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Varsity chiserioaders
Cleary, Jackie Carsman,
co-captain; Heather
fare well
during
Staff Correspondent
Coach Ray Dennis is pleased with
the performance his Lake-Lehman
Knights have turned in during their
past exhibition games.
“We were rained out in our game
scheduled with Bishop Hafey,” said
Dennis, “But we played Abington
Heights at Abington and lost 7-2.
Abington is a strong team and our
boys are new but our teamwork was
just not there in that game. Hokon
Ojert was outstanding for Abing-
ton.”
Knights.
The Knights defeated Bishop
Hoban 7-0 with the defense doing
some outstanding work. Rick Parry
scored on a corner kick and Doug
Doerfler scored a goal. M. Hagman
scored two, Oyvind Unheim and
Valley West 5-1 making a much
better showing and passing better.
Goals were by Unheim 2, Hafman 2
and Erin Dennis 1.
The Knights had 21 shots on goal
but the Valley West goalie had 16
saves. Valley West had three shots
on goal and Lake-Lehman goalie
had two saves.
Matt Gooch did an excellent job
on defense and J. Hummel on
offense did a lot of good passing
work on the front line. Chris Scharf
had five shots and three assists.
Parry was also good on offense
and Undheim controlled the field as
center halfback.
Lake-Lehman’s next two games
were scheduled against Montrose
and Crestwood.
Coach McCafferty’s Dallas Moun-
taineers played three exhibition
games and won all three.
They defeated Benton 2-1, Moun-
tainview 2-0, and Pocono Catholic 3-
2. Goal scorers were Jim Lister 2,
Danna, Kathy. Farell. Second row, Cheriel Davis, Michele “Lawley, Eileen Nagy and Lori Timek. co-captain. Brandon Dennis also scored. One Wally Gauthier 2, John Tinner 2,
Dennis goal was on a penalty kick. and Jim Evans 1.
D all as Straka was goalie for the Knights “They played very well the first '
and Jody Hummel, Brian Kmetz, two games,” said Coach McCaf-
Scott Sison and Mark Rogowski did ferty. “They turned in some fine
Junior varsity cheerleaders
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
golfers
now at 3-1
By CHARLOT M. DENMON
Staff Correspondent
Dallas golfers, under their new
coach Jim Smith, ran their record
to 3-1 by defeating Crestwood 14-7,
at Edgewood-in-the-Pines, Thurs-
day, Sept. 5.
The Comets’ John Simonson was
low medalist with a 50 over the par-
43 11 hole course. Mountaineers
Rich Holthaus and Rob Dombek
were second and third medalists
with scores of 53 and 54 respec-
tively.
Results of the match were Simon-
son shut out Dombek 3-0; Holthaus
defeated Pete Belisle 3-0; Chris
Busch (D) took Jeff STein 2l-Ys;
John Thomas, (D) took Jim Tower
2-1; Chris Givens (D) defeated Scott
Belisle 3-0 and Ryan Swank (C)
Learn to handle motorcycle with care. 12 mies inv
Even normal riding situations can become danger-
ous if you don’t constantly plan for what’s ahead. If
you know what to do before hand, you’ll be able to
handle them better. Here are some riding problems
you may face:
SKIDS — A motorcycle skid is sudden and can be
violent. You must act quickly and correctly to control
again. Overbraking one or both wheels is one of the
most common causes of skidding. If this happens to
you - let up on the brakes gradually to allow the
wheels to gain traction. If the skid is caused by over-
accelerating, back off the throttle - a spinning wheel
provides no more control than a locked wheel. Above
road.
Steer slightly in the direction of the skid. A rear
wheel skid can be overcome by turning slightly in the
direction of the skid.
Use your foot to straighten up. Usually, in a mild,
low speed skid you can avoid a spill by using your foot
to keep you upright. Using your foot to prevent a fall
is tricky and should be used only if everything else has
failed. Not letting a skid happen is the best advice of
all. If you're not sure what the road ahead is like, slow
down ahead of time.
BLOWOUTS: These must be handled quickly and
correctly. When it happens, don’t use your brakes.
can, signal. When you’ve slowed down, move off the
road carefully.
STRUCK THROTTLE OR BROKEN CLUTCH
do! If your throttle sticks, immediately squeeze the
apply both brakes. If the clutch cable breaks, don’t
panic! You can shift without the clutch until you get to
a place where you can make safety repairs.
ANIMALS THAT BOTHER YOU - Having an animal
in your way or letting one distract you can cause a
spill. Gear down as you approach the animal and
speed up when you reach it. This throws off the
animal’s timing and gives you a chance to move away.
WIND - A strong gust can move your cycle across an
entire lane if you're not ready for it. These can occur
in wide-open, flat land areas; where a tight line of
buildings is broken by an alley or vacant lot; gaps
between hills or mountains or on bridges crossing
gulleys or wide open spaces. You can be ready for
such situations by: (1) identifying areas where gusts
may appear and be ready for them; (2) gripping the
handlebars firmly; (3) adjusting your position accord-
ing to the wind’s direction and strength (move toward
the upwind side of the road) and (4) leaning slightly
into the wind.
BRIDGE GRATINGS AND RAIN GROOVES - When
you approach a bridge with gratings, slow down and
use the center of your lane so you will have room to
handle your cycle on this uneven surface. When you
ride over metal bridge gratings or rain grooves, you'll
experience a “loose” feeling caused by the tires
sliding back and forth across the grooved areas. If
possible, ride straight across the bridge. Sometimes
your cycle may move to the right or left, depending on
the type of bridge grating. Don’t panic, keep a firm
grip on the handlebars and stay at a steady constant
speed.
Another important safety reminder - take a Motor-
cycle Safety Program (MSP) course. They are
designed for both the novice and the experienced rider
and are available statewide at no charge. Motorcycles
are provided. The only requirement for this Pennsyl-
vania Department of Transportation program is a
Class 5 permit or a valid driver’s license with a Class
5 endorsement. An important plus is that you receive
your Class 5 license upon successful compoetion with
no further testing! This program is headquartered at
IUP’s Highway Safety Center. For more information
on classes in this area, call 1-800-442-6826.
You’ll be glad you did!
defeated Bishop Hoban 16-4%, at
Irem Temple Country Club with
Rob Dombek high medalist with 50
over the par 45, 11 hole course. Rich
Holthaus was second medalist with
medalist point.
Results of the match were
Dombek took John Callahan 3-0;
Holthaus took Ducaji 2%-%; Chris
Snyder defeated Chris Busch (D)
21-%; John Thomas (D) blanked
Dave Delgado 3-0; Chris Given (D)
defeated Mike Emmert 21,-%; and
Joe O’Donnell shut out Mike Cor-
coran (C) 3-0.
Lake-Lehman golfers dropped to
0-4, Thursday, Sept. 5, at Muhlen-
burg Golf Course when they were
defeated by Bishop O’Reilly 11%-
9%. The Queensmen’s Eric Oak-
schunas and Paul Harper took top
two medalist points with 57-59 over
the par 47, 12 hole course. Don
Buzinkai of the Knights tied Oak-
schunas with 57.
Results of the match were Buzin-
kai'won by forfeit, Paul Harper split
with Knight Todd Krupa 1Y%-1%;
Oakschunas defeated Steve Kaz-
mierski 2-1; Mark Mullery (B) took
Jim Klimovich 2%-1%;
Thomas (L) divided with Tim
McGuire 1%-1%; and Frank Spen-
cer took Damon Barbacci (L) 2-1.
Earlier, Valley West blanked the
Knights 21-0 with Spartan Paul
Jones ' hitting a four over par 48
on the 12 hole course at Irem
Temple Country Club. Spartans
Chris Jones hit a 53 and Steve Smith
had 56.
some fine defensive work.
“If they get their teamwork down
they have a lot of potential,” said
Dennis. They did better in the last
two games but it still needs work.”
The Lehman kickers defeated
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