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Coolbaugh, Alan MacDonald, Jeff Austin; second row,
Frank Kutz, Chris VanGorder, Chris Janusz, Tracy
Slocum, Que Walczak and Chris Wargo. (Rod Kaye
Photo)
- With only six seconds
remaining in the game
GAR'’s Lisa Drank sank a
15-foot jump shot to give
the Grenadiers two points
and boost their score to a
49-47 upset over the Lady
Mountaineers.
The Dallas girls were
carrying an 11-0 record
going into the contest.
The score was tied at 47-
all with only seconds
remaining when Drank
took the ball near the top
of the key and toosed in
the final goal.
Diane Breese’s mid-court
steal that assured the
GAR win, by thwarting
the Dallas girls final
drive.
Shawn Patterson hit 20
points for the GAR girls.
Kathy Walsh led the Lady
Mounts with 23 points and
Cheryl Gavigan chippedi
n 12 points.
Both teams played even
ball in the first quarter
with each squad collect-
ing 12 points. Dallas girls
outscored the Grenadiers
in the second quarter and
had moved into a tie with
them in the final quarter
“until Drank sunk her long
shot.
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ROME GETS SIX--Dallas wrestler Craig Rome picks up
six points in the Tunkhannock-Dallas meet on a -
disqualification by his Tiger opponent in the meet
Saturday night at the Mountaineers gym.
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--There’s speculation that Pitt QB Dan Marino could
sign with the new USFL. The LA Express is going to put
some big bucks on the table. From what I’ve heard from
various college coaches, the USFL is legit.
--Both Dallas and Lake-Lehman roundball teams are
very limited in what they each can do offensively. It’s
..obvious neither can get in a running game with any of the
better teams in the loop or it’s lights out. Look for both
‘teams to be more competitive.
--Penn State fans have seen the last of Todd
Blackledge. He’s going on the NFL. You really can’t
‘blame him: He performed exceptionally well and drove
his’ stock up to either a first or second round.
+ Meyers, Coughlin and Lake:Lehman areexpected to
‘make’ serious runs for the local wrestling title. Dana
Balum told me he’ll put a real solid team on the mat.
‘Lake-Lehman’s Shorty Hitchcock has developed a very
competitive program and the Black Regis just could be
“No. 1 by season’s end.
" “One of the local grid buffs last week asked me my
opinion of Lou Michaels as kicker? Knowing Big Louie,
I'd be willing to bet my golf clubs he could still be an
effective kicker in the NFL today. He was such a strong
head-on kicker.
I wasn’t surprised to learn last week that QB Ken
Karcher of Notre Dame was transferring out of the
Golden Dome. He’s pleaded with the folks at Pitt to take
him, but the Panther brass said ‘‘no’ thanks.” He's
Disque Funeral Home In the Ladies Country
heading for Texas A&M and Jackie Sherrill.
--Speaking of the Fighting Irish, they’re making push
for the services of Crestwood star Matt Lavigna. He’s
visited Pitt, Penn State and will go to South Bend, Boston
College and Florida State before making his decision.
--How about Cowboys’ Tony Dorsett making that 9934
yard touchdown gallop against the Vikings? He’s simply
an amazing runner and always has been. Not too many
folks recognize his superb blocking ability, sspasinlly
picking up the blitz.
It’s a mite difficult to get a real handle on the Super
Bowl sweepstakes. I kind of like the format with eight
teams from each loop teeing it up. It’s a real shootout and
you've got to be ready to perform or you're out.
—-Why does the local WVC grid loop keeping making
overtures to the Scranton schools to join our conference
when they know there’s no way they’d abandon the Big
11? I say get Hazleton in the loop and try to entice Ber-
wick to join, too. Too many schools locally want no part
of George Curry’s Bulldogs.
~-Had a good visit on the phone with my pal Jerry
McCoin of Athlon Publications, Nashville, last week.
McCoin, a real Coach Bryant buff, told me he didn’t go to
Liberty Bowl because it was too sad. Says McCoin: “I
can’t imagine college football being the same without the
man. He's the greatest person I’ve met connected with
the game.”” McCoin was at the Sugar and Hall of FAme
Bowls.
by Ted Wilson’s 541 and Apparel whose only bright
Maryland Coach Gib Romaine is real proud of the
performance turned in by Valley West’s Mark Duda
during his career. Duda was the recipient of the James
M. Tatum Award which goes annually to the Terps’
outstanding tackle. Cowboy star Randy White was one of
the winners of the award so Mark joins some heady
company.
--I’ll be most surprised if any team it through rugged
Big 10 in roundball without at least three losses.
--Many folks were somewhat surprised at statement
made by Penn State AD Jim Tarman that Nittany Lions
played the toughest grid schedule of any team to ever win
national title. Tar obviously overlooked the 1971
Nebraska team which defeated No. 2 Oklahoma, No. 3
Colorado then routed previously unbeaten Alabama, 38-7,
in Orange Bowl, Tide entered game 11-0. There's been
some great college champs that have’played osme very
rugged schedules. To say this PSU played the ’toughest’
is absurd. Especially considering it was blown away by
Alabama which had four losses. I can’t remember a
team winning the national crown that was whipped by 21
points. PSU did play the toughest slate of any top 10 team
this season and that’s a fact.
--Syracuse has already got a talented running back.
He’s A-A Walter Mosely of Ellenville, N.Y. He’s New
York State’s all-time career rusher and he can fly. The
Orange obviously needs some folks to knock some people
down, but they’re headed in the right direction.
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took all from Dallas
Nursery in the George
Shupp League led by J.
Ide who slammed the pins
for 230-232 (668).
Harris Associates picked
up three points from
Roberts Oil paced by A
Wendel’s 275 (636).
.B. Downs knocked pins
down for 213 (613), R.
Bonomo rolled 214 (557),
T. Shalata posted a big 236
(553), as did K. Young-
blood. J. Strazdus added
540 as all five men teamed
up fo take three points for
2» Fino’s Pharmacy from
Endless Mountains. C.
Kazokas rolled 234 (576)
and J. Curtis spilled the
pins for 564 to lead Gino’s
Shoe: Store to three points
over Stanton TV. T.
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shut out G.H. Harris
Associates while Grotto
blanked the
Castletttes. Daring’s
Market took three points
from A.F. Roan Inc.
Firebirds: shut out the
Capris in the Idetown
Compact League while it
was 3-1 night for the other
teams. Cimarrons picked
up three from: the Cita-
tions, LaBarons made it
three over the Lynx, Mus-
tangs copped three from
the Omegas and the
Camaros earned three
from Aries.
Bill Walko scattered
pins for 568 to lead
Shavertown B to three
points from Carverton B
in the Back Mountain
Church League.
; The A team
had J. Ide’s 537 and T.
Nevel’s 520 in a losing
cause. C. Kohli’s 524
paced. Trucksville B to
taking - three from the
Lutherans who were led
Commercial,
pins for 559 to help
Shavertown A divide
whose W. Moore spilled
pins for 543 and R.
Witkowski knocked them
down for 520. Orange A
copped three from Dallas
A and Trucksville C
picked up three points
from Maple Grove.
In the Bowlerette
League N. Moser’s 178
(489) was wasted as the
Hoagie Bar lost all to
Franklin’s. Tom Reese
girls took three from Mr.
Donut with no one finding
the strike zone.
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in the Imperialette
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They took three points
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spot was J. Mekeel’s 182.
M. Eifert walloped pins
for 174-182 (509) to aid
Lamoreaux in dividing
evenly with Lombardo
Bakery. Mahaffey Oil and
Jean Shop split 2-2 with no
high scores by any of the
team members.
In the men’s Friday
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Harris took all from the
Bermudas sparked by A.
Wendel’s ‘‘big” 225-236-
235 (696). Nice bowling,
Al! C. Kazokas added 556
and D. Purvin gave 530.
The losing five were
paced by B. Varner’s 552
and C. Kohli 548. Beach
Combers shut out the
C.M.P.’s led by a pair of
541’s from T. Nevel and C.
Washesky. L. Coolbaugh
scattered the pins or 588,
R. Herron tumbled them
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