THE DALLAS POST, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1983 11
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By CHARLOT M. DENMON
-Staff Correspondent
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of mistakes,” said Lake-Lehman
@ oid coach Mark Kirk commenting
% . on his Knights 7-0 win over Crest-
© wood. “It was.a good win for us, but
the week layoff we had hurt us in
) executing our plays. We had six
turnovers in the game.
“Our kids drove the ball well, but
_every time they got down near the
:end zone they fumbled the ball or
lost ground on a penalty. Stu
Thomas did an excellent job as
“running back and Chris Van Gorder,
- Marty Onzik and John Williams did
a great job.”
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quarter. With only six minutes on
the clock, quarterback T. Willy Cad-
walder hit Jeff Martin with an 11-
yard touchdown pass. Bill Les-
kowski kicked the extra point to
give the Knights the winning 7-0
score in the game.
On the second play by Crestwood
earlier in the quarter, Knight Bill
Ostszewski intercepted the Crest-
wood quarterback’s pass and car-
ried to the Comets two yard line. He
fumbled the ball but Van Gorder
recovered for the Knights.
The Knights had two consecutive
procedure calls that took them back
to the 11 yard line from hwere
Cadwalder threw his touchdown hit.
The Knights fumbled three times
in the second period losing the ball
to Crestwood twice but the Comets
were unable to take advantage of
Bowling news
Harris Associate shut out Endless
Mountains in the George Shupp
League to remain in contention for
the first half title. G. Harris led
with 527. Katyl TV droppe four to
Dallas Nursery who continues in the
lead. N. Stredny rolled 516 for the
nursery team. Disque Funeral
Home blanked Gino’s Shoe Store
paced by J. Ide’s 520. K. Orkwis hit
pins for 552 and K. Youngblood
scattered them for 534 to lead Fino’s
Pharmacy to four points from Rob-
erts Oil.
In the Ladies Country League,
Grotto Pizza moved up with the
Castlettes by taking all .from G.H.
Harris Associates. The Castlettes
picked up three from Daring’s
Market aided by L. Cyphers 173. R.
Radzinski toppled pins for 187 (513)
and M. Hirner rolled 182 for the
grocer. Gordon Insurance shut out
Fashion Vending paced by J. Lamo-
reaux’ 179 and M. Shepherd's 178.
A team took three from Kenny’s
in Bonomo’s Mixed League sparked
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either fumble.
During the opening minutes of the
third period Crestwood fumbled
twice but recovered. They were
unable to get their drive any father
than their own 48 yard line before
turning the ball over to the Knights.
We are looking toward a better
second half of the season,” said
Kirk. “This Saturday is homecoing
and we play Nanticoke. They have
an excellent quarterback and we’ll
have to stop the pass as well as the
running game. They have two fast
running backs.
“Our defense has been playing
very well and playing at home with
the homecoming activities should
help the team all around. It builds
the kids enthusiasm.
“We will have to play extremely
well to defeat the Trojans but I
believe the kids can do it.”
K. Mintzer’s 178 led the Halfs to
three points from the Halfbreeds.
C. Doty rolled 182 to aid her
Camaros in taking four from the
Citations in the Idetown Compact
League. Capris shut out the Fire-
birds while Aries took all from the
Pintos. LaBarons copped three from
the Corvettes. :
In the Back Mountain Church
League, Lutherans divided evenly
with Shavertown A but continued to
lead by one game over Shavertown
B. Ted Wilson’s 521 and B. Monk’s
516 were high series for the leaders.
Trucksville B shut out Dallas A’ and
Carverton A earned -three from
Carverton B whose W. Moore scat-
tered pins for 242 (619). J. Ide rolled
Dallas loses
to PA, 31-13
By CHARLOT M. DENMON
Staff Correspondent
“Our offense controlled the game
for most of the first half but the
Patriots were too big and too many
in numbers for our Kids,” said
Dallas High School Coach Ron
Rybak. :
from them and could have had two
more scores but we fumbled the ball
both times. They had the game
before the first half was over and
went ok to win 31-13.
“I can’t say our offenseive play-
ers didn’t play well; they did and
Mike Borton was outstanding. He's
a tough kid. Our defense stopped the
Patriots from running, but couldn’t
stop the passing. Pittston’s size and
numbers overwhelmed us.
“With Valley West this Friday
night, we’ll have to go back to
basics and make some changes in
our defense, specially since we have
some kids out with injuries. We
have our work cut out for us.”
With a 28-7 lead, the Pittston
Patriots continued to play with their
first string varsity and used an
onsides kick and a field goal late in
the fourth quarter to trounce the
Dallas Mountainees, 31-13.
In the opening minutes of the
fourth quarter, Pittston quarterback
Nick Biscontini took a 15-yard
keeper around the right side to
score his second touchdown of the
day and put his team in front 28-7.
The onsides kick occurred on the
next play when Biscontini hit one
that went .high in the air and Jeff
Kramer recovered it at the Dallas
46.
Patriot quarterback Gene
McNulty came in and led the
Patriots down to the nine yard line.
Biscontini came in the game when
the drive stalled there and kicked a
26-yard field goal making the score
31-7 for Pittston with only eight and.
Dallas Post/Dan Walsh
ground ;
Lehman harriers are defeated
Tunkhannock edged Lake-Lehman
runners by a 22-33 score but the
Knight harriers gained a split by
taking Hazleton 19-37 in a tri-meet
at Tunkhannock.
Results of the 15 top runners were
Rich Stark (T) 16:01; Jeff Eber-
hardt (T) 16:19; Dave Janiczek (L)
17:26; Scott Alden (T) 17:29; Dave
Radomski (L) 17:33; J.D. Roskos
(L) 17:35; Pat Cusatis (H) 17:38;
Bill Schneider (H) 17:49; Chris
Olshan (T) 17:50; Bob Diel (T)
17:59; Don Ide (L) 18:04; Brandon
Dennis (L) 18:12; Lenn Rick (H)
18:17; J. Berman (H) 18:30; and
Brad Hontz (L) 18:47.
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The Mountaineers, sparked by
tough Mike Borton, managed
another score when on the next kick
they took the ball and in seven plays
covered 58 yards to the two yard
line where Borton took the ball over
for a score. Walsh’s pass for two
points went over Simon's head.
The Mountaineers put: the first
score on the board in the first
period, driving 92 yards downfield.
Borton picked up three first downs
and picked up 28 yards in the drive
before Joe Simons went down the
right side for 38 yards into the end
zone for six points.
Borton piled up 88 yards on 22
carries in the game.
522 for the A team. East Dallas
picked up three from Trucksville C
and Orange B took three from
Orange A. Shavertown B made it
three over Maple Grove.
There were no high scores in the
Bowlerette League with Franklin’s
taking three from the Hoagie Bar
and Brent Long blanking Tom
Reese.
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