THE DALLAS POST/Wednesday, January 15, 1986 13
Sports
i Jeff gets a pin Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
x Black Knight Jeff Austin records a pin against Nanticoke's Travis Shumosic during a Wyoming
Valley Conference wrestling match this weekend. The two were grappling in the 122-pound
division.
Frederick wins Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
Chris Frederick of the Lake-Lehman wrestling team is about to pin his opponent, Kevin
Sherman, of Nanticoke, during the 126-pound bout of the contest between the two Wyoming
By CHARLOT M. DENMON
Staff Correspondent
After losing a close 35-21 meet to
the Meyers Mohawks, the Dallas
High School wrestlers ran their
record to 2-2, Friday night, by
coasting by West Side Titans 44-17.
The Dallas Mountaineers used
four pins and two forfeits in defeat-
ing the game Titans. The first four
matmen started the ball rolling for
Dallas with 98-1b. Jim O’Donnell
pinning Brian Maguski in 3:10 and
185-1b. Chris Vincelli took a 6-1
decision from Mohawk Jeff Dumble
but Hwt. Bill Edwards proved too
much for Mountaineer Tom Schact,
pinning him in 1:01.
The Mohawks clinched the meet
in the final four bouts by taking
by a decision.
BLACK KNIGHTS SPLIT
Coach Ed Ladamus’ Black
Knights of Lake-Lehman picked up
a win and a loss in an exhibition tri-
meet, Saturday, with the Williams-
| Canton scored their final team
points at 167 and 185 when Kevin
Route clamped 167-1b. Ernie Clamor
in 49 seconds and Todd Seidhof took
Bill George in a 3-2 decision. Hwt.
Ed Stratford broke the 24-24 tie
when he picked up six team points
on a forfeit.
DROP OPENING BOUT
Coach Ed Ladamus’ Black
Knights captured the opening bout
in the meet with the Trojans when
98-1b. Shawn Wandel was pinned in
3:29 by Trojan Shawn Evans.
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Paul Burke picked « six more Black Knights defeated Canton 30-24 a Ro or on y ta ne e ox
nts Lop the Mountains but bowed to Williamsport 50-8. SIX bouts on five pins and a technl-
. points for the Mountaineers on a cal fall. Reinert at 105 flattened
forfeit, and 119-1b. Eric Olsen wres-
tled to a 44 draw with the Titans
Dallas a 20-0 score.
00k an early 4-2 lead over Titan
Bill Bower but late in the third
period the Titan pulled a reversal
and a near fall to win 6-5 to give
West Side three points. His 132-1b.
brother, Rich Bower added three
more points to the Titans score,
making it 20-8, by taking a close 3-2
bout from Mountaineer Mike Rich-
ards.
Richards used a takedown in the
first period to take the lead but
Bower came back with a takedown
in the second period to tie up the
bout. The grapplers battled for the
lead with the break going to Bower
when he managed to escape in the
closing seconds of the third period
to earn a 3-2 decision.
With Dallas leading 20-8, 138-lb.
Brian Maseychik moved Dallas to
26 when he won on a default by
Earlier in the week, the Lake-
Lehman matmen ripped through
Nanticoke 45-16 for a league record
of 2-1.
The Knights put together two
falls, a forfeit and four decisions in
defeating Canton but against the
strong Millionaires team, 98-1b.
Matt Reinert and 105-1b. Jeff Austin
were the only winners for Coach
Ladamus.
Reinert took an 11-0 decision from
the Bills Jeff Keifer and Austin
bested Matt Missigman 14-4. Wil-
liamsport had five pins, a technical
fall and four decisions in routing the
Knights.
98-1b. Reinert started the win
against Canton with a pin in 3:07
over Ty Cohick and 105-Ib. Austin
shut out opponent Ryan Larcom 5-0.
112-Ib. Dave Guzenski lost 8-4 to
Canton’s Chris Landis and 119-lb.
Terry Smith was flattened by Tim
Ward in 3:19. 126-lb. Max Chilson
Gary Bolesta in 3:27 and 112-lb.
Austin clamped Travis Shumosic in
2:37. 119-lb. Dave Guzenski added
six points to the board with a
technical fall over George Becker.
126-1b. Chris Frederick continued
the string for the Knights by turning
over Kevin Sherman in 3:10 and 132-
Ib. Ty Shaw, first time out on the
varsity squad, pinned Tom Vitale in
5:59. 138-Ib. Joe Smith gave the
Knights another six points by drop-
ping Shawn Swicklick in 4:46.
The Trojans moved their team
score to 10 when their 145-Ib. Neil
Quoos took a major 11-0 decision
from Mark Yaple.
Knight Don Spencer picked up
three points for his team by defeat-
ing 155-1b. Tom Grobinski 7-4 but the
Trojans took the 167-1b. and 185-lb.
bouts when their Tom Cryzycki
decisioned Bill George 7-4 and Bill
Quoos outwrestled Scott Shafer 9-2.
Gridders honored
Dallas Gridiron Club honored
members of the1985 Dallas
High School football team at
the 6th Annual Football Ban-
quet held at Sheraton-Cross-
gates in Wilkes-Barre. The
senior members of the var-
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In Wednesday’s meet with the
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Richards. It was a closer match
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Ty Shaw edged Canton’s Craig
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