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Sports
Young bowlers
Dallas Post/Charlot M. Denmon
Youth-
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with 2 and Jason Jackiewicz one
with assists from Seth Marlatt and
Kenny Chapple. Eve Figueroa and
Kevin Chapple each had an excel-
lent defensive game. The lone goal
for the Stoners came on a penalty
kick by Ronnie Moses in the second
quarter.
A hat trick by David Holdredge
led the Rowdies over the Kicks 5-3.
Josiah Garlan and John Presper
also hit the net for the winners with
an assist from Jennifer Gay. Steven
Lieberman scored twice and Andy
Flint once in a losing effort.
Sunday’s action saw the Chiefs
defeat Express 6-1 as Matt Bailey
had a hat trick. Brad Wedemeyer
had two while Seth Marlatt hit the
net once. Rookie goalie Brian
Matosky had an exceptional game.
David Fosko scored for the
Express.
The Rowdies outlasted a tough
Comets team 5-4. David Holdredge
led with a hat trick while Jennifer
Gay scored the other 2. Tom Hite,
Sean Reynolds, Mike Wagner and
Dan Lukasavage each scored in a
losing effort.
On Saturday, Oct. 25, the Strikers
will play the Rowdies at 1 p.m. and
the Chiefs will meet the Sting at
2:30. Both semi-final games will be
at the Kingston Township Field.
SCORES OF THE WEEK — Tim-
bers 3, Sockers 2; Comets 5, Cosmos
1; Rowdies 5, Kicks 3; Express 6,
Tornadoes 3; Chiefs 7, Stoners 1;
Sting 2, Roughnecks 1; Stompers 6,
Hurricanes 2; Strikers 6, Timbers 2;
Rowdies 5, Comets 4; Chiefs 6,
Express 1; Sting 5, Stompers 4.
U-14 DIVISION
Single eliminations in the U-14
Division began with the Cosmos
defeating the Rowdies 4-1. Led Led
by fine defensive action from half-
backs Greg Stahovec and Jennifer
Rosenthal, David Podehl and Tina
Hite were able to score in the first
quarter. David Fisher scored two
goals in the second quarter. Fran
Hoover scored again in the third
quarter on an assist from David
Fisher. Goalkeepers Scott Cox and
Matt Lawrence allowed only one
Rowdie goal in the fourth quarter
by Shane Williams on an assist by
Greg Dobash.
Mark Parrish’s three goals led the
way for the Strikers to upset the
Roughnecks 3-1. Goalkeepers Justin
Swain and Chris Boraski allowed-
the single Roughneck goal by Todd
Paczewski.
The Chiefs continued their win-
ning form by blanking the Tornados
4-1. Defensive action from Amy
Yanalunas at fullback and Missy
Pomrinke at Midfield paved the
way for goals by Steve Rosenthal,
Chad Fegely and Eric Lehman.
‘A hard fought game by the Sting
was not enough for the fast paced
Hurricanes in a 4-1 clash. A first
quarter goal by Jeff Malak on an
assist from Ned Palka, and an
unassisted goal by Damian Litz in
the second quarter provided the
edge for the Hurricanes. Sting, Rob
Jemio scored unassisted in the
second quarter, but goals by Eric
Pieczynski and Damian Litz in the
fourth quarter iced the game.
SCORES OF THE WEEK —
Cosmos 5, Rowdies 1; Strikers 3,
Roughnecks 1; Chiefs 4, Tornados 0;
Hurricanes 4, Sting 1.
Goals in the second quarter and
fourth quarter by Rich Wasilius
gave the Hurricanes the edge over
the Kicks in a 2-1 clash. Tied at 1-1,
the Hurricanes, tough defense from
Mark Medura and Eric Pieczynski
went ahead with 9:07 minutes left in
the fourth quarter, and held the lead
for the win.
Precision teamwork paid off for
the Comets as they defeated the
Chiefs 5-1. Strong defense from Tim
Norconk and Tim Dymond allowed
goals by Brian Miller, Lindo Saba-
tini and Matt Sleightholm. Goalkee-
pers Lindo Sabatini and Matt
Sleightholm traded offensive and
defensive positions to stop the
Chiefs cold at the net.
SCORES OF THE WEEK — Hur-
ricanes 2, Kicks 1; Comets 5, Chiefs
1; Bk. Mt. Kicks 2 vs. Bk. Mt.
Sockers 2. Kicks goals: John Masley
2; Sockers goals: Jonathan Ursiak
1; Steve Gregor 1; Bk. Mt. Rowdies
5, vs. Plains 5. Rowdies goals: Jim
Evans 3; Brian Hampel 1; Jeff
Tinner 1; Assist: Tom Shone 1;
Abington 2 vs. Bk. Mt. Cosmos 0.
Hockey
(Continued from page 9)
Neither team scored in the second
half. Dallas had 26 shots on goal,
Meyers had only one. Dallas had 20
penalties, Meyers had three.
It was Crestwood’s Cassie Hudock
off an assist by Melinda Anderson,
who scored the goal against the
Lady Mountaineers in Wednesday’s
match to give the Comets a 1-0 win.
Both teams played excellent
offense and defense and the game
could have gone either way. The
game was as exciting on the side-
lines as it was on the field.
Dallas had 23 corners while the
Choir cited
The Adult Choir from the Hunts-
ville Christian Church was recently
honored with a dinner given by
choir director Ed Jones and his wife
Dorothy. It was an informal get-
together of fellowship to celebrate
the beginning of another year of
music at Huntsville Christian
Church. Ed has been choir director
for one year at the church.
Those in attendance were Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard Yanalunas, Mrs. Marion Tem-
plin, Mrs. Bethia King, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Rave, Miss Hannah
Culp, Mr. and Mrs. John O’Malia,
Mrs. Irene Swithers, Bob Price, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Bullock, pastor;
and Mrs. Cliff Jones and Arline
Wertman, former director of the
choir.
Comets had only three but they
made their first corner count which
gave the Comets the win. The Moun-
taineers kept the ball near their net
for four minutes near the end of the
second half and in the final two
minutes tried desperately to score
but the strong Crestwood defense
turned them away.
Lori Warnecka played an out-
standing game for the Lady Moun-
taineers.
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Mahaffey Oil continued to lead the
Imperialette League by shutting out
D. Scavone Motors. last Friday. J.
Clark set the pace with 184 (489)
Jean Shop dropped three points to
Lombardo’s Bakery despite S. John-
son’s 176. C. Williams 182 and B.
May’s triplicate 157 (471) aided the
bakery team. Schmid’s Arco took
three from Humphrey's Apparel
with V. Staub’s 190 high for both
teams.
J. Barcheski rolled 516 to lead the
Road Runners to taking all from the
Ballbusters in the Native Textile
League while R. Clemow hammered
the wood for 221-203 (604) to lead
Bad News Bears to three points
from the Sandbaggers. Alley Cats
picked up three from the Beats
helped by B. Weaver’s 519. T. John-
son led the losing five with 551. J.
Brady Sr., hit pins for 529 to pace
the Ringers in copping three from
Lew’s Cals whose L. wolfe rolled
527. The Pin Pluckers and Nitwits
Downs buck
divided evenly with no one hitting
high games.
In the Idetown Compact League
Mel Morris’ 527 was wasted when
the Aries lost four to the Corvettes,
who were led by C. Sirotki’s 172. La
Barons blanked the Lancers and the
Mazdas shut out the Capris with no
one hitting high scores. Pintos
copped three from the Camaros
while Firebirds and Citations split 2-
Grotto Pizza moved with one and
a half points of Back Mountain Bowl
when A. Tregan’s 489 pced the pizza
team to four points over Fashion
Vending in the Ladies Country
League. Back Mountain Bowl
dropped three to the Castlettes
whose E. Nulton showed the way
with 178. Gordon Insurance, with a
full team for the first time, took all
from G.H. Harris whose E. Roberts
rolled 477.
In the Sunday Nite Couples Bar-
bara’s 180 led Wilson Menaces to
High School.
Football
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of whom scored a touchdown
apiece.
The game was all but over
midway through the third, but the
emotions of both teams never did
die. With three minutes left to play,
a series of small skirmishes broke
out that ended with the ejection of
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it was Dallas that was eliminated
from contention for the Division 11
title. The Mounts now drop to 2-2 in
District 2 play behind undefeated
GAR and Meyers and have almost
no shot for the crown.
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taking all from the Superstrikes,
who had M. Matthews 171 (474).
Dave’s 524 aided Matthews’ Five in
taking three from Shaver’s Bangers
whose Dolores rolled 170 and Anne
hit 173. Booth’s Highballers split
with the Piccillo with no one break-
ing 500.
R. Andrasko knocked down pins
for 564 and L. Wolfe hit them for 556
to lead Roth Novelty but they lost 4
to Fino’s Pharmacy. Glen Mazer
added 527. E. Harris’ 225 (562) and
B. Harris’ 211 (536) led the druggist
team. F. Tregan added 533 and W.
Moore gave 531. R. Harned’s 536
the way for Bayo’s Ice three point
win from Smith’s Country Store.
Besecker’s Real Estate took three
from Herb’s Pro Shop topped by D.
Summa’s 525. M. Schmoll hit 528 for
Herb’s. D. Eddy, Jr. rolled 528 to
pace Picketts Charge to three from
G.H. Harris whose C. Kazokas hit
526.
In two weeks of bowling in Our
Gang League Buckwheats won four
and lost none. Spanky’s were 4-4,
Stymies 0-8, Chubby’s 4-4, Butch’s 5-
3, Alfalfa’s 1-7, Porky’s 4-4, and
Wheezers 6-2. High rollers were D.
Springer 179-172 (510), D. Bevan 210
(522), D. Jenkins 499, 487; A.
Tregan 195-190 (518), M. Dingle 183
(499), J. Moore 201 and B. Searfoss
549.
C. Badman’s 170 set the pace for
Brent Long’s four points from Tom
Reese girls in the Bowlerettes and
Marty Reese posted 170 (493) to
spark Hoagie Bar to three points
from Franklin’s. ]
In the Farmers League C. Doty’s
206 (516) and D. Doty’s 224 (483) led
the Turkeys in blanking the Barn
Cats while the Chickies shut out the
Mules. P. Brooks 202 (541) and R.
Ugly Ducklings. M. Delaney’s 214
(556) and W. Lathrop’s 524 paced
Black Sheep to three from the
Thoroughbreds.
Carverton B blanked Trucksville
C in the Back Mt. Church League
aided by J. Curtis’ 213 (548) and M.
Rudick’s 510. Dallas A pickedup
four from Shavertown B headed by
B. Williams 223 (552) and the
Orange five took three from Carver-
ton A with R. Stair contributing 522.
Shavertown C dropped two and a
half points to East Dallas despite B.
VanGorder hitting pins for 527.
In the Lakers League Wesley
Boys shut out S.V.C. TV paced by
Ron’s 556, Larry’s 517 and Rex’ 503.
Wesley Girls earned three points
ided evenly with the Waterfront
with Essie hitting 177-187 (499), Bea
rolling 173 and JoAnn toppling pins
225 (533) for the Academy.
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