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The Back Mountain
Wrestling Club hosted the
Mid-Atlantic District
AAU Wrestling Qualifier
last weekend at Dallas
Senior High with close to
four hundred Junior
Olympic wrestlers from
four counties competing
for the honor of advancing
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weekend at Mifflinburg
High School.
Area matmen who will
advance: Back Mountain
Wrestling Club--Rick
Finnegan, Adam Hoover,
Allen Baird, Brian
Gizenski, Eric Wiliams,
Jason Naugle, Jerry
Ogurkis, Mark Amato,
Charles Jacoby, Charlie
Roper, Francis Hoover,
Mike Geurin, Chad
Honeywell, Ron Moreck,
Mark Royowski, Jerry
Guzenski, Jeremy Roper,
Bill Janosky, Dylan
LaPorte, Bill Mathers,
Bowling
Stanton
In the Ladies Country
League R. Radzinski hit
the pins for 191-12-179
(553) for Daring’s Market
but the series wasn’t
enough as her team
dropped three points to
G.H. Harris Associates
whose B. Rinus led her
team to three points with
184. Castlettes took three
from Fashion Vending
who had D. Vrhel's 173.
Grotto Pizza divided 2-2
with A.F. Roan Inc. with
R. Gula spilling pins for
171-189-170 (530) and T.
Langdon tumbling wood
for 181-202 (539). L.
Cyphers added 170.
Mr. Donut girls picked
up three points from
Franklin's in the
Bowlerette League with
no one able to hit high
games... R. Gula toppled
pins for 193 to lead Tom
Reese to three points from
the Hoagie Bar whose
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Steve Mathers, Jamie
Janosky, Ron Post, Jim
O’Donnell, Dave Mayers,
Kris Justus and Mark
LaPorte. Garnering
fourth place wins were
Kevin Walters, Bob
Farber and Wade Post.
First place winners
from Dallas were Carey
Falcone, Jeff Hall and Joe
Potts. Dave Hislop and
T.J. Bagley were fourth
place finishers.
Lehman place winners
include first place
champs Don Spencer and
Bob Guzenski; second
place Rusty Coolbaugh
and fourth place wins to
Brad Hontz, Bill George
and Ed Stratford.
West Side Vocational
Technical chalked up a
third place winner in
Steve Matello and a fourth
went to Steve Williams.
The 1983 Mid-Atlantic
States Championship
Tournament will be held
at Newark, Del. on April
14-15 and we wish these
local wrestlers the best of
luck. Last year this area
had three Middle Atlantic
States champions: Jerry
Ogurkis of the Back Mt.
Matthers and Carey
Falcone from Dallas
Junior High School, also
representing the Back Mt
girls were paced by F.
Perry’s 171.
In the George Shupp
League Stanton TV shut
out Endless Mountains
and Roberts Oil took all
from Dallas Nursery.
Fino’s copped three from
Gino’s Shoe Store while on
adjacent lanes Disque
Funeral Home earned
three from Harris
Associates. Hitting high
scores were A. Wendel
608, D. Purvin 528, Harris
men; C. Williams 532,
Disque’s; B. Downs 589,
R. Mekeel 540, R. Bonomo
520, Fino’s; C. Kazokas
223 (535), B. Cyphers 531,
J. Curtis 529, Gino’s; D.
Thomas 234 (569), T.
Wilson 524, Roberts; H.
Garris 599, J. Maculis 222
(584), D. Katyl 544,
Stanton’s; and R. Barr
526, Endless Mountains.
Orange B blanked
Carverton A in the Back
Mountain Church League
paced by D. Shupp’s 220
(530) and B. Cyphers 529.
C. Remley hit pins for 547
for the losing five. Orange
A took three from Dallas
A sparked by J. Mitchell's
540 and C. Cyphers 532. R.
Moore rolled 232 (532) and
K. Spencer scattered pins
for 248 (631) for the Dallas
team. Shavertown A
picked up three from East
Dallas while Trucksville
C copped three from
Maple Grove. J.
Remington toppled pins
for 220 (563) for the losing
high for the winning team.
Trucksville B picked up
three from the Lutherans
aided by G. Kohli’s 521. C.
Glasser scattered pins for
232 (548) and T. Wilson
posted 525 for the
Lutherans. Shavertown
split with Carverton B
paced by B. Walko’s 532
and C. Kazokas’ 530. T.
Metz registered 521 for
the Carverton men.
American Building
Maintenance took three
from Humphreys Apparel
to run its second half
record to 32-12 in the
Imperialette League. C.
Smith set the pace for the
league leaders with 175
(493). K. Scavone added
177-183 (478) and J.
Zimmerman contributed
176 (475). J. Mekeel hit the
pins for 198 (528) and C.
Williams rolled 174 for the
apparel girls. Jean Shop
remained in second with
26-18 despite dropping
three to Mahaffey Oil. The
oil dealer’s girls were
sparked by S. Johnson’s
192 (513). Lombardo
Bakery is hot on the heels
of the first and second
place teams with 25-19. J.
Clark rolled 181 and G.
Bachman tumbled pins
for 175. M. Neifert hit the
woods for 184.
In Our Gang League
Numero Uno took four
points by forfeit from the
Melon - Balls. Carol
Exarhopoulis’ 173-179
(507) and Ken Spencer’s
543 set the pace for.the
Blitz’s three points from
Harvey Wallbangers.
Jokers copped three from
the Alabama Slammers
and the Cheap Shots
picked up three from
Spanky’s led by Nancy
Daney’s 195 (509). Lynn
Busch rolled 177 (497) for
the losing team.
Back Mountain Spor-
ting Goods men shut out
League. H. Garris hit 597,
L. Coolbaugh walloped
pins for 223 (560), S.
Wickard toppled them for
540 and D. Wickard rolled
528. H. Bennett's 580 and
A. Wendel’s 572 showed
the way for G.H. Harris’
three points from the
CMP’s. D. Purvin added
556, M. Whiting posted 231
(543) and C. Kazokas gave
540. B. Varner led the
losing five with 225 (554).
R. Bonomo, Jr. rolled 549
and Glen Mazer hit 548.
M. Rudick hit the pins for
225 (562) to pace the
Hambos to three points
from Beach Combers. L.
Yankoski gathered 538
and S. Bonomo added 532.
K. Orkwis slammed "®
pins for 243-223 (642) t;
lead Charlie’s AH Stars in
taking one from the Bi
Bens. K. Spencer rolled
574. Big Bens were
sparked by J. Roan’s 599,
R. Bonomo’s 221 (594) and
F. Adams 521. In one
match omitted last week
the CMP’s shut out the
Hambos with all five men
hitting good scores. Glen
Mazer rolled 583, R.
Bonomi, Jr. 224 (581), K.
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