The Mountaineer track-
men took the lead early in
the meet with Lake-
Lehman on the Dallas field
last Thursday and went on
to win 89-61. 1
The Knights rallied late
in the meet but were
unable to catch up with the
Dallas team.
Dallas girls
The Lady Mounts of
Dallas defeated the Lake-
Tim Cross picked up two
firsts in the 100 and 220
yard dash and sophomore,
Jerry McDowell continued
to win in the shot put.
first places for the Knights
in the long jump and triple
jump.
Final results were two
Lehman girls softball team
9-4, Monday afternoon at
Mountaineer Steve
Skammer fanned eleven
men and held Seton
Catholic to three hits to
pace his team to 3-1 win
Monday afternoon at
Pittston. The win clinched
the penant for the Dallas
nine in Division II of the
Wyoming Valley Baseball
League. The win gave
Skammer a 7-0 record to
date.
The score was 1-1 going
into the sixth inning when
the Mountaineers broke
loose to score two runs.
Dave Thomas, John
Konopki and Jack Best-
wick each had two hit a
piece. Mark Casaday
helped the team with a long
double.
mile relay, Dallas 9:17.1;
120 high hurdles, Jim
Spencer (L) 16.2; Paul
McCue (D), Steve Asby
(D); one mile run, Dave
Moore (D) 4:44.9, Scott
Neyhard (D), Mark
Derwin (L); 100-yd. dash,
Tim Cross (D) 10.3, Abe
Simon (D), Jack Swire
Valley West field to take
the Division II cham-
pionship.
Donna Roberts pitched
for the Dallas team and
struck out four at the plate
while second baseman
Nora Barlow drove out a
home run.
The girls were scheduled
to play Bishop O’Reilly,
Tuesday at 4 p.m. at the
Valley West field for the
overall championship.
Winner of that game will
play the championship
team from Lackawanna
County.
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(L); 880-yd. relay, Dallas,
1:42; 440-yd. dash, John
Barry (D) 56.8, Bob
Barcheski (L), Mark
MacDougall (L); 330 IMH,
Joe Shurites (D) 43.0; Asby
(D), McCue (D).
880-yd. run, Neyhard (D)
2:17.8, Bruce Kunkle (D),
Gary Tough (L); two mile
run, Larry Schultz (D)
11:10, Derwin (L), Don
Bolton (D); 220-yd. dash,
Cross (D) 22.9, Weidner
(L), Simon (D); mile
relay, Dallas 4:00.1; pole
vault, Mark DeCesaris (L)
11'6"’; Chris Shaw (L),
Jack Zaleskas (L); high
jump, Howard Cosgrove
(L) 5’ 34”, Pall (L), Mark
Steckiel (D); shot put,
Jerry McDowell (D)
47’5Y4"’, Bob Cumens (L),
Kraig Givens (D); discus,
R. Kern (D) 134'4”, Brent
Post (L), Givens (D);
javelin, Gennetts (L) 186’,
Hall (L), McDougall (L);
triple jump, Weidner (L)
38’4’’, Shurites (D),
DeCesaris (D); long jump,
Weidner (L) '18'10%2"",
Shurites (D), Cross (D).
EIPPER WINS--Dallas
lost to the
Some 130 long-distance
runners from throughout
the East have registered
for the Back Mountain
Second Annual
Bicentennial Run to be held
June 5.
According to organizer
Tim Bauman, runners
from as far away as
Syracuse have registered
for the run and will be
ages, he noted, and is so
designed that each runner
competes with others in the
same category.
There is an open
champions award for the
first runner to complete the
10.3 mile course, awards
for up to tenth place, and
special awards for older
runners.
The run will begin on the
College Misericordia
campus at 11 Sunday
morning and will continue
in and around’ Dallas
through a specially marked
course, There are traffic
control personnel and aid
stations throughout the
course, Bauman said.
Last year Ray Krombel
from G.A.R. High School
completed the course in 53
minutes, 58 seconds. His
high school also won the
team trophy for the day.
The race is beginning to
attract national attention,
Bauman said, and
hopefully will become one
of the major Eastern races.
Three ninth grade
wrestlers of Dallas Junior
High School recently took
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Steve Skammer struck
out 15 and belted two
doubles to
Mountaineers
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Hanover, last Tuesday at
the Hanover field, 6-1. The
win kept Dallas in the lead
in Division II of the
Wyoming Valley Baseball
League with a 9-0 record.
Third baseman Dave
Thomas drove out a long
homerun scoring three
runs. The Mountaineers
improved at the plate
collecting seven hits off
pitchers Conklin and
Frisbee of Hanover.
The Hawkeyes were good
for six hits, two of them
doubles by second
baseman Kane and cen-
terfielder Korba.
first place titles in post
season tournaments.
Andy Pinter, 135-pound
varsity wrestler, took the
United States World
Federation Regional II
National title the weekend
of May 7. The tournament
was at Behrend College,
Erie with champions from
eight states competing.
Pinter wrestled five
times at Erie, having only
three points scored against
him. In his first bout he
defeated M. Ross of
Maryland, 5-2. He took his
second bout 15-1 from Mike
Corbett of Ohio and his
third bout from Richard
Bosley, Md., pinning him in
1:15. In the semi-finals he
defeated Milton Maxwell of
Sharon, Pa. 2-0, then went
on to take the title by
defeating Terry Green of.
Virginia 10-0.
Pinter was division
championship at Bedford
High School to qualify for
the state title at Clarion
where he won 3-0.
The young wrestler also
competed in the AAU
tournaments where he took
his weight class title in
districts 4-0; in the
regionals 3-0 and in the
states 3-0.
in the AAU Freestyle
Districts at Dallas and will
advance to the nationals at
Upper Marion.
Pinter also placed first in
a Berwick Tournament by
winning 5-0 in the finals.
Wrestling with the senior
varsity team this past
in District II competition,
placed third in _ the
second in the Lock Haven
tournament. His record for
the year is 47-8.
Sean Cavanaugh has a
record of 36-1 for the year.
A member of the junior
high wrestling team, he
was a District II junior
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Cavanaugh also placed
first in tournaments at
Cumberland Valley,
Abington Heights,
Berwick,
Cumberland and Central
Columbia.
Carter placed second in
the regional tournament at
Lewisburg and took first
place in the 90 pound class
at Athens. He entered the
Fourth = Annual Bison
Tournament at Bucknell,
May 14, where he placed
fourth.
Cavanaugh will enter
weeks.
Dallas girls
The Lady Mounts senior
high school track team de-
feated the Lady Knights of
Lake-Lehman 71-51, last
week on the Mounts field in
cold, windy weather which
slowed down all compe-
tition.
Lori Davis was a three
time first place winner for
Dallas taking the 100 yard
dash in 12.4, the sprint
medley in 2:18, and a
member of the mile relay
team who ran it in 5:02.
Karen Holsworth took
two firsts for Lake-Lehman
in the shot put 28’11’’; and
the discus 74’6".
Final results in the meet
were 110 hurdles. Celeste
Scavone (LL) 20.9; Valerie
Hayden (D), Ceceilia
Muller (LL); 100-yd. dash,
Lori Davis 12.4; Kathy
Anderson - (D), Vicki
Dobinick and Kim Dinger,
both Lake-Lehman, tied;
mile: run, Holly Nitsche
(LL) 6:49.4; Sharon Gable
(D) 6:49.5; 440-yd. dash,
Rhonda Saxon (D) 70.0;
Gloria Hazeltine (D), Ruth
Borys (LL).
880-yd.
run, Joan
Harrison (D) 3:l;; Kippie
Steele (LL), King (LL);
220-yd. dash, Kathy Ander-
son (D) 30.3; Dinger (LL),
Dobinick (LL); mile relay,
Dallas-Sue Dreher, Davis,
Hazeltine, Saxon 5:02;
sprint medley, Dallas-Lori
Davis, Colleen Kerdesky,
Kim Ross, Sue Dreher
2:18; shot put, Karen Hols-
worth (LL) 28’11’’; Sharon
Bordley (D), Dawn
Cumens (LL).
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74.6; Bordley (D), Pam
Marr (LL); javelin, Carol
Cigarski (LL) 67’6”’; Ellen
Grossman (D), Bordley
(D); long jump, Kerdesky
(D) 13.5; Wendy Anderson
(LL), Cathy Elliott (LL);
high jump, Susan Dreher
(D) 4’6”; Kathy Aston (D)
4’6”’, Lisa Allardyce (LL);
triple jump, Elliott (LL)
29’; Anderson (LL), Hazel-
tine (D).
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