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The Dallas boys’ basketball team
was down by a mere four points
entering the fourth quarter, but
period to win a 60-47 victory and the
Wyoming Valley Conference Divi-
sion 2 championship. The game was
played Saturday night at the Wilkes
College gymnasium. .
The Grenadiers broke open the
contest with ‘eight unanswered
points in the final quarter and
outscored the Back Mountain boys,
20-11, in that period.
Dave Thomas led the Mountai-
neers in the offensive department
with 19 points while teammates Ed
Gorey and Tim Grove hit for 13 and
12 markers respectively. Grove was
filling in for guard Mark Farrell,
who suffered a concussion last week
against Crestwood. Farrell had been
a starter for Dallas in its first 27
games this season.
Dallas, which is classified as a
AAA school in District competition,
begins its quest for d district title
tomorrow, March 1, when it faces
North Pocono at King’s College.
DALLAS (47)
Thomas, 8-3-19; Gorey, 5-3-13;
Manusky, 1-1-3; Wilson, 0-0-0;
Grove, 6-0-12. Totals, 20-7-47.
GAR (60)
Rollins, 4-0-8; Burton, 9-4-22;
Crawford, 2-0-4; Callahan, 6-3-15;
Skrepenak, 3-5-11; . Panzak, 0-0-0.
Totals, 24-12-60.
GAR 18 12 10 20 - 60
Dallas 13 13 10 11 - 47
DALLAS 72, TECH 29
After sitting on top of a 44-16
halftime score, 'the Dallas boys’
basketball team romped to a 72-29
victory over West Side Tech Thurs-
Lutz, 0-0-0; Podskoch, 2-0-4; Say-
pack, 0-1-1; Shepley, 1-0-2; Hill, 0-0-
0; O’Gorman, 0-0-0; Cacciapuoti,.0-
0:0.-Totals; 13-3-29. WA
_ Dallas 2222919 - 72
West Side Tech 10 6 6 7 - 29
DALLAS 66, CRESTWOOD 62
Dallas enjoyed a comeback vic-
tory last Tuesday as it defeated
Crestwood, 66-62, behind the scoring
of Ed Gorey and Dave Thomas who
Mountaineers.
DALLAS (66)
Thomas, 8-6-22; Gorey, 5-3-13;
Manusky, 3-0-6; Wilson, 4-3-11; Far-
rell, 0-0-0; Grove, 5-2-12; Fitch, 1-0-
2; Darling, 0-0-0. Totals, 26-14-66.
CRESTWOOD (62)
Loomis, 7-0-14; Hollock, 2-2-6;
Blom, 0-2-2; Benz, 4-5-13; Sainclair,
3-9-15; Smith, 1-0-2; McGovern, 4-2-
10. Totals, 21-20-62.
Dallas 14 19 7 26 - 66
Crestwood 17 18 15 12 - 62
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Division II title.
respectively in the winning effort.
LAKE-LEHMAN (56)
1; P_Solinski, 2-0-4. Totals, 22-12-56.
CRESTWOOD (49)
Scarano, 0-0-0. Totals, 19-11-49.
Lake-Lehman 14 7 10 25 - 56
Crestwood 12 10 12 15 - 49
Fey added 16 in the winning effort.
LAKE-LEHMAN (59)
MEYERS (31)
Reeves, 1-0-2. Totals, 13-5-31.
Meyers 6 11 10 4 - 31
L.ake-Lehman 13 15 17 14 - 59
Cheryl Gavigan led the way with
33 points as the Dallas girls’ basket-
ball team ran to a 64-50 victory over
West Side Tech Thursday.
Gavigan, along with teammate
Leslie Billman, who finished the
game with 14 points, were responsi-
ble for all of the Lady Mountai-
neers’ 16 first-quarter points. The
Dallas girls enjoyed a 28-22 halftime
advantage before opening the
margin to 49-36 at the end of three
periods.
Sherri Ciccarelli chipped in 12
points for the Back Mountain girls
who ran their second-half slate to 4-
4.
DALLAS (64)
Ciccarelli, 4-4-12; Aston, 0-0-0;
Billman, 7-0-14; Gavigan, 12-9-33;
Dallas took an 18-12 lead after the
opening period and commanded a
35-23 halftime margin before taking
as much as a 19-point lead through
the third period. The fourth quarter
romp by the Crestwood girls, how-
ever, spelled doom for the Lady
Mountaineers.
CRESTWOOD (58)
Coslett, 2-0-4; Raczkowski, 2-0-4;
Sabol, 7-6-20; Golda, 1-2-4; Madl, 11-
0-22; Scarano, 1-0-2; Sherksnas, 1-0-
2; Monahan, 0-0-0. Totals, 25-8-58.
DALLAS (54)
Ciccarelli, 4-6-14; Aston, 0-0
Billman, 3-4-10; Gavigan, 2-4
Rollman, 3-3-9; Radzinski, 1-2
Vloedman, 4-1-9. Totals, 17-20-54.
Crestwood 12 11 8 27 - 58
Dallas 1817 10 9 - 54
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Division II title.
Rollman, 1-1-3; Radzinski, 1-0-2:
Rinehimer, 0-0-0; Gabel, 0-0-0; Par{
duski, 0-0-0; Sitkowski, 0-0-0. Totals
25-14-64.
WEST SIDE TECH (50)
Koass, 6-1-13; Nicholson, 6-0-12;
McDermott, 10-1-21; Lavix, 1-0-2;
Zaremba, 1-0-2; Green, 0-0-0; Han;
chulak, 0-0-0. Totals, 22-2-50.
Dallas 16 12 21 15 - 64
West Side Tech 10 12 14 14 - 50
DALLAS 58, CRESTWOOD 54
A 27-point surge in the fourth
quarter lifted Crestwood past
Dallas, 58-54, last Tuesday. The
victory pushed the Lady Comets’
second half slate to 7-0 and assured]
them of the second half Division II
UNCLE
PD gets new TV
The addition of a modernized
color television monitoring system,
complete with color replays, will be
tions to the harness racing program
at Pocono Downs this spring.
Installation of new monitors and
the new color cameras will begin
shortly at Northeastern Pennsyl-
vania’s only pari-mutual racing
facility with the project expected to
be completed well before the sched-
uled March 30 opening for the 20th
anniversary harness racing season.
Pocono Downs opens its 150-night
MIKE'S
Ray Iwanowski scored a team-
high 23 points, and Bill, Bearde
added 16 as Lake-Lehman defeated
Meyers, 65-51, last Tuesday.
The Black Knights enjoyed a 31-19
back through the third and fourth
periods.
The game was the last regular
conference one for the Lehman boys
who finished with a 6-2 second-half
record.
LAKE-LEHMAN (65)
Bearde, 5-6-16; Iwanowski, 10-3-
23; Weidner, 0-0-0; Drugotch, 4-6-14;
Jones, 3-2-8; Onzik, 2-0-4. Totals, 24-
17-65.
MEYERS (51)
Krawczeniuk, 3-0-6; Lott, 12-0-24;
Shovlin, 2-0-4; Royal, 2-1-5; Ather-
ton, 5-0-10; Snook, 1-0-2; Walsh,
0; Zweibel, 0-0-0. Totals, 25-1-51:
Lake-Lehman 17 14 12 22 - 65
Meyers 11 8 16 16 - 51
Tackle tip
While ice fishing, you could fill
your creel quickly with panfish by
using the right lure color. Keep on
hand a supply of jigs in yellow,
white, orange, red, silver and
brown, and try tipping these off-
springs. with a piece of minnow for
increased action.
Be -sure to attach a rope to your
spud bar and tie it to your wrist, if
you accidentally drop the spud bar,
you don’t want to lose it through the
hole you're trying to make.
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