ww vy | AJQUIPELY LJ 0ST/Wedne EVAN E hi 4 A a sd BNET A ‘mr D7 1000 ay, Jaliual J Li ole Post sports arena Break for two! A Dallas Mountaineer goes for two off the glass. The Mountaineers of Dallas were soundly defeated by the Mountaineers of Hazleton. The Pennsylvania State Chap- ~. ler of the National Wild Turkey &deration, Inc. will be holding «¢’s 13th Annual Convention and the 9th Annual Wilson F. Moore Masters Invitational Calling Contest the weekend of March 18, 19 and 20, 1988. The conven- don will be held at the Berk- shire Sheraton Inn, Reading, 2a. Nationally renowned Wildlife 3xperts will be there to speak on - he Wild Turkey and other issorted topics. The speaker cludes such greats as Dick by, Rob Keck, Jack Brobst, Wark Bansner, ‘Mike Schmit, Winter C SALE Wild turkey lovers to meet Paul Butski, and special guest speaker and banquet keynote speaker, Lovett E. Williams, Ph.D. Dr. Williams is nationally known wildlife biolgist, and Wild Turkey expert from Flor- ida. There will be a Fine Art Auction, Exhibits, Seminars and Raffles. All the proceeds of this event will go to the State Chap- ter to be used to the benefit of the Wild Turkey in Pennsyl- vania. For more information on this event contact, Don Heck- man, 14 Slate Hill Road, Camp Hill, Pa. 17011 717-761-5925. learance Read The Post Sports’ Dallas loses big to Hazleton Mountaineers visited the Dallas Mountaineers Friday night and paced by Christian Fornataro and Bob Krizansky easily defeated Dallas 71-45 to take the Division I first half championship. Fornataro scored 22 points for Hazleton, 18 of them in the first half. He led his team to a 17-12 over the Dallas cagers in the first quarter and scored 11 points in the second quarter to help his Mountaineers outscore Dallas 19-9 to take a 36-21 into the lockerroom at halftime. Krizansky scored 10 of his 19 points in the first half to help in lengthening the lead. In the fourth quarter Jeff Antolik scored eight points to help his Hazleton teammates outscore Dallas 22-14. Antolik hit the double figure column with 10 points. High scorer for Dallas was Mike Luksic with 21 points fol- Hazleton Mounts lowed by Randy Coolbaugh with 12 points. Luksic scored 12 of his points in the second half and Coolbaugh scored eight of his in the second half as they tried to rally their team to come closer to the Hazleton cagers. In Tuesday’s game with Bishop Hoban, the Dallas Moun- taineers held a 29-23 lead at halftime but the Argents led by Tom Borum’s scoring rallied to outscore the Mountaineers 24-10 in the final quarter to win 62-49. The Argents trailed the Moun- taineers for three quarters, then switched to a full court press to outscore the Mounts 16-4 in the first half of the quarter and reverse the lead to 54-43 in favor of the Argents. The press by the Argents caused an inexperienced Dallas team to make mistakes and allowed their opponents to col- lect points. BACK MOUNTAIN ATHLETES HONORED — Three top athletes were honored recently by the Killer Bees athletic Club for their outstanding records in various sports. Three greats from Three Back Mountain athletes were among the seven finalists for the Killer Bees Athletic Association’s outstanding ath- lete of the year award. Left to right, the Club’s Sgt.-at-Arms Bruce Boyle is shown with Ricky Bonomo, Sandy Dicton the Back Mountain and Mike Koprowski. Bonomo was named ‘Outstanding Ath- lete of the Year” tied with Raghib Ismael, Meyers High School athlete. Bonomo won the National College title at 118-1bs. for three consecutive years. (C.M. Denmon Photo) L-L boys win - then lose it Lake-Lehman boys basketball team defeated Seton Catholic 66- 63 but lost to Northwest when the Rangers came on strong in the third quarter to outscore the Knights 18-4 to take a 39-24 lead Friday night. The game with Seton Catholic went into overtime when the Knights blew their lead to send the game into the extra period. The Knights went in front 26- 14 in the first period and out- score Seton 20-18 in the second quarterto hold a 46-32 at half- time. Seton Catholic came out in the second half and outscored the Knights 19-12 in the third quarter and 11-4 in the final period but Carl Houck hit both ends of a one-on-one in the final seconds to send the game into extra period. The Knights won the game 66- 63 when Len Annetta hit for two shots and Rob Michaels made both ends of a one-and-one to run the Knights score to 66 while the Eagles were able to score only one point in the overtime. Alex Frederick was high scorer with 28 points and Carl Houck had 17. Annetta and Frederick each made a three- ~ point goal in the game. In the game with Northwest it was Daryl Sherrick’s 19 points that led the Rangers to rallying in the third quarter and taking the 54-34 lead that won the game. Sherrick scored eight points i in the third period, two three-point goals. The Rangers took the ball to the outside and made the Knights play the ball enabling the Rangers to score on numer- ous backdoor layups. Carl Houck led the Knights with 10 points. The Knights did poor shooting from the foul line making only two-for-seven from the free stripe. The Knights open the second half, January 29, with GAR at home. THIS IS THE END! WE HAVE ONLY A FEW '87 NISSANS LEFT AND WE WANT THEM OFF THE LOT! NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED! FINAL WEEK! SENTRA TET. STANZA 0% 10 50% OFF OPEN DAILY till 5 P.M. MON., THURS. FRI. till 8 P.M. SUNDAY NOON to 4 P.M. 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