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Dallas Post
to sponsor
mat clinic
The Dallas Post will sponsor a
wrestling clinic at Lake-Lehman
High School on Sunday, Oct. 23.
Featured speakers for the seminar-
type affair will be the Penn State
Coaching staff. The clinic will start
at 10:30. :
The Post is sponsoring the clinic
for wrestlers from Lake-Lehman,
Dallas, Crestwood and Abington
Heights.
PSU Coach Rich Lorenzo will be
the featured speaker, along with
assistant Coach John Fritz, former
NCAA champ and Hachiro Oishi, a
free-style specialist and assistant
wrestling coach at Penn State Uni-
versity.
Each coach will lecture on his
specialty. At the conclusion, he will
entertain questions from the partici-
pating wrestlers.
Penn State has been the East's
top ranked dual meet team the last
two years winning the Eastern Mat
Poll. The Nittany Lions had a 12-2-1
log last year.
“I'm looking forward to bringing
my staff to the Back Mountain and
lecturing to the high school wres-
tlers from that area,” said Lorenzo.
“A clinic of this sort is good for the
sport and I'm sure we’ll have some
techniques that will benefit the
coaches and wrestlers for the
upcoming season.”
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‘Great Race’
set for Oct. 9
Registration for the third annual
Falcone ‘Great Race” scheduled
for Oct. 9 in Wilkes-Barre is cur-
rently underway, and will continue
until Oct. 6.
The “Great Race’ is a triathalon
event consisting of a five-mile run-
ning portion, a nine-mile bicycle
course and the final leg of the race
being an eight-mile canoeing race.
The race begins at 10 a.m. in Kirby
Park in Wilkes-Barre, to West Pitts-
ton and returns to Nesbitt Park in
Wilkes-Barre.
New to this year’s competition are
two items, First an iron man event
is scheduled for individuals who
wish to run the entire course them-
selves and second, new racing
canoe categories have been added
to increase competition among
teams.
Early registration closes on Oct. 1
and a late entry fee will be charged
after that date. The Great Race will
be limited to 150 teams, so early
registration is encouraged.
Participating in this year’s great
race are the Murgas Radio Club,
WEZX Rock-107, the Wyoming
Valley Bicycle and Runners Club,
the Scranton Kayak Club and the
Greater Wilkes-Barre Chamber of
Commerce.
Entry forms can be obtained from
the Wilkes-Barre Chamber of Com-
merce or by calling Patrick Lavelle
at 961-1150.
Leskowsky quits
PSU football team
Ray Leskowsky, a graduate of
Lake-Lehman High Schopl, has quit
the Penn State football team.
Laskowsky, a 5-11, 221-pound
defensive end had seen little playing
time with the Nittany Lions and
made his decision to quit the team
about two weeks ago.
Leskowsky, 22, lettered in football
and wrestling at Lake-Lehman. He
will graduate this semester with a
degree in administration of justice.
Martini plays at LCCC
Lisa Martini, a graduate of Lake-
Lehman High School, is a member
of the 1983 women’s volleyball team
at Luzerne County Community Col-
lege.
The Minutemaids under the direc-
tion of third-year coach Maureen
Dillon, opened their home scheduled
game Oct. 1 against Montgomery
and Northampton County Commu-
nity College.
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Katyl TV men shut out Roberts
Oil in the George Shupp League
paced by R. Shoemaker’s big 531.
Endless Mountains managed three
points from Disque Funeral Home
while N. Stredny slammed the pins
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Nursery team to three points from
Fino’s Pharmacy. The druggist’s
five was led by T. Shalata’s 232 and
K. Orkwis’ 217. Gino’s Shoe Store
divided evenly with Harris Asso-
ciates sparked by B. Cyphers’ 557.
D. Purvin rolled 528 for the Harris
team.
In this week’s bowling reports
from the Idetown Compact League
the Pintos copped three frem the
Corvettes while the Firebirds did
the same to the Camaros. The
Capris blanked the Citations but the
Aries and LaBarons split 2-2. Bar-
bara May rolled 202 (478) for Aries.
It was 4-0 in the Ladies Country
League with the first place Cas-
tlettes taking all from G.H. Harris
with K. Kalafsky hitting pins for 182
(517) and T. Langdon knocking
them down for 187 (490). Grotto
Pizza took four from Fashion Vend-
ing and Daring’s Market tied them
for second place by shutting out
Gordon’s Insurance. D. Kovalski
rolled 177 for the grocer.
In the Wednesday night Back
Mountain Church League the
Lutherans took first place by blank-
ing Trucksville C. Orange B picked
up four from Shavertown A to drop
the A team to third place. Shaver-
town B is in second by shutting out
East Dallas. Orange A took all from
Carverton A while Maple Grove
Hoover’s 540 was wasted when his
Trucksville B team dropped three
points to Carverton B.
Bob Cyphers tumbled the pins for
603 and his teammate H. Shupp
spilled them for 221 (550). C. Kazo-
B.
Two weeks of bowling in Qur
Gang League finds Lucky Stars
leading with 9-3. Barn Owls, Buck-
wheats and Suds Suckers are tied
for second with 6-6, then comes Hg
of Nickels with 5-7 and Mold %
Oldies with 4-8. High scorers were
D. Eddy 224 (547) and Dave Eddy,
Sr. 533. % &
Mary Reese toppled pins for 170-to
lead Brent Long to three points
from the Hoagie Bar in the Bowler-
ette League. Franklin's shut out
Tom Reese girls to tie Franklin's
for the lead. .
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In the Bonomo Major League
Brown’s Oil (formerly Big Bens)
blanked the Bermudas sparked by
J. Roan’s 537. B. Harris gave the
losers 546. Hambos took all from
G.H. Harris despite their 564 series
from D. Purvin. Charlies All Stars
copped three from the Sweet Valley
Outfitters with K. Spencer showing
the way with 564. K. Orkwis scat-
tered pins for 534 and C. Williams
toppled them for 532. Glen Mazur -
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