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team.
The Lake-Lehman boys’ basket-
ball team had four players in double
figures, but the Eagles of Seton
Catholic were too much for the
Back Mountain boys to handle and
the Knights were defeated, 53-46,
Friday night.
Seton took a 16-12 lead at the end
of the opening period and increased
that lead to 32-18 at the half.
| Bill Bearde led the Black Knights
losing cause.
SETON CATHOLIC (53)
Zaledonia, 4-0-28; Finan, 1-0-2;
Farrell, 7-0-14; Gibbons, 1-0-2;
Duffy, 2-3-7; Healey, 0-0-0. totals, 25-
3-53.
LAKE-LEHMAN (46)
Bearde, 7-0-14; Iwanowski,
Drugotch, 6-0-12; Jones,
Onzik, 0-0-0. Totals, 21-4-46.
Seton Catholic 16 16 4 17 - 53
Lake-Lehman 12 6 10 18 - 46
HANOVER 68, DALLAS 66
A successful free throw by Hano-
ver Area’s George Antall with just
15 seconds remaining spelled doom
for the Dallas boys’ basketball team
3-4-10;
5-0-10;
night.
The win thoved Hanover Area into
second place in Division II of the
Wyoming Valley Conference boys’
basketball league.
The defeat dropped the Mountai-
neer’s second-half slate to 4-2 and
moved them into a third-place tie
with Crestwood.
Mark Farrell led the Mountai-
neers’ scoring with 18 points while
teammate Dave Thomas dumped in
16 in the losing effort.
HANOVER AREA (68)
Connelly, 6-2-14; Gregaris, 2-4-8;
Antall, 11-5-26; Stefanowicz, 4-2-10;
Bonn, 2-0-4; Korban, 0-0-0; Don-
nelly, 0-0-0; Tryba, 2-2-6. Totals, 27-
14-68.
DALLAS (66)
Thomas, 6-4-16; Gorey, 5-0-10;
Manusky, 4-0-8; Wilson, 1-0-2; Far-
rell, 6-6-18; Grove, 6-0-12; Fitch, 0-0-
0. Totals, 28-10-66.
Hanover Area 14 15 21 18 - 68
Dallas 14 20 20 12 - 66
DALLAS 63, LEHMAN 60
Dave Thomas sparked a last-
minute surge by the Dallas Moun-
taineers as they rallied back to
defeat rivals, Lake-Lehman, 63-60,
Tuesday.
Lehman sat on top of a 44-38 lead
at the end of three periods but
Thomas, who scored 10 of his game-
high 29 points in the fourth quarter
romp, was successful on two free
throws to give the Mountaineers the
edge. 4
Bill Bearde, who finished with 13
points for Lake-Lehman, was hon-
ored with a plaque on the scoring of
his 1,000th scholastic career point.
DALLAS (63)
Thomas, 12-5-29; Gorey, 3-2-8;
rell, 5-0-10; Grove, 1-0-2. Totals, 26-
11-63.
LAKE-LEHMAN (60)
Bearde, 4-5-13; Barbacci, 0-0-0;
Iwanowski, 4-4-12; Drugotch, 7-0-14;
Jones, 6-1-13; Onzik, 3-2-8; Katoski,
0-0-0, totals, 24-12-60.
Dallas 14 9 15 25 - 63
Lake-Lehman 10 18 16 16 - 60
The Dallas basketball team was
scheduled to be home last night with
Crestwood and will travel to West
Side Tech Feb. 23 for: the final
conference game of the season.
The Lake-Lehman basketball
team was scheduled to conclude its
conference slate last night at
Meyers High School.
Glen Mazer walloped the pins for
233-203 (615) and his brother Gary
scattered them for 526 to lead Sweet
Valley Outfitters to shutting out the
Bermudas in the Bonomo Major
League. B. Varner added 524 to help
the cause. Back Mt. Sporting Goods
copped three from Charlies All
Stars paced by L. Coolbaugh’s 566
and D. Wickard’s 220. F. Cornell
rolled 212 (554) and K. Spencer 218
(551) for Charlie’s team. A. Wendel
hammered the pins for a big 267
(647) and D. Thomas hit 216 (544) to
set the pace for Brown's Oil three
point win from the Hambos who had
555 from S. Bonomo and 535 from T.
Shalata. T. Doughton’s 573 led the
way for G.H. Harris’ three points
from the Beach Combers, whose B.
Harris posted 523.
In the Bowlerette League Frank-
lin’s blanked Tom Reese girls aided
by a pair of 170’s from M. King and
R. Gula. Brent Long picked up three
from the Hoagie Bar paced by M.
Reese’s 176.
American Building took three
from Humphrey’s Apparel to
remain tied for first place with
Lombardo Bakery who copped three
from the Jean Shope in the Imperi-
alette League. High scorers were M.
Neifert 194 (501), S. Johnson 200
(475), J. Clark 172 (494) and K.
Scavone 185 (472).
In the Back Mt. Church League
Trucksville B shut out Trucksville C
and Carverton B took all from the
Lutherans. Maple Grove made it
four over Shavertown A while
Dallas A picked up three from
Orange B. Carverton A split with
Shavertown B and Orange A divided
2-2 with East Dallas.
High rollers were G. Marsh 221,
Ted Wilson 538, C. Kazokas 225
(578),
Remley 224, B. Moku 577, F. Hughes
551, H. Shupp 567, R. Stair 218 (547),
and C. Cobleigh 532.
B. Rinus led Grotto Pizza with 185
(505) in taking three from Daring’s
Market. M. Hirner gave 199 (474) to
the grocer’s team in the Ladies
Country League. G.H. Harris Asso-
ciates took three from Fashion
Vending aided by M. Culver’s 198,
C. Mill’s 170 and E. Shafer’s 183. D.
Vrhel rolled 241 (529) and E. Fehrer
posted 179. L. Cyphers 181 and K.
Kalafsky’s 178 (476) helped the Cas-
tlettes split 2-2 with Gordon Insur-
ance who had K. Scavone’s 170.
In Bonomo’s Mixed League C.
Exaropoulis toppled pins for 172-188-
173 (533) to lead the A Team to
three points from the Halfwits. Ken
Spencer’s 528 and Sue Tereska’s 186
paced Kenny's Maniacs to three
points from the Halfbreeds.
E. Dingle scattered pins for 213
(554) to lead the Buckwheats in
winning three from the Lucky
Strikes in Our Gang League. M.
Kocher’s 189 showed the way for the
Mold ’N Oldies four points from the
Suds Suckers but no one hit high
scores for the Barn Owls or Half 0
Nickels who divided evenly.
In the George Shupp League
Gino’s Shoe Store shut out Roberts
0il with T. Doughton knocking down
pins for 231 (593) and C. Kazokas
contributing 579. Ted Wilson rattled
the pins for 224 (586) and C. Glasser
scattered them for 555 to lead
Dallas Nursery to three points from
Endless Mountains. Fino’s Phar-
macy copped three from Disque
Funeral Home led by T. Shalata’s
213 (553) and K. Youngblood’s 560.
R. Bonomo gave 536. J. Ide posted
231 (534) for Disque. Harris Asso-
ciates picked up three from Katyl
TV despite D. Katyl’s 543 and G
Maculis’ 525.
The Lake-Noxen Elementary PTA
Basketball Program results are as
follows:
The Knicks'defeated the 76ers, 20-
10. Todd Dwyer was high scorer for
the winners with 13 points while T.J.
Zerfoss canned six points for the
Sixers.
The Warriors defeated the Sonics,
40-37, behind the shooting of Mike
Barber who pumped in 23 points.
Mike Simonson scored 20 for the
Sonics.
The Hawks easily handled the
76ers and took a 36-14 victory. Billy
Vigorito was high scorer with 13
points while Mike Taylor aided the
winning cause with nine markers.
Ed Kelly and Sharon Heath had six
Humphrey’s
leads league
Standings in the Lake-Noxen
15 are as follows:
Humphrey’s Children’s Apparel,
13-0; Jones’ Pancakes A, 9-3; Pota-
ter Pancakes B, 5-8; Gino’s Shoe
Store, 3-10; Noxen Connection, 4-8.
Humphrey’s picked up two victo-
ries last week behind the hot hands
of Bill Lozo, P.J. Delaney and Tom
Considine.
Games are played Mondays and
Wednesdays at 6:45 p.m. and 7:45
p.m. at the Lake-Noxen Elementary
points for the losers.
The Warriors won a hard fought
game over the Knicks, 28-26. Mike
Barber poured in 14 points for the
winners while Todd Dwyer was high
for the Knicks with 12 points.
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Lehman girls
defeat Seton
girls’ basketball team to a 55-46
victory over Seton Catholic Friday
afternoon.
Jill Solinski led the Lady Knights
in the scoring department with 14
points while teammates Ronda
Hudzik and Sandy Dicton scored 11
points each. Kim Fey added nine
points and 11 steals as the Lehman
girls ran their second-half record to
5-2.
LAKE-LEHMAN (55)
Fey, 3-3-9; Hudzik, 5-1-11; J. Solin-
1-0-2; P. Solinski, 4-0-8. Totals, 22-11.
55.
SETON CATHOLIC (46)
Higgins, 3-0-6; Soy, 3-0-6; K.
Tigue, 3-3-9; Reddington, 0-0-0;
Kovaleski, 5-5-15; M. Tigue, 5-0-10.
Totals, 19-8-46.
Lake-Lehman 12 17 14 12 - 55
Seton Catholic 8 18 6 14 - 46
DALLAS 53, HANOVER 34
Cheryl Gavigan led all scorers
with 24 points as the Dallas girls’
basketball team earned a 53-34 vic-
tory over Hanover Area Friday
afternoon.
The Lady Mountaineers ran their
second half record to 3-3 by virtue
of the win.
Taking a quick lead in the begin-
ning of the game by outscoring their
opponents, 16-5 in the opening
period, the Dallas girls sat on top of
a 26-15 halftime score and never
looked back.
DALLAS (53)
Ciccarelli, 4-1-9; Aston, > 0-6;
Gavigan, 10-4-24; Rollman, 1-0-2;
Radzinski, 2-1-5; Vloedman, 3-1-7;
Rinehimer, 0-0-0. Totals, 24-7- 53.
HANOVER AREA (34)
Travis, 3-0-6; Baker, 4-0-8; Latz-
man, 5-1-11; Koneski, 4-0-8; Wasi-
leski, 0-0-0; Kupstas, 0-1-1; Sabolski,
0-0-0; Fink, 0-0-0; Tryba, 0-0-0; Rus-
sell, 0-0-0. Totals, 16-2-34.
Dallas 16 10 11 16 - 53
Hanover Area 510 8 11 - 34
LEHMAN 50, DALLAS 47
The Lake-Lehman girls’ basket-
ball team defated their Back Moun-
train rivals, Dallas, by a mere three
points, 50-47 on Tuesday.
The final 30 seconds saw
Lehman’s Kim Fey and Ronda
Hudzik making four free throws to
give the Lady Knights the edge.
Dallas tied the score at 46-all with
just 30 seconds remaining, after
battling back from a 39-32 deficit at
the end of three periods.
Fey, who finished the game with
12 points, was successful on two
attempts from the charity line to
put the Lehman girls up. Dallas
then missed the front end of a one-
and-one. Hudzik then made two foul
shots to ice the victory.
The Dallas girls’ basketball team
was scheduled to be at Crestwood
last night and will host West Side
Tech on Feb. 23 in the final confer-
ence game of the season.
The Lake-Lehman girls’ basket-
ball team was scheduled to conclude
conference slate yesterday at home
against Meyers.
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