Dallas Post staff correspondent Charlot
Denmon takes on a whole new field of
competition as she defends her title
against The Dallas Post prognosticators
- during the 1986 football season.
Denmon, who finished in a tie for first
place last year with former advertising
representative Joe Gula, had an impres-
sive 58-21 slate at the conclusion of the
1985 season.
This year, however, Denmon faces
some pretty stiff competition as the
prognosticators gear up for the upcoming
football season.
Hot on Denmon’s trail and the only
other prognosticator returning from last
year’s field is Executive Editor Dotty
Martin.. Martin, who finished in the top
slot two years ago when the Dallas Post
prognosticators made their debut, fin-
ished a disappointing fourth last year
with a 56-23 record.
New on the list this year is staff writer
John Hoinski. Hoinski, a former sports-
writer for the Sunday Independent,
claims he knows his football, if nothing
else. A graduate of the University of
Scranton, Hoinski is not taking this job as
a prognosticator lightly, even if it is his
first year in such a position.
Dotty John Charlot John Jack GoalPOST
MARTIN HOINSKI DENMON OLIVER JONES PETIE
(16-9) (17-8) (10-19) (17-8) (16-9) (18-7)
Dallas/ Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas
Hanover 13-12 18-14 24-12 24-13 34-0 14-7
Lehman/ Lehman Lehman Lehman Lehman Lehman Lehman
Hanover 14-6 20-6 20-7 22-0 20-7 21-7
O’Reilly/ Hafey Hafey O'Reilly O'Reilly O'Reilly O'Reilly
Hafey 7-0 13-7 14-7 7-6 13-6 7-6
Col.-Montour CoMo CoMo CoMo CoMo CoMo CoMo
W.S. Tech 21-12 24-6 31-7 28-6 7-6 21-0
Pitt Pitt Pitt Pitters Pitt Maryland Maryland
Maryland 12-6 24-17 14-12 35-28 27-15 14-10
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graduate of Rutgers University, he
received a Masters Degree from the
University of Scranton.
He and his wife, Carol, are the parents
of two children, John, age 8; and Joanna,
age 2. ~
Jones, who was head football coach at
Dallas High School until 1978, says he’s
been away from football for quite a
while, but is looking forward to an
opportunity to predict games on a weekly
basis.
A resident of Pioneer Avenue in Shav-
ertown, Jones now teaches math at the
Dallas Senior High School.
He and his wife, Carol, are the parents
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of three children, Jay Jones, Sherri
Pietrzak and Holly Kanarr.
Last, but certainly not least, is the
ever-famous GoalPOST Petie - that
member of the community who will
predict anonymously until his (or her, as
(See RETURN, page 3)
JACK JONES
Gridders
continue
careers
Five 1985 Back Mountain graduates are
trying to continue their football careers
at the college level. Four of these boys,
Rich Long, Gerry Mihalick, Tim Lyons
and Ron Ostrowski are graduates of
Dallas High School, and Bill George
graduated from Lake-Lehman High
School.
George, son of Mr. and Mrs. William
George of Sweet Valley, is attending
Wilkes College this year and trying out
for a spot on their team. George, who
overcame a serious back injury in the
team to play a major role in the Black
(See GRIDDERS, page 4)