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_10B 1\~~' \o.~1 (~, ~.,y S~Orts gomg two-for-three. Zysk was ~lo,-: winning pitcher. In game two, Kim Baranke had two hits, including abases-loaded double that knocked in three runs. Emily Faber had three hits in five trips, driving in two to seal the victory for Cathy Colby. Jeanne Calois struck out seven batters and tossed a twohitter as Star beat Mooney. Faber, Zysk, Colby and Kim Smith each had two hitB. In the nightcap, Star couldn't Red Sox 8, Orioles 4 Nathan Steiner pitched two strong Innings and had two hits, and Justin Witzke tossed two innings, strikmg out five for the Sox Ben Wei and Jeff FaIlla had key hits, and Bo Leins scored the game-winning run. The O's were paced by J.R. Mason, Jay Lambrecht and Curt Marsh, who drove in two runs . White Sox 17, Blue Jays 5 Chuck Thiel and Robby Thiel each had three RBI, Mike Case struck out five and Ian Wilson paced the defense for the Sox. The Jays were led by Greg Peppler's triple and Jim Leto's double, and the strong defense of Tony Gatliff and Dan Wouthe. Padres II, Cubs 3 Clay Vanderpool was the winning pitcher, giving up three hits, two runs and striking out seven. Brien Morrell drove in four runs on two hits. Nathan Manire had two of the Cubs' three hits White Sox 14, Orioles 10 Robby Thiel doubled, as did Chuck Thiel, and Brian Nelson and Andrew Hendrie both sin. gled and scored twice to pace the Sox. Josh Horwitz pitched in rehef and scored twice. Lambrecht, Dely, T. Williams and Spicer led the O's. Braves 19, Cubs 8 Nathan KaC2IrJ8.rek had a double and scored twIce, and also pItched a strong game for the Braves. C.T Thurber doubled and homered, and Nate Bradley and Gene Cassaz each SIngled In a fifth-InnIng rally. JustIn SImon also did some clutch hIttIng. Brendan Walsh, Matthew Hmdelang, Ricky Gehlert and Justin Kreger were outstanding for the Cubs Blue Jays 10, Brewers 8 Ryan Kingsley had two hIts, mcludmg a home run, and Tony Gathff had two hIts and one RBI for the Jays. Tim Leto struck out five and gave up only two runs In three mnings, ard Dan Woutat scored three runs Ryan Browne struck out three and smgled m the sixth for the Brewers, who were also led by Jack Donnelly's two hIts and one each by Pat Healy and Paul Gordon MAJORS hang on to a two-run lead and lost the game in the bottom of the seventh. Soccer Despite steady Improvement, the Tunas went Wlnless on the season. Star picked up its eighth de. feat last week, losing 3-1 to Royal Oak Shrine. Jenny Yez. back scored Star's lone goal. Earlier in the week, Star dropped a 4.() decision to Lutheran Northwest. Reds 3, Pirates I Rob Bennett had two hits for the Reds and two RBI, and J C. Tibbetts scored a run Cort Messacar and John Staniszewski led the defense. Billy Crandall pitched for the Reds The Pirates were paced by pItchers Christian Auty and Andrew Shipton, and the defensive support of DaVId Scrace and Tim and Greg Kelly. Reds 13, Pbillies 1 Key hits by Chris McGratty, Aaron Kennedy, Eric Neveux and Brad Belesky gave the Reds the win. The Phils' only run was scored by Billy Gmelnero Reds 5, Royals 3 Rob Bennett struck out SIX and allowed only four hIts for the Reds. Joe Gehrke and Larry Marantette contributed to the wm with outstanding de fense. The Royals got hits from Jonathon &yko, Gram Mern weather and Mark Conrad . Reds 5, Indians 3 Aaron Kennedy led the Reds on the mound, strikmg out 15 He also helped hIS own cause by slamming a two-run homer He was supported by Billy Crandall, Larry Marantette and Rob Bennett. The Indians were led by Kevin Messacar, Bill Blaess and Brad Dunlap. Indians 4, Pirates 2 Nelson Ropke singled and scored the winning run for the IndIans. Bnan Barrett struck out eight batters in SIXmnIngs for the win, and John Schock provided strong rehef. Andrew Shipton had two hIts for the Pirates, as he and Matt Benfer each knocked In a run Tigers 5, Yankees 4 The Tigers beat the Yankees behind the pitching of DaVId Kazma and Matt VanDeweghe VanDeweghe added a three.run homer. Nick Conely led the Yanks Tigers 8, Mets 3 Terry Brennan pitched a strong game for the Tigers, stnking out 12 Mets. DaVId Kazma led the TIgers' hlttmg assault. Stephen Andns played well for the Mets Woods-Shores MINORS Memphis 12, Richmond 3 Jon Khmczuk hIt a grand Lmdsay Howlett (200), Crystal Evola (sh')t put), Stephanie Spinney (discus), Tempie Krag (400) and Kate Blake (400). At the Alma College Scottie Classic, one of the premier invi. tationals m the state, South ran to a third-place fimsh be. hmd seDlar Karen Ehresman. Ehresman lowered her school record m the 100 hurdles to 14.9. The old record of 15.1 was set one week before that at the Sterling Heights Invitational. Amy Balok became the third South high jumper to clear five feet thiS season, and the 3,200 relay team of Balok, Michele Evans, HeidI WIse and Rachel O'Byrne took four seconds off Its season-best time, covering the race m 10:07. Knstine Mueller raced to a personalbest 13.1 In the 100 dash, as did Leshe (61.5) Arbaugh in the 400 The BOO-relay team of Tere Gavm, Mueller, Angela Drake and Arbaugh placed fourth WIth a season-best time of 150.4. Drake then came back to long Jump 15 feet, 11 inches, and O'Byrne and Sandy DIerkes ran season.best times III the 1,600 and 3,200, respectively. South Will host the regional track meet at Grosse Pointe North, Saturday, May 18 begin. nlng at 9:30 a.m. Baseball After handily beating R0seville (11-1) and Utica (14.2) in five-mning games, the Blue DeVils were upended by Romeo (40) and Lakeview (8-7) last week Despite losing to Romeo, the Devils are still in fU'St place in the Macomb Area Conference slam homer, Robbie Cooper hit a three.run double and pitchers DeVIn O'Brien and J&son Vesey combmed to toss a three-hitter for Memphis. Jason Rapp drove In two runs for ~ichmond on a tnple ,1' .• Columbus 7:'Miami 6 Columbus' Alex Lentine doubled and scored the winning run on Chris Fenton's hit in the seventh, backing the strong relief pItching of Dan Preston MiamI catcher NIck Paquin sent the game mto extra innings WIth a bases-loaded dou. ble m the sixth. Buffalo 9, Syracuse 8 Ray Andary gave up only one run in five innings on the mound and Chris Burke doubled in the winning run in the sixth for Buffalo. David Kraft had a triple 10 Syracuse's sixthmning rally. Tucson 9, Dallas 1 Mike Bertelsen and Chns Damman teamed up on a twohItter and struck out 17 for Tucson Hans Schwallbach chipped in two doubles and a SIngle. Rory Cleary and Pat Kosanke had the Dallas hits. Memphis 5, Columbus 4 Derek Phillips had two hits, Matt Nantais drove in the winnmg run and pItchers Robbie Cooper and Jeff Hiller held Co-, lumbus to four runs. Darrin DobbIns had two hits and Dan. leI Preston hIt an RBI double for Columbus Tampa 11, Dayton 1 Jay Figurski paced Tampa's wm with a bases-loaded double, drIvmg in three runs Miami 10, Richmond 5 MIami pItchers Scott Gallagher and Nate Marshall turned m strong performances, and NIck Paquin cracked a bases. loaded double. Alex Thomas had two hits and Ryan KowalskI played well defen. sively for RIchmond. Austin 15, Tucson 8 MIke Thill drove 10 eIght runs WIth two doubles and a tnple for Austin Hans Schwallbach knocked m three for Tucson on a smgle, double and triple Dayton 7, SyraCWle 2 Dave Legwand went 3-for-3, Includmg a homer, and drove m thrP.e Dayton runs. Steve Burhngarn doubled In a run for S}racuse Tampa II, Buffalo 1 Barron Reeder hit a double ~:-l:! tnple, dnVIng In five Tampa runs Reeder, Matt Topper 03\ ~ Kozaruk and Bob Knopf pitched for Tampa Gary Borrlato played well for Buffalo MAJORS White Division, Just percentage points ahead of Fraser. South is 8.3 in the league and Fraser is 7-3. Agamst Roseville, South had little trouble with the Panthers' top pItcher Brian Sikorski. South got nine hits, led by the two-RBI performances of Brian Blake and Colm Moore, and the three.RBI day of Matt Recht. Bill LeIns, who leads the team with a .414. batting aver. age, and Tim Gramling each singled, and Nick Johnston had an RBI double, makmg a winner out of pitcher Lance De. bets. Debets, now 2.1 on the season, struck out two and gave up three hits. Against UtIca, South struck for four runs In the fIrst Inning and three in the second. Recht had a two-run double in the first, and three straight SIngles by Blake, Leins and Kelly Graves in the third got home two runs. Recht finished the day with two hits and four RBI Kevin Brennan picked up his fourth win against no defeats, scattering three hIts and fannIng four. Mike Oliver's three-run dou. ble in the fIfth put Utica away. On May 10 at home, South's Brian Downs (3-2), who leads the team with a 1.56 ERA, got the 4.o loss, but he was only supported by four hIts. Three of the four runs Downs gave up were unearned. The same night, South played Lakeview under the lights at Kyle and, despite having 14 hits, got tagged with its ninth loss of the season. Leins had a double and triple, and Scott VanAlmen, Johnston and Gramling had two hits apiece. Reds 2, Dodgers 1 Brothers Chris and Andy Jones combIned to pitch a fourhitter. Andy drove in the winning run and Brian Amari got his. first hit in the tpajors. I~d. .ing the Reds to a WIn. Joe Ellis had two of the Dodgers' hits. . Braves 3, Yankees 2 Mike Ciaramitaro drove in the tying and winnIng runs with a sixth-inning double, and started the game-ending doubleplay by catching a pop-up in short centerfield for the Braves Steve Dube pitched all six m. nings and s'xuck out 10 for the Yankees. Cardinals 10, Blue Jays 3 A two-run double by Ben Peter and a two-run triple by John Choike backed the strong pitching of Cards' starter Joel Parrott Dave Strunk belted a paIr of doubles for the Jays Tigers 6, Orioles 5 Danny Raymond and Bryan Dmverno paced the Tigers' attack with four hits and Jay Minger went 3.for.3. The O's' Chris Mikula hIt two homers and Gene Baratta and Fred Alvarado had two hits apiece. Reds 8, Braves 7 Adam Rouls hit a two-run homer and Brian Kasiborski's third hit of the game keyed the Reds' game-winning three-run fifth-inning rally. Nathan Richardson and Kevin Brandon walked and scored on J.J Kin. kel's second-inning homer for the Braves. Cardinals 14, Orioles 5 Winning pItcher JR. Hiller paced the Cards WIth four hIts and Mark Borushko drove in for runs with two hits. Chris Mikula slammed two doubles for the D's. Tigers 12, Blue Jays 1 The TIgers used tImely hIts by Bryan Dmverno, Janod Kuclzia, Scott Gregory and Bnan Selewski on theIr way to victory. John Smyly's double and SIngles by Danny Gnesbaum and Steve Bernhardt paced the Jays Dodgers 7, Yankees 2 Frank Sumbera hit a two-run double and Wes DeGuvera and Joe Elhs both went 3-for4 for t:le Dodgers Craig ZIOlkowski had a pall' of hits and RIChard Grostield had a key hit m the Yankees' two-ron fourth.mnIng rally. Babe Ruth FarnurCity PREP LEAGUE Angels 8, Orioles 3 Pete Messacar pIcked up the Win WIth the help of Mike Stlmes' double and Kevm May 16, 1991 Grosse Pointe News South sRorts Devils' tennis te,am wins first MAC championship By Rob Fulton Sports Editor After years of ruling the Eastern Michigan League, the South varsIty tennis team reigned supreme agam, thiS tIme wmnmg the Macomb ~Area Conference Red DiVIsion i champIOnshIp. : South, unbeaten In dual \ meets thIS season, won SIXout of eight flights en route to the league tItle in the fIrst year South has competed in the MAC smgles) made it a clean South Lorenzini lost in the finals, sweep m all singles competitlon but McMahon took his flIght, 6- and all are mdlvidual league 1, 6.o. Smucker and Disser also champIOns. lost in the finals at No.3 and 4 Blll Wundram and Chris singles, respectively, as did Schilling won the No.1 doubles Wundram and Schilling, Pow. flIght, and the No. 2 doubles era and Coyle. team of Shawn Coyle and Paul Girls' track Powers, won 6-1, 6.o. Jeff Huntington and Chad With a 93-35 VIctory over Yates lost a three-set match at Utlca EIsenhower, the Lady No. 3 doubles, and the No 4 Blue Devils improved to 7.o on doubles team of Rob McLaren the season. and Bnan Forster lost to Highhghting the meet Were North, 4-6,7.5, in the finals. 32 indlvidual.best perfor- On May 13, South took sec. mances. CynthIa Gordon ran to ond place at the eIght-team a personal-best m the 3,200, as Emihano Lorenzmi (No 1 Trenton Invitational. did Erin NIven (300 hurdles), smgles), Cullen McMahon (No. The Blue Devils, ranked No. Megan Malecek (100 hW'dles), 2 singles), Matt Smucker
_ ................ ....-.-_ ....... .. • .. _ May 16,1991 Groase Pointe News 118 By ..... Moore SpecIal WrUr The Norsemen varsity tennis team made an impressive showing at the Macomb Area Conference Red DiviBion meet, earning 44 points and a secondplace finish to Grosse Pointe South (53 points). North's No. 3 doubles team of Kyle Foresman and Kevin Bai won its flight. Runners-up mcluded Craig Rogowski (No. 1 singles), Mike McHugh (No.4 singles), Amod Samaik and Nadeem Elian (No. 1 doubles), Rob Duroes and Brian DiLaura (No. 2 doubles) and Ken Mac. Norsemen net second place Donald and Bryce Kenny (No. 4 doubles). Track By winning all four relays, the 400, 800, 1,600 and 3,200, the Lady Norsemen overpowered Utica Ford, 80-43. Noelle Cormier won the 100 and 200 dashes, whIle Katie Loeher took the 800 run. Anne Scallen cruised to a f11'8t in the 400 run, and AlY888Zepke won the 3,200. In the field events, Anne Maliszewski won the long Jump and Hope Fenton in the discus. On May 7, North sealed a f1J'8t continued GPSA Scores U-6 house Hurricanes 6, Bobcatl 1 David Harri.s recorded the hat trick and an 888ist, and John Dallas added two goals for the 'Canes, who were also supported by &.ephen Addy, Nicky Myers, Lisa Gruynk, Brian Headpohl, Marie Ver. aeke and Lisa Vitale. The &beats' goal was BCOn!d by Christopher Ahee, off a Nick Lewis pass. Christopher Munsterman and Roes Gardener anc. hored the defense. Marauders 1, Rockers 1 Tommy Solomon scored for the Rockers and David Kittle cnuntered with a goal for the Marauders. R.J. Scherer had a Rockers' assist and Aric Min. ney assisted for the Marauders. THE GROSSE POINTE PUBUC SCHOOL SYSTEM NOTICE ABSENT VOTER BALLOTS ANNUAL ELECTION MONDAY, JUNE 10,1981 jog. Sam Alnalo, Rabeh Nour and Alex Groeebeck (goalie) were also strong. Eric Schleicher scored for the WingB, with Anthony Savalle assisting. Nicholas Degel was outstanding in net, with help from C.J. Hanna. Hurricanes 15,Eagles 1 Paul Weissert, Bradley VanSickle and Matthew Lismini combined to carry the 'Canes' scoring load, while Karl Stahl and Jimmy LaLonde took care of the defense. Lauren Williamson scored the Eagles' only goal when she converted a pass from Will Nixon and Matt Scarfone. Notice is hereby given thatavsentee balots for the annual election to be held in the Grosse Pointe Public School System on the above date are available from 11:00 a m. to 7:00 p.m., Monday throUgh Thursday, and 11:00 a m. to 4:00 p.m., Fndays, in the Elections Office al Barnes School, located at 20090 Morningside, G.P.W., 48236. The Elections Office at Barnes School will be open from 9:00 a m to 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, June 8, 1991, for the purpose of receiving applications for absent voter ballots. G.P.N.: 5/1~1 U-I0 house Blazers 3, 'IUrt1es 2 Jimmy Denner scored two U-8 house goals and Yorg Kerasiotis IlCOJ'ed one for the Blazers. Jus- Hawks 2, Flames 0 tin Schoenherr drew an assist. Jonathan Marsh scored his Jeff Barton. Chip Fowler, Marc first career goal for the Hawks, Kaplan and Ryan McK~nzie who were also paced by Bran. played outstanding offense, and don Krupka, Ryan Haas and Sean Burehrer, Randy Graves goalie Mark Perkowski. and Danny Woutat covered its winning ways, beating An. chor Bay, 89.39. Fenton dominated the throw. ing events with a 28 feet, 2 113 inch throw in the shot put, and a toss of 78-1 in the diacus. Maliszewski won the long jump (14-4), while Cormier won the 100 dash (13.1). North also won the 400, 1,600 and 3,200 relays. Other winners included Jen. mfer Trachy (high jump, 4-3; and 300 hurdles, 50.8); Peggy Finkleman 0,600, 6:10); Loeher (800, 2:32.1); Monica Rhee (200 dash, 28.4); Rebecca Clor (3,200 nm, 12:54). Softball from Andrew Stevens, John McNIcholas and Joe Gorczyca. Harry Gaggos scored twice for the Rockets and Patrick Moultrie added a single goal. NilQa Turtles 5. Gamecoeka 3 Eric Przepiorka (2), Eric Kraus (2) and Van Martin scored for the Turtles, who were supported by the defensIve efforts of Billy Ireland, Danny Stahl, Charlie Dallas and Bryan Kupets. Paul Georgandellis was the winning goalie. Andrew Valsa.k (2) and John. athan Kish scored for the Gamecocks, who were led by Alexander Howbert. Jets 2, Queen of Peace 1 Michael and Nicholas Di. Loreto scored for the Jets, and Scott Vallee assisted. The defense was supported by David- Michael Boykin, Charley Starr, Adam Drader and Brad Smith. Jim Kruse scored for Queen of Peace, while Joe Solomon and goalie f , .Mike Martinez provided the defense. Eric Wood, Thomas Martina sweeper and goalie positions. U-IO travel and Sean Penne£ather led the Eric Pr7.epiorka scored two Flames. goals for the Turtles, assisted Rockets 3, Birmingham 0 Hawks 1, Ealles 0 by David Majeski and Eric Stuart Yingst scored twice Lauren Vallee, Hans Barbe Krauss. Charles Dallas and and Peter Clark once for the and Shannon Springer led the Van Martin were also superb. Rockets, who got assists from Hawks with superb defense and Blazers 3, Kickers 0 J.D. Spina, Brad Drummy and The Lady Norsemen fell into a bit of a slump, losing 5-0 to Fraser and 1-0 to South. Fraser scored five times 10 the fIfth, and North's Melissa ULS sports in MAC Red Drouillard's two hIts were not enough. South scored one run in the flrSt inning and made it stand up to beat the Norsemen. Knights shine on diamond After losing its first eight games of the season, the University Liggett School baseball team has won six of its last eIght, Including week. four Wing last "We're a young team," saId ULS coach Glynn Conley. "The ninth. and 10th-graders seemed to catch on to a lot of things at the same time. They're playing together very well." Ellis (2) and Joe Dwaighy scored for the Turtles. Rob Euashka and Martin Krall combined in goal for the shut. out. U-12 travel Travelers 8, Hurricanes 3 The 'Canes played the Travelers even through the first 45 minutes, but got derailed in the second h&lf. Andy Klein, Brandon Euashka and Don Sigler scored for the 'Canes, who were helped by David Dwaihy, Paul Thursam, Drew Harris, MIchael Bramlage, Don Llamini and Greg Peppler. U-I4 travel Rebels 4, Raiders 0 Jeff Case, Matt Agnone, Ryan Braithwaite and Ryan Archibald scored for the Rebels. Defensively, the Rebels were led by Chris Teide, Jay Lytle and Brendon Thomas. Rebels&: Gston(}.-----~ G
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