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4th ED. THE HARTFORD COURANT: Thursday, March 17, 1983 E17 (LOCAL SPOffiYS ROAD RACES NOTABLE -JS- TSgp i Middletown 12TH ANNUAL JOHN W. ENGLISH MARATHON (26 miles, MS yards) Held March 6 at Wosleyan Unlvtrtlly Flniihtri Not: Number In brackets after nam ii age ol runntr Oanltl Rtihntr, (19), Warwick, N.Y., 2:26:53.4 Tim smith, t34j, Norwicn, William Roger-. (31), Uncesvlllc, 2:30:06 Joseph Ulanowlcz, (32), Coventry, 2:37:26 Bill Marshall, (37), Norwich, 2:38:31 Robert Enrlght, New Hovcn, 2:40:24 Oavld Buddfngton, (41), Glaslon-bury. 3:43:33 Michael Kc lie her, (26), Springfield, 2:44:31 Ed Sandlfor, (31), Sprlngliold, 2:45:33 Stephen Lamb, (26), Portland, 2:46:14 Burt Selferheld, (34), West Hart- 4irA Douglas Hood, (34), New Haven, 2:48:01 Oonald Tremagllo, (31), Water- bury, Richard Comjtock, (38), Hlg-ganum, 2:49:32 George Staznltskas, (39), Nauga-tuck, 2:49:54 Peter Madden, (39), Bethany, John Johnson, (38), willimantic, 2:50: 18 Peter Hayes, 1251, Wcthorsficld, 2 S0 33 "Brett Galorn, (38), Waterbury.

2:51:18 Jan Slonskl, (43), Canterbury. Charles Perry, (33), BelhlOhom, 3:51:45 Bert Meyer, (37), New Mlllord, Howard Rosenblatt, (36), Naugo- tuck Robert Marshall, (36), Wet Red- ding, 3-53-17 Sally Zlmmcr, (23), Windsor, 2:53:74 Chip Apfclbaum, Sub Master, Avon, 2:53:35 Inf-frnu MfffniWu. (V.1 Harwich. R.E. McCarthy, (42), Hig ganum, 2:54:34 Bltl Billings, (31), Mystic, 2:54:44 Richard Schultcr, (35), Guilford, Larry Baylc, (33 Brattlcbora, 2:55:51 Al Bocken, (54), San Antonio, Tex- as, 2:55:54 Len Hall, (29), Monroe, N.H.

EAST HARTFORD Edgar Watroui. roller skating pro of the Palace Figure and Dance Club of Skating Palace East, East Hartford, has been inducted into the Hall of Fame of the North Eastern Chapter Association. Watrous, who began roller skating at 9. was 1965 world free style champion and five times was named U.S. champion.

He has been teaching since 1973 and presently also heads the speed team, the Chargers, at Skating Palace East. He will be honored at the association's 19th annual awards dinner April 5 in Swansea. Mass. Tickets for the event are available at Skating Palace East. WILLIMANTIC Eric Byrove put in a rebound with only six seconds to play in overtime Sunday to give the outh 77-75 victory over the North in the annual Willimantic YMCA Junior Basketball League All-Star Game.

Reuben Madera was high scorer for the winners with 25; James Hunter led the North with 24. Complete rosters of the All-Star squads are: SOUTH Sporthut: Sieve Holt, Stan Rybari; Brand Rex: Javier Ramos, Andy Caslagna; Windham Surgical: Barclay Ferguson, Evan Narotsky; Independent Bank: Reuben Madera, Eric Byrove; Willimantic Savings: laura Smith, John Smith; coaches. Gordon Muir, George Allen, Dick Wadsworth, Fred Holt all of Sporthut. NORTH Knights of Columbus: Ken Valliere, Scott Quick; Fowler Agency: James Hunter, Ben Hatch; Hosmer Mountain: Steve Bioty, Malt Potter; Lewis Insurance: Brian Lamont, Skip Lewis; Lions Club: Kevin Young, Noel Koppisch; Jaycees: Paul Healy, Chris Deston; coaches: Joe Ticottky and Tom Moore. Knights of Columbus.

GLASTONBURY Sarah Pitt, a freshman from Glastonbury, set her second Connecticut College pool swim record of the season recently, completing the 200-yard individual medley in 2:28.60. Her record-breaking effort helped Conn College to a 69-50 victory over Western Connecticut. Steve Miller Manchester Hieh nool. The Recreation Department spon sored a review of lifesaving skills EMERGENCY MEASURES Kathy Szarek, left, with help from Ray Lasta straps "victim" Eric Johnson on a stretcher during a staged water accident March 3 in the preparing lifeguards for 395; Pete Wgltvna, 391; Paul Naole, 158; Bob Mike, 153; Lorry Seretto, 151; Pat Irish, 151; Jim Evans, 151 METRO BOWL JOE D. SERIGNESE BOWLING LEAGUE (ii of March 10) Glastonbury GLASTONBURY DUCKPIN BOWL EAST HARTFORD CHURCH LEAGUE (As of March 3) High Scores: Louis Massolini, ISO-ISO; Dick Haielton, 129-136; Paul Bron, 133-120; Lillian Siggla, 125; Harry Brothcrton, 128; Tootle Banlly, 143; Marl ha Goaaln, 121; Helen Sladyk, 116; Betty Rettberg, I); JoeSala, 115; Bill Griffith, 143; Elbert Welgold.

119; out me rvccyvrr, JoeSlniscalchi.UI GLASTONBURY BOWL MAJOR MIXED DOUBLES LEAGUE (As of March 4) 2: David McKirdy, (34), Woodbury, Harry Lcpp, (25), Danlolson, 3:50:32 2-56-S6 Sheldon Mahler, (44), New Gar-Luther Emerson, (40), Brattle- dens, N.Y., 3:51:49 boro, 2:57:14 Mark Llnehan, (36), Torrlnglon, Jeff Bu'rdlse'y, (54), Weston, 2:59:47 3:52:15 Jim Toocchl, (39), Windsor, 2:59: 57 Carolyn Sunderman, (43), Form-Bill Talbot, (39), Torrington, tngton, 3:53:27 3 00-41 Jack Geslno, (31), Hjmden, 3:54:44 James Puktln, (41), Madison, John Buck, (32), Hartford, 3:54:48 3:0105 James MacGafUn, (57), Pawca- Robcrt Fcrnald, (25), Groton, Ronald Dyrerlatken, (26), New tne coming BOWLING Prsyner, 159-402; Ernest Verdono, 15S-442; Bob Brownson, 411 FRANCO LEAGUE (As of March 4 joe Collins Qonne Gray Ken soucy Don Oube Roland Oube 7 5 Glcnda Levasseur 6 6 Joel Dube 6 6 Lou Poitras 4 6 Esther Lavole 4 8 VcrnaGrlvois 3 9 Weakly Highs High Individual Game: Jan Beau' lieu, 158; LcwLapointc, 169 High individual Set: Nancy Oube, 383; Ralph Beoulieu, 439 High Average: Kote Poitras, 108, High Team Game: Team No. 519 High Team Set: Team No. 1386 NEW TRI-COOMTY MIXED LEAGUE (As of Mar.S) Indians 25 11 White Sox 13 14 Royals 21 15 Orioles 19 17 Red Sox 17 19 Tigers 1 Brewers 12 24 Yankees 12 24 Division A Ed Stebcn's Glass Co. 19 11 Parkview South Condo 17 13 O.J. DeMalo's 17 13 Aerospace Welder's Inc.

17 13 Sportsman Cafe Inc. 15 15 Andrew's Oil Co. 15 15 Ironworks Gym Inc. 14 16 D. Burr Mfg.

Co. 13 17 Sam Marino's Carpet's 12 IB Annulli's Const. Co. 11 19 EAST HARTFORD Mary Anne Bojko, a Penney High School senior, has been recognized in a Town Council resolution for being the first member of the girls basketball team to score 1,000 points in her career. Bojko lead her team to an undefeated season while averaging 18.8 points per game.

She had a career high of 31 points in one game. Bojko was named to the first tean in the Central Connecticut Interscholastic League in her soptiomore and junior years. She also has attained general honors in her studies. The resolution, endorsed by the council and Mayor George A. Dfl'gon.

says her many achievements "are testimony to her extraordinary performance" and "she has set an unmatched example for others to follow in scholastic sports." Weekly Highs High Averages: Dom vendola, lT.J, sieve minci. IJO.W, Kecgan, 126.24; At Hartensteln, 125.47; Tcny Bellody, 125.32 High Scores: At Hartensteln, 142-147-145-434; Steve Miller, 160-411; Doug Allen, 139-383; Dom Vendola, 375; Paul Clements, 139; Brad Cox, 137; Galen Cole, 135 SUBURBANITES LEAGUE (As Of March 3) H.O. Ponn Machinery 16 8. Plumbing Suppllesl5 9 Freddy's Mobil of Plaln- vflle 15 9 Tongren Builders 14 10 Cromwell Ele7ven Store 14 10 E.H. Sewing Center 14 10 KamlnskyLandry 12 12 Dombkowskl-Goldcn 17 12 Bimontc'sof Hamden 11 13 Flanagan Brothers 11 13 Pawlina-Orzech 11 13 Manchester Center St.

7-1 1 Store 10 14 LaBoca, Inc. 10 14 Price-Taylor 10 14 Family Bake Shop 9 15 Arbor Acres 8 16 vf)e Inn Susie. 55 Gu ford. 3:02:4 Susan Richardson, (24, Canton, 3:02:55 George Gracber, (43), Mansfield, 3:05:02 Dick Vloue, (39), Bristol, Wayne Ricard, Sub Masters, Nau- yVt-; Vm ih Walter Talmaller, Sub Masters, Prospect, 3:07:33 John Gudilen, (33), Huntington, 3:07:40 Fred Gorcllck, (35), 5tony Creek, 3:07:55 Bob Schalch, (38), Rocky Hill, 3:09:39 Greg Urbonk, (40), Westbrook, 3:10:11 James Colderone, (44), Southing-ton. 3:11:24 Thomas Gibbons.

(62), Beiirose, N-Y- 3:13:14 James Gotta, (32), Portland, 3:13:16 Michael Giuliar Torrinaton. 3:13:40 Sub Masters, Gilbert Demarcst, (52), Plainvllle, 3:13:47 Weekly Highs Team Results: Sleben's Glass over Andrew Oil Co, 3-0; Sportsman Parkview South Condo over O. Burr Mtg. 2-1; Ironworks Gym over Aerospace Welder's, 2-1; Annulli's Const. Co.

over O.J. DcMalo's, 2-1 High Single: Dick Simmons, 175 High Individual No Mark: Jack Plrsl, 96 High Individual Single: Nonny Zai-zero, 217 High Individual Triple: Al Pletran- area, 477 High Team Single: O.J. DeMalo's, 730; Aerospace Welder's, 696 High Team Triple: O.J. DeMalo's, Strikeouts 17 to Playmates 15' lift Powerhouse 15 12 69er's IS 12 Sunshine Girls 14 13 Swingers 11 16 Scxlinks lO'a 16Vi Smurlettes 10 17 Weakly Highs High Single: Mariellen Vogt, 197; Sandy Nlles, 173 High Triple: Mariellen Vogt, 465; aonoy mies, Hiah Averaae: Carol Bunk. Sondv Nlles, 137.

Ci en jJJ, UJ man -in tn bawling a 197-eme, MarleHtn bowled an all-mark game. She start- td wlih a double and spared the ne1 New League Record GLASTONBURY MEN'S CLASSIC LEAGUE (As Of March 7) 23 7 18 12 10 20 7 23 16 Weekly Highs Hlah Averages: Debbie Riddell. 115.22; Ruby Jordan, 112 Peggy Hlgh Teem Game: Cromwell Ele7v- Rornano-Ravalese-Guer-Mockus, 107.19; Diane Trtcinskl, ur. rette 14 Charles Cunningham, (40), Sims-bury, 3:14:07 Bernard Snow, (S1), New Haven, 3:14:32 Jos Wheeler, (46), Fairfield, 3:14:55 Paul Flnncgan, (32), Wethersliold, 3:14:59 Joseph Smith. (40), Noank, David Tranvlsano, (28), Water-bury, 3: 16:03 Linda Sprague.

(29). Guilford, 3:16:09 Nicholas Wallner, (19), Middle- 'own, 3:16:50 Michael Smew, Sub Masters, Flor ence, 3:16:54 George Jaramillo, (34), South-bury, 3:17:40 Michael Curtis, (20), Now Haven. 3:17:54 Kurt Detlcfsen, (29), Southbury, Richard Tullock, (24), Wlnsted, 3:19:31 Dennis Chllds, (20), West Springfield, 3:19:44 Paul Stadler, Sub Masters, Tor-rlngton, 3:19:51 James Couflcld, (34), Wethers-Held, 3:20:43 Dove Bocco, (44), Torrington, Larry Settle, Masters, no town ovohuqiu, Walter Smith, (31). Sandy Hook 3:25:47 Andrew Budda, (47). Trumbull, 3:26:10 Anthony Gaglinardl, (38), New Haven, 3:27:06 Robert Harding, (37), Norwich, Bruce Estcs, (36), Marlborough, 3:32:14 Vincent Carta, (44), Middletown, 3:32:34 Thomas Lavoy, (34), Southbury, 3:33:19 Andrew Slnder.

Junior, Guilford, 3:34:01 Phillip Monteleone, 5ub Masters, Wolcott, 3:34:34 Harvey Clark, (31), Framlngham, 3:34:43 David Balson, (37), Higganum, 3:34:44 Paul (29), New London, 3:35:30 David Murphy, (33), Troy, 3:36:02 Erica Kent. (44), Andovcr, 3:36:11 Joseph Tougcr, (30), Uncasville, 3:40:03 Chris Donnelly, (29), Now Haven, 3::28 Samuel Mohncr, (39), Naugatuck, 3:41:13 JohnMcMlllian, (34), New Britain, Edwards, (37), Hartford, 3:44:39 Dob''OW' Mlddielown, 3:46:34 Dn.om, Donald Billings, (38), Glaston bury, 3:56:48 Craig Dolnldt, Sub Masters, Rocky Hill, 3:59:49 Rebecca Abramson, (21), Middle-town, 3:59:54 Ronald Albaltis, (38), Naugatuck, 4:01:15 Julie Ruskln, 4:04:0 Mark Horak, Sub Masters, Hous- TestM. 4:08:50 Patrick Grlshus, (35), Waterbury, mowama Brown, wma-ri, ongn- ton, 4:16:12 Cynthia Drlnkwater, (24), Wll-llamstown, 4:18:41 Donald Cram, (33), 4:18:42 Elizabeth Sunderman (IS), Farm- ington, 4:56:00 Paul Robertson (43), Red Bank, N.J., 4:57:35 Andy Stabllt, Grand Masters, Banbury, 4:59:05 Richard Mine, (32), Branford, 5:05:59 jcannette Cyr, (48), Kensington, 5:11:10 plonshlp game); Goals: TC Gregg Tolman 3, Kevin Wlehn, Sean Allard; SW Graham; Saves: TC Chris Sen-scney SW Len Marchese 25 Mites A Division Wllbraham, Mass. 6 Trl-Clty Plaza Goals: TC Gregg Tolman 3, Ken Herold, Kevin Wlehn; others not re ported; Saves: Mori arty 22; TC -Billy Pace 13 Mites Division Hamden 4, United Bank Goals: Burrock 2, Molan. Roche; UB Phil Dakln, Derek Wood.

Dave Burr; (nk n. im'. c-m 15 Squirt A Division Fogarty Bros. 6, South Wlndior II Goals: FB Andy Gagnon 2, Scott Livingston, Mark Larlvlere, Kevin Zbyk, Rod Gray; SW Ptunkettj Saves: FB Brendan Wheeler SW AuguslnsenBolvln 26 Squirt Division Horst Engineering 3, Suffleld Goals: HE Scott Wlnot 2, Brian Wry; Jerry Morgan Saves: HE Kxv-In Mlllen 10; D. Newton 28.

Horst Engineering won by forfeit over Longmeadow, Mass. Pae Wee A Division vuui-circuiT55, Avon goois: wc John Warden 4. Fonllhurt: A Mc Laughlin, Swenson; Saves: MC- Vln Slca 16; A Batchelder 9 West Hartford 5, Multi-Circuits Goals: WH Blanchard 2. Allssl, Selcon; MC Dan Arecanas 2, Bruce Sklvlngton, Rodrlgues; Saves: WH O'Meara 19; MC Vin Sice 21 Pet Wee Division Regal Men's Shop 8, Simsbury II Goals: Dave Molln2, Alex Rodrlgues 2, RobClraco, Brian Hughes, Sllvaln Boaudoin, Jeff Allen; Outstanding players: offense Pat Doyle; defense, John Dempsey; Note: It was Derrick Taylor's 10th shutout of the season. Pee Wa B2 Division Fish Realty 4, Simsbury 3 Goals: John Andrinl 2, Scott Worden, Todd Larlvlere; not reported; Saves: Sean Todd 12; not reported; Outstanding pliyer: John Andrinl Bantam Division Reed Construction 3, Simsbury Goals: Paul Thompson 2, Carl 5Koog; not reported; savet: Brian Oatwav 18; not reported Columbia 7, Reed Construction other information not reported BEARS vardal Nickarton Rotherforth Jtefanakls TOTAL SILVER CITY 267 Rloux 353 280 Borkowskl 271 Pollklto 266 Mlktilcza 2D Lane 1367 TOTAL 275 WNOSR.

LOCKS CAPITOL CITY 219 Stula King Sowdy Cadman -aun TOTAL 277 Paene 212 Voog 274 273 276 MacKemle 271 2H Gaudet 269 1404 TOTAL 1367 TELEPHONE MANCHESTER O'Brien 24 Helsler 271 ZweltnlclcM. 271 Doll 27 2H Lots 2t3 Haley 2M Greseclose 279 lerardl 276 Starkweather 35 TOTAL 1399 TOTAL 1403 CHARTER OAK TORRINGTON StikUh 273 Soraslo 271 Schubert Price King Klimas TOTAL DELL CITY Slnnott Hock vliks Thltlman TOTAL 274 DOUCino 27S 211 Ploschek 274 267 Boyajlan 277 266 Basse 27S 1361 TOTAL 1372 METACON 2M Ekwall 270 Mayor 216 Raskaskas 274 GuglieHi 275 Paskus 1373 TOTAL EDDY GLOVER HFD. INS.GP. sereno 212 Sylveln 253 Seavev 249 254 221 BUIIca Hart, M.R. Chattas 260 Cutkomp 253 Thatcher 261 Llndall 1309 TOTAL SMrltV TOTAL HOCKEY 107.9; Eileen Perrault, 105.70 High Scores: Eleanor Fanefll, 127- Scnmldi, Jib; sniney oaiiup, Diane Trzclnskl, 136-343; Joyce Cote, 128; Carol Serotto, 139; Janet Tuohey, kiiiv tnes, uv-ar.

kudv jot- dan, 122-344 LAUREL STATE WOMAN'S MAJOR LEAGUE (As of Mar. I) Zlpser Club 20 10 Lota's Farm No.1 19 11 R.F.Bradley ins 17 13 B.D.K. Machine Co. 17 13 Chief's Inc. 15 15 Bunce Bull's 15 IS Elm Pharmacy Inc.

14 16 Larry's Service Station 14 16 Pagonl's Caterer's tnc. 13 17 Vol. Hose Co. No.3 12 IB Lata's Farm No.2 12 18 Six Packer's Inc 12 IB swim season. High Team Set: Cougars, 2432 High Team Game: Bobcats, 837 High Team Set: Cougars, 2433 High individual Single: Scott Campbell, 223 High Individual Triple: Pete By ram, 563 HOLIDAY DUCKPIN LANES MENS HARTFORD COUNTY TRIPLES LEAGUE (As of March 3) Mcrlino's IB 6 CRS Answering Service 17 John's tieciric Greer's 7-1IA McAllister's Urbanettl Insun Jal Alai No.3 Highland Park Market 13 East Hartford Nursery No.

I 12 Grecr's7-11B 9 Marincltl's Auto Truck 9 Lappcn Insurance 9 Christopher Jewelry 8 16 East Horllord Nursery No.2 8 16 Corrcnti Insurance Agency 7 17 Norton Sod 6 18 Weekly Highs Hlah Scores: Roe 155-405; Stan Smith, 159-442; Dan McAllister, 157-154-176-487; Bob Cloughsey, 152-409, George Pcllcller, 167-166-150-478; George Cochran, 152; Frlti Dolmos-tro, 406; Ed Buauclus, 165; Tony Mar-Inclll, 161-427; Kevin Kelley, 183-433; Joe DeAngells. 411; Mike Lappen, 406; Ed Kaskey, 157411; Adam Tycz, 16S; Charles Borrows, 183-420; Mike Balesano, 159-403; Jim Sokolowskl, 156-420, Roy Flore, 169-437 High Team Triple: Hiyliland Park Market, 1334 High Team Single: McAllister's, 501 High Individual Triple: Ray Flore, 498 High Individual Single: Ray Fiore, High Averages: George Pelletlei ri no in 'iSca Flore, 138.S9 CUNLIFFE AUTO BODY MEN'S TRIPLES LEAGUE (As of March 2) Heritage Bait 8. Catering 19 8 Purdy Corporation 16 11 Metro Bowl 16 11 CunlitfcAuto Body 15 12 Nichols Manchester Tire 14 13 New England Truck 'N' Van 14 13 The Civic Pub 14 13 The Mark Brothers 14 13 Coleman Brothers 13 14 13 14 The Village Stylist 12 15 Pumpernickel Pub 10 17 The Pantry 10 17 National Tool Die 9 18 Weekly Highs High Avaragis: Don McAllister, 138.23; Chris Plomlcy, 137.46 High Scores: Chris Plumley, 179-467; Greg Lukas, IS9-IB6-4S6; JoeToll-sano, 173-434, Lee Prior, 156-159-433; Bill Hanson, 41 George Burgess, 159-410; Jim Bell, 155-410; Steve Williams, 150-410; Dave Caslagna, 408; John Kernel, 154-405; John 403; Adolph Kusiaj, 398; Scott Smith, 156- BASKETBALL JohnsonGreen 14, ReynoldsTo-pllff 12 Girls Grades 5 a Thalacker Danohy Reugcn Neville Results Danohy 30, Rcugen IB Thalacker 34, Rcugen 20 Reugen44, Neville 31 Thalacker 26, Ocnehy 19 GlastOubltry Weekly Highs Kuii: ountc dmis over Chiefs 3-0; Six Packer's over Team Results: Bunce Bill's over B.D.K. 3-1; Zlpser Club over R.P.B., Glastonbury Bowl H'A HVi Gllletll's 12ft Buckboard 17 13 Fogorly Oilers IS'i 144 Villa Rose Lanes 15VS U'i Dims 16 Anderson Brothers Amoco 13V 16'i Bell Amusement tVt 2'i SOUTH WINDSOR South Windsor's Mites A team captured the championship of the Connecticut Hockey Conference, defeating Yale, 9-2, in the title game. Mike McDer-mott led the offense with four goals.

Robbie Gagnon added two with Jeff House, T.R. Shuttleworth and Robbie Corcoran adding single scores. Mark Cherwinski was in goal throughout as South Windsor swept through the five-game set undefeated. The opening game was a 5-3 victory over the same Yale sextet with McDermott scoring a three-goal hat trick and Shuttleworth and Brian Murray also scoring. The second bround brought a 5-1 victory over Enfield with McDermott adding his second hat trick along with scores by Gagnon and House.

Noahj Borrero took over 'the scoring burden eith a hat trick in a 6-1 quarterfinals victory over Southern Connecticut. Gagnon scored twice and Kevin Malloy added the final goal. South Windsor gained the finals with a 6-2 victory over West Haven. McDermott and Gagnon each scored twice; Shuttleworth and Borrero added singles. During the competition the defense was anchored by Cherwinski, Tim Huk, Mike Weis, Adam Jacoby, Brenan Chase and Murray.

The team is coached by Robert Murray, assisted by Richard Shuttleworth and Albert Chase. South Windsor has been invited to participate in the Oyster Bay, N.Y. Invitational Tournament March 25-27. -1; loio i-arm no. over cim r-nor- Av cnff.ld 4 TSToVni 7 5.

IntlSlS 4 (Avon win, best-Hose Co. 2-1, Paganl over 0Mhroe Dtavoff series. 2-0). 21 7 20 8 19 9 16 12 15 13 15 13 miry 15 13 15 13 13 15 12 16 12 16 10 IB 7 21 6 22 Stanchtleld Hesco Sal's Nursery Windsor Bank Maple Opticians Valley Easl Haddsm Store Bruno's Auto Body Freight irainc MUStBnQS Skate Fantasy Addison Package Better Brands Donut Depot weekly Highs High Individual Game Gene stanchfield, 194 Mickey High Average: Dave Stanchtleld, 133.21 High Team Game: Hesco, 627 High Team Set: Sal's Nursery, 1695 The E.T.'S Diamond Restaurant JDC Enterprises Rayco Paving Yacobollls-MacMullen Cromwell Elc7ven Store Ha.j Aquarius Restai rant E.H. Sewing Center Bernie's Rooting Rltro Pool weekly Highs High Individual Game: Mary gess, 160, John Moseslan, 183 High Individual Set: Mary Ann Bel-nlak, 439; Vlnny Asklntowki, 441 High Average: Wilda Guerrette, Vinny Askintowicz, 138.

High Team Game: JDC Enterprises, 436 High Team Set: The E.T'S. 1313 Hamden JOHNSON'S LANES CONNECTICUT YOUTH DUCKPIN TRAVEL LEAGUE (AS ol March 6) Metro Bowl 15 9 Holiday No. 1 14 10 Glastonbury Rookies 14 10 Villa Rose 14 10 Glastonbury Defenders 14 10 Cheshire Lanes 14 10 Turnpike Lanes 13 11 Holiday No.2 3 2 Johnson's Lanes 10 14 Manchester BRUNSWICK PARKADE LANES CRAVAT LEAGUE (As of March 4) Weekly Highs High Average: Bill Cobb, 180 mmml mmm Coventry Coventry youth BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION (As of March 5) Boys Grades 7 League Hckiund(BiodBcii 4 pariycnNewton i Brownwiimot 2 Results BrownWllmot 41, PariyckNew t0l ksundBlodgett 43, Annlno- Carlson 26 Boys Grades 5 Weekly High) ulh lyiniiH- rarnl Bunk 1H i7- Judy Sylvester, 132.38; Witde Goer- rette, 131.70; Kathy Pontes. 131.51; Tel Norton, 129.67 High Scores: Chickey Barrera, 150-417; Judy Sylvester, 172-413; Debbie Johndro. 154-410; Tef Norton, 409; Kathy Pontes, 409; Ann Schmltter, 407; Mary Burgess, in; Merieiien Vogt, 150 GLASTONBURY SENIOR CITIZENS LEAGUE High Averages: Dick Haielton, 121.41; Adam Tyci, 121.40; Louis Massolini, 116.1; Bud Lucas, 113.18: Paul Bron, 110.44; Tootle Bantly, 110.16; Lllllan Siggla, 108.28; Mary Bouley, 106.6; Ann Lucas, 104.23; Martha Gog-gin, 102.30 Larry 2-1 High Single: R.

Hill, 1S3 High individual No Mark: T. Schle hofer, 95 High Individual Single: R. Hill, 183 High Individual Triple: Bob Ma- tros, 454 Mansfield LUCKY STRIKE LANES BUSINESSMEN'S LEAGUE (As Of March 4) Congo's Glngras Shoes Country Barn Rough Riders Trucking 8. Dlst. Lueky's Smith Flooring Hosmer Mt.

Aklm Eng. Camera Center Mooners North Division Areawide Playoff Results Squirts South Windsor 4, Newlngton 2 South Windsor 7, Newlngton 4 aouin Windsor rtcwingiun (South Windsor wins best-ot-three playoff series, 2-0) Avon and South Windsor will meet in the finals Bantams Avon 6, Enfield 3 Entlotd5, Avon 3 of-three series, 2-1, and advances to the finals) Windsor Locks 5, South Windsor 1 (Windsor Locks leads best-of-three series, 1-0; winner will tove Avon tn the finals.) Midgets First Round South Windsor 9, West Hartford 2 South Windsor 2, Slmsbury 1 Simsbury 4, West Hartford 2 Columbia 8, Enfield 2 Avon 3, Enfield 1 Avon 4, Columbia 2 (Avon, Columbia, South Windsor end Slmsbury advance to the semifinals) Semifinals South Windsor 4, Columbia 1 South Windsor 5, Columbia 1 (South Windsor wins best-oMhrec series, 2-1, and advances to the finals) Avon 4, Slmsbury 1 Avon 4, Slmsbury 1 (Avon wins best-ot-three series, 2-0 and advances to the finals) ECHO (As of March 6) Glastonbury Tournament Mites Division Only Trl-Clty Plaza 1, Glastonbury 1 Goals: TC Sean Allard; Steve Vatentl; Saves: Chris Senseney 16; John Barnard Trl-Clty Plaia 12, Enfletd 0 Goals: Ken Herold 3, Sean Atlard 3, Gregg Tolman 3, Kevin Wlehn 2, Mike Russo; Saves: TC Chris Seno- seney Matt Stauffer 25 Tri-Clty 5, South Windsor 1 (cham- High Scores: Gene Stanchfield, 172-194-498; Gene Robertson, 181-432; Dan Cougars Ficacelli, 168-422; Sam Boraonraro, Bobcats 164-410; Ken Shuckrow, 163; Dick Tigers Jaguars Lions Leopards BULLETIN BOARD SPECIAL RACE TWINBIU MARCH 27 LITTLE LEAGUE EAST HARTFORD Tryouts for the East Harford Little League are scheduled March 26 and 27. Boys and girls 10 to 12 should attend Saturday at 10 a.m.; those 8 and 9 should report at 1 p.m. on both days. Participa- Kth Ais.r ir- 4nr rr.H Q.aar.AlHc WEST HARTFORD Two "races are scheduled March 27 at King Philip Junior High School, sponsored by United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Hartford and Charter Oak Chapter, Telephone Piorleers to promote cerebral nikw ennrtc Mnnaw raieoH Hurino thft nmaram will ho National and Eastern League tryouts will be held at McAuliffe Park, Norris School.

Main Street. American used to send area cerebral palsied athletes to the U.S. Championships of the National Association of Sports Knights of ColumbusS 2 Fowler Agency 7 3 Hosmer Mountain 6 4 Lions Club 2 Lewis Insurance 2 8 Jaycees 0 10 South Division Sporthut 2 Brand Rex 2 Windham Surgical 7 3 Independent Bank 4 6 Willimantic Savings 3 7 for Cerebral Palsy. July 30-Aug. 4 in Fort Worth.

Texas. The opening race, scheduled at 1 245 p.m., is a 5.000-meter run restricted to cerebral palsied athletes. League (east of Forbes tryouts will be at Gorman pants are asked to report to the playing fields. Severn-year-olds may They will automatically be Ambulatory patients, with compete in one division; second division. Both divisions will be further broken Results, March 12 Windham Surgical 48, Lions Club 31 SHOOYING league.

No registrants will be turned away, all will be down into male and female groups, placed on a team at some league level. The second race, 10,000 meters, is open to all For moreinformation. contact Fred Maura, 568- runners and will be broken down into seven age divi-1475. sions and also into male and female groups. Glleau 5 0 Turro 4 1 Loferrler 4 2 Coombs 3 3 Kasprazak 1 5 Polldoro 0 Results Brand Rex 40, Sporthut 37 Knights of Columbus 37, Hosmer Mountain 25 i All-Star Game, March 13 South 77, Norlh 75, overtime Playoff Sachedult Ffrst Round, March 19 2 p.m.

Jaycees vs. Hosmer Mountain 3:30 p.m.: Lions Club vs. Independent Bank and ends at the school. SOFTBALL LEAGUE ORGANIZING Imaglnccrs 12 2 Monaco Ford 8 5 Alrex Jokers 8 6 Green Hardware 8 6 N. E.

Blacktop 8 6 Luchs Beckerman 7 6 Central Paving 3 10 Mlnutcmcn 0 13 r-t actamdi mv a GLASTONBURY An organizational meeting for the ric cnfthaii nrnm-sun nr7nnrri hw tho prLc nH Softball sponsored by the Parks and ne ursx uu emnes win receive i-snirib anu an cu, finishers will receive commemorative ribbons. Early girls program TRYOUTS SET Street and south of 1-86) Park, Barnes School. Partici- to the schools before going register but no not tryout. placed in the instructional be held tonight at 7 p.m. be 9-years-old by July 1, to begin in late April and run first Pepsi Challenge Recreation Department will at the Academy School cafeteria.

Anyone interested in registration is $4, race day Entries can be obtained 05,05 RunnerJ maypick address. 0a coaching or otherwise helping with the league should attend. To be eligible, girls must or without crutches, win wheelchair athletes win tor a registration will be $5. by mail from Jeff Jones, up same baturday at WHIowbrook Reduced rate tickets for the Hartford Whalers and Que the Hartford Civic Center are each, may be purchased at 740 Main between 8:30 1983 and no older than 14 on that same date. All interested girls are urged to register regardless of skill or experience.

Registration is scheduled for Friday SOFTBALL TRYOUTS SATURDAY OTrs EAST HARTFORD Tryouts for East Hartford Little from fr30 to 8:30 nm and Saturday from a.m. League bOTiDail will held METROPOLITAN REVOLVER LEAGUE TEAM STANDINGS MIDDLETOWN COLTS manchester Windsor locks TKt tsounuv 5 uu bears metacon TORRINGTON r.LVER rirv Windsor CHARTER OAK EDDY GLOVER HFD. INS. GP. 22 '5 MATCHES MIDDLETOWN WINDSOR Glamia 272 Amato, P.

Rels Til Sears 2S3 Foil 2tS Adam 294 Nordberg 1396 TOTAL Pawlowskl Stemmler douo TOTAL WILLIMANTIC COLTS Howes 2S4 Generous 273 Lowrey 276 Ltdgard 3S3 Stadmeyer HI Glrardln. ft. 272 271 271 oiauc KSSSo VorT 7T Glrardln. H. MA 1405 TOTAL 1391 2 2 4 7 9 19 19 to noon at the Academy School cafeteria.

Registration on these days is $8 per player; late registration will be $10 per player. Players must present a birth certificate at the time of registration Flld- date Wlli be Sunday. The schedule: 11-year-olds. 10 a.m.; 12-year-olds, 11 a m-: 9-year-olds, 1 p.m.; 10-year-olds. 2 p.m.

Registration may be made at this time. Birth certifi- 5 p.m.: Lewis insurance vs. Willimantic Savings Quarterfinals, march 20 Noon: Brand Rex vs. Lions-lnde- pcndcnl Bank winner 1:30 p.m.: Fowler Agency vs. Willi antic Surolcal 3 D.m.: Knights of Columbus vs.

Lewi s-WInd ham Surgical winner 4:30 p.m.: Sporthut vs. Jaycees Hosmer Mountain winner Note: Playoff semifinals scheduled March 24 al 2 and 3:30 p.m.; tho championship game Is scheduled March 27 at VVt 119 1. Touroney, Cranston, R.I.; 2. Goldberg, West Hartford; 3. Pari-seo, Madison; 4.

Rod ley, Fairfield. iinih 1 Pfilumbo. Cranston. R.I 2. Potvln, Norlh Adams, 3.

Morettl, Crantton, R.I.; 4. Fltipa- trick, Fairfield. 142 1. McConnln, Fairfield; 2. Bloom.

West Hartford; 3. Larlvlere, Medlson; 4. Schaler. Madlton. 2.

'cZ0 Madison.V zikus, Andover. Anderson, Spring- (ieid, 2. Taylor, Manchester; 3, Womack, Waterbury; 4. Nlckloss, lcs mu5 uw Pfemeu. Results, Week ol Feb.

26 Green Hardware 114, Central B7 Alrex Jokers 90. Ml nut amen 73 N.E. Blacktop 73, Monaco Ford 67 imagin 0, forfeit Willimantic YMCA JUNIOR BASKETBALL LEAGUE Of March 13) Final Standings WRESTLING Trombley, North Adams, 3. Steed. West Windsor, N.J.; 4.

Cunningham, Wotcotl. Ib.t t. K. Hlgglnt, Fairtleld; 2. Veseskls, St.

Augustlno's (Hart ford); 3, P. Hlgglns, Terryvllle; 4. Megrodlchlah. East Greenwich, R.I. Clh.l I kmnnri.

KlnnllAH. JJEJJ l'r1or. ISShMmiMn. uu.M.n wvi ri, wa.d'en, n.y- 4. RuflOiercllo, Walden, N.Y.; 2.

Trombley, North Adamj, 3. Khalifa, Fairfield, 4. The season is scheduled through June. HOCKEY TICKETS AVAILABLE Lalcrrler 44, Kaspraiak 21 Turro 40, Coombs 39 Gllcau 23, Polldoro 16 Girls Grades 3 4 JohnsonGreen 1 ChombersMcPeck 3 2 LceteMcKaln 3 2 RcynoldsTopllff 3 3 ButoouThayre 2 3 WcstinRogers 0 5 Results cho, bcrsMcPeck 30, Bu- teauThayre21 LeeteMcKaln24, WostlieRogers Areawide kSswrotung" Held March 6 at Central Connecticut state univ. Results 'ti, west springiieid.

Bethlehem. Bn'dJB dyard. 4. cunn.ngham. WmMmn tHantorau 1.

vio'eue, firSm3'Madis( 75 l.Kiigore, For more information, call the Park and Recreeation Department, 659-2711, Ext. 317; or Bill DiNino, league president, at 633-5428. EAST HARTFORD hockey game between the bec Nordiques April 2 at CHALLENGE ROAD RACE APRIL 10 now on sale to town residents at the Recreation De- partment. Tickets, at $4 the deDartment Office. WATERBURY The meter road race in tne state tnis season is scneauied 5CneaUiea 55 l.

Collins, North Adorns, 55 1. coiiins. North Adams, April 10 at 1 p.m. The 6.2-mile sanctioned race will begin and end near the Waterbury YMCA. on the a'm' a p'm: npocont Purchasers must present fication Cards.

ment. She was the only Bantam and Midget squads 5t. tn nti the.r resident photo dent. prosper, yueoec tourna girl among the Columbia to compete in the tourney. Winners in 12 age group categories will advance to CORRECTION SeXw the Pepsi Challenge regional, then national competi- neid.Mass.

tions. Six age group categories are planned for both COLUMBIA Kim James is a member of the Colum- Krpp st Auu-men and women: 14 and under, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, bia Amateur Hockey Association Bantam team that n1bit John Knepp, si. au0us- Call 241-6589 at The Courant to report local sports results. wiionnjr, Walden, N.Y. 100 Moyors, St.

Augustine's IHartlord); 2. Etlrd, Cranston, R.I.; Note: John Mayers ol St. Augus-3. Touroney, Cranslon, R.I.; 4. Del- fnvs wrestling Club (Hartford) took Bonis, Cranston, R.t.

tint plan out ol 24 wrestlers In the 101 1. Petit, Walden, N.Y.; 2. 1001b. class and won the outstanding Hartung, Madison; 3. Colrn, St.

Au- wrestler award far the most pint In gusllne's Hartford); 4. Foscoto, fholeasttlme. Judoand JohnKnapp Fairfield. 5,1 Augustinei also won firsts. competea in tne recent w-4y ana ou ana over.

Additional information cier. race director, at the is available from John Mer Waterbury YMCA..