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“The breaks didn’t go
our way. We scored first
points and missed by
about an inch,’’ said Lake-
Lehman Football Coach
Mark Kirk following their
8-6 loss to Meyers last
Saturday.
“I’m real proud of the
held Meyers offense to
outplayed the Mohawks
all the way. The kids are
beginning to come to-
some wins under our belt.
An important factor is
that we don’t over-rate
“nor under-rate our oppo-
nents.”
Meyers Coch Mickey
Gorham admitted his
team was lucky to win.
The Knights held their
opponents to 67 yards
rushing and to less than 40
in the air. The Mohawks
had only seven first downs
in the game.
The statistics prove the
Knights played a great
game. They ahd 175 yards
rushing and nearly 90
yards in the air. They
passes and piled up 11
first downs. i
The difference in the
scoring appears to be in
the penalties. Meyers had
four for a total of 30 yards
while the Knights had 10
called for a total of 112.
Two of the penalties may
have cost the Knights a
score.
One was in the third
period when Bob Miller
intercepted a pass and
took it to the two yard
line. But an official called
+ a clipping penalty up field
and sent the Knights back
into their own territory.
In the final minutes of
the game, the Knights had
a potential scoring drive
on when anothermajor
penalty was called can-
celling a first down inside
the Mohawks 30 yard line
and sending Lake-
Lehman back past mid-
field.
Both scores in the game
were in the final five
minutes of the first half.
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The Knights scored on a
31 yard pass from QB
John Williams to Chris
Wargo. Que Walczak went
for the extra points but
was stopped inches from
the end zone.
Meyers came back on
their possession and
drove down field. With
less than a minute in the
half, Dave Amory hit Ken
White with a six yard pass
for a score. The Mohawks
went ahead 8-6 on
Amory’s two point pas to
Greg Lott. :
Lombardo Bakery in-
creased its lead in the
Imperialette League by
juilding Maintenance. I.
Katyl rolled 178 to lead
Jean Shop in taking all
from Lamoreaux Auto
while Humphries Apparel
picked up three from
Mahaffey Oil Co.
In the Friday night
Major League D. Purvin
pounded the pins for 232
(612) to lead G.H. Harris.
in blanking the ‘Slim
Liners. T. -Doughton
added 224 (570) and H.
Bennett postd 543. C.
Williams 544 was high for
the losing five. T. Nevel’s
538. paced the Beach
Combers to three points
from ‘Back Mountain
Sporting Goods whose L.
Coolbaugh rolled 583. The
Bermudas copped three
from the Hambos while
the CMP’s were dividing
Lake Lehman’s Giro
Hall continued to lead the
Knights to victory by
country meet with Bishop
O'Reilly. Hall paced the
runners to a 16-47 over the
Queensmen, .
Hall placed first over
the three mile course at
Kirby Park with a time of
15:35. He was followed by
Knights Mike Bernick
evenly with the Big Bens,
for 239 (602) and F.
Ranieli posted 570. Gary
Mazer rolled 532.
The Omegas took all
from the LaBarons by
forfeit with H. Heidel
hitting pins for 540 in the
Compact League. The
losing team’s C. Doty
rolled 258 (577). Capris
shut out the Mustangs
with L. Lanning hitting
171. Camaros blanked the
Firebirds paced by Rita
Balberchak’s 173p218,
hit 205 for the Camaros.
The Citations picked up
three from the Aries and -
the Cimmarons took three:
from the Lynx sparked by
M. Carkhuff’s 585 and M.
Morris’ 176.
K. Mintzer’s 181 and L.
Busch’s 170 led the
Spanky’s to three points
from Numero Uno in Our
Gang League. Harvey
16:02,
16:32 and Keith Austin
fourth with time of 17:03.
Fastest time for Bishop
O'Reilly was 17:08 by
Tony Baker, who placed
fifth, ;
Lake-Lehman’s Karen
Austin was the winner in
an exhibition meet bet-
ween the two schools,
Austin came in first with a
time of 21:30.
Wallbangers copped three
from the Jokers and the
Blitz took three from
Alabama Slammers.
Cheap Shots and Melon
Balls split 2-2. N. Daney
hit 190 (486) for her Cheap
Shots and J. Kelly added
479. -
It was 4.and 0 for all but
one match in the Back
Mountain Church League.
J. Zarno’s 221 (596) paced
Shavertown A. Carverton
A shut out Carverton B
aided by R. Daubert’s 223
(544) and T. Nevel’s 544.
Trucksville C blanked
Trucksville B while East
Dallas took four from
Dallas A. R. Moore rolled
572 for the Dallas team
and K. Spencer posted
574. High for the winning
five were J. Berti’s 536
and R. Witkowski’s 535. S.
Fielding sparked Shaver-
town B to four points from
Giro Hall of the Lake-
Lehman Knights collected
another first place win as
he led his cross country
team members to a 21-34
win over the Wyoming
Valley West Spartans.
The win gave the
Knights their sixth con-
secutive victory to lead
the Wyoming Valley
Cross Country Conference
Orange B with 561. T.
Wilson, Sr.’s 552 and Ted
Wilson’s 546 helped the
Lutherans take three
from Maple Grove.
Nita Moser walloped
pins for 189-181 (523) to
lead the Hoagie Bar to
four points’ in the
Bowlerette League. Tom
Reese girls collected
three points from Mr.
Donut.
In the Ladies Country
League G.H. Harris
Associates took all from
Daring’s Market by E.:
Fehrer’s 202 (476) and B.
Rinus’ 189. K. Kalafsky’s
174 and V. Patton’s 173
showed the way for the
Castlettes three points
from Fashion Vending,
who had K. Scavone’s 173-
183 (505) and P. Gordon’s
174. A. Hospodar’s 183-190
(534) and M. Hirner’s 170
aided Grotto Pizza in
taking three from AF.
Roan Inc.
6-0 with Tunkhannock on
their heels 4-0.
Hall ran the three mile
course at Kirby Park in
15:29. Knight Mike
Bernick was second with
15:51 and Dave Janiczek
came in third with 16:04.
The Spartans Brian
McCarty came in fourth
in 16:06 while his team-
mate John Feyrer took
Stanton’s TV shut out
Disque Funeral Home in
the George Shupp League
sparked by D. Katyl’s 225-
230 (623) and L. Lavelle’s
216 (608). J. Ide rolled 548
for Disque. = Fino’s
Pharmacy blanked
Roberts Oil paced by T.
Shalata’s 216 (610). R.
Bonomo rolled 235 (609),
K. Youngblood knocked
down pins for 231 (593)
and R. Mekeel posted 217
(575). B. Bates rolled 525
and T. Wilson spilled pins
for 543 for the oil men. A.
Wendell’s 219 (599) paced
Harris Associates to three
points from Endless
Mountains whose R.
Stover hit 546. Gino’s Shoe
Store and Dallas Nursery
made it two each. S.
Fielding’s 237 (578), B.
Cyphers 559 and T.
Doughton’s 542 were high
for Gino’s. F. Adams led
the nursery team with 558
and N. Stredny added 531.
fifth with a time of 16:41.
Dave Olsen finished sixth
for the Spartans in 16:50.
In a girls exhibition
race, the Lady Knights
were defeated 18-38 with
Karen Austin Lake-
Lehman’s top runner
finishing fourth in 21:25
just 1:12 behind the
Spartans first pace Renee
Sabecky.
The advent of small
away and Pennsylvania
Agriculture Secretary
Penrose Hallowell is
reminding hunters, “A
protect the hunters’
companion.’’
Regular small game
season is scheduled to
begin Oct. 30, with
squirrel, and grouse
As more hunters enter the
fields each year, the
number of lost dogs in-
creases: ‘With a license,
we have the means to
trace a dog’s owner,” said
Hallowell. “If a hunter
finds a stray dog, he
should check the license
and then contact the
County Treasurer’s
License fees are only
spayed females and $2.20
for unspayed female dogs.
They ard still available in
the County Treasurer's
Office in the Courthouse."
“Unless absolutely
necessary, hunters should
be careful to avoid
which is chasing game.
The hunter is liable for
damages unless the dog
was endangering life. If a
hunter kills a dog, he must
report it to a game
protector or the owner
Hallowell added,
‘‘Hunters can avoid
problems by understand-
ing the basic dog owner’s
within five days. responsibilities.”
Jenks Women’s Volleyball Standings
As of Monday, Sept. 27 WL
Gino's 508
Dibbles 55
Crispell’s Supply 41
Monty’s 41
Jenk’s 14
Gilmore’s 19
Lake-Lehman’s 1-0 win
over Wyoming!
Seminary’s girls hockey
team moved them into a
third tie with Bishop
O'Reilly. The Lady
Knights have points with
a 2-4-1 record while the
Queenswomen have five
points with a 1-5-3 record.
Both the Lady Knights
and ' Seminary went
coreless through the first
second half that Lake-
Lehman’s Kim Fey
scored her sixth goal of
the season on a penalty
corner. :
Goalie Rebecca Clifford
had 11 saves in the Lady
Knights shutout.’
O’Reilly’s A. Gunster had
six saves for the
Seminary girls.
Wyoming * Seminary is
in second place in
Division B, one point
‘hehind Meyers. :
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‘ Lake-Lehman hockey .
scoring her seventh and’
eighth goals of the season.
The win gives the Lady
Knights seven points just
behind the Meyers
Mohawks, who lead
Division B with nine.
Knights right wing Joan
Skopic scored the first
goal assisted by Sandy
Dicton at 6:25 into the
first half. Dicton also had
an assist on Kim Fey’s
first score at 15:20 in the
half to hold a 2-0 lead at
the half.
Dicton scored
Knights third goal six
minutes into the second
half without any help. Fey
‘made it’ 4-0 without an
assist 8:30 into the second
half.
The Lady Grenadiers
Jane Uniatowski scored
unassisted at the 15°
from a shutout.
The win gave the Lady
Black Knights 3-4-1 te
date in league play.
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Coach Jane Morris’ ’
Lady Knights were edged
1-0 by the Meyers field
hockey team to drop to
third place with a 3-5-1
record, one point behind |
Wyoming Seminary.
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The Mohawks Chris
DeLuca scored the only
goal for Meyers on an
assist by Maria DalBaso
24 minutes into the first.
half. The Mohawks hold
first place in Division B
with a 5-2-1 record for 11
points. Seminary logs 3-2-
2 for eight points, one in
front of the Lady Knights.
Goalie Rebecca Clifford
played a stellar game for
the Knights stopping 21
Mohawk shots. Marge '
Serafini had three saves
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