12 THE DALLAS POST, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1984
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DEAR EDITOR:
I am writing in response to the article on Joe Kelley,
(which appeared recently in The Dallas Post). I agree
that Back Mountain All-Stars were a great bunch of
boys - young boys in their formative and impressiona-
ble years with a zest, eagerness and elation that is
innate in that age group.
With the sterling pitching displayed by the Back
Mountain All-Stars, there was no reason why all the
players could not have been included in those first six
games (68 runs to 2 runs). After a 20-1 victory, I
questioned him (Kelley) as to why all the players had
not participated. His reply was, “I didn’t want to
disrupt the continuity.”” I should have seen the
handwriting on the wall at that point. This fellow was
a “winner” in more ways than one.
My wife, my daughter, my son, two friends of
Darren’s (who was a member of the All-Star team)
and I made a trip to Potter McKean, a trip of four
hours. The score was 7-0 at the end of three innings,
10-1 at the end of five innings and my son didn’t even
get in for one inning. What a miserable four hour
journey home! Other parents of the ‘subs’ attended
this game to support the team as well as their
individual sons and their sons didn’t even play one
inning. The opposing coach made wholesale changes in
catcher and would only play if the No. 1 catcher wil
injured. That logic totally baffles me. Darren did play
in the Avoca game for six innings. Kelley said, ‘Under
tournament rules, it made it impossible to get him in
any more than he did.” What tournament rule states
you have only one game catcher?
Darren was generously allowed in the heat, dirt and
humidity of a three-hour practice session to risk any
injury there. Do you realize how arduous a catching
session is? My son went to Camp Acahela for one
week and I drove up every day to Boy Scout camp, got
him and brought him home to practice. He was tired
from activities at Scout camp. At no time did I believe
he was No. 2 and only had an opportunity to play if
No. 1 got injured. Darren did not miss a practice
session or a game. But I believed he would get to
participate since Mr. Kelley said he owed him one. It’s
interesting that the No. 2 catcher wa the L.A.D.
Dodgers who are currently in first place. The No. 1
catcher played on the sixth place Phillies who,
strangely enough, had our irrepressible Mr. Kelley as
a manager.
The unfortunate part of all of this is that it didn’t
have to be. All could have participated and felt good
about being part of this great team. If you think I'm
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Wilkes-Barre Fats
By LEE L. RICHARDS
Sports Columnist
CLIPBOARD NOTES:
— Couldn’t help being impressed
with West German swimmer
Michael Gross. He's 6-7 and can
churn up the water.
— Wrestling hero and Gold medal
winner Jeff Blatnick (winner in
Greco-Roman) won his biggest
match off the ;
mat by defeating
cancer two years
ago.
— Was there
every any doubt
our Olympic
boxing team
could dominate
the games?
— No one in the
games showed
me more aggressiveness than Mary
Lou Retton and Mitch Gaylord with
their gymnastic routines. They sure
did go for the gold!
— How many sports buffs will be
going through a withdraw period
now that the Olympic Games are
history? I will.
— Pat Head Summitt, U. Tennes-
see roundball coach, proved just
how capable she really is when her
women captured the gold medal for
the USA. Even the football coaches
at UT had nothing but high praise
for her. She’s so highly organized
and gets the most out of the talent
at hand.
— The summer recreation pro-
gram at Lake-Lehman is one of the
best in the school’s history partici-
pation wise. It should benefit the
athletes this coming school year.
— It was good to visit with Ron
Kelley, former Dallas grid standout,
during recent golf tourney at Irem.
Ron and his Dad made the champi-
onship flight with a neat two-under
par 70. They had it at five under at
one time. They bowed in extra holes
to finalists Wally Kuharcik and Ron
Pieczynski. Ron was a rugged full-
back for the Mountaineers.
— I was somewhat surprised
when Gary Ide and Brian Corbett
weren’t in the title hunt. They just
didn’t have any putts fall or they’d
have been right there. Brian is a
pur striker of the ball.
— High scores in the Potentate’s
Tournament has to be attributed to
the lousy damp conditions. Rollie
Schmidt and Ed Hennigan, neither
members of the Irem Golf Associa-
tion, captured the title. Perhaps it’s
about time for the golf committee at
Irem to reevaluate the present
structure of the tournament’s
format. Maybe have an open divi-
sion for Shriners that are not mem-
bers of the Irem Golf Association. A
large portion of the field are Shrin-
ers but don’t belong to the Irem
Golf Association. They are eligible
simply because of being a Shriner.
This is one of the few tournaments
around that allows non-members of
the golf association to participate.
— A tip of the hat to Irem Pro
Barry Fies and wife Sherry for the
long hours they put in during the
tournament. Asst. Pro Jimmy Smith
did his usual splendid job and could
qualify for a slot in the W-B Fats
Golf Classic.
— SEC grid fans will be interested
to know that seven of the nine
teams will open the season with new
quarterbacks. :
— Penn State fans will be
delighted to learn that Alabama
returns 16 of 22 starters.
— Bruce Gover captured the
annual Westmoreland Club Golf title
recently at Irem Temple Country
Club with a four-over par 76. It was
Bruce’s best round of the season
and he took the title away from
Dave Davis. It didn’t help matters
that Bruce was chairman of the
tourney either!
— Clarion assistant wrestling
Coach Jack Davis was in for a brief
vacation after spending most of the
summer working the Golden
Eagles’ wrestling camp. He was
looking forward to some water
skiing around Harveys Lake. Jack
is one of the best around and is
noted for his kite act, too.
— Schoolboy football got under-
way this week and it shapes up as
an interesting year for both Dallas
and Lake-Lehman. Both coaches
have indicated to me that they
expect to be competitive.
— With the Potentate’s Golf Tour-
nament over at Irem many of the
golfers will be directing their atten-
tion to the Sixth Annual Wilkes-
Barre Fats Invitational Golf Clas-
sic. We've tentatively scheduled the
big day for Sunday, Sept. 30. Invita-
tions will be mailed shortly to
thoose players capable of handling
the Red Course and the unique
rules.
— How about the huge crowds on
hand to see our Back Mountain All-
Star Little League game? It has to
be one of the biggest to see a game
of that type around here. Sorry, the
outcome wasn’t better.
— Many roundball fans upset with
the Olympic coverage of the men’s
team. It seems they break away
just when our guys get on a roll.
— If there was one team of ours
that I wanted to capture the gold
more than any other it was the
women’s volleyball. They paid the gg
price and did a heckuva job, but
had to settle for the silver. China
was superb and could really leap ©
which surprised me. ;
— Ned Hartman threw this trivia
question at me last week. Was tug-
of-war an Olympic event? Yep!
— I’ve had more college grid fans
inquire about the upcoming season
and how the TV deals will work now
that the NCAA is out of the picture?
To be quite honest, I’ve read about
the matter as much as possible and
I still don’t understand how it’s
going to work. Some of the networks
will be carrying some outstanding
games, while CBS made a deal with
the Big 10 and PAC 10 which will
wind up with the lowest ratings. I
know one thing some schools will
get zilch while some of the more
attractive teams will make some
big bucks.
— Speaking of the NCAA, I've
gotta believe they’ve got too many
rules which are simply outdated.
The PIAA is a similar organization
without the athletes’ best interest
the chief purpose.
— The talent on this USA round-,.
ball team ranks it with the best tdi
ever win the gold in the Olympic
games.
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Following is the 1984 schedule for
the Back Mountain Mini Football
Organization:
Aug. 26 — Dallas Cowboys vs.
Kingston Township Raiders,
Lehman Lions vs. Northwest Jets
Sept. 2 — Larksville Green Waves
vs. Kingston Township Raides,
Dallas Cowboys vs. Northeast Cru-
saders, Newport Nutcrackers vs.
Lehman Lions
Learning to defend
Sept. 9 — Kingston Township
Raiders vs. Northwest Jets,
Lehman Lions vs. Dallas Cowboys
Sept. 16 — Kingston Twp. Raiders
vs. Nanticoke Rams, Larksville
Green Waves vs. Dallas Cowboys,
Lehman Lions vs. Northeast Cru-
saders
Sept. 23 — Newport Nutcrackers
vs. Dallas Cowboys, Kingston Town-
ship Raiders vs. Lehman Lions
Sept. 30 — Kingston Township
schedule
Raiders vs. Northeast Crusaders,
Northwest Jets vs. Dallas Cowboys,
Nanticoke Rams vs. Lehman Lions
Oct. 7 — Newport Nutcrackers vs.
Kingston Township Raiders, Dallas
Cowboys vs. Nanticoke Rams,
Lehman Lions vs. Larksville Green
Waves
Oct. 14 — Bye
Oct. 21 — Kingston Township
Raides vs. Dallas Cowboys (Back
Mountain Club Championship)
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