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Bowling
R. Gula’s 180-183 (485)
from the Hoagie Bar in
the Bowlerette League.
come by for either team
as Mr. Donut and
Franklin’s
evenly.
In the Idetown Compact
League H. Evans spilled
pins for 520 to help the
Citations shut out the
Omegas. Camaros took
all from LaBarons with
divided
After copping an easy
90-52 win over West Side
Tech last Tuesday, the
Dallas Mountaineers
dropped a 53-52 heart-
breaker to Wyoming
Seminary in overtime
Thursday and were edged
75-69 by Crestwood
Saturday.
Four Mountaineers hit
the double figures in the
game with the Titans on
the Dallas court. Steve
Thomas and Ed Gorey set
Lake-Lehman dropped
its first game of the
second half when they lost
61-53 to Seton Catholic.
In a close and exciting
game, the Lady Knights
took a 19-18 first quarter
lead but the Eaglettes
rallied in the second
period to go in front 31-29
at half time.
Gail Austin and Kim
Fey did some key
Lake-Noxen
the pace with 17 points
each. Dave Thomas and
Tim Grove contributed 16
points each.
The two Thomases and
Grove combined for 20 of
the Mounts 26 points in the
first quarter while they
were holding the Titans to
only five. Both teams
played even in the second
period scoring 16 each and
the Mountaineers took a
42-21 lead in to the locker-
room at halftime.
total of 32 points in the
game. Austin put in 18 and
Fey put in five goals from
the field and 4-4 from the
foul line.
Senior Mary Ann Mozal
led the Eaglettes with 26
points to spark them to
the win. Patty Soy tossed
in 11 for Seton.
The game was close but
the third quarter proved
the Lady Knights down-
fall. Rebecca Clifford
opened the quarter with a
M. Balberchak tumbling
wood for 545 and R.
Balberchak scattering
pins for 211-174 (526). J.
Curtis hit the pins for 566
and L. Lanning knocked
them down for 172 to
spark the Capris to a
Dallas outscored the
Titans only 22-19 the third
period but broke loose in
the final period to out-
score West Side Tech 26-
12. The Mountaineers
made 8-12 from the
charity stripe. The Titans
put in 16-28.
Tony Lupinski paced
the Titans with 16 points.
Al Strish kept on his heels
with 16.
In the game with
Seminary, the teams
long jump shot to tie the
score but Mozal came
back with two baskets for
four points. Jill Solinski
put in two through the
nets but that was it for the
Lady Knights as Seton
played key defense and
held their opponents while
Soy and Mozal combined
for 11 of Seton’s 15 points.
The Lake-Lehman girls
rallied in the final period
and came within four
points with less than a
shutout over the Lynx.
The Firebirds took 3%
from the Mustangs while
K. Spencer’s 541 paced the
Aries to three points from
the Cimarrons.
George Shupp League
played to a 46-46 tie during
regulation time but in the
overtime period Sem'’s
Mark Ambrose hit a jump
shot and Chris Williams
added two field goals and
two good ones from the
charity stripe to give
Seminary the win.
It was Dave Thomas
who sent the game into
overtime by tossing in two
good ones from the foul
line with only five seconds
left in the game. D.
minute remaining. Fey
and Solinski played great
defense while the Lady
Knights were piling up 18
points, eight of them
through the nets by
Austin.
It was impossible for
them to overcome the
Eaglettes third quarter
points as the Seton girls
continued to score 15
points in the final period.
The Lady Knights loss
dropped them to second
Tuesday night's action
® ni the Warriors 26-
awks was Dory
a’acharias with 22 points
six points for the
Warriors. The officials for
this game were Rod
Zerfoss and Ken Carey.
Finally, there was a
hardfought game between
the 76’ers and the Sonics,
‘which the 76’ers won 9-8.
The high scorer for the
Sonics was Harry Loeffler
with four points while
Chris Brucher and Mike
Leahy each made four
points for the 76’ers.
Officials for this game
were Rod Zerfoss and
Armonde Casagrande.
Thursday’s action
started with the top teams
from each division. The
Hawks just edged by the
Bucks with a 12-10 score.
The high scorers for the
Hawks were Dory
Zacharias and Casey
Cummings with four
points each while Dave
Gordon and Dave
Callahan kept the Bucks
in the game with four
points each. Officials for
this game were Galen
Waltman and Ken Carey.
Next, the 76’ers sur-
prised the Warriors with a
9-7 victory. High scorers
for the 76’ers were
Heather Williams and
Mike Leahy with three
points each while Howard
Getz made four points for
the Warriors. Officials
were Armonde
Casagrande and Ken
Carey.
with Harris Associates
picking up three from
Dallas Nursery, Gino's
Shoe Store taking the
points from Roberts Oil
and Fino’s Pharmacy
taking three from Stanton
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Thomas led the Moun-
taineers with 27 points,
eight goals from the field
and making 11-11 from the
free stripe. Ed Gorey hit
the double figures with 12
points.
The Crestwood Comets
ran their record to 3-1 by
taking the close 75-69
game from Dallas
Saturday afternoon. Mark
Hochreiter paced the
Comets putting five goals
through the nets and
with Seton and Dallas tied
for the second half lead.
These two teams meet
Friday.
Earlier in the week the
Lady Knights defeated
Crestwood 42-36, holding
the Comettes to only four
points in the first half.
Crestwood girls came out
in the second half to out-
score the Lady Knights 32-
21, pulling within six
points of the Lake-
Lehman lead. They
men copped three from
Disque Funeral Home.
High rollers were R. Barr
223-234 (620), G. Harris
212-212 (616), R. Shoe-
maker 217 (590), T.
Shalata 224 (588), B.
Cyphers 583, L. Kriner
making 11-14 from the foul
Malone and Rich Loomis
hit double figures with 17,
16 and 16.
Dave Thomas put in 21
for the Mounts, 10 through
the nets and 1-2 from the
free stripe. S. Thomas hit
16, Gorey 15 and Grove 13.
The Mounts lost at the foul
line putting in 7 for 11, to
the Comets 21 for 29. The
Mounts: outscored them
from the field 31-27.
period
scored 12 to the Lady
Knights nine in the third
period and 20 to their 12 in
the final frame.
Rhonda Hudzik paced
the local girls with 15
points, six goals from the
field and three good ones
from the free line. Austin
and Clifford chipped in
with 11 points each.
This Tuesday they meet
the Titans away and play
GAR at home on Friday.
Finally, the Knicks
defeated the Sonics 16-9.
The high scorer for the
Knicks was Chris Engle
with 10 points while Harry
Loeffler and Guy Zerfoss
each made three points
for the Sonics. The of-
ficials were Rod Zerfoss
and Armonde
Casagrande.
This was the final game
of the season. Next week
the top team from the
Western division for the
championship. On Feb.
22, the all-star game will
be played and on Feb. 24,
the teams will play
against their coaches and
then have a party.
The PTA would like to
thank the coaches,
referees and the parents
for making this a fun and
successful season!
Dallas senior Kathy
Walsh, who hit the 1500
‘career point last week in
the Lady Mounts game
with Wyoming Seminary,
continued to score and
paced the team to a 41-35
win over Crestwood
planned
A tournament for
elementary and junior:
high wrestlers will be held |
Sunday, Feb. 27, at West
Side Vocational Technical
School, Pringle.
Outstanding wrestler
awards will be given in
each of the four divisions
competing, eight and
under; nine and 10 year
old; 11 and 12; and 13 and
14 (jr. high wrestlers are
not eligible if they have
competed with a senior
Saturday afternoon.
Walsh put in 17 points to
lead the Dallas girls, who
ran up 17 points to the
Comettes four in the first
quarter. Dallas girls led
24-12 at halftime but in the
final quarter the
Comettes began to hit the
nets and outscored the
Lady Mounts 13-7. Cheryl
Golda scored nine of her
11 points to bring the
Comettes within six points
of tying up the game.
The Dallas girls hung on
to pull out their third win
of the week. Earlier they
defeated Wyoming
Seminary 51-41 with
Walsh hitting her 1500
points five minutes into
the second period. She
collected a total of 31
points in the game.
When Walsh hit the
career point on a jump
shot the game was
stopped and she was pre-
sented with the game ball.
The Dallas senior was not
aware that she was so
close to hitting the 1500
points but thanked her
teammates, whom she
said made it all possible.
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In Tuesday's game the
Lady Mounts took an easy
66-26 win over West Side
Tech. Walsh and Theresa
Baseski combined for a
total of 32 points as Dallas
girls chalked up the win.
Walsh put in 19 and
Baseski collected 13 at the
Titans gym. Holding a 15-
8 lead at halftime the
Lady Mounts scored 23
points to the Titans six in
the third period, 15 of
these were by Walsh and
Baseski.
Dallas and Seton
Catholic are tied for the
lead going into this week’s
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