Sports
THE DALLAS POST/Wednesday, October 1, 1986 1
U-14 DIVISION
Rain played havoc in the U-14
Soccer League this week with only
three games being played.
The Kicks beat the Roughnecks 3-
1 with fine performances by Kick
goalkeeper, John Gosart. Team
members, Jason Turner, Eric
J Ursiak, and Jason Rogers scored
for the Kicks boosting their seasson
record to 5 wins, 1 loss and 1 tie.
The Cosmos came on strong after
a rainout to beat the Rowdies 4-0.
Backs Tina Hite, Jennifer Rosenthal
and Jason Detrich set up scores by
Fran Hoover, David Fisher and
David Podehl.
The Sockers scored over the Sting
6-2, with Eric Stagoski scoring three
goals, teammate Greg Burak Kkick-
ing in two more, and Neil Keiser
cleaning up with one. Rob Jemio
and Eric McDonough scored for the
Sting.
SCORES OF THE WEEK:
Cosmos 4, Rowdies 0; Sockers 6,
Sting 2; Chiefs, Hurricanes noo
score available; Tornados, Strikers,
no score available; Chiefs, Rough-
necks, rain; Tornados, Socers, rain;
Hurricanes, Rowdies, rain; Stri-
kers, Cosmos, rain; Comets, Sting,
rain.
U-16 DIVISION
SCORES OF THE WEEK: Back
Mt. Sting 4, Mt. Top 2. Goals by
John Aston, Ben Jerel, Brett
Weyman, Rob Miroslaw. Assists:
Heidi Strazdus 1.
Back Mt. Rowdies 5, Abington 2.
Goals: Jeff Tinner, Jim Evans,
Brian Hampel, Tom Shone (2).
Assists, Tom Shone (2), Jeff Tinner
and Jim Evans.
Back Mt. Sockers 8, W-B 1. Goals:
Eric Smith (2), Jonathan Ursiak
(2), Steve Gregor, Joe Dowjewski,
Pat Farrel, Jonathan Reich.
Plains 4, Back Mt. Cosmos 3.
Goals: Dale Morris (2), Ken Wall.
Games in the U-10 and U-12 divi-
sions were rained out this week.
The Fairmount Township Basset
Club will hold its Third Annual
Basset Run for the SPCA of Luzerne
County, Sunday, Oct. 12, at 2 p.m. at
“The Propitty”’ Hagar Schooley’s
cottage near Ricketts Glen. Hot
dogs, soft drinks and doggie treats
will be served.
R.S.V.P. 283-01777 or 822-8195
before noon. Ruth Schooley and
Peggy Weaver, chairmistresses.
Rain date, Sunday, Oct. 26. Remem-
ber daylight savings time ends the
The Back Mountain Youth Basket-
ball Organization will hold its
player registration for the upcoming
1986-87 instructional season. Sign-
ups will be held on Friday, Oct. 17
and Friday, Oct. 24, at the Ameri-
can Legion Post, Dallas, from 7 to
8:30 p.m.
boys and girls from the fourth
through seventh grades, and is
geared for the child interested in
learning the game of basketball.
Instructions will be held on Wednes-
day evenings at the Dallas Jr. High
gym beginning November 5 with
two sessions each evening.
October 17 and 24 will be the only
two dates to register for the pro-
gram. No registrations will be
accepted after Oct. 24. Registration
fee is $12 .per child with each
participant receiving a basketball
T-shirt for the program. The season
concludes in February with a pizza
party and awards for all partici-
pants.
Program Directors are Jim
Kaiser of Dallas and Mike Williams
of Shavertown. Anyone interested in
helping with the basketball program
is asked to contact the directors at
registration time.
Mountaineer rush
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Dallas Post/Charlot M. Denmon
upcoming season.)
NCAA PREDICTIONS
Brig. Young 29; Colorado St. 22
Utah 23, Air Force 25
N. Carolina 28, Ga. Tech 20
Wk. Forest 26, Virginia 22
Va. Tech 30, West Virg. 19
Princeton 20, Brown 28
Mich. St. 20, Iowa 27
Georgia 27, Miss’ippi 20
Most of the leagues at Back
Mountain Bowl are well underway
for the new 1986-87 season and the
bowlers are finding their way on the
lanes.
Bowling champs
Baylor 32, Houston 15
Vanderbilt 22, Duke 28
Rice 23, Texas 27
SMU 28, Bost. Col. 22
Memphis St. 18, Miss. St. 27
NFL PREDICTIONS
Denver over Dallas by 12
Giants over St. Louis by 13
Atlanta over Eagles by 1
Washington over New Orleans by 8
Chicago over Minnesota by 12
Detroit over Houston by 5
Cincinnati over Green Bay by 12
Los Ang. over Tampa Bay by 16
San Francisco over colts by 23
New York J over Buffalo by 18
New England over Miami by 9
Cleveland over Pittsburgh by 2
Raiders over Kansas C. by 3
Seattle over San Diego by 6
Mountain Bowl;
first place winner; Barry
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week’s bowling. G.H. Harris shut
out the Castlettes and Fashion
Vending took three from Gordon
Insurance. E. Roberts rolled 472 for
the Harris team and L. Maciejczak
added 173. K. Scavone’s 182 set the
pace for the Bowl team girls four
points from the pizza team.
In the Bonomo Major Leagues
Country Surrey blanked G.H. Harris
paced by J. Hudock’s 557. Harris
men were led by M. Whiting’s 211
(538), A. Wendel’s 532. Glenn
Mazer’s 525 showed the way for
Sweet Valley Outfitters four points
from Back to Basics whose F.
Spencer hit pins for 231 (563) and F.
Cornell rolled 533. F. Tregan’s 549
and B. Harris’s 533 were high series
for Monk Plumbing who copped four
from Back Mt. Sporting Goods. L.
Coolbaugh led the Hambos to three
points from Roth Novelty with his
528 series. J. Steele knocked down
pins for 565 and T. Nalbone added
537 for Roth. R. Andrasko’s 512 was
high for both teams as the Bermu-
das divided evenly with Brown’s
Oil.
Mahaffey Oil shut out the Jean
Shop in the Imperialette League
with S. Johnson’s 543 high for both
teams. D. Scavone Motors picked up
three points from Schmid’s Amoco
sparked by L. Bolton’s 177 while
Humphrey’s Apparel split 2-2 with
/
Lombardo Bakery.
Two weeks of bowling in Our
Gang League found Butch’s taking
eight points, Chubby’s taking one
and losing seven; Stymis taking
four and losing four; Alfalfa three
and five; Wheezers two and six;
Buckwheats five and three;
Spanky’s one and seven; and
Porky’s 7 and one. High scorers
were D. Jenkins 177 (480), M. Car-
khuff 479, B. Searfoss 518, D. Jen-
kins 211-203 (561); and Doreen Jen-
kins 177 (499).
B. May’s 175-208 (532) paced the
Lancers to three points from Aries
in the Idetown Compact League
while S. Morris’ 169 led the Mazdas
to four points from the Camaros.
Capris and the Firebirds copped
three from the Pintos. Citations
divided evenly with LaBarons.
In the new Back Mountain Farm-
ers League the Turkeys blanked the
Chickies led by C. Doty’s 190 (504)
and D. Doty’s 529. The Barn Cats
took three from the Mules and the
Moo Moos copped three from the
Thoroughbreds. Ugly Ducklings and
Black Sheep split evenly with L.
Thomas rolling 509 for the Duckl-
ings and M. Delaney doing the same
for the Black Sheep.
Volleyball champs
The Fourth Annual Luzerne County Recreation Department
College Women’s Volleyball Tournament was held recently
at the Wilkes College Gym in Wilkes-Barre with Wilkes
College emerging as the Champs with College Misericordia
as runners-up. The other College team participating was the
Luzerne County Community College. Each team played a
round robin best of three games with all games played to 15
points. Following the Tournament, individual trophies were
presented to the Champs, Wilkes College and to the
runners-up, College Misericordia, by Joe Gula, Sports
Supervisor of the Luzerne County Recreation Department.
Plagues were also presented to the winning coaches, Doris
Saracino of Wilkes and Donna Trebilcox of College Miseri-
cordia. John Charles is executive director of LCRD. Shown
here are members of the College Misericordia volleyball
team. From left, first row, Pam Dean, Cathy Krill, Ashlee
Burchiarti, Janet Hiller. Second row, Ann Senes, Mari Anne
Orlandini, Kelly Bertolini, Susan Waskiewicz. Third row, Bob
Cartier, Donna Trebilcox, coach, Joe Gula. Absent at the
time of the photo were Andrea Yorina, Laura Lewis, and
assistant coach Dan Brozozowski.
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