Dallas Mountaineer
trackmen placed first in
the First Annaul Lake-
Lehman Invitational Re-
lays for Class AA-A
regional teams.
Coach Clint Brobst’s
cindermen edged out a
Club
postpones
bike-hike
Due to 'the inclement
weather last Sunday the
'Dallas Junior Woman's
Club Bike-Hike for the
Luzerne County
Association for Retarded
Citizens, has been
rescheduled to Sunday,
May 2.
All aspects of the ride
will remain the same with
registration set for 11 a.m.
at the Dallas High School.
Groups of riders will be
sent off at time intervals
shortly after
registration and bike in-
spection have been com-
pleted.
Bicyclists ofall ages are
invited to participate in the
ride to help the mentally
retarded.
L-J farm
league tryouts
The Lehman-Jackson
Farm League will hold
tryouts, Sat., May 1, at the
Lake-Lehman Junior High
boys be there as the teams
will be selected that day.
Rain date is Monday,
May 8, 6 p.m., at the same
location.
Tryouts set
Dallas-East Dallas
Teener League Baseball
tryouts will be held at 6
p.m. Thursday, April 29. at
the Dallas Senior High
Field!
Players must bring proof
of age.
favored GAR team 44-41. In
the junior high events GAR
only four ahead of Mounta-
in View. i
The Carbondale
Chargerettes took first
place in the girls events
with 16 points, pushing
ahead of Crestwood by six.
Dallas girls came in third
and Lake-Lehman fourth.
Lake-Lehman boys
varsity trackman,
the two mile relay in 8:37.2
with Don Bolton, Tom
Kearney, Harry Vroomen
and Scott Neyhard doing
the running. GAR placed
second; Tunkhannock
third; Wyalusing fourth
and Lake-Lehman with
Mike Borys, Dave Weber,
Mark Derwin and Pete
Sharp came in fifth.
Other results were sprint
medley-Crestwood | 1:43.6;
Hanover; Tunkhannock;
Dallas, Tim Cross, Joe
Shurites, Chuck Riegel,
Jim Swepston; Wyalusing.
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Army Band
to perform
The Wilkes-Barre Bicen-
tennial Commission will
present ‘‘Pershing’s Own,”’
The United States Army
Band, in concert at Meyers
High School on Thursday,
May 13.
The Army Band will
perform at 2 p.m. in
Meyers High School
Stadium, and again at 8
p.m.
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KINGSTON
WILKES-BARRE
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480 HH-GAR 1:10.2; Tunk-
hannock; Lake-Lehman,
Paul DeBarry, Jim
Spencer, Brian Bednar,
Mark DeCesaris; Wyalus-
ing; 440 yd. relay-Dallas,
Mark Goeringer, Juan
Navarro, Chuck Riegel,
Tim Cross 47.3; Crest-
wood; Tunkhannock;
Wyalusing; Lake-Lehman,
Leo Pall, Mark Sorber,
Spencer, Bednar.
Distance
8:29.83;
medley-GAR
Bloomsburg;
Dallas, Jim Swepston,
Juan Navarro, Scott
Neyhard, Harry Vroomen;
Wyalusing; Tunkhannock;
two mile run-Boris, GAR
10:33.0; Morrison, Bloom;
Kupris GAR; Gilmore
Tunk; Bill Kleiner D; 880
yd. relay-Bloomsburg
1:37.3; Crestwood; Dallas,
Mark Goeringer, Navarro,
Riegel, Tim Cross; GAR;
Wyalusing; 1320 yd. Int.-
Tunkhannock 3:06.1;
Dallas, Majewski, Chuck
Lemmond, Sweptston,
Shurites; GAR; Lake-
Lehman, Mark DeCesaris,
Peter Sharp, Jim Spencer,
Paul DeBarry; Wyalusing;
one mile relay-Blooms-
burg; 3:35.6; GAR; Crest-
wood; Dallas, Goeringer,
Kearney, Neyhard,
Vroomen; Wyalusing.
Shot put-GAR 139634";
Hanover; Lake-Lehman,
Bill Sennick, Rocky Knorr,
Tom Snell; Tunkhannock;
Dallas, Dave Dombek,
Craig Givens, = Pete
Shiner.Discus-Lake-
Lehman, Sennick 376°7;
Brent Post, ' Mike Gen-
netts; Dallas, Givens, Mike
McGroarty, Shiner;
javelin-Wya-
lusing, Parkhurst 455’,
Peterson, Dyer; Lake-
Lehman, Chris Hall,
Gennetts, Bob Wesley;
long jump-GAR 54’134”,
Ellis, Decker, Green;
Lake-Lehman, Snell, Jack
Swire, Bob Weidner;
Wyalusing; Tunkhannock;
Dallas, Wayne Goode,
Tippett, McGroarty; triple
jump-Dallas 119°6’2,
Majewski, Tippett,
Shurites’; GAR;
Wyalusing; ‘Crestwood;
Hanover; high ump-Dallas
17’ Majewski; Lake-
Lehman, Sennic, Snell,
Weidner; Tunkhannock;
pole vault-Wyalusing;
Lake-Lehman, DeCesaris,
Leo Pall, Greg Bogdon;
Crestwood.
In the Junior High
events, the results were 440
yd. relay-GAR 53.7; Tunk-
hannock; Lake-Lehman,
Chris Shaw, Joe Alles, Bob
Adams, Alan Evans; two
mile relay-Mountain View
9:45.70 \GAR 7 sprint
medley-GAR 1:56.7; Lake-
Lehman, Alles, Joe Ger-
shak, ‘Shaw, Bruce Han-
som; distance medley-
Tunk-
hannock; Lake-Lehman,
Alan Evans, John Coulton,
GAR; one mile relay-
Mountain View; GAR;
Lake-Lehman, Adams,
Evans, Shaw, Coulton;
Tunkhannock.
Results in the girls
events were 440 yd. relay-
Carbondale 54.8; Crest-
wood; Tunkhannock;
Lake-Lehman, Sally
Galka, Kim Dinger, Vicki
Dobinick, Linda Roman;
Dallas, Kathy Anderson,
Shelley Leteer, Cindy
Yagloski, Sharon Gabel;
sprint medley-Crestwood
2:01.9; Carbondale; Tunk-
hannock; Lake-Lehman,
Linda Roman, Sue
Dockeray, Kim Dinger,
Sally Galka; Dallas, Cindy
Yagloski, Mary DalSanto,
Sharon Gabel, Shelley
Leteer; distance medley-
Carbondale 11:01.1; Tunk-
hannock; Dallas, Jennifer
Menzel, Linda = Prushko,
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John Majewski picked up
three firsts for = the
lead them to a 109-41 win
over the Crestwood
Comets, Monday night at
the Dallas field.
Times and distances
were not the best due to the
unusually cold weather and
the wind blowing across
the Mountaineer’s field.
relay in 9:44.7 with Mark
Goeringer, Bill Kleiner,
Larry Shultz and Don
Bolton doing the running.
Majewski took the 120
HH in :16.8; Schmid,
Crestwood placed second;
Tom Swingle, Dallas,
third. Majewski also took
the triple jump and the
high jump.
Other results of the meet
were shot put-Craig Givens
D, 40’5%”; Gary Ostrum
D; Pete Shiner D; 100 yd.
dash-Cooke Cr. 10.7; Tim
Cross D; Chuck Riegel D;
pole vault-Crestwood on
forfeit; mile run-Harry
Vroomen D 5:02.1; Scott
Neyhard D; Rawls Cr.;
triple jump- Majewski D
40’1”; Scott Tippett D;
Wayne Goode D; 880 yd.
relay-Dallas, Riegel, Juan
Navarro, Jim Swepston,
Joe Shurites 1:45; 44 yd.
dash-Tim Cross D 57.6;
Tom Kearney D; Mark
discus-Shiner
D 124’5”’; Gary Ostrum D;
Mike McGroarty D; long
jump-Brian Bridger D
17°5’’; Zvraraski Cr;
Tippett D; 330 IH-Shurites
Lemmond D; 880 yd. run-
Neyhard D 2:22.7; Rawls
Cr; Navarro D; javelin-
Dave Dombek D 145’4;
Smith Cr; Lou Marianni D
220 yd. dash-Cooke Cr 26.7;
Riegel D; Zvaraski Cr; two
ile run-Shultz D 11:52.5;
Kleiner D; Bolton D; mile
relay-Crestwood, Musto,
Barry, Frisel, Schmid,
4:16; high jump-Majewski
D 6’2"; Mike McGroarty
D; Mark Steckiel D.
With the arrival of
daylight savings time on
April 25 Moon Lake Park
will begin its summer
schedule and remain open
until 9 p.m. each night.
Robert C. Neff, Director
of recreation and parks,
announced that although
the level of the lake is
currently low, ‘fishing is
permitted. It was
necessary to lower, the
level of the lake to repair
damage to the dam caused
Hurricane Eloise. It . is
expected the lake will be
normal height by the
Memorial Day weekend.
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