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Jteama with the eight-beet re-|Bords making up the A Divi-sQlon. The remaining eight will 4>lay in the B DivisiotL Each .team will play in its division clivals twice <frinng the see* oodhaH -The playoffs will then
Recognise an A and B Division champion; however, the two will not meet for the over all title.
The A Division will consist of Barcomb'a, Plattsburgh AFB, Nadim's. Paddys, S t Denis Grocery, Monopole, Sampled and Cumberland Motors. The B Division will include Mold-Rite Plastics, Sun Foods. Bedard & Mitch's, Dairy Queen, Mother's, Commute-Air, Barzano's and Tingles.
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WEST PLATTSBURGH - The battle Unas have been drawn in the Adirondack Sfe-Pitch League.
With one week to go in the first half, the 16 teams have been split into A & B Divisions for the second halfofplay.
> Custom Canvas owns the top record in the league at 12-1. followed by Hi-Falls -Lounge, which los t t o Garceau's on Friday, at 11-2.
Legion Poet 1619, Norm Baker A Son, which won three games this past week, Tim*s Place, Esposito's , Wells Siding and Garceau's Auto Sales round out the top *eight 1 Ahern Sheet Metal and S & 5 Unlimited are tied for the lead in the B Division with 5-8 records.
In games last week, it was Custom Canvas 20, High Peaks 7; -Hi-Falls Lounge 13, Haekett's 1; Garceau's 10, Hi-Falls 9; Poet 1619 15, 8-Poet Tavern 3; Baker and Sons, 7, Poet 1619 6; Baker
'and Sons 9, Esposito's 3; Tim's Place 11, Garceau's 6; Tim's Place f7, Haekett's 1; Esposito's 8, S & S Unlimited 1; Esposito's 7, McGees 0; Wells Siding 14, Sears Trucking 5; Garrow's 11, McGee's 10; Baker & Sons 11, Ahern's 9; Ahern's 8, 8-Poet 2; and S 6 S Unlimited 14, Garrow's 1.
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Adirondack Cycle apsets Ckazy PLATTSBURGH - In City Women's Softball League action last
week, Adirondack Cycle knocked Chazy from the ranks of the undefeated with a 16-15 come-from-behind victory. Chary built up a 10-2 lead after 2Vt innings on home runs by Betsy Trombley and Joanne Gratto.
Cycle tied the scoring by scoring seven runs in the fourth at 11-11 and made it 13*11 with two runs in the fifth. Chazy regained the lead only to have the winners take the lead for good in the sixth on Angie Richards three-run HR.
Chazy remains doe game in front as a result of an earlier 8-6 win over the French Connection. - The French Omnection then rebounded for a 17-2 victory over Sub-way as Beaner Roberts had four hits.
Korina won two games — a 10-4 suspended contest over Sub-way and a 9-4 win over Adirondack Cyde, scoring six runs in the sixth to break a 3-3 tie. The Cadyvffle Merchants won their lone game of the week, 16-7, over the Korina and Sub-way edged Sukf s, 8-7, in eight innings
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and a 6-0 victory over Sun Dog Sports to take over first place in the Malone Mens Fast-Pitch League with a 6-1 record. .Seven ' s , a 7-0 winner over Capt Toots, is doee behind at 5-1.
A & M Beverages and Z-Bar are tied with 6-2 records. Z-Bar bounced back from its setback to Sidelines Lounge to knock off A A M Beverages, 3-1, later in the week.
The rest of the league is below .500
CHAZY - Tommy Harrimn ralty kick with 15 seconds left the game lifted Chaxy-
Giroux's past Chateaugay-Merchants, 2-1, in North Country Soccer League action Saturday.
Harrigan had broke free on a breakaway and was fouled in the penalty area by goalie Alfie LaDue.
Robin Weeden had given Giroux's, which played the entire second half one-man down, a 1-0 halftime lead. Chateaugay, 2-1, was able to tie the game with three minutes left before Harrigan's heroics.
Blair Villemaire was in goal for Chazy, 3-0.
corded the shutout for The Lacquer Shop, 3-0. Little Caesar's falls to 0-3.
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man and Dana Davis each scored twice to lead Keesevills past Main Street Market, 9-1.
Shawn Worden added a goal and two assists for Keeseville, 2-1. which got goal scoring from seven players.
Travis Watts scored the lone goal for Main Street, 0-3.
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L.P. Bechard for a goal with four minutes left in the second half to send The Lacquer Shop past Little Caesar* s, 1-0.
The Lacquer Shop dominated the field of play in the second half, but couldn't better Caesar's goalie Matt Ledges until the final minutes. Rick Goslow re-
PAFB, Elkdburt draw P L A T T S B U R G H - Jay
Prescott scored in the second half to lift host Plattsburgh Air Force Base to a 1-1 tie with EUenburg-Carter's.
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19-4 victory over Dons Used Cards and an 11-6 win ova- Smith Towing to grab a share of first place in the Amvets Slo-Pitch League. — <.•--• —-—-
Also tied for first is Barrett's* an 18-12 winner war Top Forty Video. Both A & M and Barretts are 7-1 on the season. .
Jammers, a 13-4 winner over Nason's Floorcovering, is a close third at 6-1. Top Forty Video is 6-2.
NORWICH, Ct. - Toby Lane threw a complete game one-hit-ter to lead American Legion Post 326 past Norwich, 5-0, in the second game of the Norwich Legion Baseball Tournament Saturday.
Post 326 dropped the first game to South County, Rhode Island, 6-4.
Against Norwich, Kirk Beattie hit a two-run home run in the third inning for all the offense Post 326 wbuki need. The homer gave the Adirondack team a 3-0 lead. They added two more run in the top of the fifth inning for the final margin.
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ty scored three runs in the fifth inning to build a 5-3 lead. Both teams traded seventh-inning runs for the final score.
Jason Crippen collected three hits, including a double in the two games for Post 326, which improves to 4-2. The Adirondack team continues play today at 12:30 against MontvUle, Ct.
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HUDSON FALLS - Derek Martisus of AuSable Valley won the 1,500-meter run Saturday at a Junior Olympic regional track and field meet in Hudson Falls.
Martisus was timed in 4:09, one second ahead of Corey Facteau of Peru.
In the boys 800. Tim Eagan of Peru placed second behind Paul Lupi of Niskayuna. Lupi, the New York State high school 800-meter champ, finished in
1:58.0. Eagan , bound for SUNY-Delhi in the fall, was timed in 2:00.7.
Kelly Miller, also of Peru, won the girls triple jump. Andy Brown of Northeastern Clinton competed in the high jump, but his finish was not known at press time.
Martisus, Facteau, Eagan and Miller all qualify for the eastern regional meet in Providence, R.I., June 28-30.
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