Hamburg NY Sun 1994-1995

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Page 24 • The Sun • Thursday, December 22,1994
St. Francis bowlers win two from St. Joe's
The St. Francis bowling team won team with a 590 set, including a
two games from St. Joe's last week 239. St. Francis now has a 7-8 record
as freshman Greg Callahan led the in the Msgr. Martin Association.
Callahan rolled a 206 his first
game, a team loss by 38 pins. His
239 came in the second game, in
which Jonathan Kroll bowled a 227
(574 set). The Red Raiders took the
third game by two pins as each
team seemed to fizzle in the stretch.
Callahan's third game was a 147.
The junior varsity team stretched
its undefeated record to 12-0 with a
4-0 sweep over St. Mary's of Lancaster. Chris Wargula led the team
with a 511 set, and frosh Justin
Fridman, in his first appearance,
rolled games of 179 and 183.
FOOTBALL
FORECASTS
Predicted Winners, Losers & Scores
PRIZE
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
SATURDAY, DEC. 24, 1 9 9 4
PROBABLE LOSERS & SCORES
28
21
24
18
21
24
24
31
18
14
21
17
DALLAS
•CLEVELAND
INDIANAPOLIS
GREEN BAY
•CHICAGO
ARIZONA
•CINCINNATI
•LA RAIDERS
NY JETS
•SAN DIEGO
•DENVER
•LA RAMS
*NY GIANTS
SEATTLE
BUFFALO
TAMPA BAY
NEW ENGLAND
•ATLANTA
PHILADELPHIA
KANSAS CITY
•HOUSTON
PITTSBURGH
NEW ORLEANS
WASHINGTON
21
10
21
14
20
20
23
28
14
10
20
14
SUNDAY, DEC. 25, 1 9 9 4
PROBABLE WINNERS & SCORES
'MIAMI
28 w-xr j
PREDICT-A-WINNER
i'Home Team
ENTRY BLANK
PROBABLE LOSERS & SCORES
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i! RICK FULLER IS THE
BIG WINNER IS
WEEK 161
Rick Fuller of Hamburg predicted all 12 games
Piace anX in box next to team you pick to win.
To pick a tie, place an X in box next to both teams. correctly to become this weeks winner.
Other Scores:
11 CORRECT: Leigh Lanciano, Susan Drago,
Nathan Hines, all of Hamburg; Norb Doherty of
Gary Spratz of Derby; Frank Venditti II
SATURDAY, DEC. 2 4 , 1994 Blasdell;
of Depew; Ken Nowakowski of North Collins; Tony
'NY
GIANTS
DALLAS
Alessi of West Seneca.
( )
10 CORRECT: Gene Delano, Norman Wiltsey,
( )
SEATTLE
'CLEVELAND
Hale Schrecengost Jr., Daniel McDonald, Charles
( )
BUFFALO
•INDIANAPOLIS
Cookson, Jim Zakowicz, Roman Balcerak, Luke
Murphy, Jerry Jacobik, Ed Ryczek, Andy Meyer,
.( ) TAMPA BAY
I GREEN BAY
Stu Meyer, Gar Pagett, Ed Lennon, Nancy Miller,
( )
NEW ENGLAND
I 'CHICAGO
all of Hamburg; John Galfo, Ken Herman, Tim
( ) 'ATLANTA
I ARIZONA
Feider, all of Angola; Irene Kaminski of Blasdell;
Maureen Zabron of Eden; Gregory Harla ofDepew;
I •CINCINNATI
( )
PHILADELPHIA
Phil Piwko of Lake View; Ted Damian of Orchard
( )
KANSASCITY
'LA RAIDERS
Park; Barbara Alessi of West Seneca.
9 CORRECT: Sam Tramontana, Carmen
NY JETS
( ) 'HOUSTON
Brugnone, Michael McDonald, Pauline Funnell,
*SAN DIEGO
( )
PITTSBURGH
Michelle Hansgen, Jody Wuertzer, Guy Blodgett,
( )
WASHINGTON
*LA RAMS
Judy Blodgett, John Jablonski, Mark Caboot, Dan
Sikora, Rick Lattimer, Gary & Deanna Hughes,
Tom Hertlein, Patrick Johnson, Mike Regan, Matt
SUNDAY, DEC. 2 5 , 1994
& Pete Pavlovich, Jim Meyer, Barbara Bauer,
'MIAMI
( ) DETROIT
( )
Mike Johnson, Richard Bauer, Jeffrey Skrzypek,
Burt Marsh, Donna Simoneit, Jerry Simoneit, Mike
H E BREAKER
Johnson, Keith Berta, Joe Hertlein, Lorraine
PICK ACTUAL POINTS
Fierle, Teri Fuller, all of Hamburg; Louis
•DENVER
SCORED BY EACH
Zawistowski of Blasdell; Kevin Bosiacki, Tony
TEAM, THEN ADD
Sorrentino,
both of Derby; Pamela Harla of Depew;
NEW ORLEANS
THEM
TOGETHER
Rosemarie Troidl, Karl Troidl, both of Gowanda;
I
FOR TOTAL
Kevin Johnson of Ken more; Emily Verbanoff of
Total Game Points
GAME POINTS
Lakeview; Anthony Alessi, Pat Troidl, both of
North Collins; Eric Forster of Orchard Park.
NAME:
8 CORRECT: Edward Hoak, Ed Burau, Walt
Lewandowski, Eric Blodgett, John Bowman, Bill
STREET:
Nistor, Norman Jurek, Scott Militello, Dawn Bauer,
Mike DeLellis, M. Skrzypek, Shana Greiner, Pat
Johnson,
Chris Demmerley, Darlene Fadeley, Chris
CITY/STATE:
Kasprzyk, Todd Bemiller, Marc Courtney, Mark
Gordon, all of Hamburg; Dan Franklin, Jack Lynch,
Football Contact "94, T h * Sun
both of Blasdell; Sharon Tomaszewski, Don Ciezki,
P.O. Box 590
both of Cheektowaga; Tom Bosiacki, Mike DeMarie,
Hamburg, NY 14075
both of Derby; Tom Boyd of Depew; Karl Troidl of
North Collins.
Or Drop Off At: 46 Buffalo Straat
RULES:
7 CORRECTS David Haeick, Linda Schrecengost,
mutt b* tapad (fee* out) on th*
John Devlin, Paul Fadeley, Kevin Berta, all of
l NOT PUT ENTR Y
Hamburg; Ann Doherty of Blasdell; Skeeter Ciezki,
Phyllis Ciezki, both of Cheektowaga; Pat Clark of
Derby; James Roaldi of Depew; Lynne Glowicki of
West Seneca.
6 CORRECT: Bob Fettes, Sarah Molik, Dan
Meyer, Steve Meyer, all of Hamburg; Joe Horvath
of Blasdell; Erik Depczynski of Derby.
5 CORRECT: M. Ross, Patrick Bapst, both of
Hamburg.
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
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Don Rothfuss directed Stick A
Dynamite to his first win in four
months in the $5,000 "winners over"
pacing feature last Saturday at
Buffalo Raceway.
oval since shipping in from Sudbury
Downs Nov. 1. The 8-year-old gelding scored an easy wire-to-wire trip
in a $2,500 conditioned pace for
owners Chris Carrubba and Francis "Chick" Yacone. Bone Of
Contention left from post four and
posted fractions of :30.0, 1:00 3/5
and 1:30 4/5 before coasting home
in 2:00 2/5, four-plus lengths ahead
of second place Nitely Broadcaster.
On Friday night, Bob Bompczyk's
Purshek ($63.50) combined with
Rothfuss's Beauty S Collins
($25.40) to trigger a seasonal high
daily double payout of $866.00.
Purshek paced by frontrunning
Iraqueteer in deep stretch to pull
the first race upset while Beauty S
Collins scored a coast-to-coast triumph in the second. Bettors who
had the 5-8 early double combination were rewarded with the
handsome payoff.
Buffalo Raceway
'Home Team
PROBABLE WINNERS & SCORES
Stick A Dynamite wins
feature Saturday night
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309 South 4th Street
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www.fultonhistory.com
Stick A Dynamite left from post
four, went to the front and cut
initial fractions of :29 2/5 and 1:00
4/5. Courageous Quest, who had a
pocket trip through the half, went
outside at the 5/8 pole and cleared,
but Stick A Dynamite fought back
in the stretch to win by 1 -1/4 lengths
in 1:59 3/5.
The win was driver Rothfuss's
third of the night and Stick A
Dynamite's fifth of the year. The 4year-old Slapstick horse is owned
and trained by Chris McClory of
Franklinville.
Bone Of Contention won his sixth
straight Saturday at the Hamburg
Local athletes in college
A number of local college students
are participating in intercollegiate
athletics for their respective schools.
The following is an update on how
some of those athletes are doing. If
you have a son or daughter or know
of someone on a collegiate sports
team, please write The Sun with the
relevant information.
Kathy Brinkworth, a graduate
of Frontier High School, was named
to the East Division second team
all-conference volleyball team ofthe
Mid Continent Conference. The
University at Buffalo fresh ma n from
Hamburg was the leading blocker
for the conference.
freshman, is a decathlete and participated in the Empire State Games
this past year in Syracuse.
Tony Privitera, of Eden, was a
member of the Alfred University
football team and has been named
to the ECAC Upstate New York allstar team.
Privitera, a junior, was dominating on defense, making 64 tackles,
including an amazing 19 tackles for
losses. He also led the team in sacks
with 6.5, forced a fumble, recovered
two fumbles and had eight pass
breakups. He also blocked a kick
and intercepted a pass.
Rachel Decker, of Hamburg, is
playing her senior season with the
Canisius College women's basketball team and is closing in on 1,000
points for her career. The center is
second in scoring on the team this
year, averaging 14.8 points per
game. Canisius is off to its best
start in school history with a 5-0
mark.
Chris Haberer, a graduate of
Lake Shore High School, is a member of the Allegheny College (Pa.)
track and field team. Haberer, a
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