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LAKE-LEHMAN WINS VOLLEYBALL TITLE: The 1983
Luzerne County Invitational Underclassman Volleball
Tourney for boys was held at Coughlin High School and
won by the LakeLehman Black Knights. John J.
Charles, director was on hand to give out the trophies.
Pictured from left to right, kneeling, Chris Kukosky,
Wilkes-Barre Fats
Gary Hackling, Kirk Vandermark, Greg Javer, Pat
Hozempa, Dan Cochran. Standing, Ricky Harned, Asst.
Coach, John Baranowski, Head Coach, Paul Andes, Dave
Mosier, Bob Robey, Mike Stash, Dave Jachimowicz,
John Charles, Gerald Fonzo.
BY LEE L. RICHARDS
When has the Eastern grid ranks turned out so many
talented prospects for the NFL?
I can’t recall two Eastern quarterbacks ever being
drafted in the first round. Penn State’s Todd Blackledge
and Pitt’s Dan Marino both went on round one, along with
'PSU’s brilliant runner Curt Warner and Pitt’s rugged OT
Jimbo Covert. As a collegiate performer I gotta rate
Warner as the best back I've seen: perform for the Nit-
tany Lions since Lenny Moore.
Meanwhile, the biggest surprise of the draft for me was
Pitt’s Tom Lewis, a defensive back going on round one.
Heck, last year at this time when I was putting together
my All-East team for Eastern Football, Lewis was not
evenmentioned in the Panther camp. He sure did mature
over the season to catch the eye of the pro scouts.
One player I'm delighted to see go high was Rutgers’
DT Bill Pickel. He's a young man I've followed closely
brilliantly against Alabama. He was one of my two-time
All-East choices and went on ‘the second round to the
Raiders.
I still can’t get over the excitement the NFL draft
generates all across the country. It’s a happening!
I've been telling grid buffs for sometime that Mark
Duda of Maryland (former Valley West star) would go in
the first five rounds. Mark will make it with the Cards
simply because of his dedication and mental toughness.
He can play!
ESPN did a superb jpb in covering the draft throughout
the day. I saw some of the action and enjoyed it im-
mensely, especially the interviews with the fans. After i
all they are the ones that make the sport No. 1.
1 like the Bears’ selections. Coach Mike Ditka landed
two jewels in Covert of Pitt and Willie Gault of Ten
nessee. Willie is the quickest player entering the NFL.
He’s the NCAA sprint and hurdles champ.
I couldn’t understand the Colts not making a deal for
the rights to John Elway after the Stanford star made it
perfectly clear he wanted no part of Baltimore. I gotta:
believe he'll still play football. A trade of some sort will |
be made, but the Colts don’t have a lot to hang their hat
on at this stage.
REPUBLICANS!!
CHARLES (Chuck) JESSE}
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Supervisor - Jackson Twp.
Five Eastern players going on the first round was
delightful for Eastern fans,
Washington, USC and Arizona State had a bunch of
people drafted. Washington was a solid team, but it kinda:
makes you wonder about the other two?
If there was no USFL and I was doing some selecting,
I'd have taken Grambling’s Trumaine Johnson, Curt
Warner or Kelvin Bryant of North Carolina.
Another team which added some quality help is the
Packers. Perhaps the Chargers got the best collection of
athletes for their sorry defense.
Penn State wrestling coach Rich Lorenzo told me last
week he’s signed two schoolboy mat stars in New York
state champ Dan Mayo and New Jersey champ John
Place. Mayo is expected to challenge at 177, while Place
will compete at 190 pounds. Pennsylvania champ Scott
Pifer (119 lbs.) is also headed for the Eastern Mat Poll
champs.
‘Said Torenzo, “I feel we signed three outstanding
youngsters that will make an impact on our program
before they graduate: All three are real competitors and
know how to win,”
Clarion has won the recruiting war for two-time PA
champ Phil Mary.
Trout Stocking
The Pennsylvania Fish Commission has announced
its trout stocking schedule for the week of May 2. In
Luzerne County, the following bodies of wa ter will be
stocked: 'Bowmans Creek, Irena Lake Mountain
Spring Lak ¢ Nescopeck Creek and Little Wap wa llopen
Creek. In Wyoming County there will be no stocking
program this week.
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Baseball
L-L Boys
Lake-Lehman baseball
nine scored three runs in
the top half of the first
inning and held GAR for
only two runs as they
pulled their first win of
the season. ;
The Knights scored
their runs on a single by
Mike Henry, an infield out
by Len Zielen and a
throwing error.
Suda was wild in the first
frame walking Chris
Wargo and Tom Davis
with none out. T. Willy
then Henry singled in
Wargo.
Tom Yoniski loaded the
bases on a walk and
Zielen scored Davis on an
infield grounder. The
Knights went for a double
steal and GAR’s catcher’s
throw to second was
juggled by the infielder
letting, Henry score.
It was 0-0 ball until the
bottom of the fourth when
GAR scored two runs but
the Knights defense held
and the local boys pulled
off the Grenadiers first
loss.
Chris Boyle was the
only five hits, striking out
six and walking only two.
Boyle also collected two
hits.
L-L Girls
Billy Jo Sorber gave up
only three hits in the
Lake-Lehman GAR game
to give the Lady Knights
an 11-0 shutout over the
Grenadiers.
The Lake-Lehman girls
4-H Meets
On April 18, the Back
Mountain Menagerie 4-H
Club met at the Trinity
Presbyterian Church
from 6:30 to 8:30. The club
had it’s pot luck dinner.
Most of the children made
posters for the poster
contest. Three girls
finished projects from
sewing to bring to the
dinner. ¢
The next meeting is
scheduled for May 23, at
the Trinity Presbyterian
Church. :
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took a 5-0 lead in the first’
inning and continued to
hit GAR’s M. Blaum while
Sorber cooled off the city
girls’ bats.
Sue Bonsavage, Kelly
Wandel and Cindy Slocum
paced the Lady Knights at
the plate with each of
them driving in two runs.
Jill Solinski pitched a
three-hit shutout over
Pittston on Tuesday af-
ternoon to lead the Lady
Knights to a 5-0 win.
Sue Bonsavage got
three of Lake-Lehman’s
eight hits, one of them a
double. Pam Solinski:
drove out a run scoring
double while Solinski was
striking out 12 and
walking eight.
——
Dallas Girls
Sandi Shone struck out
two and walked four in
Tuesday’s game with the
Tunkhannock Tigers
while giving up only six
the loss as the Tigers
downed Dallas 74. The
Tigers made five of their
hits count for extra bases
as they ran their record to
Chris Dombek had
three-for-three at the
plate for the Lady Mounts
with a two base hit and
two RBI's but the Tigers
bunched their hits ‘to win
the game.
Felicia = McClymont
picked up the win for
Tunkhannock and helped
win her own game with a
double and a home run.
The Dallas girls
reversed the outcome on
Wednesday when they
trounced Wyoming
Seminary 12-2, collecting
eight unearned runs from
the Blue Knights.
Sue Adams, Debbie
Schone and Karen Banks
paced the Lady Mounts.
Schone hit a two-run
double to help Dallas take
a 5-0 lead while Banks’
double drove home two
runs in the fourth inning
when the Lady Mounts
pushed six runs across the
plate.
Chris Dombek’ Stvivek
out five and walked five in
picking up the win.
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