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“Our boys played well
in the first half,” said
Lake-Lehman football
coach Mark Kirk,
folllowing Coughlin’s 28-0
shutout over the Knights.
“They held the Crusaders
most of the first half and
their running back Mike
Kaye was able to pick up
only 22 yards but the
Crusaders were too strong
for our kids. We had
several opportunities to
score but we couldnt
move the ball against
them.
“Im not making ex-
cuses but they had about
81 kids and we dressed 34
for the game. We weren’t
any match. Compared to
last year our boys are
doing better. At least,
that’s what people are
telling me. Our kids are
really trying.”
On their first drive, the
Coughlin men were halted
when Knight Tom Yoniski
interecepted Crusader
Paul Marinko’s pass on
Coughlin’s third and 16
from their 28 yard line.
Que Walczak went for a
first down on fourth and
five from the 30 but he
Coughlin threated again
at the outset of the second
quarter but Mike Kon-
dracki’s try for a field
goal was short. The
Crusaders scored their
first touchdown with 3:41
left in the first half.
Marinko completed a pass
to Mike Kaye who went 60
yards for a touchdown.
The kick was good and
Coughlin tock a 7-0 lead
going into the second half.
In the second half,
Coughlin’s power and
Kay’s speed was too much
for the Knights. He scored
88 of his 110 yards for the
night in the second half.
He also scored all four
touchdowns for the
Crusaders.
In the final minutes of
the game, the Knights
threatened when Williams
connected with Tracey
got to the 14 yard line but
time ran out.
Chris Boyle played a
superb offensive and
defensive game and
Yoniski two interceptions.
“The boys play very
well as a unit, it’s difficult
to single out one man,”
said Kirk.
Lombardo Bakery
continued to lead in the
Imperialette League by
shutting out Mahaffey Oil.
Lamoreaux Auto gained
by taking three from
American Building
Maintenance and
‘Humphreys Apparel
moved into a tie with Jean
Shop by picking up three
from them. High scores
were J. Clark’s 186-185
(529), J. MeKeel's 182
(470), and J. Wertman’s
170.
In the Franklin’s
Restaurant League
CMP’s copped four from
the Beach Combers paced
by Lefty Mazur’s 226
(608). C. Williams 592
paced the Slim Liners to
three points from the
Hambos. K. Spenced
added 554 and K. Orkwis
rolled 550. T. Zekas hit 223
(551) for the losing five.
Alpiners picked up three
from Big Ben headed by
H. Garris’ 564 while the
Bermudas and Half
Pounders divided equally.
The Blitz blanked the
Melon Balls in Our Gang
League and Harvey
Wallbangers took all from
Numero Uno. Jokers shut
out Spanky’s sparked by
V. McCarty’s 539 and M.
Carkhuff’s 171. Cheap
by Lee L. Richards
up several notches.
Carolina.
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teams in the SWC.
Shots picked up three
from Alabama Slammers.
The Bowlerettes Hoagie
Bar copped three from
Mr. Donut and Franklins
earned three from Tom
Reese girls despite their
R. Gula hitting pins for
191-179 (508).
The Lutherans shut out
Shavertown A, Carverton
A took all from Dallas A
and Orange B blanked
Trucksville B in the Back
Mountain Church League.
Orange A took three from
Maple Grove, Trucksville
C picked up three from
Shavertown B and East
Dallas split 2-2 with
Carverton B.
High scorers were B.
Monk 551, T. Wilson 538,
K. Spencer 233 (576), Tim
224 (611), Rich 225 (550),
Jim Ide 546, the latter
three from Carverton A
team. FE. Cornell scat-
tered wood for 259 (615),
Mitchell hit 232 (556), D.
Wright hit pins for 573, F.
Hughes posted 542, C.
Cobleigh added 541, J.
Curtis hit the pins for 547
546.
In the Ladies Country
League D. Vrhel’s 470 led
Fashion Vending to three
from Daring’s Market. R.
Radzinski rolled 177 (499)
for the grocer. Grotto
Pizza copped three from
G.H. Harris paced by A.
Hospodar 178 (474) and J.
Haefele’s 203 (470).
Castlettes took all from
A. F. Roan led by K.
Kalafsky’s 191 (504), P.
Williams 199 (481) and M.
Culver’s 182 (477). T.
Langdon rolled 176 for
Roan’s.
In the George Shupp
League Gino’s shut out
Endless Mountains paced
by S. Fielding’s 230 (571),
C.i'Kazokas’ 561, :T.
Cyphers 557. R. Stover hit
230 (564) for the mountain
men. Fino’s took three
from Dallas Nursery
sparked by L.
Christensen’s 570. R. Stair
hit 562 for the nursery
team. Stanton TV picked
up three from Harris
Associates whose G.
Harris hit pins for 575.
Dave Katyl scattered pins
for 230 (568) and L.
Lavelle rolled 560. Disque
Funeral Home and
Roberts Oil split 2-2 with
no one hitting high scores.
scored two goals to tie
Wyoming Seminary 2-2 in
girls field hockey Friday.
‘“‘Once ° they got
momentum going I
thought our girls would go
ahead in the second half
but neither team made a
goal so we tied for the
said Dallas Coach Robyn
Jones.
Seminary scored the
first goal 11:05 into the
first half as Debbie
Zavada. The Blue Knights
took a 2-0 lead 19:10 into
the half when Caroline
McCarthy scored on an
assist by Petracelli.
Robin Pawling gave the
Lady Mounts their first
goal unassisted 22
minutes into the half and
with one minute
‘remaining in the half, Jill
Radzinski tied the match.
Dallas had five corners,
Seminary 13; Dallas had
three shots 'at goal,
Seminary six. Dallas had
six saves, Seminary one.
It was a great game,”
Little League
The Orange Little
League Association held a
meeting for the election of
new officers on Sept. 15.
Dick Hislop was re-
elected president. Bill
Berleu was elected first
vice-president and Bev.
Mikula wsas elected
second vice-president in
field passing.
“Don’t ask me what
happened with Nanticoke
on Monday,” said Jones.
“No one was more sur-
prised than I when 1
picked up the paper
Tuesday morning. I
wasn’t at the game.”
Nanticoke defeated
Dallas 6-0 with Michele
Pawlush scoring on an
assit by Linda Mastzoni
only four minutes into the
game. At the 12 minute
mark, Trojanette Maria
Nasser scored on an assist
by Sharon Domzalski.
Pawlush scored with one
minute left in the half on
an assist by Nasser.
Matzoni scored
unassisted just three
minutes into the second
half and added another
score eight minutes later.
Pawlush made the final
score for the Trojanettes
at the 21 minute mark.
Dallas had 14 corners,
10 shots for goal and five
saves. Nanticoke had 13
and 11 saves.
charge of fundraising.
Betty Mokychik was
elected treasurer and Kay
Love was elected
secretary.
The league will be
selling fence advertising
for next season, anyone
interested should contact
Dick Hislop.
formed and who they feel are the best teams they’ve seen
either in person or on film. That’s why I enjoy this time of
year so much.
CLIPBOARD NOTES: Dallas posted win no. 3
Saturday against Hanover which was expected. Friday
will be a difference type of game against Bishop Hoban.
There will be some excellent matchups in the trenches
and Dallas’ overall quickness should be the difference.
They must put pressure on the Hoban QB, while on of-
fense simply sustain their blocks and knock people off the
line to record their fourth straight.
Meanwhile, Lake-Lehman has another rugged
assignment hosting Wyoming Area on Saturday. Sources
tell me the Knights are respectable and a hustling lot.
Saturday is the day PSU fans have been waiting for
when the Huskers of Nebraska comes to Happy Valley.
PSU lacks the overpowering line of previous years, but
the Lions have enough weapons throwing the football to
dent the Big Red defense. Huskers susceptible on
medium range tosses, but tough against the run. One
thing for sure you can take collection of best athletes
from three previous teams and they can’t match Huskers
people.
My Super Seven in College football is as follows: 1-
Alabama, 2-Pitt, 3-Penn State, 4-Florida, 5-Washington,
6-Nebraska, 7-North Carolina.
3-GAR, 4-Wyoming Area, 5-Dallas.
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