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Town of Tonawanda Courier/ Friday, October 24, 2014

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Volleyball program started at St. John A junior high girls’ volleyball program has started at St. John the Baptist School in Kenmore. Coached Johanna MacDonald, the girls’ team is quickly making a name for themselves among the Catholic schools circuit with a record of six wins and two losses to date. Interest in developing a program in which girls could learn the game prompted the school to reinstate volleyball into its athletic program. MacDonald is a respected coach among the students, as she coaches the school’s track team and “Girls on the Run” program, too. The team decided to host a fundraiser to raise the $1,000 needed to acquire the necessary equipment. Eighth grader

Anna Stang made three cozy, fleece blankets featuring the Buffalo Sabres and Bills, Marvel comic book characters, and Hello Kitty. The team sold tickets during before school and during lunches and raised $500 in the process. Second grader Nadia Shilen and Kindergarteners Ricky Panowicz and Natalie Cook were the thrilled winners! The St. John’s Parent Athletic Association and an anonymous donor raised the remaining funds enabling the team to purchase a new net, pole pads, cable pads, six balls and an antenna. The St. John’s Jaguars look forward to ending the season strong.

Pictured, left to right, are: Ricky Panowicz, Nadia Shilen, Natalie Cook; left to right second row: Kaitlyn Annunziata and Anna Stang.

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drugs and injections, this new therapy is natural and its effects are lasting and often permanent. Another new technology called Deep Tissue Laser Therapy is used to reduce pain, relieve inflammation and restore mobility. It uses specific wavelengths of light that have a strong anti-inflammatory effect. Photons of laser energy penetrate deeply into tissue and accelerate cellular reproduction and growth. As a result of exposure to the laser the cells of tendons, ligaments and muscles repair themselves faster. As inflammation is reduced, pain subsides very quickly. Additionally, Electroanalgesia is now being used to reduce the ability of the afferent nerves to transmit pain signals. This treatment also promotes healing by means of the depolarization effects on the nerve cells. This computer-assisted treatment offers exemplary patient success in the treatment of pain, without piercing the skin. The best news is that these new therapies are suited for almost everyone and unlike some pharmacological solutions, there are no known negative side effects. Regardless of the therapies you’ve tried in the past you still have a chance to relieve your chronic pain or other debilitating condition and regain a normal healthy lifestyle.

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Mayor, firefighters union at odds over budget cuts By Kimberlee Sabshin

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At Tuesday night’s regular Common Council meeting, City of Tonawanda Mayor Rick Davis heard from dissatisfied members of the union representing City of Tonawanda firefighters, who expressed their grievances over reductions made to the preliminary 2015 city budget. This was related to a choice to not replace two retiring assistant fire chiefs and phase out those positions, leading firefighters and others to protest with signs outside City Hall before the formal meeting. Fire Chief Charles Stuart said Davis’ plan was to take two of the city’s fire platoons and bring them from a total of six firefighters down to five. Each platoon is currently made up of an assistant chief, a captain and four firefighters. The City of Tonawanda Fire Department consists of 26 career and 28 volunteer firefighters. The career firefighters, including the assistant chiefs and captains, are in the union, called Tonawanda Uniformed Professional Firefighters Association, Local 859.

A public hearing to discuss the budget before it is formally approved will be held 7 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 4 in the council chambers of City Hall. In addition to the controversial cuts, Davis said, in his 2015 budget message, there will be a .92 percent increase in the property tax rate from 2014, and the property tax rate will increase from $16.68 to $16.83 per $1,000 of assessed valuation. In other words, the average city homeowner will pay an additional $15 per year, Davis said. However, the portion of the budget that drew the ire of the representatives of the union read, “On Jan. 1, there will continue to be four police officers and five firefighters, at minimum, on every shift.” Volunteer firefighter Frank Corbett took exception to the word “minimum,” saying, “The minimum, when you’re talking about lives and property, is never enough.” “I’m not a career firefighter. I’m here because I know in my heart and mind that the structure of this budget places the people of this city, and property of this city, in grave danger. Just because times have changed, doesn’t

mean that structures, the historical structures in this city, have changed,” Corbett said. “To consider reductions in a department that is so crucial to the lives, health, safety and welfare of the city, although it may work out on paper…is a negligent result.” Captain Jim Barber, a union official, said Davis’ decision to include fire captains as part of the minimum amount of personnel, as per other city departments, was made without first consulting the union. “Traditionally, those types of actions would be taken through negotiations. The fact that you’re doing it unilaterally is, as a union member, unbelievable,” he said. In response, Davis said he had spoken with Stuart to explain the budget, and Stuart told the mayor the union members may have some concerns about the budget’s contents. “I instructed him that if there were any concerns, to please set up a meeting between him, [the union], myself and my administrative assistant,” Davis said. “I have a very wide open door policy.” “I don’t want people to muddle the appreciation and admiration I have for our fire

department,” Davis added. “I don’t single out the police, the fire or some other department, and think, ‘These guys are important; these guys are not so important’… It’s with that in mind that the council will have to consider the budget I presented to them and ways that budget can be improved.” Stuart ultimately expressed confidence that Davis and the union officials will be able to “come up with some kind of concessions that will be worth enough money to maintain current staffing,” which is their goal before the budget is finalized. Stuart said of the Department of Public Works, police department and fire department, the fire department is the least expensive, but he also acknowledged the trouble of having to balance maintaining operations with raising taxes. “We can’t just keep taxing our residents,” Stuart said. “Median income is very low in the city. The people don’t have extra money - that’s our dilemma. As a department head, after the safe operations of the department, I need to consider these costs.”

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Rosina Spaghetti Dinner Seatings will be at 4 and 5:30 p.m. Oct. 25 at Blessed Sacrament Church, 263 Claremont Ave., Town of Tonawanda. Tickets: $10 adults, $4 children under 10, free children under 2; presale only, available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday-Friday in the business center in Cotter Hall. Take out available. Info: 834-4282 or www. bsacramentchurch.com. Halloween Spooktacular will take place from 4:306:30 p.m. Sat., Oct. 25 at the Ken-Ton Family YMCA, 535 Belmont Ave., Kenmore. Open to all ages. Arts and crafts, family photo station, bounce house, pumpkin bobbing in the pool (bring a bathing suit). Cost: $5 YMCA members, $10 program participants. Info: 874-5051. Kenmore East Craft & Vendor Sale will take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sat., Oct. 25 in the cafeteria at Kenmore East High School. Enter through door 14 in the back parking lot. Retail and hand-made items, bake sale. All proceeds from the event will go towards the Kenmore East post-prom party, which is designed to provide students with a safe and fun place to celebrate after the senior prom in June. Admission: $2 adults, free children under 10. 10th Annual Fall Family Festival will take place from 12:30-4 p.m. Sun., Oct. 26 at Kenmore United Methodist Church, 32 Landers Rd., Kenmore. Free. Open to the public. Make-and-take crafts for kids, Buffalo Zoo trunk, face painting, balloon art, pumpkin patch, crafters, homemade chili. Toddler Time for 2-3 year olds with an adult caregiver meets from 6:307 p.m. Mon., Oct. 27 and 9:45-10:15 a.m. Tues., Oct. 28 at the City of Tonawanda Public Library. Free. Open

to the public. Registration required: 693-5043. Family History using Ancestry This Introduction to tracing your family’s roots will take place from 2-4 p.m. Mon., Oct. 27 at the City of Tonawanda Public Library. Free. Open to the public. Registration required: 6935043. Kenmore Art Society meets at 7 p.m. every fourth Monday of the month nowMay at Many Community Center at the corner of Wilber and Mang. Halloween Open House Area children dressed in costumes are invited to “trick or treat” indoors on various floors and nursing units from 6-8 p.m. Tues., Oct. 28 at the McAuley Residence, 1503 Military Rd., Tonawanda. Residents and staff will be distributing candy as the children make their way throughout the facility. Children/families from throughout the surrounding community welcome to attend. Not So Spooky Stories This Halloween program for 3-7 year olds with family by Annemarie Jason will take place from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Tues., Oct. 28 at the City of Tonawanda Public Library. Please wear a costume. Free. Open to the public. Registration required: 6935043. Swiftwater Book Club will meet from 11 a.m. to noon Tues., Oct. 28 at the City of Tonawanda Public Library. Free. Open to the public. Teen Gaming Teens ages 12-17 can stop by after school to play video games on the Nintendo Wii, or challenge their friends to a variety of board and card games, from 4-5 p.m. the last Tuesday of every month (Oct. 28) at the Kenmore Library, 160 Delaware Rd., Kenmore. Info: 873-2842. Friends of the Library

will meet from 12:30-1:30 p.m. Tues., Oct. 28 at the City of Tonawanda Public Library. Free. Open to the public. Concert Band will perform at 7 p.m. Oct. 29 at Kenmore East High School. Kindle Fire Basics Learn about parts of the Kindle Fire, downloading and using common Apps and more from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Thurs., Oct. 30 at the City of Tonawanda Public Library. Free. Open to the public. Registration required: 693-5043. Knitting Club will meet from 10:30-11:30 a.m. Fri., Oct. 31 at the City of Tonawanda Public Library. Free. Open to the public. “Blithe Spirit” by Noel Coward will be performed by the Towne Players at 7:30 p.m. (Nov. 1, 7, 8, 14 and 15) and 2 p.m. (Nov. 2, 9 and 16) at the Sheridan-Parkside Community Center Theatre, 169 Sheridan-Parkside Dr., Town of Tonawanda. Directed by Kathleen Weber. Cast: Mike Beiter, Teri Jo Ritz, Tracey Snyder, Karen Cash, Christine Melchiorre, Kevin Dennis and Tia V. Suto. Tickets: $10 students/ seniors, $12 general admission. Pre-sale available $8 at Senior Citizens Center, 291 Ensminger Rd., and Aquatic Center, 1 Pool Plaza. Season opener. Info: 6939641 or www.towneplayers. com. “Caring for the Caregivers” Conference will be held from 9:30 a.m. to noon Sat., Nov. 1 at Kenmore United Methodist Church, 32 Landers Rd., Kenmore. Free. Caregivers will learn to reduce caregiver stress, learn about local resources and meet physical, emotional, social and/or spiritual needs by developing action plans with professionals, family and friends. Register: 875-5091 or www.ChooseToLiveWell. org.

Halloween Spooktacular at the Ken-Ton YMCA The Ken-Ton Family YMCA, located at 535 Belmont Ave. in Kenmore, invites you and your family to take part in some spooky family friendly fun at their Halloween Spooktacular taking place from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 25. This event is open to all ages. Families can rotate between several different activities including arts and

crafts, a family photo station, bounce house and even pumpkin bobbing in our pool (be sure to bring your suit). The cost is $5 for YMCA members and $10 for program participants (ages 18+ are free, children under 1 year of age no charge). For more information, call the KenTon YMCA at 874-5051.

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School district clarifies goals for current school year By Kimberlee Sabshin

TONAWANDA SUN CORRESPONDENT

At its regular meeting last week, the members of the Kenmore-Tonawanda School District’s Board of Education reiterated its new district goals it initially set earlier this month, with an increased emphasis on literacy and numeracy among students and district financial stability. According to a document the district released Oct. 4, the district’s two main goals for the 2014-15 school year are to “achieve mastery in literacy and numeracy” and “achieve financial and capital sustainability.” In doing so, it has outlined a more concrete strategy toward achieving its goal of being “a premier school district in New York State by 2020, the school board president said. “Obviously, the district

vision has not changed,” Board President Bob Dana said Oct. 14 of the district’s goals to improve students’ academic performance. “We need to begin a concentrated efforts to do what we can to improve our students’ successes in our buildings.” In order to measure students’ academic performance in Ken-Ton schools, the district plans to “analyze data like never before to drive instructional decisions and reveal areas where improvement is needed the most,” according to its newly formed mission statement. Throughout October, the district’s faculty and staff will complete an analysis of how its students are performing, and work on forming specific strategies to help in areas where the students are struggling. Additionally, the cornerstone of the plan to be financially stable is the

district’s ongoing consolidation plan, which it approved in April. This will result in Kenmore Middle, Hamilton Elementary and Roosevelt Elementary Schools closing in the 2016-17 school year, restructuring into grade five through seven middle schools and eight through 12 high schools, and redistricting. The goal is to ease the current strain on resources while maintaining a “neighborhood school” feel. “Also, phase two of the capital project, which will be voted on in December in the form of two propositions, will address approximately $50 million in critical capital needs while only costing taxpayers little more than $1 a month through a strategic use of state aid and capital reserves,” the mission statement said. Dana said he realized the two plans

for financial stability are “pretty reaching goals” and are “not measurable,” but he stood firm. “I want to assure everyone that we haven’t lost sight of the fact that we have a consolidation project to complete, we have budgets to do – we have a number of things in the fire. A lot of discussion took place that day, and the board will receive regular updates as to the progress toward these goals,” he said. Dana said deciding on the specific measures, strategies and practices the district will utilize to attain the goals will be the work of Superintendent Dawn Mirand and her team. At each future board meeting, board members will receive updates as to progress of the goals. Dana also expressed his concerns about the readiness of teachers to be prepared

for tougher standards, and suggested that, since the district has not recently had staff development reports, they should begin them. “I’m hoping that maybe at the next board meeting…we haven’t had a staff development report, that I can recall, over the last four-plus years, and I think the board would be enriched by such a report what are we doing to help our teachers to help our students?” Dana said. Mirand agreed, and there was also unanimous consensus from the board to begin this at next month’s meeting. Dana also commented on Hoover Middle’s recent “Common Core Ice Cream Social,” with Mirand and Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction Robin Zymroz, during which students and parents were encouraged to

come and learn more about new learning standards and what is going on in district classrooms. During the ice cream social, parents heard a series of workshops during the evening. Dana also said he attended a “Math is Fun” night at Franklin Elementary. “They had parents, teachers and students. Students brought their parents in and they worked on all kinds of math problems and so forth, to help turn children on to math,” Dana said. “My concern there is that a lot of effort was made by our administration, our teachers, our staff, and unfortunately, the attendance didn’t match the effort. I think this district needs to be challenged, in a way, to find out what we can do to help increase parental engagement, to see what we can do to increase that.”

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Bulldogs play with heart, beat rival West By Dave Ricci SPORTS REPORTER

Proof positive that there is a reason why you play the game. The winless Kenmore East Bulldogs were clinging to a 7-0 lead at halftime when coach Matt Chimera talked to his boys from the heart. Chimera, a passionate man who cares deeply about the kids he coaches, had a hard time containing his emotions. He told his boys, who had endured so much heartache, that this was their game. They had played hard and they deserved the win. Seeing the look in the eyes of their coach, there was simply no way the Bulldogs were going to let this game slip away. Not this time. “The first person I wanted to hug was coach Chimera,” said senior lineman Matt Rymarczyk. “He got a little emotional

during the halftime speech. He said, ‘You know what? You guys deserve this.’He had tears in his eyes and he said, ‘You deserve it. Now go on out there and take it.’” Steve Nadrowski had the lone touchdown of the game as Kenmore East shocked Class AA North champion Kenmore West, 7-0, Oct. 18 at SparkyAdams Field. It was the Bulldogs’ first win of the season and their first victory in the rivalry since 2007, when they shocked Ken West at Crosby Field. “It was all just shock,” said Nadrowski. “Just knowing we beat West our senior year.” Competing in every game this season, the Bulldogs were close to wins a couple of times but it seemed like somewhere along the way, something happened. One play, one mistake — something hard to define — was keeping them from putting together a complete effort. On

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Kurt McGowan had 108 yards rushing against West. this day, that would all change. East defensive coordinator Cory Martin, who was a key member of the 2007 squad, factored prominently in this win, too. It was Martin’s suggestion of switching up the team’s traditional 4-4 defense to a 3-3 stack as a way of hopefully containing the explosive Blue

Devils offense. Martin’s plan was a stroke of genius as the Blue Devils couldn’t adjust to the different defensive look and their offense was held silent. Terrell Ford, who had been ripping up the best teams in WNY, was held to just 40 yards rushing. Trent White, who needed just 13 yards to set the

Blue Devils receiving yards record, was held to zero catches. Nadrowski agreed that after seeing the passion in coach Chimera’s eyes and knowing how badly he wanted this win for his boys, the players resolved they weren’t going to let their coach down. “We all knew it was a big game, but once we saw him getting a little teary-eyed and really rooting for us,” said Nadrowski. “I looked in the locker room and (didn’t) see one person not with a little tear in their eye. We all knew we had to not just win it for us, but win it for coach.” Mike Debenadetti had eight tackles, a sack, and two forced fumbles. Luke Jones had seven tackles and big interception, while Kurt McGowan banged out 108 yards on the ground. While scoring the winning TD will certainly give Nadrowski something to be

proud of when he reflects on this game in years to come, he said the greatest pride comes from being part of a team that came together on this day. “If it wasn’t for (McGowan) running the ball down, Andy (Fields) throwing good passes, the line doing their job of blocking, we could have lost it,” he said. “Really, it just came down to everybody doing their job and it just happened.” Rymarczyk, who carries the moniker of ‘Bulldog Pride’like few others, said winning was so surreal he wasn’t sure if he truly soaked it all in. “I just took a deep breath and took it all in. I don’t know I may have taken it for granted. I was probably out on the field a good half hour after everybody else went back to the locker room,” said Rymarczyk. “I was just trying to absorb it all. I really don’t even know if I did. That’s the sad part.”

Kenmore East soccer ‘does it for Shelby’ By Dave Ricci SPORTS REPORTER

Shelby Goudy couldn’t help but smile when she saw the “DoIt4Shelby” strip across the back of not only her warm up jacket, but all of her teammates’ as well. It emphatically told Goudy that she wasn’t alone. That her Kenmore East soccer family had her back. “It really touched me,” said Goudy. “And it’s nice to have a team that has my back the entire time. Supporting me through everything. Always being there for me. Always being there when I need help.” Goudy, a senior, has experi-

enced the type of season that no high school athlete should ever have to endure. It went far beyond minutes on the field and stats accumulated to cold, hard fear for her life. The Lady Bulldogs had just played Lewiston-Porter to a 4-4 double OT tie on Oct. 14 when Goudy came to the sidelines unable to catch her breath. Goudy was rushed by ambulance to the hospital. She underwent tests that revealed nothing conclusive other than her soccer season was over. “I remember coming off the field after double overtime saying, ‘I can’t breath. I can’t breath,’” said Goudy. “They brought over my inhaler, nothing worked. I remember the trainer coming over to me

as I fell to the ground. Parts are coming back to me day by day. My dad told me that (the trainer) said in his 10 years he’s never had to almost use CPR on a kid, it was so bad. I do remember being in the ambulance and waking up in the hospital, but I don’t remember doctors talking to me or anything.” Lady Bulldogs coach Chris Obey said the DoIt4Shelby motto is this team’s way of supporting Goudy through a difficult time in her life. “The girls have done whatever they can to keep her spirits up and really try to help her out,” said Robey. Goudy’s season of living in fear actually began opening weekend. The Bulldogs

were playing City Honors in the third-place game of the Durick Tournament Aug. 30 at Tonawanda High School. With about 15 minutes remaining in the game, Goudy came off the field and her breathing was somewhat erratic. Fire fighters, who were at the school setting up cooling fans on the field, attended to Goudy. They tried a couple of methods to cool her down and restore her breathing to normal. But when her breathing issues continuing and her heart kept racing, the fire fighters suggested Goudy be taken to the hospital to be checked. It was a chilling moment for Goudy, who, through a slow stream of tears, confessed she had never been to the hospital before.

“It’s been really scary. It’s been a struggle,” said Goudy. “I’ve never been scared for my life like I was Tuesday (Oct.14). I can’t remember a lot of it, but I couldn’t catch my breath. Nothing was working. This whole season was so stressful. I’d go on the field and I’d be so scared it’s going to happen to me again. What’s going to happen to me today? It stinks.” Up to that point in her life, Goudy had never experienced any kind of breathing issues. Seeing a teammate and friend taken away by ambulance twice in one season was very hard for the Lady Bulldogs to witness. “I can’t imagine being in her position,” said teammate

Rose Mueller. “Shelby is a good person and teammate. She always tries to do the best she can for us and I think so highly of her for that.” Having her season cut short was a hard blow for Goudy, who was unable to play against rival Ken West Oct. 16 at Kenney Field. But Goudy was able to step on the field for her senior game as she, and Ken West senior Ashley Raymond who is sidelined (knee injury), took part in a special ceremonial opening kick off. “It meant a lot to me,” Goudy said. “It was really very touching. It really meant a lot to me that Robey and the entire team went through so much to help me.”

Town of Tonawanda Courier/ Friday, October 24, 2014

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Vic Baron: the Bison who took over for Hall of Famer Bench By Howard Henry CONTRIBUTOR

This is the first installment of a two-part series on WNY Baseball Hall of Famer and former Buffalo Bison Vic Baron. Not many men can say they replaced Johnny Bench in the catching department. Vic Baron is one of those who can say he did, but it’s not something you will hear him brag about. He is well aware that it came about as a lucky break for him and because of an unfortunate break for Bench. Bench’s road to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown led through Buffalo in 1966. Just 18 years old, the catcher was destined for greatness, the perfect package of receiving grace behind the plate and awesome power in the batter’s box. But even great players encounter setbacks and that is exactly what happened to Bench in his first game as a Buffalo Bison.

Bench had started the 1966 season for Class A Peninsula in the Carolina League, but 22 home runs and a .294 average in 98 games proved he was much classier than that. He was promoted to the Triple-A Bisons and started the first game of a July 31 Sunday afternoon double-header against Richmond. Acrowd of 20,965 watched as the “can’t miss” catcher missed a first-inning foul tip that fractured his right thumb and ended his season. The Bisons had a sudden need for another catcher. With Bench’s injury, the Herd had only Larry Himes to call on in the catching department, and Himes responded to the challenge. Fashioning a 10-game hitting streak, Himes slugged .419 with two home runs and 10 RBIs, and the Bisons took eight of 10. But Himes needed a backup, and Bison General Manager Clay Dennis knew just where to turn in a season suddenly lean of catchers. He reached out to Baron, the

catcher he had known when he was General Manager during Baron’s 1960 campaign with the Bakersfield (California) Bears. And Baron, playing semi-pro ball since 1962, inked a Buffalo contract on Aug. 5. A native of Marsteller, Pennsylvania, Baron started in professional baseball through the influence of his high school coach, Monty Close, who “pushed me to my limits.” (Close would later tell Baron that he was the best athlete Close had ever guided.)Thus, the fouryear All-State baseball catcher from Madera (now Moshannon Valley) High School — he had also been All-County in football for four years, plus wrestling —tried out following his 1957 graduation with both the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Philadelphia Phillies. Unlike older brothers George and Martin, who had brief stints with the Pirates, Vic chose the Phillies. Spring training in 1958 gave Baron exposure to former Phillie catcher Andy Seminick, from whom he would learn much and

Vic Baron as a member of the Magic Valley Cowboys in 1961. with whom he would maintain ongoing contact. Seminick would also be his Johnson City (Tennessee) manager as Vic made three Class D stops in his first professional season: Brunswick (Georgia-Florida League), where he hit .273; Johnson City; and finally Olean (New York). Baron started 1959 with Class B Des Moines (Iowa), hitting

.276, but still found himself sent back to Class DTampa (Florida) after 12 games. In 1960 he split the catching duties with two other Phillies prospects at Class C Bakersfield (California), struggling with a .219 batting mark. Perhaps Baron was missing high school sweetheart, Karen Hansel, whom he had now wed. Perhaps the road life was getting to him. “For the first three years I never took any clothes out of my suitcase,” Baron said. “I was sent all over.” If the first three years of his career had seen dislocation and uncertainty, 1961 was a year of stability, at least in the beginning. Baron started catching regularly with the Class C Magic Valley (Idaho) Cowboys managed by Jack Dorn Phillips, a Buffalo native and former Bison. Phillips communicated well with his Pioneer League players and clearly let Baron know that he respected the catcher’s abilities. Encouraged, Baron responded as never before.

He also responded to a new responsibility he had not previously encountered — Karen had presented him with a daughter, Melinda. Baron had become a father. The Pioneer League played a split season. At the mid-way point, after playing in 45 of his team’s 58 games, Baron found himself second on the team in average (.327), third in doubles (10) and fourth in home runs (nine). He was named to the Pioneer League All-Star Team. After the break, he resumed pounding the ball. In Billings, Montana, on June 24, he hit “the longest home run of my life,” a grand slam in the top of the ninth inning to put Magic Valley on the board in a game it eventually lost, 10-5. Soon, his average had climbed to .339 and his home run total to 12. Then Baron’s bad break struck. It was his back. Read about the back half of Vic Baron’s road to the Bisons in next week’s edition of the Courier.

Alvarez earns spot on USA duet squad Mite Major Stallions USASynchro announced its Duet Training Squad for the 2015 Pan American Games and 2015 FINA World Championships last week. The athletes selected to the 2015 U.S. Duet Training Squad are Anita Alvarez (Lafayette, California/Town of Tonawanda Aquettes), Claire Barton (Los Gatos, California), Former Aquette Anita Mariya Koroleva (Concord, Alvarez earned a spot California) and Alison Wilon the U.S. Duet liams (Moraga, California). Training Squad. The four were selected following duet trials in Moraga, California, earlier this month. U.S. Senior National Squad 1 They were eligible for trials at the USA Synchro Senior after accepting selection to the Trials in June.

The duet trials also were the first phase in the selection of the 2016 Olympic duet. “The athletes swam well at trials, and the selection was not an easy choice,” said Myriam Glez, USA Synchro’s High Performance Director. “I look forward to working with the athletes on the duets and choreography.” The duets that will compete at the Pan American Games and FINA World Championships will be chosen in May 2015. All four will compete throughout the 2015 season. The 2015 Pan American Games will be held July 10-26

in Toronto. The 2015 FINA World Championships are scheduled for Aug. 5-16 in Kazan, Russia. Alvarez, a former member of the Town of Tonawanda Aquettes, was a member of the U.S. Junior National Team that won gold at the 2013 UANA Pan American Championships. This year she partnered with Sandra Ortellado to win gold in duet at the U.S. Open, and gained valuable international experience by competing in duet at the FINA World Junior Championships (11th), Brazil Open (seventh) and French Open (11th).

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The Mite Major Clarence Stallions beat the Centre Wellington, Ont. Fusion on Oct. 19, 3-2. ThelineofFinnGraham,Alex Fulfaro, and Xavier Thomann scored all three Clarence goals. Thomann’s goal, on passes from Graham and Fulfaro, turned out to be the game-winner. Goaltender Josh Gawron and defensemenMaximusHenning, Drew Idzik, Joey Manguso, Owen McIntyre and Tucker Schoen kept the Fusion off the scoreboard until late in the third. At the conclusion of the game,

the teams exchanged friendship pins and bracelets at center ice. On Oct. 18, the Stallions defeated West Seneca, 4-1. Idzik opened the scoring with a shot from the point. Liam Graham set up linemate Miles Santa Maria for the next goal, then Santa Maria set up Nic Zivis for the Stallions’third goal. Thomann assisted for the Stallions fourth goal, which was s by Fulfaro. Gawron held West Seneca scoreless until late in the third period.

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