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Bowling
It was 3-1 in the George
Shupp League last week
with Gino’s taking three
points from Harris
Associates, Stanton TV
copping three from
Roberts Oil, Endless
+ Mountains picking up
three from Dallas Nur-
sery and Fino’s taking
three from Disque
Funeral Home. High
scorers were K. Young-
blood 232 (610), B. Downs
569, R. Bonomo 538, T.
Shalata 223, C. Williams
541, J. Ide 520, T. Wilson
230 (578), L. Lavelle 555,
D. Katyl 552, C. Kazokas
597, T. Doughton, 562, B.
Cyphers 559, A. Wendel
541, G. Harris 538, F.
Adams 582, R. Stair 574,
N. Stredny 523, B. Barr
558, M. Rudick 541.
In the Ladies Country
League Castlettes shut
out AF. Roan Inc. paced
by V. Patton’s 175 (478),
K. Kalafsky’s 180 and P.
Williams 171. Roan’s were
led by L. Cyphers 178
(486) and M. Shepherd
170. Daring’s Market
picked up three from
Fashion Vending behind
R. Radzinski’s 202 (512),
C. Mill's 190 (488), and N.
Crane’s 186. K. Scavone
hit pins for 177 (477) for
the vendors. Grotto Pizza
copped three from G.H.
Harris Associates sprked
by A. Hospodar’s 182-172
(504) and M. Hirner’s 200
(470). R. Gula added 175.
B. Rinus rolled 177 (475)
for the losing five.
Incomplete returns in
the Idetown Compact
League had the Capris
blanking the Citations led
by C. Williams 218 (601).
V. Evans did her best with
172 for the Citations.
Camaros took three from
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the Cimarrons with M.
Balberchak spilling pins
for 534. M. Carkhuff
tumbled them for 518 for
the losing team. The Lynx
dropped three to the
Mustangs despite B.
May’s 188 (497). The
Mustangs L. Stallard
toppled wood for 517 to
clinch the series.
In the Back Mountain
Church League Ted
Wilson hit a big 220-214
(637) to lead the
Lutherans in taking all
from Orange A. C.
Glasser gave 556 and R.
Monk added 530. J.
Mitchell paced Orange A
with 559. East Dallas
blanked Orange B behind
W. Moore’s 598. F. Bor-
schell hit 237 (604) for the.
Orange men. Borschell’s
name may be incorrect,
printing was not too clear-
we apologize for any
error. H. Shupp rolled 543.
Trucksville B blanked
Carverton B with S.
Hoover hitting pins for
542. E. Higgins rolled 538.
Knights
Coach Shorty Hitch-
cock’s Lake-Lehman
grapplers continued
undefeated in the
Wyoming Valley Mat
Conference last week by
defeating Tunkhannock
29-22, and trouncing West
Side Tech 66-2. In a close
exhibition contest with a
strong Danville squad, the
Black Knights lost 31-27
on Thursday night.
In Saturday night's
meet with the Titans, the
Black Knights took every
bout but 145-lb. where
Quentin Walczak wrestled
to a 1-1 draw with Phil
Yeager.
98-1b. Jeff Austin won by
forfeit and 105-1b. Mark
Yaple added six points
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Dallas A picked up four
points from Shavertown B
led by B. Roberts 564 and
K. Spencer’s 545. C.
Kazokas gave the losing
team 532. Shavertown A
earned three from Car-
verton B while Maple
Grove lost four to Car-
verton A despite K.
Spencer’s 580. J. Ide
paced the winning five
with 215-230 (624).
Franklins picked up
three points from Mr.
Donut in the Bowlerette
League and Hoagie Bar
took three from Tom
Reese. :
Two weeks in Our Gang
League finds Harveys
Wallbangers shutting out
Numero Uno and also
shutting out Melon Balls.
The Blitz picked up three
from the Melon Balls but
dropped three to Numero
Uno. Spanky’s copped
three from the Jokers but
lost all to the Alabama
Slammers. Alabama
Slammers also split 2-2
with the Cheap Shots.
Jokers. divided evenly
with the Cheap Shots.
High scorers were
Nancy Daney 188 (502),
Din Katyl 530; Doreen
Jenkins 170, Kathy
Mintzer 185, 172; Erik
Dingle 216 (605); Vince
Hudak 529, Ben Moku 215
(534); L. Lavelle 219-227
(621); Millie Kocher 172,
Jack Sundstrom 524.
Jean Shop took three
from Humphrey apparel
in the Imperialette
League to hold the lead by
one point. American
Building Maintenance
moved into second by
blanking Lamoreaux
Auto. Mahaffey Oil
divided with Lombardo
Bakery to tie them for
third only one point
behind the second place
team. Humphreys moved
ahead of Lamoreaux by
picking up one game from
the Jean Shop. High
rollers were I. Ktyl 472, D.
Botteon 184, C. Smith 176
(492), J. Zimmerman 184-
177 (498), R. Sutliff 170
and S. Johnson 170-202-171
(543).
In the Men’s Major
League G.H. Harris took
all from Charlies All
Stars. Hambos shut out
the Bermudas and
C.M.P.’s blanked the Big
Bens. Back Mt. Sporting
Goods split 2-2 with the
Beach Combers.
A. Wendel walloped
pins for 245 (624), L.
Yankowski rolled a pair of
222’s (635), R. Bonomo Jr.
scattered pins for 219
(584), D. Purvin spilled
them for 577 and H.
Bennett rolled 570. L.
Stallard tumbled pins for
570 and C. Kazokas top-
pled pins for 553, C.
Williams knocked down
wood for 545, G. Mazer
rolled 548, K. Orkwiss hit
pins for 531 and D.
Wickard posted 215 (529).
r. Harned scattered pins
for 526, G. Mazer spilled
pins for 519 and R. Ben-
nett toppled them for 521.
T. Doughton rolled 520.
with a pin over Jim
Williams in :54. 112-lb.
Allen McDonald and 119-
1b. Rusty Coolbaugh won
by forfeits and 126-1b.
Norm Clancy overturned
David Nice in 2:35. 132-1b.
Chris Wargo flattened
Ken Dula in 2:21 and 138-
lb. Wayne Rosencrance
upended Steve Williams
in 3:26. 145-lb. Que
Walczak and Phil Yeager
wrestled to a tie.
155-1Ib. Tracy Slocum
clamped Bob Domkowsky
in :42. 167-1b. Chris Janusz
defeated Jim Gouldstone
8-0 and 185-1b. Chris
VanGorder won by forfeit.
Hwt. Frank Kutz clamped
Joe Drugotch in :58.
The Knights toppled
Tunkhannock 29-22 -
wednesday night ‘at a
capacity crowd in the
Tigers gym.
The meet opened with a
2-2 draw between 98-lb.
Jeff Austin and Chris
Olshan. 105-1b. Rick
Marabell (T) clamped
Mark Yaple in 2:40 and
112-Ib. Jim Hammersley
119-lb. Rusty Coolbaugh
defeated Tiger Jeff
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Stauffer 10-2 and 126-1b.
Norman Clancy nipped
Dave Mead 5-4.
132-1b. rob Shaw out-
wrestled Knight Chris
Wargo 8-1. 132-1b. Knight
Wayne Rosencrans
flattened Mike Frank in
3:24 and 145-lb. Quentin
Walczak clamped Tim
Wiernusz 8-1. 155-1b.
Knight Tracy Slocum
wrestled to a 6-6 tie with
Steve Brown and Knight
Chris Janusz pinned 167-
Dallas
1b. Rich Snyder in 3:47.
185-lb. Tiger Mike
Gilroy upended Chris
VanGorder in 1:54 and
Hwt. Frank Kutz put the
final Knight points on the
board by defeating
Charles Shultz 5-1.
In the Danville meet,
the Knights came on
strong in the heavier
weights but Danville was
able to hold its early lead
to pull out the narrow 31-
27 win.
Coach Clarence 0zgo’s
Dallas cagers ran their
record to 4-2 this past
week by defeating Crest-
wood 87-54, Seton Catholic
66-56 but losing to
Hanover 72-54.
Ed Gorey, Tim Grove,
Thomas hit the double
figures column in leading
the Mountaineers to an 87-
54 trouncing of Crestwood
on the Dallas floor.
The Mountaineers
jumped out to an early 22-
9 first quarter lead and
continued to outscore the
Comets to take a 52-26
lead into the lockerroom
at halftime. Coach Ozgo
emptied the bench to give
all of his players an op-
portunity to play as the
Mountaineers continued
to outscore Crestwood to
take the final win.
Earlier in the week, the
Mountaineers defeated
Seton Catholic 66-56 at
home. Dave Thomas put
in 23 points, 14 of them in
the first half to pace
Dallas to the win. Ed
Gorey and Tim Grove
tossed in 14 each to hit the
double figures in the
scoring column.
Hanover moved into a
tie for second place with
Meyers with their 72-54
win over Dallas on
Tuesday night.
The Hawkeyes led by
only three points at the
end of the first quarter but
the cold shooting of the
Mountaineers and a
strong defense by the
Hawkeyes gave the
Hawkeyes an opp-
portunity to pull in front
29-18 at the half.
In the second half,
Hanover played a solid
defense holding down the
Mountaineers in their
scoring. Ed Gorey paced
Dallas with 15 points, 13 of
them in the third quarter.
Steve and Dave Thomas
had 12 points each in the
game.
“I seee improvement in
the team with each
game,” said Ozgo. “The
boys are playing with
great dedication and
putting forth fine team
effort.”
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UP FOR TW O--Black Knight Doug Barbacci (14) goes up trying for a basket while
teammate Ray Iwanowski (24) gets set to take the rebound despite being surrounded
by Seton Catholic opponents. The Knights lost a heartbreaker when the Eagles scored
atwo point bucket in the last minute of play in the game last Wednesday night. (Mark
Moran Photo)
Lake-Lehman boys
basketball team defeated
West Side Tech 75-34 but
lost to Seton Catholic 40-39
and to GAR 64-54 in last
week’s contests.
“Despite the score the
GAR game was a good
ball game,” said Knights
Coach Rodger Bearde,
after the game. ‘‘We
played them pretty even
throughout most of the
game and they led by only
four at halftime. We did
well rebounding and the
kids played with intensity.
The kids played them
tough but they were
bigger and we also were
hurt physically. Tom
Kukosky was hurt early in
the first half and he will
be out for the rest of the
season. Chris Boyle is still
out and so we're hurting
physically.”
Billy Bearde led the
‘Knights in scoring with 24
points, having a perfect
10-for-10 from the foul
line. Scott Drugotch hit
for 12 points, all of them
from the field.
It was the Grenadiers
Larry Koretz who finished
the Knights when he
scored 10 of his 28 points
in the fourth quarter.
Seton Catholic nipped
the Knights 40-39 in
Wednesday night’s game
at Lake-Lehman. The
game was even through-
out with Lake-Lehman in
front 21-17 at the end of
the first half. Paul Jones
was high scorer for the
Knights with 11 points.
“The kids didn’t shoot
well,” said Bearde. “The
game was close all the
way. Seton Catholic made
a basket near the end of
the game. Our kids had
several chances to score
but couldn’t put the ball
in. Seton Catholic slowed
down the tempo. But with
only point difference, if
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our kids could have run
any hot streak they
could have won.”
In the West Side Tech
game, Drugotch put in 20
points to led the Knights
in their big win over the
Titans. Bearde followed
with 13 points. \
“It’s the best game our
kids have played at West
- Side Tech since I've been
coaching,”’ said Coach
Bearde. They went ahead
by 18 points at the end of
the first quarter and
stayed relaxed through-
out the game. Every boy
on the team got a chance
to play. It was different
from when we usually
play at Tech. The kids
never shot as well as they
did in that game at West,
Side Tech.” ow
“I hope they continue to
play with the same in-
tensity this week. We
have some tough ones,”
said Bearde.
Lake-Lehman girls de-
feated GAR 58-51 Friday
afternoon led by four girls
in double figures. Jill
Solinski put in 17 points,
Kim Fey tossed in 14,
Rebecca Clifford keyed in
for 13 and Rhonda Hudzik
dumped in 12. The win
keyed the Lady Knights
were undefeated
at the Eaglettes gym.
Lady Knights led 13-11]
at the first quarter but the
GAR girls outscored them
to take the game 58-51.
The Lady Knights never
allowed one Titan to take
a shot from the foul line in
their game with the West
Side Tech girls on
Tuesday won by Lake-
Lehman 70-26. »
Kim Fey led the Lady
Knights in scoring with 13
points in a great team
effort. Rhonda Hudzik
| Gail Austin chalked
up 12 points each and
Rebecca Clifford added.
est Side Tech led 10-9,
at the end of the first
period but the Lady
Knights came on strong in
the second quarter out:
scoring the Titans 25-2.
They outscored the West
Side girls 3624 in the
second half to end the
game with the 70-26 win.