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PAGE THIRTEEN
“We were disappointed
we didn’t win but it was
I’ve ever seen played,”
said Dallas Coach Kit
Karuza following his
Dallas team’s 67-65 loss to
Nanticoke in overtime.
The Lady Mounts met
Nanticoke last Friday
night at the Pittston Area
gym for the District 2
Class AAA title.
Excellent outside
shooting by Dallas’ Kathy
Walsh and the Trojans
Ruth Maley, outstanding
rebounding by Lady
Mounts Cheryl Gavigan
and Judy Krispin and
Nanticoke’s Pientka and
Greco thrilled the crowd.
“There was an all-out
team effort by both
squads,” said Karuza. “It
was a meeting of two good
teams. We defeated them
previously and they edged
again, neither team would
go in believing they would
lose. Either team would
know they could win.
“Our girls did a nice job
‘off the boards and played
good defense. It was the
third quarter that was the
key, if anything was. We
were down by five with
only two minutes
remaining in the game
but the girls didn’t give
up. We took a time out,
told them what had to be
done and they did it.
“Kathy Walsh has been
playing the best she has
all season during the’past
four games. Krispin and
Gavigan have been a
great one-two combina-
tion on rebounding. I
believe I’m safe in saying
they are the best in the
league. Theresa Baseski
has been doing a great job
on defense as has Sheri
Ciccarelli.
“We were picked up on
a technicality with only 16
seconds remaining in
overtime. It was a five
second call, a close call, I
thought. It surprised me.
Of course if the call had
not been made there is no
guarantee that we would
have put the ball in the
basket.”
Dallas led 37-28 at the
half but in the third period
court press and rallied to
competition at King’s
College and the Class
AAA competition at
Liberty High School,
Bethelehem, six local
matmen qualified for
states.
Five Lake-Lehman
wrestlers qualified for
Class AA and one Dallas
matman qualified for
Class AAA of the PIAA
State Championships at
Hershey Park Arena,
Hershey, this Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
Lake-Lehman’s Tracey
Slocum tied a state record
for most career wins with
131, despite losing 11-5 to
Sayre’s Frank Durizch in
the AA consolations.
Other qualifiers from
Lake-Lehman, who will
compete in Class AA, are
98-1b. Jeff Austin, who lost
132-1b. Wayne Rosencrans
losing 6-3 to Mifflinburg’s
Kurt Rudy and 138-1b.
Quentin Walczak, who lost
11-2 to Mike Davis of
The top four wrestlers
in Class AA advance to
the state competition.
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tition.
145-1b. Craig Rome lost
in the consolation finals in
a heartbreaking bout. The
regular bout time ended 1-
1 and went into overtime
where the score ended 0-0.
Rome lost the bout on a
criteria decision made by
the regional competition
officials.
dogs during the month of
March in Luzerne County.
This will be our initial
owners of all unlicensed
“The law states that all
under control by it’s
owner. It's our job to
that, having a license is a
means of identifying your
pet should it stray. It
shows you care for your
Dog Law recently enacted
provides for licensing fees
of $5 for productive dogs
and $3 for spayed or
neutered animals. Senior
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person must pay only
22-12. Dallas outscored
period and the regular
game time ended in a 63-
63 tie.
With only 47 seconds left
in overtime, Gavigan
knotted the game at 65-65
with a bank shot. Dallas
regained possession and
was holding the ball to run
down the clock when they
were called on the five
second technicality. With
five seconds on the clock
Maley made a goal to give
the Trojans the 67-65 led.
Walsh threw a 20-foot
which rimmed the basket
as the buzzer sounded.
Walsh hit a game high
30 points. Gavigan
followed with 18.
The Dallas girls ad-
vanced to play Nanticoke
when. they = defeated
Scranton Central 49-48
Wednesday night at
Riverside High School.
‘Walsh scored 27 points
in that game to pace
Dallas to the win. They
ledt 30-20 at halftime but
the Central girls came on
strong in the second half
Hwt. Greg Dukinas will
go into states after defeat-
ing Duke Pennycross of
Jersey Shore 6-4 in the
consolation finals.
Dukinas lost in the
of the Lady Mounts.
“At one time a 10 point
lead was enough to win
without any trouble,’’ said
Karuza, “But not any
more. The girls are
playing a different type
game and for the most
part the teams are well-
balanced. Another factor
is that the coaches are
now changing their style
according to their talent.
They no longer use a set
pattern.
“Our girls got shaky for
a while in the Central
game but once they
settled down they did
alright. Krispin and
Gavigan did a great job on
the boards when it was
needed and they held
Central's McHale away
from the boards. Our girls
are playing better with
each game.”
Nether Providence
tonight (March 16) at
Scranton CYC. It’s a must
win situation. If they win
they continue to advance
and if Nanticoke con-
tinues to win,
ceivable that the two
semi-finals 10-7 to Tony
Lucci of Whitehall, who
won the regional title int
the heavyweight class by
clamping Paul Kelley of
Shamokin in 5:59.
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teams could meet again
for the state title.
This year’s team is the
vance this far in the
playoff competition.
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