District winners
coach; Paul Gritman,
Steve Brace,
O’Donnell,
unitdentified,
Tricia Chismer, Heather
Led by the 10-medal winning per-
formance of Mark Richardson,
Steve Brace, and Walter Lasecki,
the Dallas Junior High Track Team
won the overall Boys’ Championship
at the District II Championship
Meet at Scranton Memorial Stadium
last Saturday.
This title is especially notable
because it is the first time in eight
years anyone other than Pittston
Area has held'it. The boys used a
district record-setting one-mile
relay performance to come from
behind in the last event of the day to
cop the win,
The junior high girls’ team fin-
ished a close second overall in the
girls’ division to a strong Tunkhan-
nock squad. Kristen Piatkowski,
Susan Starolis, Tracy Karuza and
Erin Cleary led the scoring for the
girls. Coaches for this year’s team
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Setting new district records with
their individual victories were Mark
Richardson, 1600 meter run and 800
meter run; Steve Brace, 100 meter
hurdle and 165 meter hurdles; Bar-
bara Davies, girls shot put; and the
boys 1600 meter relay team of Mark
Richardson, Steve Brace, Paul Grit-
man and Martin Barry.
In the roll off for the season
championship in the Ladies Country
League recently, Fashion Vending
downed the Castlettes by 83 pins to
cop the title. Castlettes took the first
game paced by L. Cyphers’ 180 but
the vending team won the second
and third gamesto collect total pins.
R. Gula hit 171 (489) for the vending
five.
In the Bowlerette League Frank-
lin’s copped two and one half points
from Tom Reese girls with R.
Gula’s 176 showing the way. N.
Moser walloped the pins for 201-182-
178 (561) to lead Brent Long to three
points from the Hoagie Bar whose
high scorer was N. Crane’s 174.
Dallas Nursery picked up four
point by forfeit from Endless Moun-
tains in the George Shupp League
when M. Rudick was the only man
to show for the mountain five. Ted
Wilson sparked the nursery men
with 244 (604) and A. Coolbaugh
rolled 214 (577). Gino’s Shoe Store
collected four points on a forfeit by
Roberts OIl with Daubert hitting
560. L. Lavelle’s 211 (547) and D.
Katyl’s 221 (529) set the pace for
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Katyl’s TV taking three points from
Harris Associates. S. Bonomo scat-
tered pins for 210 (551) and D.
Purvin knocked them down for 526
for the Harris team. Fino’s Phar-
macy and Disque Funeral Home
divided equally with T. Shalata
giving the druggist 212 (528).
In the Idetown Compact League
reports have LeBarons taking three
from the Citations, the Aries picking
up’ three from Capris led by B.
DENAE SCHONER
Judy Sholtis, a sophomore liberal
earned her second
varsity letter and was named Most
Valuable Player of the Susquehanna
University women’s softball team
this spring, while Denae Schoner of
Dallas earned her first varsity
letter in women’s track.
Sholtis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Sholtis of RD 1, Dallas, is a
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the Firebirds.
M. Kelly’s 182-239 (581) paced the
Suds Suckers to shutting out the
Buckwheats in Our Gang league
whil the Barn Owls took three from
the Mold ’N Oldies. C. Searfoss hit
the pins for 228 (524) to aid Lucky
Strikes in earning three from Half
'0O Nickels whose P. Kopchas rolled
178 (475).
Grandview Ave., Dallas, is a Dallas
High School graduate.
Ned Shuman of Dallas also earned
his first varsity letter this spring in
men’s track at Susquehanna.
Shuman, a freshman liberal arts
of 18 Southside Ave., Dallas, and
Edward Shuman of Los Angeles,
California. He is a graduate of
Chula Vista High School in Califor-
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CLIPBOARD NOTES: s
— Bob Mason of United Pegg
Bank informed me plans are ju
about finalized to bring former
U.S. Open Champ Andy North
another exhibition. Andy was a
big hit last year. "
Mason said he
has close to 100
golfers set to par-
ticipate in the
Bank’s outing
again this year.
While the
college and high
school football seasons are still
several months away, I’ve been
hearing a lot of good things about
two teams in particular. Many
coaches believe Valley West will
have another outstanding team
and should be the early favorite
for the local title. One of the
more improved teams will be
Tunkhannock thanks to Coach
Tom Oldziejewski’s superb off-
season weight program.
— While Pitt’s Bill Fralic is
regarded as one of the leading
candidates for the Heisman
Trophy, the Panthers are not
going to put on any extravagant
publicity campaign. They're
going to let Fralic’s capabilities
do the talking.
— The Amateur Wrestling
News will announce shortly that
Penn State enjoyed the top
recruiting class in the country.
“On paper it would appear we
had an outstanding year,” said
Coach Rich Lorenzo, Eastern
Wrestling League’s Coach of the
Year.” Based on ability, I'd have
to say the incoming class has the
most potential I've seen since
I've been associated with Penn
State wrestling.”
The Eastern Wrestling
League will be taking 27 wres-
tlers to the NCAA Championships
in Oklahoma City next March.
The EWL was awarded four
additional ‘wild cards’ by the
NCAA Committee recently. The
winners and runners-up, and the
seven wild cards will be going to
the big wrestle off. The increase
is one of the biggest handed out
by the committee.
— Speaking of the EWL, the
1985 Tournament is scheduled for
Lock Haven University the last
week of February.
— According to several sources
if the New York Giants don’t
show a vast improvement on the
field this season Coach Bill Par-
cells is gone. There appears to be
a
lit of a power struggle between
Parcells and GM George Young.
The Giants’ sorry record last
year is attributed to the depar-
ture of former Coach Ray Per-
kins, now the boss at Alabama.
— One thing refreshing about
the USFL is to see many of the
loop’s young quarterbacks run
the option play. What gets me is
how the announcers, especially
the former NFL players, always
seem to be amazed when the
play is executed so well. Very
few pro defenses are geared to
stop the play.
— Irem Pro Barry Fies has his
video camera and is ready to
present a different type of golf
lesson plan. He'll tape all of the
lessons and give the tape to the
player for his own use when the
appear to be a new concept ge
locally.
— Lake-Lehman’s girls softball
team is rolling toward another
title. Jill Solinski is the best
pitcher in these parts. Some say
she is firing the ball around the
70 mph mark which is putting
some velocity on it.
Another top-notch athlete for
the Lady Knights is Ronda
Hudzik. She hopes to continue to
play roundball when she attends
collegeg next year. Coach Flossie
Finn continues to mold some
quality teams. Both will be a
plus to any athletic program.
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