THE DALLAS POST, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1982 PAGE NINE
The Sports Post————— =
“They are our Dynamic
Duo,” that is what Coach
John Roberts calls Carey
Falcone and Billy
Mathers, two wrestlers
4 for the Dallas Junior High
® School. The seventh grade
boys won the first two
bouts of every meet ex-
cept one for the entire
season. They set the team
off to a very good start
with each meet. Most” of
GREG COOK TAKES
ADVANTAGE--of the
(Mark
the wins recorded were
pins.
Carey Falcone, the 75-
pounder, went through the
season with a perfect 17-0
record, including a first
place win in the Back
Mountain Club tourna-
ment.
Billy Mathers, the 80-
pounder, completed the
season with a 17-1 record
i
including a District I1 title
and, most recently, a first
place win in the highly
rated Frank Walp tourna-
ment. He was the only
local boy to win first place
this year.
Dallas is looking for-
ward to many great
seasons. of wins and
honors from these two
fine wrestlers.
P. Jordan hammered
the pins for 226-216 (618)
to lead Dallas Nursery to
three points from Roberts
Oil in the George Shupp
League. D. Eddy hit the
pins for 551, F. Adams
rolled 528, C. Glasser
added 522 and N. Stredny
gave 521. Endless
Mountains picked up
three from Stanton TV
paced by R. Barr’s 221-220
(577). Stanton’s L. Lavelle
tumbled pins for 234 (569).
for 258-210 (654) to aid
Fino’s Pharmacy in
taking three points from
Disque Funeral Home. R.
Bonomo scattered pins for
224-223 (605) and K.
Youngblood tumbled pins
for 569. T. Shalata gave
538. Disque’s L.
Yankowski toppled pins
for 584 and E. Labatch
knocked them down for
528. Harris Associates
divided evenly with
Gino’s Shoe Store led by
D. Purvin’s 551 and H.
Bennett's 535. J. Guido hit
pins for 525 and G. Harris
522. S. Fielding spilled
pins for 220 (548) and B.
Cyphers tumbled them for
540. Gino toppled them for
520.
In the Idetown Compact
League the Mustangs
earned three from the
Camaros despite C. Doty
hitting 170-174 (473).
Cimarrons copped three
from ' the Citations
sparked by N. Kozem-
chak’s 200, R. Cross’ 519
and A. Cross’ 183.
LaBarons shut out the
Omegas paced by J.
Roan’s 539. The Lynx
picked up three from the
Aries aided by W. Rauch’s
202 and F. Rauch’s 188.
The Firebirds dropped
two and a half points to
the Capris led by L.
Stallard’s 510.
M. Fondo spilled pins
for 194-171 (533) to lead
Fashion Vending to three
points from G.H. Harris in
the Country League.
Team mate K. Scavone
scattered pins for 188 and
P. Gordon tumbled them
for 172. M. Culver rolled
189 (503) and L. Thomas
hit pins for 179-174 (522)
for the Harris girls. M.
Shepherd added 477. A.
Hospodar knocked down
pins for 196 (497) to aid
Grotto Pizza in earning
two and a half points from
Daring’s Market. High for
the grocer’s team were T.
Langdon 179 (491), E.
Nulton 183 and J.
S. Fielding hit 521. C.
Cyphers tumbled pins for
540 to aid Orange A in
picking up two and a half
Lamoreux 181. R. Rad-
zinski’s 174-221 (552) set
the pace for the Castlettes
2-2 split with A.F. Roan,
who were sparked by D.
Vrhel’s 202, N. Crane’s 197
and J. Frantz’ 180.
In the Back Mountain
Church League
Shavertown A picked up
four points by forfeit from
Dallas A. East Dallas took
all from Orange A whose
D. Shupp rolled 538 and H.
Shupp added 520. Trucks-
ville B shut out the
Lutherans paced by K.
Spencer, Sr.’s big 238-211
(568). Ted Wilson led the
losing five - with 527. T.
Metz hit 218 (555) to aid
Carverton B in taking
three from Dallas A
whose B. Williams put up
535. J. Ide clobbered pins
for 222-257 (678) to lead
Carverton A to three
points from Shavertown
C. G. Brunges topped the
losing five with 564,
followed by Kyttle’s 559,
D. Eddy’s and R. Moore’s
553’s and K. Youngblood’s
548. L. Newhart’s 564
showed the way for
The men’s baseball
team at Luzerne County
Community College of-
ficially opened the 1982
campaign this past week
.by holding ‘‘spring
training’’ practices on the
college’s parking lot in
Nanticoke.
Despite the un-
cooperative weathermen,
coach Al Cihocki’s
Minutemen braved the
inclement circumstances
of this past week: in order
to get an early season
edge on this year’s
Eastern Pennsylvania
Community ~~ College
Athletic Conference
(EPCCAC) opponents.
“We're out here
fident about the upcoming
season -- and well he
should be considering the
talent laden roster he now
holds.
“I've lost a number of
key players,” (losing two
starting pitchers, an All-
Conference shortstop, and
the team’s leading hitter)
Cihocki admitted, “But I
feel I have a number of
quality athletes who can
step right in and do the
job.” Topping the list of
this year’s hopefuls are
Wilkes College transfers
George ' Hall, ' Wilkes-
Barre; Jim Michaels,
Dallas; and Mark
All three players
contributed as freshmen
under former coach Dave
Kaschak before opting to
Michaels, a durable,
right-handed pitcher out
of Lake-Lehman and
Belinski, a hard-hitting
outfielder spawned from
the Wyoming Valley West
diamond, are also ex-
pected to add to LCCC’s
strength. .
In addition, Dave Janus
out of Plains, and Mike
ue
|Points, Plug, Cor
Ripa of Swoyersville,
(also transfers) will see
action in a Minuteman
uniform this season.
Cihocki’s squad will
play a 20-game schedule
in this year’s EPCCAC.
Practice resumes this
week at the West Side
ballpark in Nanticoke.
a a
&
Shavertown B’s three
point win over Maple
Grove. B. Walko gave 548,
D. Wright added 535 and
points from Trucksville C
whose F. Hughes posted
522.
Guzzlers blanked the
Primos in Our Gang
League. Primo’s Kathy
Mintzer knocked down
pins for 487. Bad News
Bowlers copped three
from the Gutter Dusters
sparked by K. Spencer’s
534. N. Pickup hit 176 for
the losing five. .C. Exar-
hopoulis- toppled pins for
211 (501) to pace No
Names to three points
from the Eager Beavers.
J. Ide walloped the pins
for 587 and Darlene
Hudak scattered them for
180 (474) to help the
Hangers earn three from
the Strike Outs.
In the Bowlerette
League Franklin’s
Family Restaurant took
all from the Hoagie Bar
whose D. Vrhel rolled 176.
R. Gula’s 474 showed the
‘way for Tom Reese girls
three points from Mr.
Donut.
Bermudas blanked the
Beach Combers in
Franklin’s Family
Restaurant League while
the Big Bens were taking
all from the CM.P.’s.
Alpiners took three from
Slim Liners picked up
three from the Hambos.
High scores were K.
Youngblood’s 213-225
(632), F. Adams 544 and J. {
Roan 541, for the Big |
Ben's;
(597) and G. Mazer 220
(562) for the C.M.P.’s; B.
Weaver 216 (602), G.
Mazer II 593, Bermudas;
H. Garris 551, Alpiners;
T. Doughton 223 (548), C.
Kazokas 219 (529), Half
562, F. Stevens 559, K.
Spencer 552, C. Williams
533,
Yaniowski 540, S. Bonomo |
529, Hambos. ad!
Lombardo Bakery took
Shop to cut their lead to
six games in the
Imperialette League. V.
Magistro knocked down
pins for 171 (493) and C.
Mahaffey Oil Company
shut out Gino’s Shoe Store
sparked by K. Scavone’s
183 (505) and P. Williams
188 (496). Trail’'s End shut
out Lamoreaux Auto Body
Parts led by J. Clark who
walloped pins for
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