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Merchants Beat Rocks; Nunda Here Sunday M 0 Q M MORRIS CENTRAL SCHOOL STUDENTS RECEIVED d R M C A T E S AT ANNUAL BANQUET LAST WEEK

A t the annual Music Award Ban­quet of MJ. Morris Central School

" heid Tuesday night, June 5 at 'La-, Delfa Hotel the following students of the music departments received awards presented by Ralph. Iana-cone, helad of the Instrumental De­par tment and Mrs- Catherine Mar­t in, in charge of the Vocal Depart­men t :

Glee Club Awards Four years (Guard for" Pin)—

Joanne Bush, Julia DioGuardi, Josephine Falsone, Marcia Green, Delores LaGeorge, Jane Schrier, Gail Smith.

Three years (Pin)—Patricia Ess, Donna Garamone, Dorrna LaGeorge, Nancy Lee Leone, Barbara Matte-9cm, Betty PataneHa, Joan Richter, Yvonne Staley.

Two years (7 inch Vel-Nap Lyre 'letter)—Sally McConnelL Sheila Haywood, Rose A. Runfola, Elaine Victoria, Sherry Gitt,.^ Donna Dale.

One year (Certificate of Service) - -Connie Bartolotti, Rita Mistretta; Margaret Fisher, Jennie Macchirel-Ja, Mary Beuerlein, Nancy Briggs, Susan Bryant, Patricia Day, Joanne JHoGuardi, Nancy Longheff, Mar­gare t Maggio, Patricia Murphy, Marilu Orlando.

Majorette Awards Leader (Pin and Guard)—Marcia

Green. i\-; Senior, two years (Pin)—Delores

XAGeorge. Juniors, two or more years (Pin)

—Hilda Davenport, Betty Patanella. / Three years (7 inch Vel-map lyre and baton emblem)—.Florence Val­entino.

Two years (5 inch Vel-nap lyre 8ind baton emblem)—Rosalin Bar­rows, Phyllis Cipolla, Janet Latona, Marie MarteHo,Jdanne Mulley.Carol JSallesen, Pa t Forbes.

One year (Certificate of Service) —Diane LaDelisa, Frances Pagan©, Bet ty Truax, Elvira. Lachuisa, Carol PTmperio, Carol Pivitera.

Band Awards

Juniorsytwo or more years of ser­vice (Pin)—^Joanne Bush, Margaret Fisher, Nancy Leone, Emerson I^arh , Charles Martello, Domenick Martello, Barbara Matteson, Arthur Miceli, Elizabeth Patanella, Richard Rea, Elaine Victoria, Donna Water-house.

Five years or more of service (7 inch chenille letter)—Charles Run-fola. .

Three "or four years of service (7 inch Vel-nap letter)—Connie. Bar­tolotti, Nancy. Briggs, Patricia-Day, Ralph Ianacone, John LaGeorge, Carl Love, Nancy Marden, Gerald Scorsone, Marilu Orlando.

Two years of service (5 inch Vel-nap letter)—James Biondolillo, John Biondolillo, Joseph Cappa-donia,. Sondra Conklin, Steven Coniglio, Joanne D'Imperio, Gerald Freed, Betsy Gehrig, Charles Geig­er, Loretta LaBatrbera, Raymond Snyder, Elizabeth Waterhouse.

Seniors, two years of s e r v i c e -Sherry Gill, Donna LaGeorge, Rich­ard Northrup. • One year of service (Certificate

of service)—Francis Bonadonna, Stuart Bush, Judy Dukelow, Joseph Cicero,' Diane Raimondi, Diane Leone, Marion Patrick, Salvatore Nicastro, Juani ta Zingerella, San­dra Saunders, Delores Saunders, Pa t Downey, Marie Martello, John Meg-

| liore, Darlene Terry, Sally Learn, 1 Charles Mott, Nancy Longneff..'

Dance Band Awards Seniors, three or more years of

service (Guard)—John Briggs, Richard Schifinto, Irvin Rea.

Seniors two years of service— (Pin)—Anthony DioGuardi.

Juniors, two or more years of ser­vice (Pin)—Joanne Bush, Emerson Learn, Domenrick Martello, Richard Red, Joanne DioGuardi.

More than one year of service (7 inch Vel-nap letter)—Ralph Iana­cone, Marilu Orlando, Charles Run-fola.

One year of service (Certificate of service—Rosiland Barrows, Frances

The Mt. Morris Merchants defeat­ed the Lime Rock "Rocks" last Sun­day a t Lime Rock by the score of 9 to 1. According to manager Joe Cappadonia, it was a good game for the first six innings. Mt. Morris led 2. to 1 until the seventh when the Lime Rock pitcher tired and Mount Morris batsmen went to work, col­lecting a total of 12 hits : in ..the game. ' ,: : .

Bob. Kelley was on the mound for the locals all 'the way. He gave up 7 hits, walked two and struck out 12 batters. I t was the first.time Kelley ever pitched a full game and he made a fine Showing. Moyette was behind the plate for the Merchants.

Carmen Griffio of Geneseo made Ms first appearance for Mt. Morris in Sunday's game at second, base.

The big hitters for Mt.- Morris were Gus Zaso with a double and two singles, Moyette with a double and a single, T. Sardinia with two. singles, Kelley with two singles. Griffo, Miceli and Fici each v had singles. "Those who played in Sunday's game were Kelley (P), Moyette (C), S. Sardinia (IB), Griffio (2B), T. Sardinia (SS), Miceli (3B), Zaso (LF), Albahese (OF) -and- Fici' (RF).

The Mt 'Mor r i s Merchants will play host to the Nunda Merchants this Sunday at 2:30 p. m. at Bell­amy Park. Nunda has a good team and the game should prove to be a real thriller. Stop down and enjoy an afternoon Of good baseball. '/

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BASEBALL LEAGUE

PRO FOOTBALL RETURNS TO ROCHESTER

Results Sunday, June 10, 1956

Avon 11, LeRoy 10. Mt. Morris 9, Lime Rock 1. Sonyea 23, Retsof 6. Nunda bye.

CLUB STANDINGS

Professional football will return to Rochester this Fall after an ab­sence of some 20 years. Rochester has been granted a franchise in the Ontario Rugby Football Union and is the first non-Canadian team ever to be admitted to a Canadian league.

Vine Mazza of NkgaraFails,® former star of three years with the great Buffalo Bills team of the Ail-American Conference, has been sighed as coach.

It is expected that several ex-college and professional players will be signed for the Rochester team along with several Canadian play­ers. All games will be played under the Canadian rules using 12 men instead of 11 >as in this country.

Other teams in the league are Toronto, London, Sarnia and Kitch­ener. '•:•:

Aram; AWARDS MADE AT RECENT

LOMBARDO PILOTS TEAM TO FIRST PLACE

Seniors, three o r more yetars of i Bonadonna, Carol Fallesen, Charles service (Guard)—John Briggs, An- Geiger, Grace Leonardo, Marie feony DioGuardi, Irvin Rea; Rich-j Martello, Arthur Miceli, Richard axd Schifino, Gail Smith, Joseph Northrup, Gerald Scorsone, Ray-Valeptinb.. mond Synder."

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GAMES AHEAD Saturday, June 16, 2:30 p . m.

LeRoy vs. Lime Rock at Broad­way Field.

Make-up Game from Sunday, May 27.

Sunday, June 17 2:30 p. m. Avon vs. Retsof at York C. S.

Field. Sonyea vs. LeRoy at Hartwood

Park, LeRoy. . '•"'• Nunda vs. Mt. Morris at Bellamy

Park, Mt. Morris. Lime Rock bye.

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SAWYER HAS 3-3 RECORD IN COAST LEAGUE

The Sonyea softbail team, under the direction of Ronald Lombardo of Mt. Morris, took over first plaice in the Mental Hygiene. Softball League last Saturday,when they de­feated Buffalo State Hospital by the score of .2 to 1. It was the first time in three years that the Buffalo team had lost a game.

The Sonyea team will travel to Willard State Hospital this Satur­day where they will participate in a double header. "-".••x

SOIL CONSERVATION AID BACK PROM TRAINING

The latest report received here from Hollywood iof the Pacific Coast League is that Roger Sawyer now has , a 3-3 record with that club.

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Bob Walters,- Soil Conservation Aid, assigned to . Livingston County Soil Conservation District, returned June 2nd,from three weeks of train­ing at Soil Conservation Training Center, Research Station, Coshoc­ton, Ohio. „

He was one of 23 men from-11 different States representing the Central and Eastern parts of the United States.

I t is t he ' policy of the Soil Con­servation Service to train all em­ployees in conservation practices to be better qualified to assist farm­ers in establishing soil and water conservation practices on their farms.- '

While there, he went on a tour of the Muskingum Conservation Dis­trict. The Muskingum District was formed in 1933; as a result of floods in 1913, when 500 persons lost then-lives and property damage reached $300,000,000. By 1939, they had con­structed 14 dams, a t a cost of $50,-000,000 in the feeder streams of the Muskingum River for flood con­trol. Ten of these dams have im-ponded permanent lakes totaling over 15,000 surface areas which pro-ride fish and wildlife habitat and water borne recreation for a vast region almost devoid of natural lakes.

Bob is assigned to "the Livingston County District under the super­vision of Robert H Walker, Work Unit Conservationist .at M t Morris.'

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Annual Athletic Banquet of Mt. Morris Central School was held at the Genesee River Hotel and the following students were presented with awards by Coach Donald "Son­ny" Chichester and Assistant Coaches Joseph Romanosky and Joseph Ooratti: •,•'•'

Three bars (football, basketball, baseball)—Rolland Earnhardt, Ohas. D'Irnpprio, Louis LaDelfa, James Passamjonte, Carl Scctt, Ronald Shurtleff; (footbaU, ' basketball, track)—John Briggs.

Two bars (basketball, baseball) —Alvin Brewer, Anthony D'Im­perio; (JV basketball, football)— JDomiriic Fasso; (JV basketball, football, track)—John LaGeorge; (folotball, track, volleyball—Emer­son Learn, Arthur Miceli, Anthony Regatuso, James Scura; (football, track)—Dominick /Martelio, Lawr­ence Megliore; .(football, baseball, volleyball)—Sabastian Valentino.

One Bar (basieballf JV basketball, JV football)-^Lewis Bartolotti; (football)—Howard Andress, Ron­ald Dade, Paul Garamone, Charles Martello, Richard Northrup, Peter Scalia, Leon Levey, John Macaluso; (baseball, JV basketball)—Kenneth Ferrigno; (track)—Gary Gill^ Eman­uel Lachuisa; (basketball)—Allen Hayes; (football, table tennis)— Richard Schifino; (football, JV basketball)—Robert Schrier; (track, JV basketball)—George Sherwood; (football, table termis)—Patrick Winters; (baseball, bowling)— Augustine Zaso; (baseball, JV bas­ketball, football)—Robert Donovan; (trackjJV footbaU)-jRussell' Piraino.

Minor Sports Awards Made Minor sporrts, small M (JV foot­

ball, track)—George Petrella; (JV basketball,, football, baseball—Wil­liam Kelley, Robert Little; (JV basketball)—Carl Love; (JV base­ball, football)—Ignatius Pagano (volleyball)—Irvi n Rea, Richard Rea, John Winters; (JV basketball, footbally baseball)—Charles Run-fola; (JV basketbaU, football, track) —Gerald 'Scorsone; (JV basketball, footbaltbasebail)—Russell Siraguse; (baseball, bowling)—William Stutz-man; (track)—Ronald McGee, Sam Annalora; (JV football)-^Charles Mott, Sam Constantino, Frank Mar­tello, Jack Thompson,/-, Thomas Biondolillo; (JV baseball)—Alfonso Zambito; (freshman manager)— Michael Barnard.

Intramurals shields^ (volleyball, captain)—Robert Goodeil; (bowling, captain)—Augustine Zaso:' -~

Managers, "M" (football)—Robert Goodeil; (basketball)—James Scura; (football)—Joseph Valentino.

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