Wilkes-Barre Fats
“Sports
BY LEE L. RICHARDS
CLIPBOARD NOTES: Couldn’t understand why Nick
He did a splendid job with the program and had the
Argents competitive the last two seasons. He had a very
capable assistant in Bill Jones. I wonder if he’ll be given
a shot at guiding the program?
--Two college roundball teams I enjoy seeing beat are
UCLA and Kentucky. I've always contended the Bruins
did some shady things and the NCAA could have hung
them for the humpty-dumpty things that went on the last
dozen years. Joe E. Hall simply has the best team money
can buy, but the NCAA wouldn’t dare touch the Kittens.
I’ve always had a mad-on for those two.
--Look for Lake-Lehman’s volleyball team to make a
strong bid for the District crown. Coach John Baronoski
has built a very competitive program for the Black
Knights.
~Glancing through USA Today Girls round-ball A-A
team I couldn’t help but miss Dallas cager kathy Walsh.
Heck, she’s a player!
--Pitt and Penn State will be starting spring grid drills
shortly and both teams must come out of the 30 days of
drill with a competent field general. Right now, I've
gotta give the nod to the Nittany Lions as the best team in
the East and after more evaluation could remain in my
Super Seven.
-My three choices for All-American grid laurels from
the East for the coming season are: Pitt's, Bill Fralic;
Penn State’s, Mark Robinson and Navy’s Andy Ponseigo,
country in my book. Robinson is a sticker from safety for
the Lions.
--One college sport for which I've never heard of a
school being put on probation by the NCAA is wrestling.
There are some schools that do anything they want, too.
It’s strange that both Tom Osborne of Nebraska and
St. Joe of Penn State voted against the Kickoff Classic in
the Meadowlands at the NCAA Convention in January.
But, with the mention of a half million bucks apiece, both
reluctantly accepted the big bucks.
—According to reports I've received, Irem Temple's
Board of Governors is finally accepting some of the
requests made by the Golf Association to make needed
Volle yball
improvements to the course. Tom Gauntlett, Jr. made
some solid recommendations at a recent meeting.
--Dave Fagula and a group of friends attended the big
fight in Scranton on Sunday. Champ Larry Holmes really
did the area a favor by defending his crown here,
especially with recognition we got.
—-How about Chris ‘“Endzone’” Kerias judging one of
the prelims? Chris is becoming a pretty fair ring judge.
--Had a nice conversation last week with Tennessee
Coach John Majors. He invited me down for spring drills.
I'm excited about the Vols’ opener with the Pitt Panthers
on Sept. 3. I've already got a group heading for Knoxville
for the clash. I can’t lose that weekend as both are
favorites of mine. John told me he’s spent the last couple
of weeks gathering some passing tips by visiting the
Dallas Cowboys and Washington Redskins. He was
looking forward to spending some time last week with
Hoosier Coach Bob Knight when IU was in Knoxville for
the NCAA Regionals.
Received a letter last week from former Lake-
Lehman Coach Tom Hisiro. He’s doing well at Can-
nonsburg. He’s got a top-notch grid prospect this coming
season and wanted to alert me about him for “Eastern
Football” magazine. Tom’s name was mentioned for the
Abington Heights post.
—-Perhaps one of the better local prospects for next
season is Berwick QB Joe Orlando. He’s got the quick-
ness to attract a lot of scouts. One thing about a George
Curry QB, they all possess that “on the field” awareness
of taking a broken play and turning it into a long gainer,
-According to reports I've received, Irem Temple's
Board of Governors is finally accepting some of the
requests made by the Golf Association to make needed
improvements to the course. Tom Gauntlett, Jr. made
some solid recommendations at a recent meeting.
--Dave Fagula and a group of friends attended the big
fight in Scranton on Sunday. Champ Larry Holmes really
did the area a favor by defending his crown here,
especially with recognition we got.
--How about Chris ‘‘Endzone” Kerias judging one of
the prelims? Chris is becoming a pretty fair ring judge.
--Had a nice conversation last week with Tennessee
Coach John Majors. He invited me down for spring drills.
I’m excited about the Vols’ opener with the Pitt Panthers
the Knights swept two
games 15-5 and 15-1,
Tuesday afternoon at the
Lake-Lehman gym,
Again Straka and Stash
Lake-Lehman boys
varsity volleyball team
ran its record to 6-0 with a
two game sweep over
Wyoming Valley West
Friday. The win kep the played great spiking
@nights at the top of the games to aid in the
Wyoming Valley Confer- Knights win. Brett
Rapson and Bob Miller
ence.
The Lake-Lehman led the local spikers at-
spikers defeated the tack against the
Spartans 15-1 and 15-5 Grenadiers.
In the junior varsity
match, GAR defeated the
young Knights 2-1.
In Monday’s match, the
Knights took a two-game
sweep over the Nanticoke
Trojans led by Bob Miller
and Chuck James. They
took the opening game 15-
5 and took the second 15-6.
*Javer did the setting for
with excellent spiking by
Bob Miller, Tony Javer
and Kevin Straka.
The Knights defeated
Coughlin ~~ Wednesday
afternoon taking a 15-8
win in the opening game
and downing the
Crusaders 15-1 in the
second game. .
. Bob Miller and Chuck
Lehman girls to 2-2. The
Trojans took the first
game 15-3 and followed in
the second with a 15-1
score.
In the junir varsity
game, the Trojans de-
feated the Lake-Lehman
girls 15-6 and 15-10 to win
2-0.
In the only Dallas game
the Pittston
Patriettes downed Dallas
girls in the best of three
games.
The Patriettes took the
first and third games 15-7
and 15-4. The Lady
Mounts won the second 15-
12.
Joanne Oliver scored 14
James had good blocking
games for the Knights
with Larry Stash handling
the defense. Brett Raspen
did the serving while
Javer and Straka did out-
standing spiking.
The junior varsity
owned Coughlin 2-1.
“In a game rescheduled
from Friday, March 18,
“Golf for Beginners” is
an evening non-credit
course offered by the
Wilkes-Barre Campus of
Penn State’s Office of
Continuing Education.
The class will meet at the
Lehman campus on
Thursdays, April 7 to May
12 from 6 to 8 p.m.
Golf instructor Thomas
Hadzor will teach the
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the Knights with Raspen
and Javer doing some
powerful serving.
The Trojans junior
varsity defeated the
Black Knights 2-1.
In the girls varsity
‘volleyball match on
Monday, Nanticoke de-
feated the Lady Knights 2-
0 to drop the Lake-
basic rules and etiquette
of golf, examination and
use of each golf club, and
give hints of play. Partici-
pants will spend an
evening at a local driving
range, and play a nine-
hole round of golf on one
of the courses.
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on Sept. 3. I've already got a group heading for Knoxville
for the clash. I can’t lose that weekend as both are
favorites of mine. John told me he’s spent the last couple
of weeks gathering some passing tips by visiting the
Dallas Cowboys and Washington Redskins. He was
looking forward to spending some time last week with
Hoosier Coach Bob Knight when IU was in Knoxville for
the NCAA Regionals.
~Received a letter last week from former Lake-
Lehman Coach Tom Hisiro. He's doing well at Can-
nonsburg. He’s got a top-notch grid prospect this coming
season and wanted to alert me about him for “Eastern
Football” magazine. Tom’s name was mentioned for the
Abington Heights post.
—Perhaps one of the better local prospects for next
season is Berwick QB Joe Orlando. He's got the quick-
ness to attract a lot of scouts. One thing about a George
Curry QB, they all possess that “on the field’’ awareness
of taking a broken play and turning it into a long gainer.
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Free--Beautiful puppies to
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Piano and Organ Lessons-
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Wanted--Single overhead
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Wanted to Buy--Exercise
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Wanted to Buy--Used
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Wanted--2 baby bicycle
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Champion Bloodline Show
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For Sale AKC Registered
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1977 Lindy Motor Home.
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