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10 THE DALLAS POST, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1983
Clinic a success
Williams looks on. 3
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
Soccer tourney results
Following are results of the Back Lancers, 5-0, winner Roughnecks;
Mountain Youth Soccer Tourna- Game 14, Cosmos vs. Sockers, 6-4,
ment. : winner Cosmos; Game 15, Fury vs.
DIVISION I Kicks, 2-0 winner Fury; Game 16,
Oct. 15 - Game 1, Strikers vs. Arrows vs. Wings, 5-3, winner
Kicks, 6-4, winner Kicks; Game 2, Arrows; Game 17, Sting vs. Row-
Sting, vs. Rowdies, 4-2, winner Row- dies, 2-0, winner Rowdies; Game 18,
dies; Game 3, Cosmos vs. Sockers, Strikers vs. Express, 4-3, winner
2-0, winner Cosmos. Express.
Oct. 16 - Game 4, Roughnecks vs. Oct. 23 - Rained out games 19 and
Kicks, 3-1, winner Kicks; Game 5, 20 to be played on Oct. 25 and 26.
Rowdies vs. Cosmos, 5-3, winner DIVISION III
Cosmos; Game 6, Sting vs. Sockers, Oct. 15 - Game 1, Whitecaps vs.
6-3, winner, Sockers. Cosmos, 6-0, winner Cosmos; Game
Oct. 22 - No games. 2, Wings vs. Rowdies, 7-1, winner
Oct. 23 - Rained out. Wings; Game 3, Comets vs. Fury, 4-
Oct. 29 - Game 7, Strikers, vs. 3, winner Fury; Game 4, Express
rowdies; Game 8, Roughnecks vs. vs. Aztecs, 3-0, winner Express;
Sockers; Game 9, Kicks vs. Cosmos. Game 5, Lancers vs. Roughnecks, 7-
DIVISION II 6, winner Lancers; Game 6, Sting
Oct. 15 - Game 1, Cosmos vs. vs. Kicks, 6-2, winner, Sting; Game
Fury, 3-2, winner Fury; Game 2, 7, Sockers vs. Strikers, 3-1, winner
Arrows vs. Lancers, 4-3, winner Strikers.
Lancers; Game 3, Whitecaps vs. Oct. 16 - Arrows vs. Cosmos, 3-2,
Rowdies, 6-0, winners Rowdies; winner Cosmos; Game 9, Wings vs.
Game 4, Strikers vs. Kicks, 3-2, Fury, 8-2, winner Fury; Game 10,
winner Strikers; Game 5, Sockers Express vs. Lancers, 7-1, winner
vs. Comets, 3-0, winners Sockers; Express; Game 11, Sting vs. Stri-
Game 6, Wings vs. Roughnecks, 2-0 kers, 5-2, winner Strikers; Game 12,
winner Wings. Aztecs vs. Roughnecks, 1-0, winner
Oct. 16 - Game 7, Sting vs. Fury, Aztecs; Game 13, Kicks vs. Sockers,
3-2, winner Sting; Game 8, Lancers 1-0, winner Kicks; Game 14, Row-
vs. Rowdies, 2-0, winner Rowdies; dics vs. Comets 6-2, winner Comets.
Game 9, Strikers vs. Sockers, 2-1, Oct. 22 - Game 15, Whitecaps vs.
winner Strikers; Game 10, Express Lancers, 3-2, winner Whitecaps;
vs. Wings, 8-0, winner Express; Game 16, Arrows vs. Aztecs, 3-2,
Game 11, Kicks vs. Comets, 3-1, winner Arrows; Game 17, Kicks vs.
winner Kicks; Game 12, Arrows vs. Wings, 5-4, winner Kicks; Game 18,
Whitecaps, 2-0, winner Arrows. Comets vs. Sting, 4-2, winner Sting.
Oct. 22 - Game 13, Roughnecks vs. Oct. 23 - rained out.
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| week.
Bowling news
American Building Maintenance
girls continued in first place in the
Imperialette League by dividing 2-2
with Scavone Motors. High for both
teams was W. Harrington’s 173.
Lombardo Bakery, with two mem-
bers missing, divided evenly with
Humphrey Apparel. J. Mekeel’s 193
set the pace for Jean Shop’s four
points from Mahaffey Oil.
In the Ladies Country League
Grotto Pizza took three from
Gordon Insurance whose P. Gordon
rolled 188. C. Smith hit pins for 191
(505) to lead G. H. Harris Asso-
ciates in taking all from Daring’s
Market and Castlettes picked up
three from Fashion Vending. L.
Cyphers toppled pins for 178-179
(492) and R. Carroll tumbled them
for 170. E. Shuleski hit 176 for the
vending team.
Brent Long copped three from the
Hoagie Bar and Tom Reese girls
earned three from Franklin's in the
Bowlerette League with no one able
to find the strike zone.
R. Monk walloped pins for 219
(582) and Ted Wilson scattered
them for 576 to lead the Lutherans
in blanking Carverton A in the Back
Mt. Church League. Maple Grove
shut out Trucksville B and B. Wil-
liams rolled 567 to aid Dallas A in
taking three and a half from
Trucksville C. Orange A picked up
three from Shavertown A and D.
Wright's 561 paced Shavertown B to
three from Carverton B whose J.
Baur rolled 526. Orange B copped
three from East Dallas.
In Bonomo’s Mixed League J.
Sandstrom hit pins for 534 to help
the Halfbreeds take all from
Kenny’s Mania whose Sue Tereska
spilled pins for 206 (515). Halfwits
and the A Team split 2-2 without
anyone hitting high scores.
Harris Associates blanked Katyl
TV paced by G. Harris’ 531 in the
George Shupp League. Endless
Mountains J. Strazdus rolled 516 but
it was wasted as Dallas Nursery
shut out the mountain men. Fino’s
Pharmacy picked up three from
Disque Funeral home aided by K.
Youngblood’s 539. C. Kazokas rolled
535 to lead Gino’s Shoe Store to four
points from Roberts Oil. -
Dallas girls
“Our win over Wyoming Valley
West last Wednesday assured us of
the Division AAA title,” said Dallas
girls’ field hockey coach Robyn
Jones after the team’s 1-0 shutout
over the Spartans.
“It was our best game of the year.
and our defense played exception-
ally well. They actually won the
W-B Fats
Just a few
observations
By LEE L. RICHARDS
i Sports Columnist
CLIPBOARD NOTES:
THE WORLD SERIES demon-
strated once again the Birds
from Baltimore are so team-
oriented. Each player had a role
and carried out his assignment
which provided the margin of
victory.
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I THOUGHT THE PHILLIES
gave a good effort and deserve a
heap of praise for being there.
The Philadelphia fans were a
sorry lot in that last game when
they booed their own team. No
style. I was delighted to see the
Birds triumph for that reason.
Philadelphia is strictly a front-
runners’ town.
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I ENJOYED EARL
WEAVER’S ANALYSIS of the
various situations. Why ABC
didn’t put a hammer on Howie
Cosell, I'll never know. The man
simply wants to dominate the
whole conversation and provided
little insight into the action.
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SPEAKING OF COSELL,
weren’t the last two Monday
night games more enjoyable
without him blabbing away tell-
ing the viewers nothing we
already didn’t know?
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‘WHAT'S THE BIG DEAL
ABOUT MARCUS DUPREE
leaving Oklahoma? Everytime I
saw him play, he’d take a tough
hit and leave the game. I
wouldn’t want him on my foot-
ball team. He’s not mentally
tough, that’s for sure. He's a
prima donna. He was being
pushed for the Heisman, too. I
thought that was somewhat
incongruous.
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ONE OF MY COLLEGE
COACHING CHUMS informed
me recently an astute pro scout
related to him there aren’t a lot
of overpowering college grid
teams around this season.
Nebraska is on a level all its
own. Texas is about the next
best, then you could throw a
blanket over the next 20 teams
because they are that close in
talent and ability. He mentioned
that Tennessee would extend
Alabama to its limits, too. My
Vols went a step better and
consecutive year. If you were
wondering, all of the touchdowns
scored in the Vols victory were
legit!
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I’VE ALWAYS BELIEVED
since I’ve been associated with
him that John Majors is an
extraordinary game coach from
the field. He seems to always
pull off a slick maneuver some-
time during a contest. The 75
points between the Vols and
Tide is the most ever scored in
the series.
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DESPITE HAVING AN EDGE
in overall personnel, poor execu-
tion and play selection was the
reason for Valley West’s loss to
the hungry Hanover Hawks.
Before anyone gets carried,
away this isn’t the best all-time
Hanover football team either.
They had some dandies back in
the 1940s. This squad is not gun-
shy and has a winning chemis-
try at the present time. They’ve
just got to temper their egos
until after the Coughlin encoun-
ter.
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BOTH THE JETS AND
GIANTS are off to sorry starts.
Giants, realistically, don’t have
the overall personnel at the key
positions. On the other hand,
I’ve never been sold on the Jets
‘makeup either. Both are simply
very ordinary and streaky
teams.
3 -0-
I DIDN'T HEAR COSELL say
the Birds of Baltimore were
going to start a dynasty, did
you?
2
were terrific.
Coach John McCafferty’s Dallas
High School soccer team will play
Abington Heights for the District
championship, Wednesday, Nov. 2,
at 8 p.m. at Wyoming Valley West
Stadium.
The Mountaineers, defending
champions, qualified for the District
II competition by defeating Wyo-
ming Seminary 2-0 last Tuesday in
the match held at Dallas: They hold
a 5-5 record.
Dallas senior Scott Singer scored
the second in the fourth period.
Mountaineers.
because they all played so well.”
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