In a triangular meet at
the Patriots track last
Tuesday, the Black
Knights were defeated
122-28 by Pittston and
Valley West took them
107-43.
The Black Knights
placed second in the 3200
meter relay with a time of
8:35.9. Other results were
110 meter HH, VanGorder
third; triple jumps,
Kulcosky fourth; 1600
meter run, Wendel 4:37.4
first; Bernick fifth; shot
put, Adams fifth; 400
meter dash, Broden fifth;
pole vault, Williams 11’,
first and Walsh 11’; 800
meter run, Hall 2:03.7
first; javelin, Hodle fifth;
200 meter dash, Swire 24.1
fifth; long jump, cundiff
second, Bernick thrid.
Dallas High School
cindermen evened their
record at 2-2 last Tuesday
when they lost 87-63 to
but defeated
Bishop Hoban 851-6415.
Dallas track team’s
results in the tri-meet
were 32-meter relay,
second in 9:07.4 with team
members McDonald,
Lipo, Drasnin and
Richardson. 110-meter,
menges second 17.8,
Noone third; triple jump,
Guzek second; 100-meter
dash, Bordley 11.8,
second; Tucker, third;
shot put, Kern 43’2”
second, Dukinas fifth;
1600 meter run, Guzek
third, Kraynak fifth; 400
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meter dash, Bordley 54.2
second, Lipo fifth; long
jump, Fetty third; 300
meter hurdles, Noone
fourth; Blessmer fifth.
800 meter run, Guzek
2:08.1 second, Richardson
fifth; discus, Kern 1179”
second, Dukinas fourth;
200 meter dash, tucker
24.6 second, Simeon tied for
fifth; 3200 meter run,
McDonald fourth; pole
vault, Davenport 11’ first,
Riley second, Radzinski
fourth; javelin, Daven-
port third; Shemo fifth;
1600 meter relay, Dallas
3:47.2 Luke, Lipo,
Richardson and Bordley;
high jump, Guzek 510”
second, Fetty fifth.
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Sheri Ciccarelli led off
with singles in both the
first and second innings to
spark the Dallas girls to
an 8-4 win Thursday over
Bishop Hoban. The Lady
Mounta scored six of their
runs in the first two in-
nings, the. decisive scores
on Argent errors.
Ciccarelli also scored
two runs, on in the first on
Debbie Shone’s double
and one in the second on
an error. Kathy Walsh
and Tammie Sutton
knocked in two runs in the
first inning on singles and
Theresa Baseski batted in
a run with a sacrifice.
Shone and Baseski also hit
doubles in the game.
Shone pitched all the
way to pick up the win,
striking out two and
walking six. She gave up
only seven hits. Laura
Nork, losing pitcher for
the Argents allowed the
Lady Mounts only six hits.
The win gave the Lady
Mounts an 8-3 record and
losing streak.
2 to the Nanticoke
Trojanettes, Wednesday,
at the Nanticoke field.
Debbie Shone was
credited with her first loss
of the ‘season in five
games allowing only five
hits.
The Trojanettes Debbie
Wengryn was credited
with the win, giving up
ing for two hits to score
three runs.
Shone, Ciccarelli, Kim
Reese, Banks and Morgan
collected the hits for the
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Dallas girls.
Chris Dombek was the
losing pitcher on Tuesday
as Wyoming Seminary
handed the Lady Mounts a
13-8 loss. Ciccarelli came
in to relive Dombek in the
sixth inning and the Blue
Knights Kate Ward hit a
grand slam homerun to
clinch the game, by
breaking the 8-8 tied
game. Dombek fanned
five and walked eight
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Hitting for the Lady
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Reese, Sutton, Banks,
Dombek, Baseski 2-4, and
Morgan 34.
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Lake-Lehman Knights
scored eight runs in the
their 14-3 win over Bishop
O'Reilly last Thursday.
Pitcher © Al Michaels
struck out four and
walked four as he picked
up the easy win. He
allowed the Queensmen
only five hits ‘while his
Knights collected 10, one
of them a triple by T.
Zielen. T. Cadwalader
had 2-3 at the plate.
Tom Davis drove in two
runs on a double and Joe
more on his single in the
third.
Wyoming Seminary
scored five runs in the
seventh inning to break a
12-12 game Wedneday at’
the Knights field, and go
on to win 17-12.
The Black Knights out
hit Seminary 20-18 but dis-
puted calls and misplays
by the local Knights gave
Seminary the win. The
Blue Knights relief pit-
cher Mark Ambrose also
turned. ‘in a fine per-
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Kalish, Kishkill, Martin
and Cadwalader hit
doubles for the Black
Knights. Yoniski drove
out two doubles and T.
Zielen knocked out two
doubles and a triple.
In the makeup game
with Nanticoke on
Tuesday, the Trojans won
6-5 in the bottom of the
ninth when their pitcher
Brian Gorski hit a single
give his Trojans the win.
The game was a
called the week before be-
cause of darkness. The
score in that game was 2-2
in the ninth. .
The Trojans were
trailing in Tuesday’s
game 5-4 when Distasio
hit a sacrifice fly to send a
runner across the plate
and tie the game at 5-5 to
send it into the extra
innings.
Chris
Boyle was
the Knights.
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