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Dallas Mountaineer
Clarke Lewis ran his
record to 5-0 as he paced
the team to a 1-0 victory
over the Pittston Patriots.
Lewis gave up only two
singles and hit © two
himself in leading. the
Mountaineers to’ the win.
The young pitcher had
no difficulty: until the
. seventh’ inning when the
Patriots put three men on
base with only one out.
Lewis remained calm and
got the last two men out
on grounders for his 1-0
shutout. -
Dallas scored their lone
run in the third inning
when Dave Burnaford
went to first on an error,
stole second and scored on
Brian Muldoon’ s double
with" two men out.
In the fourth inning the
Mountaineers loaded the
bases when Jim Gem-
berling hit a single and
Lewis and Brace took to
the bases on bunts. Jerry
Rollman grounded into-a
double play,
ston’s Brian Dillon
walked Burnaford in-
tentionally and forced
ground out to’ retire the
Mountaineers. Dave
Kerdesky also hit a double
for the Mountaineers.
Lewis struck out seven
Patriots ‘and walked two.
Dillon struck out only one
Mountaineer and walked
two.
The Dallas-Nanticoke
game Wednesday was
rained out.
Moran Photo)
by Lee L. Richards
CLIPBOARD NOTES:
Sickers that hasn’t a
ready been said? It’s
obvious they can’t win the
big one. I read and listen
all year what exceptional
personnel and coaching
they have, yet they can’t
win the big one. When the
going gets’ tough the
Sickers can’t cut it. No
way should they have lost
on Sunday--no way. Celts
are my team, but they
weren't in it ‘until the
Sickers left ‘em off the
hook in the final five
minutes. My assessment
is: they talk too much
to do before they do it. 1
don’t think they have the
riiigrhr title ’'a'm
chemistry...What a class
team the Edmonton
Oilers are. After getting
KO’d by the classy
Islanders they showed me
a lot by skating to bench
to shake hands...Islanders
were supposed to have
been lucky last year in the
Stanley Cup, so siad the
Flyers’ fans and media.
So where are the Flyers
this year? Golfing with
the Sickers. The Islanders
are a splendid and highly
skilled team, but I don’t
believe they can be com-
pared to Canadiens...
Many thanks to Tem-
ple’s Frank Massino and
Rutgers’ Bill Speranza for
helping me with’ my
‘Suspects & Prospects”
list for next grid season. It
appears the East will
have more skilled folks
around this coming year
than big linemen like 1981
crop...Size, speed and
strength are the three
most ~ significant © at-
tributes scouts look for in
a grid prospect.
Academics are important
too.
Hear Lake-Lehman’s.
grid coach Tom Hisiro has
accepted a coaching
position at = Canon-
McMillan High School in
the Pittsburgh area. The
Black Knights: ad-
ministrators will not start
searching for a new head
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football mentor.
Tip of the hat to’ the
Lake-Lehman track team
on winning the A-A title
with a 6-0 mark. Coach Ed
Narkiewicz really
brought the program
along since it was started
in 1970. Leading the team
were John Wendel, Mark
Boyle, Mike Wendel, Dan
Haefele, Don Benza, Rich
Cundiff, Mark Mar-
chakitus, Tom Sayre and
Tom Kurkosky. That's a
pretty heady group.
Talk about ‘being an
instant ‘hit with the
members that’s what new
pro Barry Fies is at Irem
Temple Country Club. I
know he did some very
positive things at W-B
Muni. Previous pro Norm
Hammer added a lot of
style to Irem. He did a
splendid job in promoting
tih.e jou. nidiior
program... After ‘reading
all of the news bits around
the recent NFL draft I'm
Pitt’s Mark May told
player with NFL potential
can afford to be out of
shape after the bowl
games and all-star tilts.
May said, ‘The pro
scouts are so thorough
today when they're in-
vesting big bucks in a high
draft choice that they’ll
bring in most of the top
players for physicals,
agility drills and check
your speed and strength:
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That’s title number four
for the class of ’81.
It appears the Black
Knights will compete’ in
the Wyoming Valley Golf
League this fall. Board
approval was expected
this week and Mike
Sharok is the right guy to
lead the linksmen. :
Meanwhile, one of the
biggest turnarounds for
the Lake-Lehman
championship roundball
team was the overall
team-play of Dave
Penkrot. Several reliable
followers told me he did a
lot of maturing in the
course of a season and
thus became a more com-
plete performer.
Dallas High School cage
Kit Karuza attended the
Medalist
Clinic at Cherry Hill, N.J.,
last weekend. Bobby
Knight ‘conducted the
clinic.
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sports is in a tail-spin and
the blame rests squarely
on the shoulders of the
agents and owners.
The program at the fifth
annual . Pitt Golden
Panthers Banquet re-
cently was refreshing toa
point. However, it’s about
time the people from
Scranton recognize there
are some followers,
former players ‘and
members of the media,
from the Wilkes-Barre
area. It bugged me when
they went out of their way
to introduce some former
squadman and com-
pletely overlooked
Kingston’s Bob Sorochak
who was a starting guard
in 1963 when the Panthers
were No. 2 in the country
and didn’t receive a bowl
invite. Perhaps that’s one
of the reasons the W-B
media show little interest
in attending the press
confab.
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titude tests. They don’t
leave anything to chance.
This is why so many
players improve their
status before the draft.”
Pro football is
becoming more sophis-
ticated every year with all
of the new techniques in
player evaluation.
The Lake-Lehman
Knights: won only one
game until last week
when they upset two top
Wyoming Valley Con-
ference teams, nipping
Hanover Area 7-6 on
Tuesday, and edged
Nanticoke 7-6 on Monday
afternoon.
The Knights were on the
going into the bottom half
of the final inning when
they scored five runs. Al
Michaels pitched the final
2 and two thirds innings of
the contest to pick up the
win.
Hanover Area scored
four runs in the first in-
ning to ‘lead 4-0 until the
Knights scored a run in
the second and another
run in the third.
Scott Evans and Ed Lee
inning to put their nine in
front 6-2.
The Knights’ center-
fielder Al Martin started
off the seventh with a
single and went to second
when Ron Swingle
walked. Bill Radonavitch
went to first on a walk to
load the bases with: one
out. Martin scored when
Hanover’s pitcher walked
Dave Hall.
John Hoolick went in to
relieve Politz' and the
Knights ‘scored two runs,
making the score 6-5 when
Tony Zielen was safe on
an infield error. The tying
run scored when Tracy
Slocum went to base on an
error. Zielen scored the
Knights winning run when
Joe Kishkill’s ground ball.
Hall hit a triple for the
Knights and Martin paced
the Knights: with two
singles.
The Knights broked
their eight-game losing
streak on Monday night
when they scored two
nip the Trojans 6-5.
T. Zielen led Lake-
Lehman at the plate with
two doubles one of them in
the ninth’ inning. Darren
Barbacci and Bill
Radonavitch started the
ninth inning rally for the
a single.
Nanticoke scored a run
to lead 5-4.
Zielen hit his double in
the ninth to score Bar-
bacci and Radonavitch
and give the Knights the
game.
double in the fourth inning
when Lake-Lehman
scored three runs to lead
4-0. He and Slocum scored
on Chris Wargo’s double.
Dana Gross started on
the mound for Lake-
Lehman and pitched 8 and
one third innings before
Kishkill relieved him on
the mound. Gross struck
out five men at the plate
and Kishkill, who was
credited with’ the win,
struck out two.
Jim Eroh was the
starting pitcher for
Nanticoke but relief
pitcher R. Koslowski was
the losing pitcher. Eroh
Koslowski struck out two.
Lake-Lehman track-
men took two wins in a tri-
meet ‘with GAR and
Bishop Hoban last week.
The Knights copped 10
first places, GAR took
five and Hoban won three
events.
Double winners for the
Knights: were Mike
Wendell in the 800 and the
mile runs, John Wendell,
member ‘of the two-mile
relay team and winner of
the two mile run; Mar-
chakitus and Jeff
Dobinick were on the first
place mile and two-mile
relay teams, and Boyle
came in first in the 220
dash and was on the two-
mile relay team.
Complete results were
Two-mile relay-Lake-
Lehman (Dobinick,
Knorr, Marchakitus, J.
Wendel), Bishop Hoban,
GAR; 120-hurdles-Sayre
(LL), Jescavage (BH),
Khalif (GAR), Allen
(BH), Wills (LL); Triple
jump-D. Tolbert (GAR),
College Misericordia’s
athletic program par-
ticipants: were recently
honored at the College’s
Annual Athletic Awards
Dinner, held a tthe Castle
Inn, Dallas. Members of
the Misericordia Athletic
Association, cheerlea-
ders, and members of the
cross country, women’s
tennis, field hockey,
volleyball, men’s and
softball teams
honored for their
dedication and com-
mitment in the sports in
which they participated.
This ‘year, an Athletic
Director’s Award was
added for initiative and
dedication of a student to
a sport or sports. This
award was given to
were
Michael
Luzerne
next
Theresa O’Brien,
member of the ri
basketball team for four
years.
Allen (BH), Willas (BH),
Sayre (LL), Jones (LL);
100-yard dash-T. Tolbert
(GAR), Boyle (LL), Swire
(LL), STout (BH), Nolan
(GAR); Mile run-M.
Wendel (LL), Morio
(GAR), Farrell (BH),
Wysocki (GAR), Austin
(LL); Shot put-Ostrowski
(BH), Gola (BH), Adams
(LL), Dudick (GAR),
Langston (LL); 440-yard
relay-GAR (Nolan,
Gembitski, D. Tolbert, T.
Tolbert), Bishop Hoban,
Lake-Lehman; 330-IM
hurdles-Khalife (GAR),
Sayre (LL), Nolan
(GAR), Jescavage (BH),
Wills (LL); Pole vault-
Williams (LL, Knorr
(LL), = Bullock (LL),
Walsh (LL).
440-yard dash-Marc-
hakitus (LL),Thomas
(GAR), Freid (BH), Gola
(BH), Dobinick (LL);
Discus-Kohl (BH),
Werhun, (LL), Kwak
(BH), Haefele (LL), Gola
(GAR); 880-yard run-M.
Wendell (LL), Sulkowski
(BH), Morio (GAR),
McHenry (BH), Knorr
(LL); High jump-Morgan
(BH), Evans (LL), Willas
(BH), Wills (LL),
DiMaggio (GAR);
Javelin-Rossi (GAR),
Haefele (LL), Kwak
(BH), - Benza (LL),
Weibrecht (GAR); 220-
yard dash-Boyle (LL), T.
Tolbert (GAR), Gem-
bitski (GAR), Austin
(LL), Pegg (BH); 2-mile
run-J. Wendell (LL), M.
Wendell (LL), Morio
(GAR), Cundiff (LL),
Murphy (BH), Mile relay-
Lake-Lehman (Boyle,
Dobinick,,archakitus,
Sayre), Bishop Hoban.
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