0 The Dallas Post pies TR ars Cas Dallas, PA —, IM RR TI A PRE TTR TIE i Tn i Tua o% A ENTE WG AA RR) Wednesday, April 17, 1991 Early morning catch ~ Connie Havir of Sweet Valley proudly displays a 17-inch palomino trout she caught about 8:30 a.m. the opening day of trout season. Connie and her nephew, Jonathan Meehan of Shavertown, right, were fishing at Pikes Creek. Jonathan helped her net the big, golden hybrid. (Post Photo/Charlot M. Stocking trout Kevin Hutchins of Sugar Hollow Fish Hatchery starts stocking Harveys Lake with 1,000 9-12 inch brook trout purchased by Grotto Pizza owners Joseph Paglianite and Armand Mascioli. The fish were put in behind Grotto Pizza and the other side of the bridge. Above, Mascioli watches as the fish go in the lake. (Post Photo/Charlot M. Denmon) ‘Sports roundup By CHARLOT M. DENMON Staff Writer DALLAS SPIKERS MOVE RECORD TO 3-2 The Dallas Mountaineer spik- ers ran their volleyball record to 3- 2 last Thursday when they de- feated West Side Tech 15-11, 15-5 on the Mounts’ court. Keith McDonald and Ned Palka led Dallas to the win. Palka had six kills and McDonald picked up seven service points for the team. cott Bearley had two kills and ree blocks for the Mountaineers. Dallas jayvees also won 15-8, 16-14. Earlier in the week Dallas lost 2- 1 to Abington Heights 15-7, 7-15, ~ and 15-12. The young Mountain- ~ eers put up a strong fight against the Comets whose leading players vere too much for them. DALLAS NETMEN LOSE TO CRUSADERS The Coughlin netmen took three singles and held off a strong come- back by the Dallas players to win -3. After defeating Justin Reich 6-0, 6-3; Greg Burak 6-1, 7-5; and Matt Sleightholm 4- -6,7-6,6-2, the Crusaders lost a singles match to an Davis who won 6-3, 6-4 to lead 3-1 going into the doubles. Burak and Sleightholm won 6- 2, 6-2, Davis and Pat Kilduff won 6-2, 6-3; but the Crusaders Dough- erty, Chwei defeated Reich and Aston 7-5, 6-3 to win 4-3. ~~ On Tuesday the Dallas team defeated Tunkhannock 5-2 with ~ Reich, Davis and Sleightholm winning in the singles and Burak/ avis, Reich/Sleightholm taking doubles. ~ The Tigers managed only two points onein the singlesand one in the doubles. ~ The win gave the Mountaineers their third win of the season. DALLAS SOCCER STOPS COUGHLIN 8-0 The Dallas girls soccer team shut ~ out Coughlin 8-0 Thursday paced / by Amy Shelley and Pat Shovlin ; ‘who had two goals each in the | shutout. Shelly also had two as- sists. Megan Moran scored the first “goal for the Lady Mounts off an assist by Shelley and Shovlin added the second with an assist by Sue Richardson, then a third with another assist by Richardson. In the next period Shelley scored a goal unassisted then Holly Man- near scored on Shelley's assist. ‘Karen Wisniewski scored on an assist by Shovlin then Shelly scored a second goal unassisted and Natalie Argenta scored off an as- sist by Tara Killeen. Dallas girls continued unde- feated last Tuesday when they took Bishop O'Reilly 8-1 led by Sue Richardson, Patrice Shovlin and Holly Mannear. Each of them scored two goals with Richardson scoring in the first period to give Dallas the lead. Richardson scored again in the third. Shovlin scored in the first half while Mannear scored her two goals in the second half. Marcia Garcia scored the other goal in the second half. DALLAS RUNNERS TOP PITTSTON AND MEYERS The Dallas cindermen defeated Pittston Area 77-73 and Meyers 99 1/6-55 5/6 behind the wins of - Steve Oliver, Dave Podehl and Brian Smith. Oliver won in the 3200 meter relay squad, and in the 800, 1600 and 3200 meter runs. Podehl won the 100m dash, a leg of the 400m relay, 1600m relay and won the high jump. Other first place winners for Dallas were Dover, Fett, Samuel, VanOrden, Burd, Dover, 'Morris, Baird, Klemm, Geist, kelly, Litz, Williams, Jayne, Wicks. DALLAS GIRLS GIRLS TRACK POSTS WIN Gretchen Schuler took three firsts in a tri-meet with Pittston and Meyers to lead the Lady Moun- taineers to defeating Pittston 82 1/3-58 2/3 and Meyers 107-32. Schuler won on the first place 3200m relay team, won the 1600m and the 3200 meter runs. Other winners were Ann Smaka, 110m hurdles; 300m hurdles and 200m dash; Baluh, Kowalski, Yurko, Dwinchik, Froncek, Yurko, Merrill, Landon, Craig, Wright, Marino, Barna, Shone, Smaka also came in fifth in the high jump. Earlier in the week the Dallas girls defeated Wyoming Area 85- 56 with Monique and Monica Matthews, Gretchen Schuler and Ann Smaka all multiple first place winners for the Lady Mountain- eers. Monique Matthews placed first in thel00 dash, Monica second; Monica Matthews came in second in the 200 dash, Baluh second in the 400 dash, Schuler first in the 800 run, and thel600 run; Yurko came in third in the 1600; Merrill, Fegan and second and third in the 3200 run; Ann Smaka came in first in the 100 hurdles and the 300 hurdles. Matthews twins, Landon and Smaka ran the first place 400 re- lay; Marino won the shot put, Froncek the discus, and Marino and Barna placed second and third. Yurko took the javelin, Froncek placed second; Baluh took first in the triple jump and Shone placed second. Shone placed second in the long jump, Monique Matthews was third. Smaka took first in the high jump and Shone came in second. DALLAS BOYS DEFEAT WYOMING AREA The Dallas cindermen defeated Wyoming Area to continue unde- feated 88 1/2-61 1/2. The Moun- taineers placed first in all track events but one and two two field events to run their record to 3-0. Dave Podehl was the biggest winner with four first places in the 100, 200 and 400 meter dashes and a leg of the 400 meter relay team. Steve Oliver took firsts in the mile and two mile runs and Jere- miah VanOrden took firsts in both hurdles and seconds in the long and high jumps. Morris took third in the discus, Kelly third in javelin, Williams first in the triple jump, Smith first in the high jump, Klem third in the high jump and Banks and Wil- liams second and third in the pole vault. LAKE-LEHMAN VOLLEYBALL WINS The Lake-Lehman spikers ran their record to 5-1 last Thursday by sweeping Valley West 15-9, 15- 10. Ben Haughney paced the Knights with 14 kills in 19 tries. Jason Turner had 10 service points to aid the Knights. Earlier in the week the Knights scored a 2-1 win over the previ- ously unbeaten North Pocono team, 15-7, 12-15, 15-12. Key kills by Rob Spencer and some big digs by Mike Doerfler with help from Ja- son Turner gave the Rigs the final game. LADY KNIGHTS SOCCER LOSES HEARTBREAKER Meyers handed the Lady Knights their first loss of the season Thurs- day when Meyers’ Megan McHugh scored unassisted with only a little over two minutes remaining in the game. The goal gave the Mohawks a 1-0 win. Heidi Pomanek and Carrie Geist for Meyers and Becky James and Mandy Jones played outstanding defense for the two teams. Earlier in the week the Knights defeated Wyoming Seminary 2-1 with Heather Picchi's goal: four minutes into the third period. Jill Smielgieski had an assist on the score. She also had an assist on Heidi Wenrich's goal in the first period. Allyson Davis, James, Jones, Erin Loftus did an out- standing job for the Lady Knights. KNIGHT GIRLS TRACK DROPS TRI-MEET Hanover Area made a clean sweep over Bishop Hafey 90-45 and Lake-Lehman girls 97-42 in last Thursday's meet. Placing in the top five for the Lady Knights were Yetter, Naugle, Yeager, Yablonski, Wahalus, Samstrom, Frederick, Hall, McH- enry. Naugle, Frederick, Hall and Yetter were multiple winners. Earlier in the week, Bishop Hoban defeated the Lady Knights 105-35. Laura Frederick was a multiple winner for the Knights winning the long jump, and high jump. Other Lake-Lehman win- ners were Yetter, Naugle, Yeager, McHenry and Hall. Information: Emergency: Celebrating a decade of service... [Physician Referral: 826-7818 826-7300 826-7757 Geisinger. —— Wyoming Valley Medical Center 10th Anniversary 1981-1991 KNIGHTS WIN TRI-MEET Gary Masters took firsts in the shot put, discus and javelin, David Oatridge placed first in the 200 and 400 meter runs and ran a leg of the winning 1600 relay team, and Bob Ruggere won the 100 and 300 hurdles and also ran a leg of the winning 1600 relay team. Other Knight winners were Burke, Lamoreaux, Martin, Jones, Manzoni, Hudson, Karlowicz, Bur- naford. In their meet with Bishop Hoban Monday Masters set a new school record with a throw of 51 feet, four inches but the Knights lost 81-68. Winning in the top five for the Knights were Ruggere, second 100 hurdles; Oatridge, first, 100 dash; Shisson, fourth, 1600 run; Oatridge, first, 400 dash; Hutch- ins, third, 400 dash; Ruggere, first 300 hurdles; Kanowicz, third, 800 run; Manzoni, third, 200 dash; Oatridge, Ruggere, , Karloyich, Burnaford first, 1600 relay. Burke, second; Ruggere, third, triple jump; Jones, first, high jump; Manzoni, first, Burnaford, third, pole vault; Masters, first, Kukoski, second, shot put; Masters, first, Lamoreaux, second, discus; and Masters, first, Phillips, second and Lamoreaux, third, javelin. KNIGHT GIRLS TRACK DROPS TRI-MEET Hanover Area made a clean. sweep over Bishop Hafey 90-45 and Lake-Lehman girls 97-42 in. last Thursday's meet. Placing in the top five for the Lady Knights were Yetter, Naugle, Yeager, Yablonski, Wahalus, Samstrom, Frederick, Hall, McH- - enry. Naugle, Frederick, Hall and Yetter were multiple winners. Earlier in the week, Bishop Hoban defeated the Lady Knights 105-35. 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