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Lake-Lehman Knights Dallas High School Jack ie hip Joie BY LEE L. RICHARDS
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ios} two games last week, —_— 5 oo bs Ee with 2-for-2, one of them a Would somebody tell what we're doing with a major
oth by identical 5-2 Te hr en triple. snow storm in late April? It has wrecked the spring
scores.
Crestwood defeated the
Knights 5-2 Saturday
afternoon behind Paul
Feisel on the mound.
gave Bishop Hoban a 10-7
win over the Moun-
taineers last Saturday.
Jim Lord started on the
mound for Dallas but was
Designated hitter Kelly
Wandel had two RBI's
and drove out a triple.
Third baseman Rebecca
Clifford went three for
and baseball.
Feisel gave up eight hits Despite the sorry weather last week, Mets’ Tom
relieved by Gdovin, who four at the plate and : ) ; :
ig Sues or 2 men it oy TT, collected. foar stolen Seaver racked up his 54th career shutout in leading his
Michaels ol Dente relieved Gdovin Pases. Sue Bonsavage foam 28 vie ove i Bes of Pushingh, Yoo)
Fido a after the Agents. wor drove out a pair of delighted me was Seaver’s second three bagger of the
allowing nine hits and
fanning 10 at the plate.
Tom Davis went two-
for-four for the Knights
driving out a double and
Chris Wargo drove out a
double. Second baseman
Weidner went one for
over the lead.
Steve Federici had two
hits for the Mountaineers,
Thomas Had two-for-two
at the plate and Rollman
had two-for-three, one of
them a triple. Graben-
stetter .drove out a two-
doubles. Kim Fey, Pam
Solinski and Wandel all
stole home in a three run
inning.
It was the Lady Knights
opening game of the
season.
Dallas Softball
three, knocking out a Hn obi sor Dales. Dallas gitls softball Dean Smith’s program has demonstrated over the years.
double. : OE at ood tem rantheir record tod. Dave will get some playing time early, but Smith Ss
Earlier in the week, Y philosophy to bring young players along slowly can’t help
Coughlin defeated the
Knights 5-2 with Joe
Flaherty striking out 12
Knights and giving up
only two hits. Designated
hitter Mike Henry and
first baseman - Tom
Yoniski were the only
Black Knights to nick
Flaherty for hits.
Chris Wargo accounted
for a run for the Knights
with a sacrifice fly.
Boyle was credited with
the loss for the Knights.
He struck out seven while
walking six.
The Knights will meet
Pittston April 26 and GAR
on April 28.
Meyers, Thursday, April
28
L-L Softball
Lake-Lehman’s Jill
Solinski gave up only one
hit against Coughlin
Friday afternoon to lead
the Lady Knights to a 9-0
shutout over the
Crusaders. She went 6 and
one third innings before
Coughlin’s Janice Shed-
lock hit a single with one
out in the top of the
seventh.
Solinski also struck out
nine and walked only six
as her team members
used a total of 16 stolen
bases to top their oppo-
1 Saturday with a 17-4
trouncing of
Hoban.
Sandi Shone picked up
her second win on the
mound with a three hitter.
She also drove out a single
at home plate. Catcher
Kathy Walsh went three
for four hitting a triple
and two singles, and
scored three runs.
Jill Radzinski went two
for three at home plate
with a double and a single.
Dallas girls scored nine
runs in the first inning and
added five more in the
second to insure the win.
Shone struck out six and
walked five in collecting
her second straight win.
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season at Dallas.
Senior All Star Kathy
Walsh signed a letter of
intent for Kent State
University, Friday, in the
faculty lounge of Dallas
High School. The 59”
cager, who scored 1,700
career points to help the
Lady Mounts post a 25-6
record this season, said
guaranteed playing time
during her freshman year
played a major role in her
decision to attend Kent.
The daughter.of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Walsh of
Dallas, Kathy will change
her playing position at
Kent State from guard to
either swingman or point
with Kent's Lady Flashes.
Her overall ability on
the court earned Kathy a
full scholarship in excess
of $5,000 covering tuition,
room and board, books
and out of state fees. The
Dallas senior is ready to
start working hard and is
planning a regimen of
training including
nautilus workouts and
summer play with the
‘Pace Setters All-Star
Club.
‘Awareness Expo 83”
to be staged at the Arena
Motor Inn on Route 115,
Wilkes-Barre, promises to
present some outstanding
personalities of the world
of parapsychology. From
Friday, April 29 until 8
p.m. on May 1 over fifteen
psychics from the nor-
theastern United States
dame Office Columbus Ohio
will provide free lectures
and be available for
consultation.
Sponsors of the expo,
the Dallas Kiwanis Club,
applies all proceeds to
charitable and youth work
in the comunity. It makes
no claim for the validity of
anyreadings and presents
the event solely for its
entertainment and
educational values.
in the country, too.
a heap of conditioning too.
football fan.
The Pennsylvania
Game Commission at
Harrisburg is seeking
sealed bids for the pur-
chase of an estimated
timber being offered will
be shown to prospective
bidders Friday, May 6.
Viewers will be met at the
Bidding forms, samples
of the agreement form
and other details con-
cerning the material
offered for sale may be
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urg. The commission
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