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Cindermen
split with
WA, GAR
After moving to Wyoming Valley
West and Bishop Hoban in a tri-
meet last Wednesday, the Lake-
Lehman cindermen managed a split
a day earlier in the tri-meet with
Wyoming Area and GAR.
.In Wednesday’s competition, the
Knights were defeated 110-40 by the
Spartans and 85-65 by Bishop
Hoban. In Tuesday’s competition,
Wyoming took the Knights 124%-
25%, while the Knights defeated
GAR 85'%-64%.
Taking firsts in Wednesday’s
action were the team of Schall,
Henninger, Dennis and Janiczek
3200 Relay, 9:11.5; Dave Janiczek,
1600 Run, 4:58; Janiczek, 800 Run
2:10.2.
Placing second for the Knights
were Schall, 400 Dash; Lake-
Lehman team, 400 Relay; Radom-
ski, 3200 Run; Lake-Lehman team,
1600 Relay. Third place finishers
were Kazmierski, 300 Hurdles;
Dennis, 800 Run; Kazmierski, high
jump and Chris Van Gorder, Shot
Put.
In the Tuesday competition, the
Lake-Lehman 3200 Relay team of
Schall, Dennis, Henninger and Jani-
czek took first in 8:53.6; Janiczek
took first in the 1600 Run in 4:55.4
and the 800 Run in 2:07.4.
Taking seconds were Dennis in
the Pole Vault and Van Gorder in
the Shot Put. Van Gorder also Dallas and Lake-Lehman High School boys and girls . %
placed third in the Javelin. track teams will join other member schools of District Seas. hoon i Does Biel] heavyweight
Dallas trackmen lost to Coughlin 2 this week at Wilkes-Barre Memorial Stadium to i the Javelin event, Dallas pins its hopes on Dave | ‘No Eaujit’ denim
91-59 and to Hanover Area 8015-69!» compete for an opportunity to advance to the state 18 on 0 hi ave to improve his distance by feet won't shrink ’
in a tri-meet at Plains Memorial Track competition at Shippensburg State University. i hes : he hopes to make the trip to Shippens- ont snrin ’
Stadium, Tuesday, May 7. The The girls competition was set for this past Tuesday our8- Mountaineer Mark Wright is among the top five pucker or wrinkle.
Mounts managed a sweep in a tri-
meet, Monday, May 6, over Nanti-
coke and GAR. The Mountaineers
defeated the Trojans 83-66 and took
GAR 94-54.
Taking firsts in Tuesday’s meet
were Steve Brace, 100 Hurdles 16.3;
Ron Ostrowski, 100 Dash 12.0;
Brace, 300 Hurdles 42.8; Mark Liva,
Shot Put 50.8; Matt Mihal, Discus
124.8 and Kern, Role Vault 9.6.
Placing second were Ostrowski,
200 Dash; Mark Wright, 3200 Run; ; A
Liva, Discus; Wright, High Jump district, again competing with Moran; 1600 meter run- he gis 4 ents. ition. ‘th i * Full Fit
and Brace, Long Jump. Amy Aston, Dallas, heads the top competitors in this a he os cone pol re could be surprises
Coming in third were Stan event and is expected to finish first although she will Ruddy Eo oe] bs Haid ome So
Koprowski, Shot Put; and Piazis, have Comet Amy Rusiloski right on her heels. Proschutti in the short sprints. 2 Daily Till 5 P.M.
Pole Vault.
Dallas took eight first place fin-
ishes in Monday’s meet with Brace
taking the 110 Hurdles in 16:3.2;
Bob Oliver, 1600 Run, 4:55; Mark
Liva, Shot Put 46-1; Ostrowski, 400
Run, 55.1; Brace, 300 Hurdles
43:8.2; Brace, Long Jump 18-3%;
Mark Wright, 3200 Run 10:50.5.
Second place finishers were
Wright, 1600 Run; Liva, Discus;
Hislop, Javelin; W. Gauthier, Long
Jump; Kern, High Jump; and
Hislop, Javelin.
Placing third were Eric Supey,
110 Hurdles; Koprowski, Shot Put;
Wright, High Jump; Koprowski,
Triple Jump; Supey, 300 Hurdles;
Ostrowski, 200 Run.
The Dallas 1600 Relay team of
Brace, Oliver, Farrell and
Ostrowski also took a first with a
time of 3:47.7.
— CHARLOT M. DENMON
Aston, King
lead Dallas
Amy Aston and Linda King were
triple winners for the Lady Mountai-
neers who defeated Hanover Area
and Coughlin, Monday, May 6.
and ran a leg of the first place 3200
relay team. King took the 800 run
and was a member of the 1600 and
3200 relay teams.
Mountaineer results of the meet
were 3200 relay-Dallas, 11:46.8
(King, Pawling, Michaels, Aston);
110 hurdles, B. Harvey, 2nd;
Lawley, 4th and Ogurkis, 5th; 100
dash-S. Starolis, 13.8; Wisneski, 4th;
1600 run-Aston, 5:44.8; Pawling,
2nd; Culp, 5th; shot put-B. Davies
26-2; K. Vloedman, 5th; 400 dash-
Starolis, 67.5; Nattress, 3rd; triple
jump-Harvey 31%; Orlando 3rd;
Balberchak 4th.
300 hurdles-Ogurkis, 3rd, Harveys
4th; long jump-Harvey 2nd, Wisne-
ski 5th; discus-Piatkowski 5th; 800
Wisneski 3rd, Balberchak 4th; 3200
run-Aston 12:29, Pawling 2nd, Culp
3rd; high jump-Starlois 2nd, Vloed-
man 3rd; javelin-Ogurkis 3rd,
Davies 4th; and 1600 relay-Dallas
(Ogurkis, Nattress, Michaels, King)
4:36.8.
Instant Color
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PASSPORT
or
Track team awarded
Dillon, Lori Warneka.
By CHARLOT M. DENMON
Staff Correspondent
with trials beginning at 2:45 p.m. and finals starting at
6 p.m. Boys competition for the District 2 titles will be
Friday with the trials starting at 2 p.m., and the finals
scheduled for 6 p.m.
Both AA and AAA division team members will be in
the competition with team titles to be awarded and top
individuals in each event advancing to the state meet
next weekend.
In the girls competition, Back Mountain athletes and
the events they are apt to place near the top are 400
meter dash-Linda King, Dallas, whose top time is a
mere five seconds ofof leader Debbie Moran, Meyers;
800 run, also Linda King who is in the top five in the
3200 meter run-Amy Aston, who has led in this event
the entire season, with her closest competitor Jodi
Iannotti of Crestwood whose time is about one minute
slower; 1600 meter relay-Linda King, Laurie Ogurkis,
Heather Nattress and Sue Starolis of Dallas, who have
run this event among the top five teams all season;
3200 meter relay-King, Leigh Pawling, Stephanie
Michael and Aston, who will hve to overcome Wyo-
ming Valley West to come in first.
In the boys competition on Friday, Dave Janiczek is
Lake-Lehman’s hope to come in at the top in the 800
and 1600 meter runs. Mountaineer Steve Brace will try
for first spot in the 110 and 300 meter hurdles. The
Dallas 1600 meter relay team of Ron Ostrowski, Bob
Oliver, Brace and Mike Farrell could take the first or
second spot in that event since they have been only
four seconds by top seeded Wyoming the entire
from the Wyoming Valley Conference who will vie for
a chance to travel to states for the high jump event.
Both Mark Liva and Matt Mihal of Dallas will be in
contention with Daryl Boich of Meyers for a first place
in the discus and Liva, who has led all others the
entire season in the shot put is expected to take that
event.
With District 2 teams from the Lackawanna County
area also in the competition, there could be some
surprises in both the girls and boys events with
Lakeland, Honesdale, Scranton Prep, Scranton Cen-
tral, Scranton Tech, Carbondale, entering some
returning champs or top finishers from last season, in
Scranton Prep’s Greg Posley and Lakeland’s Dave
Altamiller will cause excitement for Janiczek in the
800 and Lakeland and Dunmore have tough competi-
tors in the 1600 meter run. Janiczek will have to
outdistance them and should if he is in top form.
Tom Kukosky of Lake-Lehman might surprise in the
110 hurdles and Lake-Lehman’s 3200 meter relay team
could pull an upset over Meyers or Scranton Prep. The
Knights Chris Van Gorder can come through with a
long throw in the javelin if he is in condition.
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Past Member of the Board of Directors, Heart Association of Northeastern Pennsylvania; Past Vice-President of the
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