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Gruelling match
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
By CHARLOT M. DENMON
Staff Correspondent
Dallas High School soccer team
picked up three wins last week to
continue undefeated in Wyoming
Valley Conference play. The Moun-
taineers nipped Abington Heights 1-
0 Friday afternoon to give them a
two-game lead over the Comets.
Jim Lister led Dallas in scoring
Thursday afternoon to play a big
role in their 5-1 win over Bishop
O’Reilly and prior to that the Moun-
taineers defeated Bishop Hafey 4-2
at Hazleton.
John Tinner took a rebound of
Matt Lipo and converted it into a
goal three minutes into the second
period to give the Mountainers what
turned out to be the winning shot.
Lipo’s chip shot had a lot of spin
on it and when goalkeeper Taloroi
went to catch it, it rolled off his arm
toward Tinner who knocked it in.
Coach John McCafferty com-
mended Dallas goalie Gerry Mihal-
ick for a great save he made on a
shot by Abington’s Hokan Ojert. He
was very pleased with the Mountai-
neers win but said the Comet are
excellent players and Dallas has to
play them again this Thursday.
“We will have to make a lot of
changes and adjustments for the
upcoming game, more than we
made in last week’s game,” said
Coach McCafferty.
Abington had four corner shots,
Dallas had three. The Comets had
13 shots at goal, Mountaineers had
seven. Mihalick played a tremen-
dous game having 10 saves and the
Comets Taleroi had five.
LISTER SCORES TWO
In their game with O’Reilly,
for Dallas, both in the second half
and both unassisted. Wally Gauthier
scored the first goal for Dallas in
the second quarter with an assist by
Mike Richards, 18;30 into the
period.
* Leading 1-0 going into the second
half, Lister put the score at 2-0
scoring his first shot 7:10 into the
third period. Brent Snowdon gave
the Mounts another score by knock-
ing one in with 3:50 remaining in
the period. Lister scored his second
goal at 14:45 into the fourth period
and John Tinner scored the final
goal for Dallas at 10:40 of the final
quarter.
KNIGHTS SCORE EARLY
The Lake-Lehman Knights took
an early 1-0 lead in Friday’s match
with Benton when Aaron Dennis, on
an assist by Oyvind Undheim scored
a goal just 8:00 minutes into the
first period, then Undheim added a
second goal with an assist by Bran-
don Dennis, to give the Knights a 2-1
lead at the end of the first period.
Benton’s Strauch, unassisted,
scored a goal in the first period for
his team. In the second period,
Hittle, with an assist from Shaffer,
tied it up at 2-2.
Undheim scored unassisted 3:00
into the third period to give the
Knights a 3-2 lead but the strong
Benton team came back to score
two goals in the third period and
by Strauch, scored at 4:00 of the
third period and Diltz scored on a
penalty kick at 16:00 into the third
period.
U-10 DIVISION
The last Saturday of the regular
season saw lots of action in the U-10
Division. For the first game the
Rowdies marched through the
Comets 7-1. Scoring for the Rowdies
were Brad Barket (2), Eddie
Thomas (2), Ben Brown, Justin
Lockheim and Mark Herstek. Great
defensive action was produced by
Lynn Turner and Justin Lockheim.
The Comets’ Ed Schall scored their
lone goal.
In the second game, the Cosmos
were victorious over th Chargers 5-
1, with most of the action takaing
and Sean Callahan made two goals
each for the Cosmos while their
teammate Danny Moses kicked one
in the fourth quarter. The Charger’s
Mark Morris made that team’s
goal. Great goalie defensive play by
Gary Farber kept their opponents to
a low total.
Tough defensive play was the
order of the day in the third evenly-
matched game between the Strikers
and the Express. Each team was
held to one goal in this tied game,
while the players ran from one end
of the field to the other as great
offejnsive dribbling downfield was
repulsed by great defensive protec-
tion of the goals. Keith Garcia
scored for the Strikers and Danny
Lukasavage for the Express.
In the final contest the Wings
defeated the Kicks 4-2. Robert Kane
scored twice for the Kicks. On
behalf of the Wings, Adam Hoover
and Danny Natitus each scored and
Richard Butcofski, who has been an
outstanding goal maker all season
scored twice.
One of the outstanding statistics
of the day was the record of Will
Woronko of the Stallions. While
scoring three goals yesterday for
his team, Woronko brought his total
to 49 goals for the season, truly a
remarkable feat. Other Stallion
goals were kicked by Ryan Matol-
ski, Bryon Gainey and Michael Vig-
lone. They defeated the Fury 6 to 1.
SCORES: Monday, Oct. 7, Stal-
lions 7, Rowdies 2; Cosmos 5,
Comets 2. Tuesday, Oct. 8, Chargers
5, Strikers 1; Express 6, Kicks 3.
Wednesday, Oct. 9, Sting 1, Wings 0;
SZockers 5, Aztecs 3. Thursday, Oct.
10, Lancers 1, Roughnecks 1; Fury
10, Arrows 0; Rowdies 7, Comets 1;
Cosmos 5, Chargers 1; Strikers 1,
Express 1; Wings 4, Kicks 2; Stal-
lions 6, Fury 1; Sting 2, Aztecs 0;
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Sockers 6, Lancers 1; Roughnecks 4,
Arrows 3.
U-12 DIVISION
On the last day of the regular
season in the U-12 Division the
Cosmos staged a stunning upset
over the Chargers who had been
undefeated. Tudor Jones led the
Cosmos to an 8-4 victory by scoring
four goals and assisting on three
others. John Kachurick assisted on
two of Jones’ goals and scored two
of his won. Shawn Scavone also
aded two. Patricia Sordoni had an
assist for the Cosmos. Matt Sleigh-
ton led the Chargers scoring with
three goals. David Fisher had the
other.
The Stallions finished a winning
season with another victory. This
time they topped the Fury 5-3.
David Fosko and Todd Paczewski
led the Stallions with two goals
each. Joey Meyers scored the other
Stallion’s goal. Scoring for the Fury
were Steve Rosenthal with two
goals and Susie Richardson had one.
The ‘Stallions defense was led by
their goalie Scott Cox and Matt
Samuel. Both have been outstanding
throughout the season.
The Express wrapped it up with a
win over the Strikers 4-1. Ned Palka
scored two of the Express goals.
U-14 DIVISION
Outstanding defensive play by
Tina Hite, Stefanie Andrasko and
Heather Chadwick, along with the
front line play of Andy Vogel and
David Noonan led the Sting past the
Chargers 2 to 0. A lone goal by
Vogel, and a penalty shot by Ste-
fanie Andrasko in the first half were
the only scores needed in victory.
Chargers’ Matt Shea; center full-
back, Justin Reich, center halfback
defensive games to keep the score
very low. The Sting will now face
the Sockers, winners over the Row-
dies, on Sunday, Oct. 20 at Penn
p.m. game will also take place on
Sunday between the winners of the
Chargers vs. Kicks and the Rowdies
vs. Roughnecks games from Satur-
day.
SCORES: Kicks 2, Fury 1; Stri-
kers 2, Cosmos 1; Sockers 5, Row-
dies 0; Sting 2, Chargers 0; Kics 2,
Comets 0; Roughnecks 3, Strikers 0.
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Bonomo’s Sports Center continued
to lead the Ladies Country League
by taking three points from the
Castlettes. High scorers for
Bonomo’s were K. Scavone 191
(484), E. Nulton and D. Garnett 172;
for the Castlettes A. Hospodar
rolled 176. Fashion Vending moved
into second by taking three from
Grotto Pizza with L. Cyphers hitting
173-192 (524).-D. Zurinski hit 187 for
Grotto team. Gordon Insurance
moved from last place by copping
three from G.H. Harris, led by R.
Gula’s 180 (499). K. Kalafsky hit 187
(503) for the Harris girls.
In the Bowlerette League Tom
Reese shut out Brent Long and
Hoagie Bar divided equally with
Franklin’s sparked by Mary Reese’s
188 and N. Moser’s 176.
V. Hudak’s 503 paced Spanky’s
team to shutting out the Worms in
Our Gang League and the Chubbies
took three from the Butch five. L.
Cooper hit 204 (525) to lead Porky in
taking 2 from the Buckwheat five
while D. Hudak’s 186 helped Farina
manage one point from Alfalfa
whose D. Springer rolled 174.
In Bonomo’s Mixed League J.
Sandstrom’s 501 aided the Drea-
mers in taking all from Whatever
Five and the Fire Pinners shut out
Larry’s Harem.
Carverton B blanked Shavertown
B in the Back Mt. Church League
helped by T. Metz, Jr.’s 507 and M.
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Rudick’s 508. C. Kazokas hit pins for
212 (558) for the losing five. Trucks-
ville B blanked East Dallas led by
G. Kohli’s 536 and aided by E.
Higgins 504. J. Haines rolled 213
(519) to pace Carverton A to three
points from Shavertown A and
Trucksville C picked up three points
from Maple Grove sparked by F.
Hughes 527 and J. Remington’s 510.
Dallas A and Orange divided 2-2
with B. Williams 211 (501) high for
both teams. ih
R. Bonomo, Jr. hit a big 235 (601)
and Gary Mazer rolled 547 to lead
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Roan’s big 219-245 (632) and R.
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G.H. Harris. B. Bolton added 220.
Harris men were led by A. Wendel’s
255 (590), T. Doughton’s 548 and D.
Purvin’s 529. S. Vigorito rolled 579,
F. Cornell hit 233 (569) and F.
Spencer hit pins for 220 (559) to help
Back mt. take three points from
Back Mt. Inn No. 2, whose L. Wolf
had a walloping 256 (585) and G.
Kohli 534. C. Kazokas rolled 575 and
S. Bonomo added 213 (355) to lead
the Hambos to only one point from
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