- All around good play by.1. Leopold scored the goal for thewood. Goals scored by Hoffman, Carmen led the Butterflies to a Highlanders with a good playingMa~on and Ar:restive. In the 3-0 shut out against the Challeng: by teammates, Patrice Kern,regIonal cup semI-finals the Bugs ers, P. Nolan and K. Ferrari did Nancy Squiricciarini and Lisa Lih.and Hicksville battled to a excellent on defense. The Sharpshooters nipped thescorele~s . ti~ at the, end of With 2 goals by S. Hartman the Maple Leafs 2-1. Gwen Welborn,regulation ltme, Matt Meehan, .Smiles were able ,to beat the Eileen Coyle, Mindy RosenblumBug goalie turned .away I? sh~ts. Rag-A.Muffins 2.0. 1. Soricelli and Cathy Doherty were sharp inIn the firs~ overtime. Hlcks~llIe was great on defense with great the halfback position for thescored and In the second overtlm.e offensive help from H. Meyerson. Sharpshooters.whe~ the Bugs p!:'lIed .thelr In regular league action the The Fireflies passed by thegoalIe, Matt Meeh'lD Just mIssed Kick-A-Poos defeated the Butter- Stormers 6·1 on a hat trick bygetting the equalizer as they lost flies 6-0. Super team play led by Joyce Blasie, goals added by Liz1·0. . A, Fine with 3 goals S. Gpettler, Burg (2) and Lorraine Martucci

The Cherokees ~ontIDued to be, S. Beneville and'1. Stuhler with 1 with Susan Steckler assisting inundefeated by tyIng. the North and great playing by S. Ryan. defense.Sh.ore Apollos 1~1. Mlke.Petrow- In a close game the Red Devils Blue Angels came through toski scored early IDthe second half . beat the Purple Passions' 3-2. blank the Pussy Cats 2'0. Theto put the Cherokees ah.ead 1-0. Janeen Signqrile, K. Reidy and B. goals were scored by LaureenThe Apollos scored WIth. only Opperman did well forthe Devils. Lowell and Eileen Dillon.about 30 seconds to go, to tie the The Challengers beat the Petty The Cannons blasted the Gaelsgame 1·1. Strong defens!ve play Larceny 2.1. M. Busch scored' 4-0. Two goals a piece' wereby Ed Kuffner and goalIe Scott both goals for the Challengers scored by Chris D' Avanzo andLeamey who held off a late surge with hel b J. Koehler and S. Di. Terri Dettori with back up strongby the Apollos. Bla io p y , , defense by Maria Chionchio andBoys 14 8<Under s . Ann Barbera.

A very successful weekend for Girls 12 & Under (N8<Sl Senior Girls ,the Santos winning 9-1 in a L. I. In a truly hard fought !tame, The Freebyrds beat the Temp'Cup game against Cold Spring t~e Hotshots. and Goaldlggers .lations 3-J. Two goals scored byHarbor. Then playing Garden tied 2-2. ScorlD~ I goal for t.he Marion Bobkin and one by DianaCity and beating them 2-1. Goals Hotshots. was Kim Scurba, wI~h Murphy. Great defense by Karenscored by Tommy Kaye and Chris outs~andlDg defense by Mafia.' Klepferd.Weigand. On Sunday the Santos CarrIDOand Alayne Grandner. The Squaws beat Our Gang 2-J.played a regional cUP' game In an eXCltlDg makeup ga?,e Goals for the Squaws by Lisaagainst Rockville Center winning. the Sure Shots shut out the PlDk M~~tin~.~!:d Mary Ann Miller.3-0: S,::oresby V. Haire, S. Railton Panthers 3·0. In high gear for thp

Ross Goidflam, Brian Nussen-baurn, Jim McCloskey and DanSabia played excellent but Maul·ers Joe Whitefall, Doug Gennar-do, Billy Franko and Paul May-hoefer came back just as strongending the game in a tie.

Barracudas put out the Flames3-J. Barracudas fullbacks PaulCohen, Billy Corrado. playedgreat.

Cowboys Kevin Ross, ShaunSpillane and Grzesik after ridinghard tied with Toros '-J.

In a makeup game FirebirdTyler Gold scored 5 goals follow-ed by 1 from Vince Marotta. BobDealy.played a good game. Thisgame endedjn a 7-1 win over theCowbOYS.

Gunners pulled ahead and won4-1 over the excellent playing byCraig Drachman, John Carpenterand goalie William Nolan of theFirebirds.

Toros defeated the Badgers 2-1

in their makeup game. EricSolnick, Mike Barney and ChuckScanio. of the T01;oSplayed wellagainst the good, plays of theBadgers John F1orscher, KenWright and Ed Walsh.

Rangers Steve Messina 2,Louis Tromba 1 with greatdefense by Bob Ruland made a

. 3-2 win over Wheels goals byJohn Scott and Doug Monty. AlanKaufman was strong on defense.Boys 10 & Under [E&Wl

The Redskins skinned theBears 5·0 with Redskin goals byCraig Chamberlain (1), DaveDubin (2) and Timmy Radomski(2). '

With a hat trick by Pat O'Neiland Jimmy Korwan the Victorianstriumphed over the Lions 9-2.

The Drifters beat the Rebels5-0 with great defensive play byDrifters Robert Koch, DominickCoccodrilli and goalie EddieRowan.

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May's~Division'Standings4208 Appollos 072 3 1 5 Boys 12 &: Under IE)221STEAM WLTP2 3 1 5 Buccaneers ~ 4 1 1 91 3 1 3 Jaquars f 4 2 0 8

Supermen 2 2 1 5'Knights 2 2 0 4

T P Pioneers 1 4 1 31 8 Hurricanes 1 5 0 2o 62 6o 41 1o 0

FirebirdsCowboysMaulersRangersWolves

Boys 10 &: Under IE)TEAM W LGiants ;4 1Makos 3 2Rebels 2 2Rivals 2 3Lions 0 4Bears 0 5

. Girls 10 &: Under (N)TEAM ." W L T P

. Strikers '\ .. : 4 0 3 11I Pinketts 3 2 2 8

Barbie Dolla . 3 2 1 7Wings" 2126Lady Bugs • ' 2 3 1 5

. GIN 10 &:Under (SITEAM ,(, W L T PRaiders " 4 .2 1 9Biopic Bombshells .. ' 3 1 2 8WondcrWolDen ' 1 2 2 4Fonzettes 1 5 1 3B,ulDole,!,Jees ; 0 5 1 ~

, G.,.lO&: UDder (E) .TEAM . W L TPurple Pas.w.ns 4 1 1Kick·A·Pooa; 3 I' 2Diamonds 1 5 1Rag·A;M~ ;1 . S' 0smUes "j' 1 6 0

..Girls 10 &:UDder IW)

TEAM ' W 't .T P. Boys 12 &:Under (S)Chargettes . 6 0 0 '12 TEAM, W L, T PRed Devils' 4 1 1 9 Blackhawk$. 4 I' 1 ,9Challengers 3 2 1 7 Aztecs . 4 1 0 8Petty Lat'cel1~' 3 3 0 6 Steelers' , 2 3 0 48utterlUes·/' 2 4 0 4 Pranksters -1 3 1 ;'3

'.1 ' . ,.Scorpions 1 5 0 2. '< GJrM ~ &: ,Ullder /Nl

TEAM", .;'i.i. W' L,T.·PSIU'CShots:':'.. 5 <l' 0 10Hl!~s1lQts",i(i: ; ,3 .'12 8

-'Waves:"'::':";:"" .;",.>1, 3'·'2"0" '6'GoJl1iBaers,~:,:'. ;.,;. 0 ,2 ,3 3W\IJl·A·Ways, ", 1 ,31 3, , " ;,', '~; :';,1 ..',";.'(;' :.:..... '.

g&rla ~ .&: tJlldedS) ,~M';',. ,w. L T IIHencanCli T··. 5 . 0 1 11

.Pjpk'Pantbers , . ,,3 2 1 7GrassJioppell, ':'), 5 ~ 4·Twl~e·Toes· . '2 5 0 ,'Il{~~b~~ 'I 5,0 2

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Rufl:'ians ,"6 0 0 12SlICedy McGrecdies .3 '2 2 8FultoJ1SD!lUie~.,,2 5 0 4Xc'Qecs """:"i"" ',1 3 1 3~Q,IJ~~SI\;"::,, 1 'I, Q 2

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:~i~:::;"}Mj,w..l·llScooJjy,Doo~' • 3 3 1, 7'Spirl~" , 3 ,2 1·6~ve BU8S-": 2 3 1 5,I~atel .. , ,',t 4,.1 3

:,/,1;'(;,.",~ ,:,,' ":'.-' .,'II, (;~li,_ QIJdet(N) •'~."c',r"w' L',T p.,, Cannoll$,:"·"';" I"~.,7 00 14'

Fireflies' '']\': ,'(, 51 1 11'CoIts:< ' "; , 4 3 0 8,Sharp Shootcl'lI , 3 2. 2 , 8

, P!lIIY~ts,' i ":'~5.' 0 ' 4" "\.J.~,..., .';':~':,,~.., \..::_-~,., .~ .'.,.,." {I!da,J4_ Under (S) , "

'TeAM ":'c.',' : W, L T PStQnne"':\~" '4 2 'I 9

,Gaels ;, :''": i,I, • 3 3 1 (',1'"Angell :' :.~:: 3 3 0 6Highll\llders'" 2 4 0 4Blue Angels' ,:: 1 6 0 2

:Mllple~afs~:' 1 6 0 2

Boys 10 &:Under /WI .TEAM W L T PDrifters ' 6 0 0 12Mighty Mites 4 1 1 9~ctorians 4 2 0 8Redsklns 3 2' 1 7Dolphins 1 3 2 5ComDUllldos 1 5 0 2

, Boys 12 'Under (N)P TEAM ,W L .T P9 Atoms '-6 0 0 128 K1ngsmen 3 1 1 73 Trllilblazers 3 1 O~ 62 Vikings 3 3 0 62 Sharks, 2 3 1 5

. Rockets 2 3 0 4

Boys 12 &:UnderW L. T P

4 1 1 93 ,1 2 84 2 0 82 1 1 5o 3 1 1o 3 0 0

TEAMSpursPcquanautsRams 'SonsSkyhawksCeltics

Boys 14 &,.Under/N)TeAM ' WLJets 5 0Cougars 2 2Devils 3 1Dynamos . 3 1

. Blazers -.... i2 1Kickers ',' 2,4Bootleggers I 1 4RowdiesU 0 5

T P1 113 71 71 71 5o 41 32 2

. B,oy.14 &:UII4er (S)TeAM , WLTl'Comma/lchcs 6 0 1 13Apaches '3 0 - 3 9Cosmos 2 2 2. 6Tomahawks 2 3 2 6Wildcat$ 2 3 1 5Arsenals '. 2 ,3 .0 4

, Sparks i 3 1 3Skyriders ,,' 1 5 Q 2

Booters battfe1"n"'pJayoffsIt's playoff time in the Massapequa Soccer Club. Boys'

and girls' teams in all age divisions began the countdownto see who will eventually be crowned league champions.

In,gi~10 and under play, . .Maureen O'Connor kicked horne had.a paIr of score~as the Reda hat trick and Jeanine Signorelli Devils .topped the KlCk-a-Poos, 5-

3. Mananne Flynn was excellentin goal. Laura Gozley, AlissaFine and Shannon Ryan had thePoo scores.

Striker Denise Vecchione wasperfect in the nets as she blankedthe Bionic Bombshells, 3-0.Bernadette Connally andElizabeth Leo each had a score.Kim Tovata, Meg Gorman, CarolDiMonda and goalkeeper HeideWennerstrom played well in theloss.

The Strikers later beat the RedDevils, 3-2, on a penalty goal kickby Elizabeth Leo. JeanineMarchiano was tough in the goal.

The, Chargettes won twice,nipping the Purple Passions, 2-1,then shutting out the Wings, 2-0.Sandy Cowen and DoreenLombardo scored versus thePassions, while Suzie Cowen andMiss Lombardo' tallied againstthe Wings. Susan Griffin spun theshutout of the Wings.Boys 10 and under'. The Drifters and the Victorianseach won twice in the boys 10andunder divisions.

Bill Dougherty booted ili a pairof scores as the Drifters edgedthe Rivals, 2-1. John Koch andMike Virgadamo played good"D" for the Drifters. Ken Frankescored twice and Doughertyonce in the 3-2 win over theGunners.

Tile Victorians crushed theGiants 4-1, and then whitewashedthe Firebirds, 3-0. Good goalieplay carne from Billy Kistingerand Sean Drake .

. ' The Gunners topped the'Barracudas, 2-0.Girls 12 and· under

The Ruffians bounced theSpirits, 5-1, and the gureshots, 3-1, in girls '12 and under action.Laurie and Joyce K\lrte scored.twice' each and Gina' Scarbinoadded one against the Spirits.

'\ Karen Convery booted in theopposition goal. The Kurte sisterscombined for. all three goalsagainst the Shots.

The West Stars nipped tlieSpeedy McGreedies, 1-0,and thenwere bea ten by the same score bythe Hot Shots. Star standouts inits win were Phyllis Healy, TinaMaino, Cynthia Gotard andVirginia Nash. Jean Heine scoredthe Hotshot goal.

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The Sureshots tied the PinkPanthers, I-I, but won on penaltykicks in overtime.

The Hotshots nipped the Heri-canes, 2-1. Patty Thompsonscored once with the good play ofPeggy Freitag.Boys 14 and under

The Jets and the Commanchesmoved into the boys 14 and underfinals by winning one goal games.

The Jets nipped the Apaches, 3-2, in overtime, on goals by JohnO'Neil, Bob Marose and RonDuswalt. Achilles Lepore talliedthe only goal as the Commanchesnipped the Devils, 1-0. RobertHughes was perfect in theCommanche nets.Girls 14 and under

In the girls 14 and undersemifinals, the Stormerswhitewashed the Fireflies, 4-0,and the Angels stepped by theCannons, 3-2. '

Lori Arestivo, Leslie Sturm,Jenny Korman and Loretta Dealyhad the Stormer goals as LisaBouffier was superb in the nets.Kim Zarsa, Valerie Brostek andLinda Wiggins scored for theAngels to offset the Cannon goalsby Terri Dettori and ChrisD'Avanzo. .Senior girls

Donna Wiggans had the hattrick as Our Gang topped theWolverines, 4-2. N!lDCYCain hadthe other Gang goals, while EllenBallman and Ann Pugliese talliedfor the Wolverines.

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MASSAPEQUA SOCCERTllunderbirClsLead.'the Way with a,3-0 Win

Fiume the Bugs beat Garden CityColts 5-0 on goals by Ross, Arres-tivo, Radics (2) and Hoffman. In aL.I. Cup game the Bugs fell to theGarden City Wanderers 3-1.

, Richie Pace scored the lonely goalwhile Radics and Marron played

TRAVELING TEAMS well.Girls 14 & Under Boys 14 & Under

Thunderbirds beat N. Babylon On goals scored by Eddie3-0. Goals by Janet Rode (2) and O'Neill, and Michael Pfeffer, thePat Mosatto. Cited for good play Rowdies beat Long Beach 4-0.were Marie Christian, Mary Strong on defense were JohnVaras and Emily Pichering. Fergus and Chris Meier.Girls 16 & Under" , Boys 17 & Under,

The Pacers advanced to the' The Chargers beat East Mea-finals of the L.!. Cup, with a 3-1 dow 5-1. Scorers were Bob Mieleovertime win over Hicksville, (2), Chip Cullen (2) and JimDonna Massari scored in regula- Finnerty. Bobby Elder stood outtion-time'with Karen Dolan and on defense.Laura Beier getting the overtime -Girls 10 & Undergoals. This was foIlowed by a 6-1 In an exciting game the Redleague victory over the Northport Devils beat the Kick-A-Poos 5·3.Cutters. Scoring was led by Maureen O'Connor had a hatSharon Hawthorne with her first trick and Jeanine Signorelli had 2.two career goals. Excellent goal tending by. Mari-Boys 10 & Under anne Flyn aided by great defen-

The Eagles bounced back from sive of Liz Doherty.a cup game loss to Hicksville to Goals bvSandy Cowen andbeat Cow Harbor 4-0 in league Doreen Lombardo with great play'play. Credited with strong play by Jill Schlitt led the' Chargetteswere Mike McHale, Kerry Hoff- to a 2-1 victory over the Purpleman, Robert Koch and Richard Passions. The entire Purple Pas-Single. Eagle goals by Ivan sions team played an excellentRuhnke, Ken Johnson (2), and game and had ,a,great season.Robert McMann., The Strikers shut-out the Bionic

Dodgers' beat Northport 6-0 on ,BombsheIls 3-0. Bernadette Con-goals by John Hamil, Scott 'nally and Elizabeth Leo each hadS Mik K I J G Id a goal aided by great playing fromcelsa, . e el y, oe 0.- Eileen Johnson, CoIleen Russellstien, Chris Murray and Chris '

McMullan. In their, next game, and goalkeeper Denise Vechione.the Dodgers downed Levittown In an evenly matched game the5-2. S~oring \Vere Scott Scelsa (2), Strikers beat the Red Devils 3-2 inMike Fruin,,'Chri~ Murray and penalty kicks. Goal was scored byMike Kelly. Elizabeth Leo aided, by Jeanine

Running' Peer'defeatedGarden "MllrchialW ing\lalanclgoqd play'by Debbie Bauman and Mary Jo

City with, ontstandingplay by Murphy. The Red Devils coachKevin Masefield, Paul Mazzei,Bruce Ozello, Bob Ozello, Joe w.ouldlike to thank all the girls forRaiola, Todd Trainor and Peter " a wonderful seasOn. Erin Cain,Valenze. Brentwood was defeated Elizabeth Doherty, Dina Dolan,by Running Deer with cheers to Marianne Flynn, Nancy Forbes,Billy, Anderson, John Blood, Elizabeth Katz, Caryn Kerrigan,Mark Buehlman, Joe Dent, Kevin Jeanine Mooney, MaureenFisher, Greg Kopp and Chris OConner, Belinda Opperman,

Kristen Reidy, J aneen Signorile,Pace. Outstanding goaltending by Birgit Stengelin and Lisa Uschok.Courtney-Fernandez. Suzie Cowen and Doreen Lorn-Boys 12 & Under bardo' each ,scored a goal to

In a very hard fought defensive shut-out the Wings '2-0. Goodgame the Bugs nipped the Bullets play by Suzanne Marose and2-D. Matt Meehan stood out in excellent goaltending by SUsangoal with Greg Marron and Chris Griffin.Deegan scoring on a Richie Pace Girls 12 & UlJder (N & SI 'cross. Led by. !l0altender Darren In a very toug\1 playoff game

between the Sure, Shots and thePink Panthers which, ending in aI-I tie went into overtime, theSure Shots downed the PinkPanters 5-3 on penalty kicks. SureShots - Still Champs in my'book -Thanks for a super season: Bren-da, Tracy Ann, Jeannine; Natalie,Diane, Christine, Nancy, Peggy,Denise, Carolyn, Margaret, Su-san, Diana and Jodi. Pink Pan-thers - A great season which Itruly enjoyed. A big thanks to:Maureen, Jill, Karen, Ann Mary,Mary, Suzy, Patricia, JoAnne,Jeanne, Brenda, Deena, Su-zanne, Deborah, and Nancy,

In an exciting playoff game theHot Shots edged' out the Heri-canes 2-1. Scoring 1 goal for theHot Shots was Patty Thompson.Enough can't be said about theexcellent playing of center half-back Peggy Freitag, or the out-standing defense playing ofAlayne Grandner and KathrynDevlin.

Hericanes - A big thanks toKathleen, Lori, Krista, Janie,Christine, Lynn, Donna, Pam,Phyllis, Michele, Irene, Abby,Linda, and Chris for an enjoyable,'exciting and most of all, wellplayed season.Girls 12 & Under (E & WI

In the first day of the playoffs,the Ruffians '(iowned the Spirits5-1 with Laurie and Joyce ICurteeach scoring twice and GinaScarabino once.

The West Mars nipped the

Speedy McGreedies I-D. SuperStars were Phyllis Healy, TinaMaino, Cynthia Gotard and Vir-ginia Nash. .

The Ruffians outran the SureShots 3-1 with Joyce Kurte 'scor-iug two goals and Laurie Kurte'one. Excellent defensive playingby Victoria Mueck and Lisa Dean.

In an exciting game, the HotShots outshone the West Stars 1-0with Jean Heine scoring the goal.Missy Howell, Kathy Conlon andMary McGaughan all played agreat game. The West Starscoach wishes to thank all her"Super Stars" for a super fun;season.Glds'14 & Under

In semi-final-playoff action thispast weekend, the Stormers andFireflies plaYed an exciting game.The Stormers won the game 4-0.,The scores were delivered by LoriArestivo, 'Leslie Sturm, JennyKorman and Loretta Dealy. LisaBouffier was great as goalkeeperwith back-up playing by BarbaraJean Franko and Randi Barry.The coach of the Fireflies wouldlike to thank the girls for II greatseason. She also thanks "thegreat bunch of girls," Susan,.Anita, Liz, Joyce, Joellen, Sabri-na, Linda, Ronnie, Eileen, Cathy,Mary, Lorraine, Fran, Liz Annand Dawn.

In another very, excitin£ semi-final game, the Angels defeatedthe Cannons 3·2. Scoring for theAngels were Kim Zarsa, Valerie

.Brostek and Linda Wiggins. Thecoach of the Cannons thanks allthe girls for a "super terrific"season.Senior Girls ,

Our Gang beat theWolvereensby a score of 4-2. Great goaltending by Karen Sweeney. Thethree goals were scored by DonnaWiggans, and one by Nancy Cail\'

Goals scored for the Wolver-eens by Ellen BaIlman, assistedby Donna Bauman.Boys 10 & Under (E & WI

The Drifters defeated the Ri-vals 2-1 with the Drifter goalsscored by Billy Dougherty assist-ed by Eddie Mangeri.

The Victorians crus.hed theGiants 4-1. Good offensive playby Giants Tommy Conlon, JohnIrving and goalie Billie Kistinger.

The Drifters shot down theGunners 3-2. Drifter goals werescored by Ken Franke (2) andBilly Dougherty (1).

The Victorians triumphed overthe Firebirds 3-0. Good offensiveplay by Walter Haberstroh.

In the first play-off game theGunners beat the Barracudas 2-Ddespite the great playing by Mikeand Andrew Romer, MichaelMoschetto, and Bobbie Howell.Boys 12 & Under (N & SI

In an exciting playoff game theTrailblazers edged the B,lack-hawks in penalty shots. Theregular game tied at 2-2. Scoringfor the Trailblazers were J.Clancy and P. Beglin.

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Rowdies lead the Division with a Perfect 12-0the Hornets came in first in the' A·Division. In Virginia !he Hornetsr~pr~sented their chip well byw\DnlDg all three games'.

This weekend the season Re-gional cup game was 'won by ascore of 3-1 against the Northport<:;lippers., , ._

TKAVEUNG TEAMSBoYS14 " UDder

The Rowdies ,finished theirseason and won, their divisionwith a 12-0 record. While being'graciously hosted in. Virginia.they were presented with theSportsmanship'Trophy.This pastweeks outc:ome of games wasRowdies 10 and Commack 1 _.Rowdies'7 and Cold springHar~or 1. Goals by Stegner (3),ClancllY, Pf~ffer, Tilllqld Marron.

the winning goal for the Drifterswith wonderful support fromRichard Zinke, John Van OstrandMichael Virgadamo and goalieEddie Rowan ..

Girls 12 " UDder, After a very successful season

On Saturday, The Cherokeesbeat Northport 5-1 with goals byDrexler (2), Distler, Nijankin andJeff Banks. On Sunday the Chero-kees played their last gameagainst Cold Spring Harbor. The_Cherokees lost 1·0. This was theirfirst loss of the season givingthem a 1·1-3 record for a greatseas!)n.SeDior GirtsTeamFilliesFree ByrdsSquaws'Our GangTemptations~olverines

The Eagles clinched the Divi-sion 2 Championship as they beatEast Meadow 5·0. RobertMcMann (2), John McGuire.Michael McHale and RobertBruhnke scored with fine supportand defense by Brian Baloga,Mark Godreau. Kerry Hoffman;Ken Johnson, John Kadian,Robert Koch. Fred ~, MattLehrfeld. Frank Pittelli, IvanRuhnke, Robert Seith and Rich-ard Single. The coach wisiles tocongratulate the team and to

Boys 17 " UDder thank the parents for theirThe. ,Chargers defeated W: support throughout the season.

Babylon 2·1 to finish the season The Dodgers are #1 in Divisiontied for first place with Hunting- 3,Boys under 10., In the final-ton. Scoring for the Chargers' game of the. season. the Dodgerswere Frenchie La Bruyere and overpowered .. Lindenhurst 2-0.Chip Cullen. Ray Hughes was Goals by Pat ,Pane assisted byoutstl!-nding in goal and had been Michael Kelly and 0lle goal bychosen for the N.Y. State All-Star John Hamill. Again, b9th coachesGoalkeeper. ' wish'to thank the parents for the

fantastic support they gave to theteam during the' regular league,season and on their recent trip toVirgina.

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In the last game of the seasonthe Fillies beat the Wolverines5.2. The five goals were scored by ,Lynn Babcock, Donna Knapp,Kathy Kay, Ellen Nocero andSally Murry.' Playing well for theWolverines were their goalie Vita·Ragonese and Ellen Ballmanscoring the two goals. ., Squaws coach wants to thankhis defense Kim Cohen andDonna Hardy. He also is gratefulfor the support from Susan Beierand Ellen Connery.

Boys 19 & VDder 'The' Rovers won the first round

of the L.I. Cup 2:0 against MACand i\1 ti}e quarter finals of theL.I. Cupthey beat Deer Park 7·0.Ti}e Rowers' have 'really' putit together and are looking forsupport on Sunday when they willbe playing' against Hicksville inthe semi·finals. They wiIl be play-ing Sunday, June 12, at 1 p.m. atJohn J. Burns p'ark. . "

Boys 12" UDder: The Bugs Travelled to Brad-

dock Road, Virginia. In their fu-stgame they met the Reston GoldenArrows. Kevin Ross turned away17 shots during the game and wasoutstanding ..in goal. Restonscored the only goal of the game

Girls 16 & UDder " with four minutes left to play. TheThe Pacers defeated Bohemia eritire Bug team played super

<j.l with nine different players soccer. The Bugs then beatscoring.' Everyone on the team Hicksville S,Oand in their lasthas scored thissea,son. First goal -'lame they met HUntington. After'for thesea,son by Hel,enBoden- falling behind 2-0. Arrestivo and·stein. SueD.uttoll, KareriHechin; Radics$9redto tie it liP, ~~ ~l!-!f ~gerllnd .Dellise Riegel. ,Despite time. Mthe 4S mi\lute . marlcfine .all aroulld '.team play the' fl!!lIt!Pgt01l pulled ahead 3-2. BugPacers lost .to Northport' 4-0. gl1alie Larry Ro~.e !hen stoppedPacers will finish the' seaSon in a penalty kick;l:lUtthe !llIgs were

d I .. th . I unable to hold H~ntington as theysecon pace 1\1, rtr .ell~ue. H c" scored 2 more gOi'ls in the last 5}toys 10&,VDder: . minutes. Plaudits to Chris Pee·

The Running Deer defeated gan fordoing a§uper jol!!iespiteBrentwQPd2-0. StandoUts for .th~ a broken wrist. '.' . ..... ...;.,Deer. were Paul'MiWei, Brnce . Bernie' headed 'ill two RichieOzello, Bob Ozello,Cbris' Pace, Pace Crosses and solos by !lrad!eyJoe Raiola, Todd Trainor,P~ter Gillan and Matt: Meehan led theValenze with head§ liP goaltend. Bugs to' a 4·1 victory over Deeringby'Courtney' Fernandez. Park.AIso'·playingwell wereGarden City f~Utothe ~unning Manning, Mueller, Weigllnd andDeer as Billy Anderson. John Ryan. In the seasQns finlll gameBlood, Mark Beuhlman, .JQe the Bugs got crushed by Hicks-Dilnt. Kevi'ti Fisher, Greg Kopp, ville 4-0. Thus finishing theirand Kevin Masefield charged, to season witb 9 wins, 1 tie, and 2 'victory. losses. .

Boys 10 & UDder[E&W]The Drifters beat the Victorians

,}·Oto take the Divisional Champ-,iOIlShip. Billy Dougherty scored

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MASSAPEQUA$OCCERCLUB.~~~~~~~~~~~~~I~I.I~~~~ffil~~~~~

large Turnout for Intramural InvitationalThe fourth annual Massapequa

Soccer Gub intramural invitation-al was held this past weekend atJohn J. Bums Park. In attendancewere. teams from' Brentwood,Valley Stream, Rockville Centre,North Shore, Cold Spring Harbor:Hicksville, Garden City, DeerPark. and Massapequa. There'were three games being playedsimultaneously on three fieldsbetween the hours of 9 a. m. and 6p.m. all day Saturday and Sun·day. .

In addition to inviting teamsfrom neighboring towns, Massa-pequa all stars from each agegroup (10, 12, and 14) played.The games were exciting andwere attended by several hlln.!iredparents. In total, fpr all games,.there were over 900 childrenparticipating in the invitational.

The games were played only byintramural players but the qllalityof play.as shown by the many tiedgames, was on. a very high level.

Massapequa entered 7 teamsand won 4 first place,. 2 secondplace, and 1 third place.

In the girls 10 and underMassapequa finished first and.second. The Chargetts grabbedtop honors on the play of Kathy'Gehringer, Cathy Graziano andSuzanne Marose. .The Strikers'took second place with greatperformances. turned in by MaryJo Murphy, Denise Vecchioneand Jeaninine-Marchiano. In theall-star game the North and Southbeat the East and West 4-0. Thecoaches of both teams wellpleased with a well played game.Michele Wiss was voted mostvaluable player. •

The Ruffians of 12 and undergirls .won all the' marbles withthree straight games, all shut-outs, and the great playing ofDale Interbartolo.Nancy Roche,Laurie and Joyce Kurte. TheNorth-South all stars out shonethe East-West in an e"citin~

game that ended 2-0. Both teamsplayed a great game. '

The Angels,girls 14 and under.won first place by beating ColdSpring Harbor 2-1, Brentwood4-0, and North'Shore 2-0. Leslie.Sturm scored 4 goals, ChrisD'Avanzo 3, Patty Peterson 1,and Laura Scruggs 1. Excellentplaying by goalkeeper' BarbaraMurphy and good defense play-in,g by' Valarie Brostek, MaureenRyan, Dorothy Ophals, and Col-leen Seaquist.

The North and South all-starteam tied. The score was 2-2. Therecipient of the most valuableplayer award was Lori Arestivo.Judy Wagstaff, Chris Watt, KimSchultz, and Linda ,Roy (goalie),played well for the North. LoriArestivo scored for the South.Good defense by Nancy Peters,Jenny Korman,> Kerry' Buckley,Amy Cummins and .Gina Base-lice.. Excellent goaltending byAlicia Allen, and Lisa Bouffier.

In the boy. 10 and linder, theDrifters finished second on thefine playing of Pat O'Neill,Michael Weston.. Ken Franke, EdMangeri, Dan Geiger and WiI·liam Dougherty.

In an evenly matched and wellplayed all star game the North-South tied the East-West 3-3.Playing fantastic soccer for theN-S offense were David Killane,Ken Donnelly, Doug Monte andTyler Gold. Displaying champion-ship ability on defense were EricBerg and Steve. Messina. East-West offense standouts were EricSchwab and Scot Goldstein. Out-

: standing. on defenSe were RonMcMinn. Rich Ryan and CarlosDeCllba wOIlolltstan.ding players.

~}'I)e R~ll\s, boys'12 and under,

grabbed third place in their agegroup. They lost second place intheir final game 011 penalty kicks.Playing well for the Rams wereRay Serwan. John Valenze andTommy Kennedy. In this divisionthe East- West all star team tiedthe South-North 0-0. Brian BenettKeith Dugan and Dan Wetzelplayed well for the E-W. PeterBrew, Al Hesse and T. & J.Duswalt were outstanding for theN-S. Anthony Pagano was voted

most outstanding player.The Jets won all three of their

games, two of which requiredsudden death penalty '\leks. TheJets had great performancesturned in by Bob Hughes in goal,Mark Albert and 130b Kearney. Inthis division 14 and under boys.The South defeated the North 2-0in a very exciting well playedgame for both sides. KevinShanley was picked as mostoutstanding player.

Soccer· champs crown~dSix more teams were crowned divisional champions this

past weekend as the Massapequa Soccer Club's spring intra-mural season drew to a close. In addition, several travelingteams 'clinched championships. .

In the boys 10 and under Laura Scruggs tallied twicedivision, the Drifters nipped the . imd Katy Dietz and Linda WigginVictorians, 1-0, as goalie Eddie .added one goal each as theRowan was perfec.t in the nets. Angels nipped the Stormers, 4-3,Billy Dougherty tallied the goal in overtime, to win the 14 andwith support from Richard Zinke, under title. Excellent play cameJohn Van Ostrand and Michael from Carol Martin, ColleenVirgadamo. Seaquist, Maureen Ryan and

Bob Marose, Mark Albert, Barbara Murphy. Stormers'Mark McCormack and Ron scorers were Lori. AvestivoDuswalt each booted in a goal as (2) and Leslie Sturm,the Jets bested the Commanders, In the Senior championship4-1, for the boys 14 and under game, the Fillies beat thetitle. Gary Talbert, Peter Happ Wolverines, 5-2. Lynn Babcock,

. and Bob Kearney were the Donna Knapp, Kathy Kay, Ellendefensive standouts. Nocero and Sally Murray scoredGirls' play for the Fillies. Ellen Ballman

In girls' play, the Strikers had both Woverine scores, whiledefeated the Chargettes, 4-1, for goalie Vita Ragonese playedthe 10 and under title. The Ruf- well in the nets.fians nipped the Hotshots, 2-1, in Traveling teamovertime, to take the 12 and In traveling team play, the 12under crown. Laurie Kurte and imd under Hornets captured theKristen Davi had the Ruffians girls Division A title by defeatingscores, while Missy Howell Northport, 3-1, this past weekend.tallied for the Hotshots on a Jean· Team- stars were goalie LisaHeine assist. Ricciardi, who allowed only three

goals all season, and top scorerJane McGuire, who booted in 26goals.

In boys 10 and under play, the.Eagles clinched the Division IIchampionship by blanking EastMeadow, 5-0, and the Dodgerstook the Division I crown bywhitewashing Lindenhurst, 2-0.Robert McMann (2), JohnMcGuire, Michael McHale andRobert Bruhnke tallied for theEagles. Pat Pane, on a MichaelKelly assist, and John Hamillscored for Dodgers.

The boys 17 and underChargers tied for first place intheir division as they nipped WestBabylon, 2-1, in their final game.Goalie Ray Hughes, outstandingall. season in the nets, has beenchosen NY State all-stargoalkeeper. Frenchie LaBruyereand Chip Cullen tallied in thefinal ·game.

The Rowdies, boys 14 andunder, captured their divisiontitle with a perfect 12-0record. Inthe season's final games, theRowdies trounced Commack andCold Spring Harbor,10-1, and 7-1.

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An Opening Game Victory for,the Chargers!Virgadamo's I, supported byMi~haelFayne's strong play won the game for theMariners, despiteslrong play by Mako~Eric Dell (2) and Neil Ambrosio.

The Snappers and the Warriors Battledto a 2·2 tie. John Ryan and Steven Lesereach scored once for the Snappers, withstrong defense by Danny Ackerberg.Scoring for the Warriors were MikeRomer and Jeff Levine, aided by ChaiT~ylor. • .

The Dragons snuffed out the Marvels4-1. Scott Hertz tallied all 4 goals,supported ably by Billy Corrado, VincentMarotta and Joseph Whitefall. Marvelsgoal by Anthony Tisi, behind the good all-around play of Glenn Gannon. and ScottJurow.

The Mavericks stampeded the SeaGulls 7·0. Goal scorers were StephenThomas (2), Michael Zicari (2), ScottGreenberg m, and David Doobinin (1).,Outstanding in the loss were Sea GullsEric Hartung and Ronald Gandolfo.

The Bengals fell to the All Stars 6·0.Louis Bosco scored the hat trick for 'thewinners, with singles by Scott Quinlan,Scott Simone and John Sciara.

The Lions roared past the Lancers 4-1.Ron Lamonica scored 2 for the win,

Boys 10 & Under backed by singles from James Spina andThe 'Eagles defeated Northport 9-1 in Joe Jones. Jeff Busse played well for the

their league .opener behind strong Lions. Lancers goal sC9red by Phil Skuza"defensive driv~ by Daniel Doherty; Carlos on an ll.ssist by Anthony O'CclOnor.DeCuba, Eric Solnick and Scott Scelsa. Girls 10 & Under (N&SlCited for outstandipg defensiv~ !,laywer~~ys12.lJllder (N~S '.. '. . . .... ' ." .' .' IIat trick by Red D\!V~SMi£hl'l~o»'!ssMatthew "Heckmali7BOl;·'Ru1anln.nil"BIDy....~~'OclietST1ied···p·asCt1ii,.-triiiiners '-:>:1 :'~-gave" i'-"'3:0"victory" over 'the Ms: Fits.Hartl who repeatedly frustrated North- Scoring'. for. the Rockets were Robert Great defense by Judy Allstadt, Lisaport drives. Florie l11ndJoeRea 2.BilI Mooney led a Sette and Michele Crivici. Good Playing

strong defense. for Ms. Fits by Lori Murray and KellyBoys 10 & Under (N&Wl Wheels rolled by the· Vikings 2-1 on Lawrence.

Bugs nip Commandos 3-2. Scoring for goals by David Kearns and Charlie Marvjo Murphy, Lori Soricelli scoredthe Bugs, Michael Weston (2) and Chris Murphy with help from David Reed. Paul' goals for the Smiles to bring a victory ofAmendolare. Strong defense, by· George Loehr scored for the Vikings backed up by 2-1 over the Road Runners. ExcellentBrusseler and Michael Barney. Com- Mark Vigilante. ' play by goalie Karen Wickes. Roadmandos goais by Lawrence Manning and Badgers nipped the Broncos 2·]. Runners goal was scored by JeanineFrank Maffei, Good offense by Ross Strong playing by Ralph Gonzalez, Marshiano. Good play by Eileen JohnsonGoldflam. Michael Minutillo and Adam Zivitofsky and Corinne HalvQl:sen. . "

The Giants outshot the North Stars 5 ~. on offense and John Silva on defen·se. Purple Passions and Pink Panthers tiedFrankie's Tassielli's hat trick and Alu David Pries' tallied the goal for the 3·3. Goals scored for the Purple PassionsBerman (2) provided the scoring for the Broncos. Goalie Nick Squicciarini was were made' by Robin Rubsamen, KristenGiants. Along with strong offense and outstanding in goal as was Chris Tebeau Gismervik and Jennifer Borofsky. Pinkdefense by Tom ,vecchione and. Chris on defense. Panther's super player Carol Ann Ha-Teutzel. Ray Doherty and John Gonzalez' The Shamrocks and Vultures fought to' beeb scored a hat trick. Excellent goalieeach netted one for the North Stars. a I-I tie. Scott Ezrol shot one in for the play by Stephanie Tcicoli. Girls 12 & Under (S&ElSantos Squeeze by Sharks 3-2. Scoring for Shamrocks with fine defensive play by .The Twinkle Toes and Wonder Women . The 'Bumble ,Bees 'and the Cricketsthe Santos were Richard Krol, Robert George Cain and Anthony'Bohl. Rich Leff had a 2-2 tie. Christine Corcoran, Alysia fought to it '2-2 tie: 'Scoring for the BeesHess, and Kenny Wing. and Jimmy Scalcione led the offense for Sinrod scored for the Twinkle Toes. Great were Ann Masotto ll.nd jOy Pelll.gno with

The Stallions nosed out the Padres 1-0. the Vultures. play by goalie Florence Bunce. Two goals Louisa Ross Helping. The Crickets goalsStallions Derrick Corrado scoring with Firebirds flew over the Panthers '4·], scored by. Wonder Women's Lenore went in by Ricki Newman and Joannestrong play by Sean Cavanagh lind MarC Helped by Jack bower in defense Jason Graff. Excellent defense by Kelly Hel- Mosk!lluk with Stacey McGuire outstand-Eiseman. Padres goalie Brian Griffin did Probst (I), Steven Raggio (I), and Tyler gans and, g0ll.lieWhit'!~y Frank., ing in'the net. .a fine job along with Brian Madden and ~old (2) scored for their. team, while GIr'ls 10"& Un·der [E&Wl '. ..The ScoobY'Doos ..defeated the Pengu-John Varas. The Drifters outlasted the defender Chris Kuhlein and goalie Scott ins 3-1 on goals scored by Jodi Abrom-Hawks 1.0. Drifters lone goal scored by Ritter tried their best. , Two goals scored by Barbara Maskul- son, P,attY.f!'1r1eyandJessicaGreenfield.Tom Fusc'lldo. Strong play from Dan The Pythons were stung by the Scor- yak led the Challengers to a 4-2 win over Debbie Winkler scored for theJ;'engliinsMcKenna and goalie. Ricky Dominique. pions 5-0. Goalie. Ray Eck l\nd Danny the Day Dreamers. Lisa Carman' also '1nd G~en KOZlikplay~d a super~game inHawks .Gustavo Acevedo and Anthony Gubler fought hard for the Pythons. The scored for the Challengers with terrific goal. ....•.,•. ;' '. ". . "<'0'~Alessi played a strong game. Scorpion were netted by AI Peterson(l), defensive help from(Jraceanl)e~andr The Xebl1cs"oiItSbone the'Su.per Stars

Royals '1nd Rll.cers battled to a 2-2 tie. BillyHowell (1), Johl! I,ewi~ and Howard Sandy Cowen . scored for. the. Day 3·~ with N\U!cy~udsori scoring twice andBoth Royals goals were scored by Dean Elias: Dreamer· 'Suzie Cowen and. EI~abeth Jennifer Ryimol!ce. '.Jody"Messina did aCarbone with strong defense by Billy Utz. Doher!y plated a gOll!!'game:" 'great J.o,\).'ill. goa!.Urnna::' M.cD,erm,?t,tScoring for the Racers. Tim Schlitt and Boys 12 & Under (W&E] . The Daisies and Hat Trix played tOll. score,c:lthe goalsfor~h~;Stll.AWlth Karl'nBrian McMullen. The Knights shut out the Redskins 6-0 I-I tie. Nancy GalganO scored fOr the ,CooneYhelping,·. ' '. .... ". ,' ..

in their first game of the. season. Steve :dl\isies with good team effort from 'Kim ' In ariexciting-game tlie Pinkettes bel\tPolitosld had a super day with (4) goal~ Velel and Julia Ferrara. Donna Gargona the Silver Belles 8-5. Jean Varas had aand (2) by Patrick Powers. Good goal- scor.ed for. the Hat 'I'rix.. Diane Alten- hat .trick pl!l~ one,(4). Bernadette Con-tending by Richard Taormina' and' .Jori burger was excellent in goal with help nolly,! h~ftriCl(J.>' and,J;\l)ille RadomskiPhillips. Mike Holden displl\yed fine from Ann O'Connor. '.' one goal. F~r .the BeIles Jell.n Heil1e als.odefensive play f<;>rthe redskins with goal. The' Fonzette~ wllre struck by the had a. hai. trick 'plus, ·one. and Nll.talietending" by' Richard Koehler and Jim Thorns 3·2, Jennifer Hunt and Patricia Comens one. ' ,Young. McAuliffe scored for the Thorn~. Kristen The Dare Devils, edgll.li9;utthe<,ol~

Anothershutcout in the West for the Reidy, did a fine job in goal.' Bern,adlltte t-O with Kristen Mollers~Ol\k Outsla!ld·Kingsmen over the Celtics. The score was Conlon scored for the Fonzettes •. " ing on the field were Diane Romano and ,;4·0. Mike Carman, Dave Dubin, Timmy The Soccerettes beat th_e__P_e_a_n_ut_s_4_,_3_.__ E_I_iz_a_b.e__th_Leo. "

TRAVEUNG TEAMSBoys 12 & Under

Superior defense led by fullbacks MattRyan, Ricky Primiano and John Whelanled the Chargers to opening game victoryover Deer Park with a score of 3-0. Goals'were scored by Tim Donohue and MikeGraziano (2). .

On goals scored by Ian Thomson, PeterCachia, Paul Bigilin, Craig Zimmer ; JohnKmiotek and a hat trick by John Clancy,the Trailblazers defeated Little Neck 8·0.Also cited for outstanding play wasJeffrey Bank.

Boys 11 & UnderThe Running Deer played their open·

ing game of the season at home defeatingGarden City 5'1 with strong play by BillyAnderson, John Blood, Joseph Dent,Courtney Fernandez, Kevin Fisher,Kerry Hoffman, Greg Kopp and KevinMasefield.

The Grasshoppers played an even wellfought game against the HuntingtonBullets ending in a 3-3 tie. Bobby Koch,Ivan Ruhnke, Mark Buehlman. MattWhelan and Chris Schmidt played anoutstanding game.'

Boys 10 &< Under (E&SJ .The Barracudas swam over the

Champs 6-0. Scoring in the win wereSandy Stolar with a hat trick. Alex Mueckwith 2, and Robert IWalsh with I,supported by teammate Alan Horan.Outstanding for' the Champs were Mark0'Shaughnessy and Pat Loughlin.

The Mariners sailed over the Makos3·2. Chris. Borge's 2 goals and Mike

Gold~ii and Ricky King each contributed, a goal making it a well deserved victory.Kevin Holleran played well for the Celticswith Robert Magi in goal. The Sonsdefeated the Spurs with a 3·2 victory. TimMontreiul (2) and Andy Schmidt (1) goalsgave the Sons the win. Peter Snell (I) andPat O'Neill (1) played weIl for the Spur~.The fullbacks for the Sons played out-~tanding defense.

One of the most exciting games of theafternoon took place between the Cub~,2and the Dolphins 1. Alan Kuffner'sheader brought in the winning goal withSteven MoeIlendorf contributing the firstgoal, Ricky Struzzieri assisted with bothgoills and Greg Fiori's goaltending wasoutstanding .. Henry Gimenel goal .andMike DeBenedetto's excellent defel!~ehelped make this an exciting game. ., A goal by John Pagano, assisted byMathew Reals and Pat McCovey, comingin the last 4 minutes of piau brought theSteelers a 1-0 victory over the Hurri·canes .. Another exciting game in the East

occurred between the BuIlets 3 and theArsenals 2, Goals by Mark Bodenstein,Robert D'Avanzo and Shannon MacGiIv·ray brought the win to the Bullets after aclose, hard fought game. Jefftey Uschokin defense and Gregg Abbate in goalhelped make this an exciting game.

Laura Gozley had a hat trick for theSoccerettes and Dominequa Ambrosiohad one. Lynne Virgadamo playedexcellent in the goal. Julie Resager,Therese Civitanova and Meg Gormaneach had a goal. Gina Ponte ~id excellenton offense.

Girls 12 & Under (E&WlThe Kick·A·Poos outkicked the

Hornets to a 3-1 victory .. Scoring wasCarolyn DeVejl,uwith 2 an.d Lynette Wahlwith I. Super play by CoIleen Maxsonand Dawl! Carboni. Good :Qefenseby SueLeonard and Andrea Gutierrez and goalscored by Gina Scarabino for. Hornets.

The· Sidekicks edged out' the Meteo-rites 2·1 with goals by Debby Laske andPatty Lociciro, l\ndoutstandillg defenseby Karen Brozek and April Bitzer. ForMeteorites Pat Zicari scored with l\ssit-ance by Kim Foronjy and super playingby Shal\non Ryan and Kristen Davi.

The Starlites.outshined the Speedy Mc-Greedies 3-1.·~ goals by pale lntrabartolo

'and 1 for Kim Giordano with outstandinggoal tending by Carolann Sweeney. Forthe Speedys Sue Berheim scored withgreat play by Sue Raiola and CoIleenDiemer.

In an evenly matched game theChargettes and Chick·Lets tied 2-2.

\ Maureen and Debby O'Connor eachscored one and Ronnie Natalie and JillSchlitt helped defensively for the Char-gette Debr~ Cohell and Christine Christi.an each booted a goal with super,. teamplay· by Kathy Meyer and JacquelineMeyer ior Chick-Lets.· JL"," be,"

The Wings shot over the Strikers.ih2with scoring by Elaine Savona with 2 andMaureen Carusona and Patti Abbatiellogetting one goal each. Super play forLinda Leone, Diana Young and SueBauml\nn of the Strikers.

The WaIlabies and Pirates pushed tothe very end but remained tied 3,3. TracyDuggan. c .Cathy "Graziano.and .••.,LiSll.MenneIla each had'l\' goal with' terrificplay by Kathryn Ryan for the Allabies.Jeannine Brennan put 2 in and DianeZanhi I with great team play by KathyShupe and Kim Soltys 9f the Pirates.

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MASSAPEQUA SOCCER

Trailblazer"s Take Plainview in a Tough GameTRAVELING TEAMS

Boys 12 • UnderIn a tough, hard· fought game, the

Trailblazers defeated Plainview J-2. Thegoals were scored by Ian Thompson, and'Kevin Driscoll, both were assisted byPaul Bigilin with the third goal scored byJeffrey Bank. Excellent on defense were'Freddie Franke and Glenn Brandimarte.

The Chargers forged ahead and beatGarden City 4·2. Delivery into the net wasmade' possible by Tony Pagano, ,TimDonohue, David Nijankin and ErnieFiedler combinec! with excellent play inthe goal by Joey Lizzio.Boys 11 &; Under

Northport was defeated by the Massa·pequa Running Deer 4·0. Cheers to PaulMazzei, John McGuire, Robert McMann,Bob Ozello, Joseph Raiola, T9dd Tra,inorand Peter Valenze.

The Grasshoppers played· against theValley Stream Strikers beating them ~·O.Excellent performance and good supportby Jimmy Rodriguez, Frank Pittelli, MikeMcHale, Rodd McMinn, Billy Kistinger.Mike Kelly and Eric Brown.Boys 10 &; Under

In a hard fought· game contest the-Eagles were upset by the HuntingtonStingers 6-4. Bruce Ozello, RichardSingle, Patrick Pane; Scott Kriegsman,Joseph Goldstein and Joseph Quirk werecited for their determination and hardplay.' ,Glr" 14 &; Under .

The Thunderbirds shut out Northport5·0 Qngoals by B. Bevilacqua, M. Varas,C. Laske, S. Combes and T. Cowen. Goodplay on c!efense were N. Loesch and M.Christian.

The Stingers beat the East MeadowIslanders 2·1. Scoring for the Stingers'were Pam Fleischman and Tracy Moller.Standing out on defense were KathyMarsch and Gina Baselice.

Glrbi 16 &; UnderThe Rowdies opened their season with

a lot of zip, dash and flash. Beautiful'pinpoint crosses from the wings polishedoff by headers into the goal. Reliabledefense helped the entire team to playvery strong and sweep Hicksville.Glrbi 19 &; Under

. .Despite fine play by full back ConnieSconzo and goalie Sher' Quinlan, theMassapequa Rebels lost to Huntington2·0.Boys 10 &; Under [W]

The Drifters overpowered the Racers6·1. Billy Dougherty's hat trick, RobertBlum (2) and Eddie Rowan provided thescoring for the )jrifters. Racers RichieBrower and Robert Dent played a finegame. .

The Sharks swam. by the Royals 4·2.Shark's scoring by Mike, Matheis (2).Paul Kolensky'played a super game alongwith teammates Bob Carcich and BillScruggs. Royal's Lonny Rosenblum play·ed a great game with excellent goalkeep·ing by Donald Ogurick.

The Santos flew over the Hawks J.1.Santos' Keven Regan, Robert Weiss and.Kenneth Wing provided their teamsgoals. Richard Zinke netted. one for theHawks, with outstanding play fromteammate John Cardillo.Boys 10 &; Under [N]

The North Stars squeezed by theStallions 3·2. Kenny Wright (2) and JohnGonzalez provided North Star's. goals,while Chris Hesse was outstandingoffensively. Richard Colavita and ChrisCastelli each netted one for the Stallions.~The Bugs and the Giants battled to a

1-1 tie. Chris Amendolare scoring for theBugs, with David Abolafia, StevenWanamaker and Mike Deleo backing upwith great defense. Goalie Andy Coenenhelped preserve the tie, Scoring fQr theGiants'was Tom Colon. .

Good on defense were John F10rscatrand David Palmer. The Padres outshotthe Commandos 4·1. Brian Nussenbaum(2) and Tim O'Keefe 'scoring for thePadres, with great defense by BrianGriffin. Commandos' goal scored byLawrence· Manning, while Chris St.James and Peter Gonzalez played well for

, their team.Boys 10 &; Undewr [E.S]

The Snappers came from behind topefeat the Mariners 2·1. Goalie TimmyQuinn was strong in the nets for theSnappers, backed up by great defcmse byRobert. Pettinato' and Michael Klucsarits,plus one goal by Brian Kelly. Outstand·ing defense by Stuart Durnin for theMariners.

The Barracudas beat the Makos 4-2.John Moschetto scored once. for thewinners while Joe Mocniak and RichardConforti provided strong defense. Erik·Hamilton·Jones'was brilliant in goal forthe Barracudas. Strong Mako defense byMickey Kumagi and Howard Barry, whoalso scored on a penalty kiCk.

The Mavericks shut out the Champs5·0, thanks to strong defense by StevenDavi. Richard DeNave and Scott Eager.Anthony Stuto scored one for thewinners, while Mark Sparber and MikeDiaz gave their all for the Champs.

The Marvels squeaked by the Bengals1·0 on Alan Motkin's score. Goalie KevinRoss was super, as were defensemenJoey Rainone and Brian Lawrence.Trying hard for the Bengals were WalterHeeger. David Kunath. Chris Mauro andJeff Gerardi.

In a very close game, the All Stars'edged out the Lancers 2·1. Tim Bradyassisted on Scott Purificato's goal, whilePeter Marco provided good defense forthe winners. The Lancers goal was byPaul Meyhoefer. while goalie Kurt'Pritscher was great •• even as far as

saving a penalty kiCk.The Dragons beat the Sea Gulls 4·1

behind strong play by defensemen PeterMehlinger (goll!), Richard Von Glahn andBrian Whiston. Robert Nelsen stood outon offense for the Dragons, but it was thesuperb play by Sea Gulls goalie CliffButscher that highlighted the game.Joseph Giordano also played well for theGulls.

. The Warriors won over the Lions 4·3.Scoring singles for the Warriors wereBrian Bergen and Mark DeMicoli, whileJoe Paizzi and Joe Pinckney excelled ondefense. Great Lions defense by JimCollins and Joe Grzesik.

Boys 12 &; Under [E. W]In the West the Knights beat the

Celtics last weekend with a 3·1 win. Goodoffensive playing by Michael Razzo. PaulMuscedere and Joseph Kelleher playedvery well defensively. Richard Taormi·na's goaltending was outstanding.

The Kingsmen and the Sons battled toa 1·1 tie in a close exciting game. Greatgoaltending by Alex Aponte with superbplaying by Danny Rulard and KeithCre.aven. The Sons' Sean Drake was

, outstanding in goal with super playing byDerick Albert. •

In the East, the' Cubs shutout theArsenals 3·0. Goals by Rick Struzzieri (I),on a pass from Mike Bevilacqua, AlanKuffner (1), and Bob Nubavero (1)contributed to this well deserved victory.The Arsenals' Gregg Abbate did verywell in goal with Paul Sculley and JeffWeinberg playing exceptionally wellin defense.

Another close exciting game in theEast took place between the Dolphins andthe Steelers. The final score was Dolphins3· Steelers 2. Henry Giminez (2) and EricFernandez (1) assisted by Andy Carbonecontributec! to their team's victory.

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Soaring Eagles Defeat D'eerPark Team ,3-2Pete, the world's greatest soccer star,

did not play his last game at the GiantStadium last Saturday wltbout the' pre-sence of the Massapequa Soecer Club.During the farewell ceremonies, theMassapequa Chargers and Trailblazers,both teams of the Boys 12 and Under agegroup, took part In a demonstration ofpassing skills together with other youthteams of the metropolitan area. IanThompson, one of the' Massapequa,players, presented Pele with a bouquet ofDowers. For him, as well as for the other·players and countless members of tbeMassapequa Soecer Club, October 1 wasa day not too 800n forgotten.

TRAVEUNG TEAMSBoys 10 &I Under

The Eagles defeated Deer Park 3·2.Fullbacks 'Robert Ruland and JosephGoldstein gave strong support to goalieMichael Fergus, who made a number ofsaves. Patrick Pane, Bruce OzelIo,Thomas. Kadian, Scott Kriegsman andRichard Single were cited for their fineplay.

Girls 14 &I UnderThe Thunderbirds lost, 2-1 in a' very

hard fought game against North Babylon., Good playbyJ. Finn;C. Laske, T. Cowan

and P. Masotto with goal scoreq by B.Bevilacqua. '

The Massapequa Stingers defeatedRockville Centre. Hat tricks by PamelaFleischmann and Gi Miranda. Also'scoring for the Stingers were StephanieZqanowski, Wendy Knowles and JaneMcGuire. ,All the" S$ingers should becommended for their good sportsmanshipand considerationfol'the'otherteam;"

Girls 16 &I Under ,, The Rowdies tallied up two Wins' thisweek, Friday against W. Babylon andSunday against N. Babylon. The wholeteam is playing beautifully with delibe-rate passing and good control. ' ,

Good team work on the part of DanaMiller, Kristine Termini" and KerryLeitch led the Soccerettes to a 2-1 winover the Wonder Women. Car.ol DeMon-da scored for the ,Women.with gqod'defense by Francine Ratzken and Maryel.len Smith.

The Hat Trix defeated the PurplePassions 3-0. Ann O'Connor had 2 goalsand Theresa Albinanti had 1.' Shllton,Lowell was super on defense. Kerry Seal·cione, Laurie Ann Wernig and Johanna

Girls 12 &I Under (N-W)Hattricks were the name of the game

for the Colts and the Strikers in their 4-4tie. For the Colts Jeanne Lucich' made!hattrick with good defense by Cathy Watt'and Carolyn Senisi. The Strikers hattrickwas by Christine Conti and there were Boys 10 &I Under [N-W]outstanding plays by Stacey Berman and The'North Stars outshone the Bugs 4-1.Ljsa Angermann. Scoring for the North Stars, Danny Gray

The Dare Devils swept over the Silver with excellent offense by Carsten Man·Belles' 3-2 with good play by Jill Mogul, gels. Philip Florio played a good allDeborah Gizzo and some great saves by 'around game. Bugs' goal by Michaelgoalie Susan Griffin. Nancy McDonough Weston, while Roland Valz and Jamesand Da>VnSheehan sparkled for the Silver Spiezio played well for their team.Belles. Sharks shutout Hawks 3·0. Sharks'

The Pirates overran the Pinketts 3-2 captain Paul Kolenskyplayed an' excel-with outstanding play by Linda Douglas, lent game along with teammates WilliamKaren' Lanzetta and nacy Forbes. The Stanley, Steven Tiberg and MichaelPinketts Paggy Sancino was superb in Trumino. Hawks,' Joseph Lee and Stevengoal and Denise Salm,eri was super in Minutillo had a good game.

•qefense, ,,', ,,' (' The Drifters sailed over the Royals 9·0., The Wings flew' over the Chargettes, Scoring for the Drifters were Billy4-2 with the super fantastij: efforts of Dougherty (4), Ricky Dominique (2) and ,29alkeeDer Gina Coccodrilliand good Joseph Clougher (1), while Larry'Mullinspl~~ing by Jennifer ~attoruso and Nan,cy , ' played well defensively ..R,oyals' Mi,chael"Glrtmontl. "The 'Chargettes force came' Henry and-Matthew Kilhkelly played well 'from great plays by Gina Nocero, Nancy : ,on defense. .Farrell and Kathy Brown.'

The Chick-lets tied the Wallabies 2-2'·,'with great goalie 'Mary ,',Murphy beinghelped by good defensive play of CarolMotley:and Su~ie Marose. The Wallabies,fantastic goalie Dana Creaven was helpedby Mary McGaughan, Suzanne Russeyand Penny Siegmann.

Girls 10 & Under (E-W)With, Nancy Galgano's 4 goals the

Daisies were able to beat the' PinkPanthers 4·2. Goals ";ere ass't byMaureen McInerney. Good defense byStacey Beneville and Kim Kroemer.Carol Ann Habeeb and Jodi, McMinneach had a gO\l1for the Panthers. ~auraCohen was good on defense.

The Peanuts beat the Twinkle Toes 2-1.Julie Resager scored both goals for thePeanuts with great offensive playing byJenny Carlucci and Susan Cannon. SuzieSchusterman had the lone goal for theToes. Kathleen Wolf did a fine job in thenet and Karen Mehlingerdid well on thefield. '

Girls 12 &I Under (S-E)The, Meteorites9ut ran the Speedy

McGreedies . 2·1 with excellent teamwork. A big hand for Kathleen Nelson,Lori Fonte, Jodi Foronjy and AngelaGiordano. Thea Puppo scored· for theSpeedies with back up from DianaKimball. Good goal tending by NinaCorap!.~------,--~-

The Penguins outshone the Super Stars2·1 with Lisa Srebnick scoring twice.Helping out were Renee Geyer andDebbie Landford. Outstandingfoi theStars were Maureen McVeigh, and NancyButcher.

The' Bumble Bees buzzed the Scooby·Doos'I·0. Strong for the Bees were Diane"Feirman, Tori Pizzirusso and Lisa Ruoffin goal. Playing super for the Sccoby·Doos were goalie Bonnie Mac~eod andMichele Kass and Amanda Devaux.

In a great game the Xebecs flew pastthe crickets 3-2. Abby Polishook scored,one with good defense by Pat Hametz,Gina Passaro and Gail Neubauer.Crickets stand outs were Laura McCauoley, Chris Rittmeyer, and Julie Haw-thorne.

The Side Kicks shutout the Hornets 3-0with Pat Lociciros hat trick. Also out·standing were Lisa Dasaro, Mary AnnBirney and Janet Lowell. Playing aterrific game for the Hornets were MindyBigel, Jean Genirs and Suzy Balaes.

Boys 10 &I Under [E·S]The Sea Gulls shut out the Makos 2-0

behinq strong play of 'Todd Plaia, who,assisted one goal, Andy Grossman, MikeEisner and Paul Fishman. Trying hard forthe Makos were Tom Murphy andMitchell !laber.. , -

The Mavericks beat the Barracuqas bya score of 2·0, despite good. defense byBarracudas Joe Cardello and RobertArnold. Jon Goldstein had two assists forthe winners, while Craig Drachman, Matt 'Debruin and Ed Dunklee shone ondefense.

The Mariners sailed by the Lions 5·1.Standing out for the Mariners were: ScottPf!u2, Bill McCormickand goalie,Adam

Barrison. The Lions one goal came off thefoot of Jim DeSimone, with strong back-up by teammates Brian Eck and RobertDealy. '1Boys 12 &I Under [Nj

Goals by Frank Coyle and Tom Johnsonwith assists from Howard Goldfarb "ndAdam Cohen led the Badgers to a 3-1 winover the Rockets. Steve Cohen and KeithHarris played well for the Rockets.

Strong playing by Teddy Harder,Richie Pierce and Tom Weston couldn'tbreak a 1·1 tie between' the Vikings andthe Gunners.

Brian Maloney's hat trick plus KennyTrinkus' single supported by AnthonyDanzi squeezed the Wheels past theBronco's 4-3 Eddie Mangeri's defensiveplay helped David Pries (I) and PeterQuinn, (2) score their goals.

Boys 12 &I Under [SjAfter Olin Downing's 10 second goal

Bobby Graff, Sandy Hernandez and DougMeyhoefer followed with 4 more for thePanthers. Jimmy Markey put out veryably for the defense. Roger Knightpumped the ball forward so Chip Casbinocould score his goal for the Vultures.

Scott Ezrol's goals and George Cain'ssingle together with strong play fromFrank Corcoran pushed the Shamrockspast the Pythons 5-2. ,

Eric Berg and Andrew Roth eachbooted in one goal while Rick Lomler held'a strong defense,

Boys 12 &I Under [E·WjThe Cubs and Hurricanes battled

throughout their game "until Mike Bevi-lacqua,using all his soccer skills scoredthe winning goal, in the last Iew minutesof play. Result . Cubs! HurricaneS O.Michael Welch, Joe Simmons and ChrisHeckman' did, excepti1mally' well ondefense. Billy Stegeman, the Hurricanes'goalie, did a truly outstanding job. Billy'Palandrani on defense and RichardAnderson on offense contributed to their

'team's great effort. 'The Dolphins shutout the Arsenals 3·0

,with Scott· Heyer, Joey Andrande, PatFogarty playing very well on defense.David Sarro's goal helped his team'svictory. Paul Semeraro and David Cohenplayeq well for the Arsenals.

Roger, Lee. Timmy Marsh. and" RayFuscaldo each' contributing one goalapiece gave the Redskins a 3-1 win overthe Celtics. Tony Alcame was outstand-ing ,in defense. Billy Hushori's goal. BobMagi's Jloaltending. and Keith Battcher'soffensive, play helped the Celtics makethis 'an exciting game. , .•

4/..1

Pequa soccer club teams 'juggle 'for. top spots,...,...a>~ Town team action highlighted last weekend~s Massa-cr: pequa Soccer Club play as divisions juggled for divj-~ sion leads. For example, the North Stars of the busyg 'W-under division' railroaded theu Bugs, 4-1, on play by Carsteno Mangels, Danny Gray and Philipt;; F1orie. For the losers Jameso Spiezio, Roland Valz and Michaelt>. Weston stood out from the overall> team effort.~ BOYS, lo-UNDER WEST<l: Two games in the west division~ produced a pair of shutouts. The8 Sharks beat the Hawks, 3.(); thet>.

Drifters sailed over the Royals,9.(). '

For the Sharks, ClIptain PaulKolensky, William Stanley,Steven Tiberg and MichaelTrumino were some of theplayers. cited. Joseph Lee andSteven Minutillo were itandoutsfor the Hawks.

Drifter workers were Billy

Dougherty, RickyJoseph ClougherMullins. MichaelMatthew Killikellyfor the Royals.BOYS, IO-UNDER EAST

The East division was busy lastweekend as five teams went ateach other. The Sea Gulls shutout the Makos, 2'(), hehind toughteam playing led by Todd Plaia,Andy Grossman, Mike Eisner

, and Paul Fishman. Mako ~ffortswere led by Tom Murphy andMitchell Haber.

The Mavericks beat theBarracudas, 2'(), despite gooddefense by 'Cudas Joe Cardelloand Robert Arnold. For thewinners, Jon Goldstein, CraigDrachman, Matt Debruin and EdDunklee were standouts.

Aninterdivision game be-

Dominique,and LarryHenry andplayed well

tween the Mariners and the Lions ,endeil up a resounding Marinerwin, 5-1. Scott Pflug, Bill Mc-Cormick, Adam Barrison, Jim'DeSimone, Brian Eck and RobertDealy were stal't; for both clubs.GIRLS, lO-UNDER

East and South divisions mixedtogether for interdivisionalsupremacy last weekend; in theend, the east took all four con-tests. The Daisies led the actionagainst 'the Pink Panthers,4-2.Maureen McInerney, StaceyBeneville, Kim Kroemer, CarolAnn Habeeb, Jodi McMinn and,Laura Cohen were Qutstandingf~r the competitors.

A tight 2-1 score was the resultof, a clash between the winningPeanuts· and the Twinkle Toes.J\llie Resager scored both goals

for the Peanuts; SuzieSchusterman scored for the Toes.Other standouts were PeanutsJenny Carlucci and SusanCannon, along with Toes'Kathleen Wolf and KarenMehlinger.

Continuing the East mop-up,the Soccerettes '.pooted to a 2-1win over theW9nder Women.Shining for the clubs were DanaMiller, Kristine Termini, ,KerryLeitch, Carol DeMonda, Fran-cine Ratzken and MaryellenSmith.

Rapping up the surge were theHat Trix, who took the PurplePassions handily, 3-0. AnnO'Conner, Theresa Albinanti,Sharon Lowell, Kerry Scalcione,Laurie Ann Wernig and JohannaGreenfield were team standouts

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Exciting ~Gam~asRowdJesTakeOn NorthportTRAVELINGTEAMS . M•••••Up Gam.. Chargelt •• a·3 wllh LI.a Mennella' •

. North~Aed Devlla oulpt(;Q(ed the hat trick and the fantaatlc playing ofQlrI, 11 • Under Daydreamer', &-0. Super playef. In Tracy Ouggan, Goalie Laura Chlllnaki

The Rowdlet yerau. Northport goal wen, JOAI1" Cormier and Mary and JaCkie Coyne also had 10me goodgame got off 10 an exciting atart with Lou Flanagan, MiCh.Ue WJ•• and playing. Goalie Marianne Flynn, Kimthe RowdlN lCoring flrat. lItorthpQrt Linda Schlellng., ICQred the goals. Clough." Cathy Aoncllnella and Re--came right back to tie It up. Th. Good playing for the Oa)'dreamer'. glna La Monica were outalandlng forRowdl•• turned on In the aecond half were-Robin L,U. Michelle Tr.11 and the Chargettea.and ICOre(l 'OUI more. Excellent JennJfer Aldan.. .. The Wlnga Hewover the Plratea 3-0de'enH work by OU.n, Dutton and South-Pink Panther. lcored a vlcto-- wUh the de'enslve eltorts of Ste-MiletiCh. Goala by KatonOolan (2), ry over the Purple PUIlon, ~l. Two phanle Oe818,lo and sUlan Phillips.Laura Beier, Mary Var•• and Denlae goal. by Cynlhla troiano and one goal Glrla Undar 12 [S6E) ,BlgUln. Inl Mak•..up game on by Jody· M~Mlnn. Denlne Cuelo, The Bumble Beescameon strong toTuesday, the RowdlOl 'downed W .. Joan O'Hara and Johanna Gr•• nfleld deleat the Super stara 7·2. Outstand·Babylon. Goal, by aller, Kolen'ky, .parkled for the Purple Puslons. Ing for the Bee. were Mary Genzardl,Dolan, ThorlR, PI",rlng, 8Jgllln and North.v"onder Women topped the Joy Petagno with 8 hat trick and lorlHammer.. Twinkle Toe. 6-3. I..eooreGraff auper Goloy anl,1 Mellaaa SilversteIn eachGlr1. 14 • Under kIcked 5 goal, for the 'Nollde, Women scoring one. Dawn McFadden and

The Thunderbird. played two and a, goal lor Doroen Lombardo, Debbie QeRoaa tried hard lor thegames thla week beallng Rockville Good oHenae 'or Erin McCauley. slara.Centor and following In I groat make Karen Mehlinper, Alyala sinrod and The Xebeca downed the ~enqulnaup game againat eut MUOCtw win.. Florence Buncescored for the Twinkle 3~1 with excellent team work b)'nlng 6--1on goal. by C. Lukl (2), K .. TQ8t..Good aulat from Regina RaNI. ChriatySIIPO, Stacy Bardabid, MarthaMOlchello, M. Chrl.t1an. J. ROdeand North·Mlstitl shut out the Chal~ Kumagl and Robin Miller. PenquJnB. eevelKqUa. Isngera 2-0. Good pl.y by Karen atars werp Savina Maniaci, Laura

The Stinge" were defeated by Christian and Jan Langer. Good Judge and Lisa Cullinan.Northport 2~1. Scoring from fullback defense from Janice Meserol' and The SCooby~DOO&edged ouf thepoaltlon for the Stlngera Waf Charlene Suaan MCCloskeY. Jennifer lyon, Crlckela 2·1 with goall scored byOzello. Goo<10llen.lv8 play by Traey Kim McCann and Valerie Hughe. Jessica Greenfield and Pat Harley.Moller, Tara Sergeo and Karen Lunz.· play~ well. The outsUlndlng players were A-80)"12.'Under ' manda DevaUl(and Jodi Abramson. A

Tho Charge" he<!a bu.y weekond Glrla 19 6 Unclar (E6W) big hand lor Crickets Mauroen Wolle,playing Northport .on Saturday and, Patty O'Dwyer ICOred·2 gcala to Phyllis Sciara and Michele Proleta.be.tlng them &00. Qoal. acore4 by lead the Soccerelle. to a 2·1 victory The StarHte. outahone the M~htor-Tony Pagano (2), o.vld NiJankin (2), g"IU the Hal Trlcka. Quod wing PI~y Itea 3~2 with super. team effort byTim DonOhueand Mike Graziano. In by Cuolyn C~labreae and Suzanne Diane Hamill, Hope Meyerson, Deb·the K L M TQurnamenton Sunday the Connora for the Soccerettes. or.ahYes and Jeanlce Volpe. PlayingCharge•.•.baal Plalnvlew 5-Qon goals The Challengers beat the Fonzettea well for the Meteorites were Michelleby David NiJankln (2), Mike Graziano, 5--1.Cathy,Deutlch ICOred2 g~la 'or McCormk:k, Karen O'Laughlln andDavid Mullarky and Mark Urban. tho Challengers. Fantastic on defenae Kathleen Grauman.Fullbacks Man Ryan, JOh!"lWhelan wu Juli McDonough and Amy $el~ The Side KiCks out kicked theand Ricky Primiano making 1heaetwo bold. Good all around pJay tor the Kick·A~POQI 2~1 with Janel Birney,.hutoull poaalbl.. Fonz.tt •• by Chrl.tln, .CackeU,Slob- Barbara Calabrel., Viclorla Mueck

In a tine team .ffort the Trailblaze" han Gorham, Kathl"n Cavanna ana and Cristina T8Iorlero doing a tantaa~delealOll LevlUown7-G,Sc;orlngwera Rlla Levy. tk: Job. Slrong lor the Klck·A·Poo.Blgllln, GrIffIn, DrtacolJ, ThomlOn were JoAn,nM.cNamara,Tracy Janl8nand Clanoy. Patar Caohla, 800tt Wlaa The Thoma atuck the Daypreame,. and Chrl.tlne Clmone.

=1~~~.m6:,ak":'~~::.I~~~t':.:l~ ~~. ~~~~:::~=~:YI~~e ~;I :~; G!~I:.o;Onu~~t ~~da~~~~~~~~~f~'--mey and FrOllFranka tanding th~ Thoma by Coleen McAulllla and delen •• 'or Ihe Speedle. ware EII.egoallhe Trallblazara ••••t Cold Spring Birgit Slengelln. SlllCy Annun.lele, Oapoilloand Pamela Cannon. PlayingHarbor 4-0. atandlng out on d,'an.. Gayle Lall and Ellubelh Ka•• playOll a greel geme lor the Hornell werew•• John Kmlotak. wllh goala by Billy· ",all 'or tha Day Oreame", Margaret Blacholl, Mlchella FlemingR••••• II•.Kll)IlnOrl_lI, Paul Blgllin. Tha Fontatt •• and Thorna ,oughllo and Ell•• SI&\lnq,and Ian ThomlOn. Grag Zimmer and a 0-0 tie. ·"'11around good play 'or lhe Boya 19 6 U_ IN6W)~:yaO~a:'~=",,"ill" 'ar _. ~~:'~':r'::u:,y.;,~a:.:~:rlp~;:. . ~.f\TUROA~(MAKE"UP GAMES)"

The Eagl. ah~i O\""N1.rihp;'rt&:o' Good play 'or tha Thoma bYJennlfar The Orillera IqUeeled by the Pedrea·bahlnd flna goaltendlng by Ililly Hartt 1.0000hand llarWa Raldy end Blrgll 3-2. Brien Convory, Robart Mer.h endand dalenalva play lly Mlcheal Far. , &"ngalln. Mlko Mprrla•• y held up the Drifter.'gu., Joe Gold.teln and 'Man Heck.. U:llth 8""-ett8 Conlon', hal trick defen.e, while Brian Griffin and Brianman, Alia cited for .trong play were •.•.•.••••..•• . MCShaneprovided the delens. for theRobert Ruland. &cott keJ"'IRichatd and $uzJe Brown".4 goall the Padres.SingII, Tom· Kad~ and Steven' Fonz, •••• and Roadrunner, battled to The tiorth Stara and Shirks loughtMueller. In tho KLM Tournamenl • 7~7tio. Karon flynn ualated for the to a 2·2 tie. Derente was the name 01.clion the e,glee dlf •• led HIck.vllll Fonzenll. Patricia LlvMe:h1 and Su- the game. for the North Stare; Jerry••..2 and Rqckvllla Center 7-0. ~~~u~~~~: :~;;:a.d~:~:,o:.t~: ~Il~~~tl~i. ,,:~~eth8:U::":~~ ~~~::~80)'111 • Undw Klrl Tlcelnnlne. Gandt, Steven Tl~rg and Robert

Tha Gr••• hopPOlragalnacltha IIPper Tha Hat Trl. baal Iho Dalal•• 3-1. Sgroi.'hand .galn.t an aggr••• lvi team Irom Donna Gargan&)had 2 goal, and Ann Royal. edged' out the CommandoaHauppauge. Bobby Koct\, SCottGold.. O'Connor had one. Good play by 2·1. Scoring for thl Royal., Joey Finn,.teln and Mark BUahlman were the Karen M~ •• <&n<t Lynn .M•••. Nancy with great defenaeby Billy Streak and,park ot the Gru.hopper .tteck *:hU. Galgano had the lone goal for the Jeff VJgglano. Commandos Sean Ma~Michael McHale. Ivan Ruhnke ana Del_I••• Chrltllne Grillottl, Janice and laney and Pe.er Gonzalez prOVided~:::o~oMlnn prp.IdOll Olllllanding. :::~.:~eldman d~ a fine Joll ~ aut:.~ ds~~r~ej,ulahel Ihe Glenll 5.2.

The Running Oetlr 'daleatOll Cold . Tarrillo dolen•• by Jennlfor Lyon. Santo. acorl~g by Roberl Wel•• ,Spr!ngH.rqor,7.1 .. Special monllon anIl,Patrlcle Nolan led the Chelleng- . Kevin Rogan end Anthony Marolla.'or Paul Mazzal.' John McG~lra.· era to a 3-2 win o.er tha Day Glanla Goalkeeper, Jen Floracher didRobart. MoIIolaM•.·..&ob·.0•• 110" J•••• , .or •••••., •. ·lirIR'McCrann·w•• larrillo fine Jeb, whlleleammate. Oennl•

. Ralola, Gary Slagel. TOddTrainor and on ollen •• ,· Bradbury and Seen ~eI1dy~aohnelledPeler Valenu, In a real thriller tha The ~r.uel baal Ih. PMnula . one 'or their leam.Running Deer dateillacl Hk:kavllie2-1 5-2. Chrlallne O'lIrlll~. M4U'laChar., SUNDAY GAMES - Tho Driller.with ou','~ing play by Billy And.r~ bonneau, Patty O'Owyer, Jennifer '. ahutout . the ..' Santoa 6~O. DriftersIOn, John Blood, Joe Dent, Courtney Gfeenhalgh and Laura GOlley did a detenae provided by Mike Gonsalve••Fernand•• , Kavln Flahar, Karry HoII· .fino Job IlK Ih. Socoarett••. &Iael' Manny GOOdmanand Robert Witt.man. Gragp!'Y.Koppar>c/jf:ayln 1.4.... Ande"on,· Mlchela Cullinan and $aI:IteaBrian NII•• n end Rlc;hardKrol'laid,. . =~a~arnandfl ~rllldhard 'Of the., PIe;:; II~~~~g~e:U:~~pedr •• 2.',GI~a 1~ 6RUnclarO Tha Peanuta beaI Iha Dalal•• 4·2.. Buga acorlng by Mlko DeLeo (2),

ort • ad Ivll •.• wept. overthl J.anet D.v~ ICOred fOt ~h•. Peanut. ~_Whllo Richard Angerman, Michael·~:'::~~dtpl~~J~:r':'~=:~ ,·.wlthhelp on da'en •• by Lae Harrla ' Berney and Doug Geller prevldedIn a penalty kick. GOOdteamwork'or end good' goal keeplnq by Sandy i .uPOlrd.'en •• , Padr•• goal by BrianMk:hel)aCrlvk:land Laura Quatlena. "'oora. Nancy Galgano"and,:Lauran ; Madden. with oUI.landlng dotenaa bySmllea S••••• GoaballCOrad.thf _I .LaBruy.,a eac:h had a goal. IQr ,tha , David Yarn.1I1and John Ver••.with good ollllfl•• 'rom Lauran t.l/uata!· 0&1.1•• , Nancy "'c.~~IWUill • good, The North Ste" ahuloul lha Com-CAfoa.Th,,_ O'Kat'. JnCI·.T~,r••.• ,..'I/l~·~'~II~ ..... ,e.:···. r" ' mandOa 5-0, Soorlng 'er Ihe NorlhHannallarry. ,. , ..' ... ." ,,'.', .". 4/it' 12 A Uncia; [NAWf .. .. .. ; ata", K.nny Wright (4) and Chrl.Road Aunna,. 1I01lMa.FltI ~2, Good ',7h. SUvarB.II•• 1I01lthe Coltl 1-1 ~~:~l~~;~~e~'=':n gdo;l~~~~lt~~team ·playlng IlK tha Road Runner'a ..'""'ltnliIlV" Ililla goal ,..,dar "'ary tha Commandoo ;'era John I.II)e. andwith ouper plaYarl Joannln. Ma"hl.. Thyan a/>Inlngallor,a anq. gQOClda- ' RONGoldllam along wUh goalkeeperno. Eileen Johnaon. Jlllfl" .Coat.llo fanaa by Carel Vigilant. and Donna, ChrIaSt.Jamea. ."end goall~, J••••.lna MOO!'ay, I<,arllfl. C\anofy, Tha Colta had goodj)laylng: Tha Sharka """hol tha l\&Ce" 8-'.Chrlauan. and·· ~u""a Marohand by Kim JohnlOn. 1011oh.U.Il~ and > Having a gr.t game lor the ~hartl,._rOll lor the Ma,Fltl,8uper playing· Gina Amendolare,· . ware John Ameple, MalthewA'elrOd,'or Joanna Kooky..., J."Ic:a ",.... . Tha Oara Devlll overlhot tha. Chrla Dillon and Sooll Olilo~. Racer.rola.. . Chlck-Leta 3-1 wllh tha ·a.copUonal Robarl Dent and IIrlan McMullon

Soulh·Won<lar Women JIOIl wllb good play 0' Kalhy Bradbury and played a good game.1heP~rpl. PUlloJ1_,3-3. Gq.all IICOred. ~LAura WalSh w.hohave been out.tand· _,.Th, S1alllon. and Giant. baltl~ COby,Wond., Wom.., a Ro~lnW4Inbarg. ·Ing all aMOOn,·Lorreln. Ampela and a 1-1 tla. SIalIlona SCOringby' O,rrlck~.;~n&::'~:r~· !,~~~:::~g.Jy~. ,. t:,.".~t~~~:'~:'et<~~:r:~great d,.. Corredo with greal det~n~o by Tombourne. Pink P.nlher'.,. t!ed th,; ..~ .TIle.PllllleU •• fad" oul the StrIke,,· Malone.TwinkleTOOl1-1. Soorlng tha goal 'or .~. 11.4 wllh mool 0' lha IC<Irlngc;omlng T~e Hewka .queezed by·the Royalatha Pink Panlhar'a w•• JQd~McMinn, i'" In tha Iaj:Ondhall: Mery Lohr. Jackla ·2·1. Hewka goal by Sleven Minulillo,Good playing 'or Michal, Hartmann . OIPllOlo and Gina Seanlo playing ,with .uper delen•• by Mike Abbetlel.and Oawn SlIIlwali. SII", Sohuala<.~. auper I9Qll8r.Jh.Slrlke" good play ; 10and John Coleman. Devld Viggianoman made lhe goal 'or tho Twinkle'· eamelromJannyl.ulton, l.iIa I\oa4!n- .had a. good game In delen.e lor IheToea. Goodaupport 'rom Kathy Wolfa 'Ihal and Barbare Giannoill.. .'.Royell, Whllo teammalO Kenny 0'-and gr,.t !~~~ .chr!~I!~,.P9rll9':~k' , .•. The,.Walla/;!,",ovarohargf<l, th" .'Brlenhed a greel'geme offenalvely,

\9ll '.1 Gandolfo's goal breaks, tie

to produce Sea Gulls winRonald Gandolfo's goal was the only scoring in a defen-

sive struggle which gave the Sea Gulls their 1-0 win overthe Mariners last weekend in Massapequa Soccer Club play.

The boys' lO-under actionhighlighted the net guarding of The Barracudas shut out theCliff Butscher and the overlill Snappers, 3-0.. Alan Horanefficiency of Joseph Giordano. scored, while Dan Sheppard,Gary Rine and Jonathan Martin Ralph Masciovecchio aJ:ld Joewere cited for their play for the Cardello provided strongMariners. defense. For the Snappers, Alex

In other east division matches, Arnold and Mike Klucsaritsthe Mavericks chalklld up two excelled.shutouts, beating the Snappers The Barracudas in turn fell to(3-{) and the Makos (7-{)'. Stars the Mariners, 3~2. Both Cudafor the Mavericks were Jon goals were scored by AlexGoldstein, Mike Zicari, Scott Mueck; on defense, Joe Moc-Greenberg, Anthony Stuto, Matt niak was II CUdastandout.DeBruin and Richard DeNave. SOUTH DIVISION

Brian Kelly, Paw_Renner and In a replay of a protestedTim Quinn were Snapper stand- game, the Bengals beat theouts .. For the Makos, Edward Champs,. 3-1. For thl! Bengals,Sarro and Anthony ~arabin(j Mark Ehrich, Adam Goodrich,were team leaders. / Chris Laybourne and John·

The Snappers came back to Paskoff led the winners. Joesqueak by the Sea Gulls, 3-2. John DiMarco and Derek Bossen shoneAlgeri, Pat Fahey, Steven Leser for the Champs.and John Colarossi led their club Sunday the Bengals dominatedto victory. Vic Cuciniello, Mike the Lancers, 4-1.Chris Mauro andEisner and Andrew Grossman Howard Granat led the defensiveexcelled for the Gulls. efforts for the victors . .on offense,

The Makos also ~me back to it was Chris Laybourne andtop the <?hamps,~l. Howa~d David Kunath. Paul MeyhoeferBarry tallJed a hat tnck and Enc and Paul Sciacca led the Lan-Dell a single, backed uP. by cers.Bernd Spies and Jonathan Drie- The Dragons beat thegel'. Adam Greenfield and Jeff Warriors,4-2, on the offensiveLeDoc were Champ stalldouts. play of Scott Hertz, Brian

The Mavericks ended their Whiston and Vincent Marotta.season with their eighth shutout Billy Corrado led the defense.a~aill;'lt tbe Marvels .. Michael Warriors' goalie Joe Paizzi wasZlcan scored both goals, assisted tough in the nets· his team-by the play of Craig Drilchman mate Mike Rolner w~s equally ef-and Stephen Thomas. The de- fective on the field.fensiveplay of Marvels' Brian The All Stars. shut out theLawrence and Jeff Quod held Liol1$, 2-{), on scoring of· Louisdown the score. Bosco and strong play by Peter

Marco, Joe Losyk and DennisMcVeigh.NORTH, WEST DIVISIONS

In north and west divisioninterplay last weekend, the mostexciting game occurred betweenthe Sharks and the Stallions;when the match was over, theSharks had edged out the

. Stallions, 2-1. Goals were scoredby Robert Carcich and ChrisDillon for the Sharks ; also out-standing for the Sharks wereMike Trumino and RussellGandt. Scott Emerman tallied agoal for the Stallions, with anassist from Troy Fabregas. JohnKoch, Tommy Kelly and S~ottKamean were det't!nsive leadersfor the losers.

The Giants outran the Racers,4-1, on g'oals by Tom. Vecchione,Frankie Tassielli and AlanBerman;· Danny Scully wasanother game standout.

The North Stars shut out theRoyals, 4-{),and, in the processclinched their north division title.Philip FloMe, Ronald Giachettiand John Gonzalez scored forthe winners.

The Drifters remained un-beaten with a S-{)blanking of theBugs. Billy Dougherty and MikeDiMeglio were Drifier scorers.Robert Witt was a defensivestandout. Steve Wanamaker andJim Spiezio led the Bugs.

The Hawks swamped tfieCommandos, 6-1, on scoring bySteve Minutillo, Mike Abbatielloand Anthony Alessi. The Com-mando goal was tallied. byLawrence Manning; JonathanGoldflam and Joe Boyer weredefensive standouts.

THE OBSERYER/TlUBUNE NEWSPAPERSFarmingdale Observer' Ma•• apequan Observer' Levittown Tribune,

_A TiE!'as Runni.ng peer Take on Deer Park- . '~

Cindy Troiano got the; tWD goala. 1)1 (2l placed the PlnkeHea In the Cohen a pass and Larry Ctlplan theSharon Harnetz and All •••• Lelchu~ dlvlalon tie with the Dare Devils. goal for the Pythons. .played V8'Y well. Outatanqjng In delenoQ for .the bare Good team play by Randy Gold~

In a vorY elote game the TWinkle Devile were Am:lrea Yannelll, Linda baum, David Blank and Harry GoadentOel paaNd the Purple Pualon. 2 to LucY..and Kathy Bradbury. •• brought the Scorplona a 2·' win,1. Good playing lor the Twinkle Toea The Sliver Bellea tied the Strikers. Shamrocks score was by Gary.Edamwere Diana Burna. Dana Rubl)' and 2-2 on goala by Susan' Wright and backed up by Tom Colon and Jeff

I Llaa Waxman. The Purple PAlliona Jean HeJne. Llaa Perrone played gOOd Blee.had three outltandlng playe" they detenae for the Bellel. The Striker Louis Van Tomba', strong playare Robin Rubaamen, Joan O'Hara .scoring came from OenlS8Young ancJ couldn't turn the tide tor the Flreblrdaand Jennifer Quinn, who w••.•groat In Diane Young 'wlth good playing by - as they lost to the Vulturel ••.•1. SteveO,'en... Debra Bauman. Fellon and Norbert Feth turned in a

lor' 11 & Under Red Deyll. had I 4-Q y~tory ..over" Alaa tieing were th&Chargettea and tine game tor the Vultures.In • Iqueaker the -Running Deer the .Road Runn'''. Out,tandlng of- the Colt. 1-1. Gina Nocera lcored for In a j:lole game the SCorpion, beat

tied Deer ParK2-2 with .trong play by 'en•• play by Laura McAndrew •• Hat Ihe Chargette. with Debbie O'Conner the Bullets 3~2. Playing well for the Standing. 'or the M•••• pequigoalie Courtne,/ Fern.nd'Z. trick by Mlchele Wlu ..Super playing doing a luperb Job at goallendlng. Bullets were Tommy Craig and Eric SoecerClub F.1I1817aOYI12. Uncler . _ for tho DeYIIIworo JoAnn Cormlor, Virginia Nuh did a great job on Kopp Glrll 10'" Undor IN]

The Trollbl•• e" .hUl out AUburn· Dianna Dettorl and Mary I.ou Fiona- offln.o. Tho Colli goal WU by Cothy IOYI;2 •••Undor IN.WI TOlm LT' Wdale 5-0; P.ul BlglUn had • hat trJc:k. gan. Good teamwork tor. thl Road' Watt who WN backed up by the good An' oversIght trom la.t weeks' Red Devils 0 1 8Peter eachl. and KevIn Orlacoll Runn", wert .Patrlcla Engler, Lila .fforts of Kim Johnson and defender games wae the Gunner. wIn over the Smllea 1. 3 3chipped In with one goallllCh. Vinny Smith. Jeannine MQOney and Kerl Noreen Leddy. Celtlc. 2·1. ScOltReutzel and Charlea M•. FII' 2 .• 1Ort.lanJ and J.tfr'~ Bank 1110ha9' P~lnnln.. loy. 10 • Under IH-Wl Bruiselera goals with Jimmy Howlett Aoad Runners 3. 0groot doy. '. '0IrlI12. u.- (I.EI Make·UpJ:lame·The Drlfte" and Douglu Bu.cheUke'l fine play Glrll10. UfIdor (SI

Th. GIiMg.,. d.feated e••t Mea:. In I mak.up game the SCoQby- marched over the Giani. 5-0. Tom made thl, an 8)(citJng game. Wonder Wom.n 1dow 8-2. Hat trk;k bW Cavld NIJankln.· 000. and Kick-A-Pool. pla~ed to a Fuacaldo', hat-triCk. aaaisted by Mike On Friday night the Rockets beat PInk Panthers I 3Timmy Donohuo (21,and Mlko Grall· 1-1 tie. Fantutlc toomwork bY sc:oo-,_ CIMeglio, and Robort Blum (') pro- the Spure 5:'. The .rocl\eta gOll. by Twinkle T_ 3ano. Cltod for fino bell ploylng woro by.Doot Claudine DeRidder, Nancy YldodIhe lcorlng for the Drifter•. The Joe Ree (2). Robby Florio (2), and Purple Pu.lon. 5

,Eddie DeutlCh and Rlehlo Shwan. Carro., Mlcholle MIf.ud ond goali,Glant. Kavin Boyle and Denny SCully Doug Monty (') comblnod with the 01rll10. Uncler (Illaoy. 11 • U.-, Bonnlo McLeod. A big hand for playe<lwolldofen.IYlly for thelrteam. goaltendlng of Crelg Heyorm.nn Soccerolte. 1, In another ahLllout the Gr••• hop- L~n.tt. Wahl lCOrlng' and JoAnn . Sunday Gam••• The Commandos made thll an exciting win. lee Peanuts 2

per. d.feated BrentwOOd 4-0. Mlenael M~Nam.r. and CoII.-n Manon 0' th. .quoozed by thl Glanta 2~1. Goals tor Boettlgerj Chrla ConnollY, and Craig Hat Trlx 4-Kelly,Rodd McMinn. Mark SUlhr· Kick-A-POOl. CommandOl by Lawrence Manning Thora.!! played very well lor the Dalaies ••man, Iyan Ruhnko and Danny Sonlol Tho game botw•• n the,Crlcket•• nd (2), with terrific defenlo by Frank Spurt. Glrll10 •••Undor (WJplayed Dutltanding often.. while Penqulnl ended In • 1-1 tie. Denlae MaUe' and Peter Gonzalez. Give a lot On Saturday the Gunners .hulout Thorna 0goelkeeperl Eric 8ro~n and Frank Pelueo put In the goal for the at credit to Glanta goalkeeper Jon the Broncos ,2-0. John QuirK, Bill Challengers 2Pitt,i1I •• well •• Chrl. SChmidt, Mitt Penquin. with K.rla Helgant and ..Fk»eIcher Ind Mark Abramaon for Cronin, Matt Flanagan, and Joh~ Day Dreamers 5Whelan and Jimmy Rodriguez put up laura Judge helping. Cricket .tan good all around play, Goal scored bY Grandshlre all played very well for the Fonz_Uea 5the no goal d.t.n... . were aellnda Opperman, Dominique Tommy Conlon. Gunners. Charles LaBella played well Olrl. 12 & UnQef [HII.Yl10. U_ , D'Anna and goalie Uaa UlChok. Tho Crlfte" "'utout tha Sherkl 3-D. defenllvoly for th. Broncol. Pinkett. 2

The fagl •• beat ENt MMlSOw 3-0. The Speedy McGreodle. and tho Drlfte,," Billy Dougherty tearing, On saturday the Badgers alIa had a Dare Devlla 2Goailo Mlko Forgue pootod lhe ohut· Sidekickafought to a 1-1110.Speedl.. with outllandlng defon.e by Danny '.hutout when they dele.tod the Colts 3out with fine defen.ly, IUPpon by Thea Puppa KOred with back-up tram McKenna and M"anny GOOdman. Vikings 4-0. Frankie Co,/Ie's hat trick, Silyer Belle. 5Joaeph Gold.tlen, Billy Hartl, Matt Colleen Diemer and Lauren Dean, Chrl' Olllon and Billy Slanley held up Df,vld Smith's goal with Pau.lGuardlo- Striker. 5Heckman, and 80b Ruland.- &cott Out'tandlng for the SJCIe-Klckswere Shark.' defen... la and Steven Schwartz defensl.... Glrll12. Und,r (5]Seoloa. Tom Kadlan and Stavo Muol" Debblo Luko ('), Chrlltine Halon.kl The Bug. and S,tailion. fought to a pleylng brought the Bedge" a line Bumble.B"1 " 2lor wero cilod for Ilrong play. Karon Brozek and Michelle Block. 1·' tie, Thl. keep. both the.eteaml In win. The Viking.' Joe Krenll (full· Xebocl 2 1Olrl. 14 • u.- '. It wu a 3-3 tied gamo betwoon tho a 2nd placa tia. Chrll Amondolere baCk)end Brian Bloodnlckplayod very SCooby000' 3 2

l:he StinQo" boot Eut' Moodow SCooby.Doo. and the Super SIar.. nottod tho Bug.' goal, holpod offen- well 'or their teem. Penguin. c 3 ,24·2. .$CQrlngwe" Jana McGuire (2) Excellent playing on the lioldfor tho: Ilyoly by ~Ik ,Alllk•• n and Mike The Klng.men outian the Wheels Super Sta,,'< '.1 5 1end Pem FlellChman (2). GOOdon SCooby. wore SuzyHaY,:'·Wendy We.ton,.· 2-' on Seturday. Ricky King (') and Cricket." ,_ "5 2dolon•• Wh· Margarot Blood and Kenny, Mlchola KUI ond C'alro aOYI12. Uncler (E·SI Deye Dubin (1). with Ail Glade and Glrll 12fo' ~ll!lor lEIAlII,on Small. On Sunday th. Stlnge" Martin; Shining Stars. were LI.a Sup.r" 6teeler', goal tending by Jphn Fengarlnas' outstanding de- StarUtes ",", 0 0 7dofoolod '/'4pnh Babylon 3-1. Putting Kallih Nancy Butchor and I.oreen Paul Kory and Joe McGrath Ihut out 'en.e brouoht the Klnglmen a well Side KICkl ••. , " , 5.the ball In the net w•• Karen Lunz. Garn.;.' 'the Bulletl 3--0. ,Jeff Hwfnws" hat deaerved \lletory. The Wheels' Paul M8teorltelJ:'i~\\~ t.2 1 3GG Florida and Gino B_lea. Super . Tho Bumblo B_lIung Ihl Xob••• · trick alo~g with llrong effortl by Rich Jo.ling (') and Bob Gol~ltoln pl.ye<l Klck·A·POOI'·. ,2r 2 ,2on dolen.o, goalkoo~r LI•• Riccardi 2.1. ""elllla SlIyoroteln_rod for tha Cartier, Amo 'Klvl and Pa\FUllam yory well for their taam·' Speedy McGr,o<l1o1 a 3,'ond fullbocl<Curly ""."h., B_ with Palgo. Harrll ~ Olano. goye th,o Cubl a 15-1victory ov.er tho Sunday.The Viking. beat the Rock· Hornotl' 5 1 .1Qlr1l1'. Under Fierman hetpJf!g. XebeGl-g.l went In".' :§himlOQkI. 8arry Mazer, Jeff· Roth 81.1"-2.Jelt Kamean, Mar~ Vigilante, Olrl.12 •. Vnd.r,-{W]. The RowdlM ha"e been w.I,lnp aU _by JOdy Malina, Nancy Hudaon and and Matt Golden playeclhard anewell Alex Hess•• and Joh EapolltQ each Wings 0 0 7

HUOn tor tht NorthPOrt BarrKud.. .Pam Schu.terman p1ay4K1w.lI: tor their tHm. "I' teared a goal for Ihe Vikings. The- .~Chick-Lets 2 2 3to arrly •. In prevloUi -"'11001 they Tho Starlltea outshone the Hornett . II ~aa ~corploo. ov,r Flreblrd$ 4-0. Rocke',' Keyln Browne· and Crew ··W"liablea 2 2 3hoy. n""or boon ablo 10 boal \hI. 2.1 ••Ilh Laura Fulton and Kim' Howarq' Erllck 1C0rod , 'or tho Fennell pleyed Ylry wall for thOir Plralel _ 3· 1 3

.' toom. Thl. tlmo It wu going to be our 'Glordeno _h ocorlng and, llrend, .' SCorp,,\,nlWJlh,·M.1t~helSc/lp In do. toom. , " , ~,G.l>argett.. • 2 tchanco. The Rowdloo outohot and ,Doegl!ll "'Inlng on tho Iioid. Hornell' ,don•• ; Goallo 'PaUl Booco, Jimmy Tho' Knight.· won'th.· Wllta;n. ,.aoyl 10 •••u.- INI ..outdofondod Nonhperl all tho way 10 ocoro, wu Gina Scarablno' with ',F.edorlco, and Jonathen Loull were olyl.lon by baatlng 'tho Klng.",on ' North $tarl " 5 1Ivictory In 0 4-1 win. Goala by Laura Mlchello Flemlng'ond T.rrl Jack""n' 'notod ·for tho'r Jjood pame lor tha 4-1. Ste;'on Polltolkl ICOrod all the' ·Stellloni 1 • 2 .' 10Bolor (2) UlI.tod by Mary Varu and, . trying hard.' , . Flroblr~I.'· Ooal. 'or tho Knight•. Pat Powe", Bugl , 2 4 '0Suo Dutton. Kor.n Dolon Uliltod by' Olrl. 12 • Under IN'WI . Dolphlne. br_od pal' Hurrlcan.1 Richard Taormina, and M.tthow Va. Padrel • 0 3 6Belor. Lut goal by Denl•• Blgllin. Tho unbooten, Ill, .placa Woot, 5-' on 1C0ringby Dayld $arro (4) end rolltll 'each playe<l wlli In ooello Glontl • 2 1 •

. Special mention to con,l,tantly r.U.· Wing. flew ovar the Wall.blN 1-(1 on Mike DeBlQnedoUowith help from position. Richard Dillon and· Kenny Commandos 8 0 1 2blo Jo Ann Miletich ot~od by Suo a goal by MouroonCarulOnaand gOOd Andy Carbono and Joo Andredo, Dugen playod outllandlng def."", tor ,Boyl 10 • U.- (S1oulton aI\d Marlon Dulton. Halfbacka play by Carolyn Bront and Suzanno ',Mlchool StlllOnotte<l.ono goal while the Klng.men., All Stare IHamm.r, Pickering and. A"ootlYO Eicher. Goaltender DonaCrooyon wu Brian Stolar continually puehod the" Tho Bedge" boot tho Wh•• l. 3-1. Dragon. 1played their 1.1'101" Itronu game. ~. out,t.ndlng tor the Wall.blea AI wo" ball for~ard 'o~ the Hurricanes. "ioml;TlY John'on'. goal and excellent W.rrlor. 2Olrl. 10. U.- IN-8j Dorothy Wolgand and SUlan KrolTllr. " ' Eyen w.ithSCott Ritter In goal and delen•• by Mlk. Mlnutllio, A~am Marvell 3

Ma-flt. played the $mU•• to • 0-0 Th. Chlck.Lela downed thl Plr.tea - Tony Orlando on the field the Pan- COhen, an.dAdam Zlvltofeky brought Llona .-tie. Good pl.ylng the M•. fltl wer, ...;s..o-onQQ&laby Chrlltlne Chrlltlan (2)' ther. were turned out 2-0 by the their team a flne win, Kenny Trlnkus 8engall 0Luannt ConteUo, laura Grand.hlre, and Kr~ten Cowen (1). Suale M.roel Python.. Joe AbllabUe and. ~aaon acarid the $l0al for the Wheel. and lancers 7llnd. Murr.y .nd Jennifer Riegel. .110 aided their caUlI. K.renlyon, QuOd, ,upplJed the de'enee, Paul Tom MOllick plaYed very well deten,- Bor' 10 • Under [ElGood playing lor the Smll.. wero Kathy ShUpe and Kim· Solty. gayO ' MeYerlck. 0Deld,,· WallCh, Jac'\ie Selmon and, lhelr b •• 1 for Iho Plratol. ------------------------., BarrllOudU' 1Nancy Luck:h., In tho Nonh. a tlo lor lot plOCOwu Merlne" 2

In a hard fought gama tho WOnder the outcoma 0' the Pinkett •• ;).Q win " Saa GUill 3Woman boot the Pink Pantll••• 5 10'2. . OVIr Iho oaro DeYIIa. Super goalie Mako. 4Carol Diamond hod a hat trick, Lonoro 'PIggy Senelno .nd goala by Joanlne SnappO" 2Graff and Pot •• n Lomberdo ocorod. Fledomlkl (I) and Barned,tto Connol- Chemp. 4

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Another 1-1 tie took place betweenthe Sons and Redsklns, The Sons'Tom Nolan, Brla,t McCarthy, andTodd MonlQomeryoiP1aye<:lexception-ally well for their team. The Redsklns'Steve Bauer and Chris Mannarino onoffense and the fine defenae of StevenEkert macJe this an exCiting game.

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New Life for.the-Traveling Th,underbirds

TRAVELINGTEAMSQlrl. 14 •• Under .

Th. Thund.rblrd. come back to IIf.and b•• 1 N,Babylon 2'() on goal. by ,J.Rode and B.8evlI.cqua. Good play._by M,Chrl.t1an lInd N.Loeach. In theirnext game against the MauapequaStingefl the ecor. was -4al In favor of .the Thunderbird •. Goala by J.Rode(2), a.Bevllacqua and C.Laske. Com.-pliment, to the Stinger. for out.land-ing effort.Girl. IS" Under

The Rowdlea played an excitinggame .desplte the freezing weal her,Overpowering Rockville Center. Eachand every girl had to do ~It" part ofthe IIcoring. Goals leored In bunch"by Joann Miletich, Jackie Thoren,Eileen Shea, Betty Ann Goodwin andEmily Plck.rlng (on. .ach), Chrl.Hammer, Karen Dolan and MaryVar•• (2 each), and four goalS byLaura B.I.r, OUlllandlng fullbackplay by Marlon Otten, Sue Outton andJoann Mlillicll,Boy. 10 •• Under _

Th. Eagl•• d.feated Hlcksvlli. 3-0in a very well played gams. MikeFprgu8, Joe Gold,tlen, Matt Heckmanand RObert Ruland thwarted theoppositions attack throughout. thogame while Tommy Kadlan, $1"'"Mueil.r, Scott Scol.a, Danny Dough-erty . and Erick Solnjc;k "'POOl theHicksville. defense.Boy. 11 •• Under

Graaahopper. finished a atrongoecond. In th.lr la.1 game ot. the

. leason, • 80lld Grasshopper team '"~,

:~:~~y~~:\:YM~~~:~;Er~Se~':~ ..' MASSAPE~JIlS HOJllORE\?:Lisa Oosley .nd JlIergen Bombow-Scott Gold.t.ln and Chrl. SChmidt. .. sId. two Il\elllbers' of the Massapequa 'Soccer Club were hCinoredCoach•• commend all play.r. for th.,r recenlly at the F<lxHollow Inn flll' their contributions (0 the growth oft.am .pirlt and effort. io\'wlodingup a soccer on Loogjijjlnd. Dick FOlzila, l:residenl of the Long Island Junior~I~~:~a'~:";' t:u~~':'~~t ~v:r'j.,~: Soccer. League,' pre~ented both of t em with. pla')lIe. Also honoredThankaglvlng w"'end. A hearty' ' ••.••••_4•••• - -------

t8hua;:~rtt.oth, paJ.snta lor their IOlld hour after their clinching aecond BOYI12SaUnar IE..SJ i:;~~d;~~~8d~:~~~:gt~e g~~;J~~~,~~~~II~n~e~s:~~,~~~~~~:~~'iI~~~~I~::Boy. 12 •• Under ~:ace,~~ ~U~'~~h o~t the All Cub. ,hutoul King,m.n 2'() with TommyJohn.on (1).cored WithD.vld J.nnlf.r, COrinn., K.rry, D.na,. Charg.r. beat O•• r Park In tlna! C:rl' . A' ': ':1 or(2). uJ' 'M~~.St.v. Moell.ndorf In the goal and Smith pl.ying fant•• tically w.1I In Chrl.tin., Patri~ia, Krlttin •• Lynn. all

game of aeaaon 3--0. The Charge,. W r 8 ~enl Q ~. dean . 8 8CQre8from Alan Kuttner and Rick goal,. with Mike Minutllio and Jay played well. , _'finished In flrat place In Division I. In:~t~~h' ff.::- aa£.t~ :~: ~I::;Struzlerrl on aallata from Bob Mugav.. Cohen 8Corin~ the penalty kicks for I On _~aturday the Challengerl$ beatTwo goal. by Eddie Deutoeh and goal., Richard 'Ang.rmann and Mlk' ero .nd Mik. B.yll.Qua" AI•• Apont. the Illldg.r., The Cub.' Allin KuU- rhe P.anutl 3-:>, Kar.n KI.I 'COJedcombination goal by David NIJankln. Barney played a very tight defense. p ayed luper In tho oots while Keith ner's goal assisted by R.lckStruuerl, two assisted by Karen Kerrigan.'on an excellent DaI, bY...BrlanFledler. All Stars two (2) goal. scored by Scott Kraven, Ken Franke, ond Dan Ruland with Jeff Hegner and Sob Mugavero Cijlhy Deutach scored the winning

. Boy. 10 II Under (E.WJ ::::~~ca~o~e~~l~:h:a~:~ of the team • ~~::me~~~~,lt8 d,len.. for the ~:~e~~e~~~efensemade this an exclt.. ~:I as~~~ 9r:!aIErtl:n~~~r,,~;. ~~~ •.

In the Quarter tlnal. 0' the playoU. tn anoth.r quart,r-final game the Boyo12" Under IN.WI Th. Rock." beat the Scorpion. 4-1, Moor. and Goal, by M.gQorman andthe NOr1hSta" fell to the Dragon. 2-0 Drllt." ·oank Ihe Barracud•• 5-0. QUARTERFINALS: Th. Knight. Jo. Rea (1), Doug Monty (2), and Billy Jan.t Davi. put the P.anul. 'In ,hed•• pit. th.llne play of Michael Bru.t Drllt.'" BillyDougherty n.tt.d a hat beat the Dolphin. &-2,Walt.r Hab.r- Monty (1) oeored with gr.at d.'.n.. game for two. .and Damian Pl$:kel In goal. For the, trick, while Eddie Rowan and Robert > Itroll got his flrat goal of the 8eason by Mike O'Neill., Dave Blanck, K.vlnDragons, Brian Whiston and Scott, Marsh played great defen•• : Rlch)'_ with John Van Ostrand on offen8~ and MeGoe)', and Vinny SCuroplayed very Glrl.J ~2 " UnderHertz each scored. 'bilcked up by Dominique. waa 8xceilept In goal. Charlet Zanghi on defena. 810'10 with, well for the Scor.olona. PLAYOFFS: The Starlites shutoutHoward Schargel and Billy Corrado.' Barracud•• ' Mark. Karvef and· Joe the .up., goalt,ndlng of Jon Phlllipa the Chlck~leta 2~Owith terrific learnP.l.r M.hlinger woa .uper In the Card.1l0 played a gOOd d.'.n.lve giving the Knight. a great victory. Girl, 10 •• Under (NI .ftort by Br.nda Deegan, Sue Goett-ne~h B d h .~ game. .. Dave Sarro and Mltk GoudreaLl each PlAY<;:lFFS:Smiles topped Wonder ler, Deborah Yea and Sue and Dianethe ~rlft::~~~h:aB;~~~au=~~ In a very clo88,quarter ..f1nal-game scored tor the 'Dolphin. with Andy Women· 2..(). ,0l:JtBtandlng play by Hamill. Working hard on C1efenselor

would Ilk. to thank their team - \~, ~~~,o~ti~~:f ~~~h~:~= ;:r~~~~.~~fv:r:.tt,Gey.r playing very ~c~~~ ~:~~~\~~~II~~:w:~~.g~r~~ ~'::' C,~~~~~. ::~~ g::~I(~ob~Y'~o~~rlA" Joaeph ~l Ricl:'tard.Tony, the lpoe QOaJ with luper~.ten.iv, Tho a.dgera .hutout the Sham~ Laura Mphoney and great play(ng IQn~re - ne e I n·J rl • ~an, ~.rc. OIPh. Jote~h M.. help 'r.om tsammat" Chrll Dillon, rock_ 2.Q. John Sliva and Howard from Susan Goebel. Wonder Women, The Bumble ~ee:s edged out the~hn, 18dX'tha~QYI ann)',arvJ obert" Ruaaell Gandt and Billy SCruggs.,The Goldfarb played super defense with "Coaches want to thank their glrll for Dare 'Cevils 2·1 with credl1 going to88~~n~n e r parentl,_ or. gr~t Mav~rlck.· defen" deserves extr, great offensive playing by Ralph {I terrillc season," . 'Laura Ruoff, Mary Genurdi. Lori8 • credit lor keeping the game close. Gondalez and Adam Cohen. Anthony Red. Devils outplayed the TWinkle GoIe)', Debbie O'Keefe and goalie

oy.l0 Under IN·W) SUNDAY: Aft.r two hard foughl Bohl, Doug Brown, Georg. DI.tz. and To•• 3-1. Scoring f9r the D.yll. w.r.. Lisa Ruoff lor piaylng a gr.at gam•.~ SATURDAY: In a game to decldO victorisl on saturday the Bugs finally George Cain aU pined .uptr lor the Dlna 0918n, Linda Schlesinger -and Dare DevlllScoachGluo thanKaall thesecond place in the north the Sug. 'went down to deteat at the feet of the Shamrocks. : Michele ·Wln: Good playing Irom girls tor a super seaaon.anciStallions battled to a 1·1 tie alter Drifters 8:O.Drlfl'~· Tom Fuacaldo'. , Another Ihutout took place when Sharyn Pires. Twinkle TOM. coaches ThtP Plnkettea nipped the Star litesov.rtlme, The Bug. cam. out. the hat trick (a)'and Mike DIM.gllo (1) . the Rock.f. delealed the Gunn.r. 3-0, want to thank th.lr girl. f9r a.up.r '1-0" J•• nine Radom.kl ICOred withwlnn.r, on penalty kick., Bug. Mike pr9vlded ICOrlng.with great d.f.na. Joe Rea (1), and RobFlorl. (1) .oeh •••• on of fin. ~laYlng,' 'J.an Varas a.,I.ting, Out.tandlnill~W.oton and Stallion. &eoUKam•• n by'Brlan Cony.y and Manny GOOd· ICOredwith .xcoll.nt goalt,ndlng by R.dD.vU,.up.rplayinggav.th.m goW wa. P.ggy Facino and on Ih.·scored 'or their teams during reguia.. man. Buge' Jack Reilly; Roland Vall.; Craig Hevermann. The Gunners'. a 4~ victory over tl};e Soccerettes. A field Michelle Taaa18111..$tarlitestipn tlm., Penalty kicks w.r. ICOrad St.v. Wanamak.r and 9l1ry .~•••• r goall. Robert Rizzidid v.ry w.U along' hat trick from ,uper play.r MI~h.l. coach applaud•• all, Bridg.U. C•• ~. "by the following: Bug..chrl.· Amen.. were super on defense. '_ with Doug BUlChatlk, and M,.Uhew Win and a goal from Oianne Oettori mal Brenda Deegan, L,ura Fulton,dolar•• Andy Cqen.n, Mike DeLeoTh. Shark. out-kicked the Drag9na Flanagan .. , and gre., turn' support Irom Judy Kim Giordaoo, Sue Goeui4r, Dianneand Doug (loller; StalilonS-JoM Koch 2-1, Scoring for the Shark, w.r, On Sund.y in their •• lIli-flnal AU.tadt on d.f.nae and Joan Tebeau Hamill, Sue Hamill, Dal.rnlreb.rtolo.and Chris C•• lelll (who aloo did a Robert Carelch anetPoug Young, AI,o game•. th. Badge" and the Cub. .gave the D.vU,·another victory, Amy M.y.r",n, Hop. M.y."on, Kim:fanl•• tlc lOb 'in goal) llOd Scott doing a great lob on olt.n •• were .• bettled to· 02-2 ti. et the .nd of' On Saturday, the Sooc.r.tt •• beat· Sollmen., Corolann Sw•• n.y. lI.ronl-Kamean, _ . "JohnOJMaacioand Robert Sgroi, with regulallon time. After 2 live minute ttJe Thorna 4..1; Soccerettea coaches. ca Victory, Jeanice Volope ~d Debor•.

In a quart.r •.flnal game, played on. ~.'def8n.h(•. h.ltp rr~tD ~Ike Trumlno. a"Qrtlm~ pIilirlod., it, was Itlil tied. want, to thank all their: girll far a 'sh Yee tor a great .eaaon.

that evening was Steve LaRosa of the Massapequa A.C: who isPr.esident of the Southern New York State Youth Soccer Association.Lisa .Go~JeX was ipstnunental illgetli~ lirls. soccer. started on theIsland 'while Bombowski 'served many years.s prayer r.egistrar of tileleague.

~RO,,!,diesend booter play•..~with undefeated, recordlD:tw>oz,,,:

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Ending the soccer season with a 10-0 undefeated record,the Massapequa Soccer ,Club Rowdies won the LI JuniorSoccer.League Championship over Northport last weekend.The girls', 16-under squad wasled by Karen He(:hinger in goal,Jackie Thorl!Sz, Mary Varas,>: Betty Ann Goodwin, Laura Beier

~ and Karen Dolan, who were< scorers. Denise Bigilin ended the;:) season with a flourish, when she@ scored her first hat trick for thl!Q. Rowdies.~ In other travelling team action,< the Eagles shut out Deer Park, 4-:t 0, to end, their season. Thew Running Deer in the boys', 11,i= \inder division (jefeated, Hicks-

vllJe, 5-2, to capture' theirDivision One LI Junior SoccerLeague crown. The entire teamreceived coaches' cOllgratu-Iati!lns for the victory.

The boys' 12-under team, theTrailblazers, also completed anundefeated· season with a 4~shutout over Little Neck. ScottLeamey scored a hat -trick;teammate Glenn Brandimartetallied a single in the victory.

·John Kmiotek manage(j two

assists. On defense, Ian Thomsonwas labelled outstanding.Town Teams

A 2-2 tie ended an excitingplayoff game between the Wingsand the Pinkettes in the girls', 12-under division. The teams werenamed co-champions in theirdivision. Both teams were laudedfor their efforts during the seasonand during the playoffs.

. GIRLS', lo-UNDERA 2~ win over the Challengers

gave the Red Devils a playoffvictory over the weekend. Goalswere tallied by Michele Wiss andJudy Allstadt. Both teamsreceived coaches' praise for anoutstanding seasOIl.BOYS, lo-UNDER

The Knights beat the Rocketslast Tuesday night to earn theright to face the BadgenSaturday. They wellt on toremain undefeated with a 5-1whipping of the Badgers. For the

Rockets, Joey Rae and PalJlWhalen were goal scorers. On theBadger side, Adam. Zivitofsky,Paul Guardiola, Hon Silva, Ar-nold Harvus and Tommy Johnsonshone.

The Drifters took their -lastgame of the season, 6-0, from theSharks Saturday. The win cappedan outstanding season. For theSharks, Scott Dillon, JohnDiMascio, Paul Kolensky, andSteven Tibe'rg were standouts.William Stanley was lauded forgoal tending.

The Drifters received con·gratulations and thanks fromtheir coach.

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Eagles Take on Deer. Park and Win 4-0!TRA VEUNG TEAMS

Boys 10 & UnderThe Eagles .shut out Deer Park

4-0 as they' closed their Fallseason. Hats off to the entireteam for their fine play and thesportsmanship- they displayedthroughout the season. Specialthanks to all the parents for theirstrong support.

Boys 11 & UnderThe Running Deer defeated

Hicksville 5-2 concluding theirseason and capturing the L.I.J.'S.L. Division 1 Championship forBoys 11 & Under. The Coachwishes to thank team members,Billy Anderson, John Blood, JoeDent, Courtney Fernandez, Kev-in Fisher, Kerry Hoffman, GregKopp, Kevin Masefield,' PaulMazzei, John McGuire, RobertMcMann. Bob Ozello, Joe Reiola,Gary Seigel, Todd Trainor andPeter ·'valenze for an exciting

season capped with strong play.excellent skills and tight teamspirit. Cheers to the parents whofollowed and supported the teamthroughout the season.Girls 16 & Under

The Rowdies won the L.U.S.L.Championship for Girls 16 &Under, ending the season with a10 and 0 record. A hearty bravo togoalkeeper Karen Hechinger andthe rest of the Rowdie team: LoriArestivo, Laura Beier, DeniseBigilin, Karen Dolan, Sue Dutton,Annette Fusco, Betty Ann Good-win, Chris Hammer, Karen Hech-inger, Claire Kolensky, Joann

. Miletich, Emily Pickering, Mar-ion Otten, Eileen Shea, JackieThoresz, Mary Varas and EllieCummings. The last game of theseason were our arch rivals,Northport. Scoring for the Row-dies, were Jackie Thoresz, MaryVaras, Betty Ann Goodwin, LauraBeier had two goals as did Karen

Dolan. Scoring her first hat trickfor the Rowdies was DeniseBigilin.Boys 12 & Under

. The Trailblazers completed anundefeated season with a -4-0shutout against Little Neck. Greatgame by Scott Leamey with a hattrick and Glenn Brandimarte withone. John Kmiotek had twoassists and Ian Thomson cited foroutstanding defensive play.

The coaches would like tocongratulate the entire team foran outstanding season and thankall the Parents for their suppertand cooperati<lD.

Boys 10 & UnderIn the semi-final on Tuesday

night the Knights beat theRockets 3-2. The last two goals forthe Knights were not scored untilthe last few minutes of the game.Joey Rae arid Paul Whalen scoredfor The Rockets.

The Rockets Coach would liketo thank Kevin, Steven, Drew,Robert F., Michaela., MichaelS., Keith, Craig, Robert K.,Andy, Jimmy, Doug, Billy, Joeand Paul.

In the final game on Saturdaythe Knights beat the Badgers 5-1.The Knights were undefeated forthe season. 'fhe coach would liketo thank all the players for a greatseason. Mathew and Billy Baro-letti, Walter Haberstroh, JosephKelleher, Paul Muscedere,Richard Olson, John'Philps, StevePolitoski, Pat Powers, MichaelRizzo, Joseph Rodgers, RichardTaoimina, John VanOstrand,John Vitulano and Charles Zanghiall played well.

The Badgers coach was veryhappy to have his team in thefinals. They all played well. AdamZivitofsky, Paul Guardiola weregreat on offense. John Silva andArnold Harvus, saved the day on

defense. Tommy Johnson scoredtheir only goal.

Boys 12 & Undel}The last game of the season

brought the Drifters their finalwin of the season. The score was6-0 against the Sharks.

The coach would like to thankthe children and their parents fortheir cooperation and enthusi-asm. Thanks again to, RobertBlum, Joseph Clougher, BrianConvery, Michael DeMeglio,Ricky Dominique, WilliamDougherty, Thomas Fuscaldo,Michael Gonsalves, Manny Good-man, Robert Marsh, Daniel Mc-Kenna, Mike Morrissey, Law-rence Mullins, Edward Rowanand Robert Witt.

After a good season and swellplaying by the whole team thecoach of the Sharks would like tothank all the players.