- | The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, May 10, 1989 13 SPORTS Dallas girls’ track drops two meets By CHARLOT M. DENMON Staff Writer .. Dallas was disqualified from the 400-meter relay in their meet with the Lady Mohawks to help Meyers nip the Mountaineers 68-67 in their meet last Thursday. Meyers Shelley Mertin was a triple winner and three other Lady Mohawks added double wins to aid in the Meyers win. Gretchen Schuler took the 3200 “~“and 1600 meter runs and J. No- vitski won the 200 meter dash and the long jump for the Lady Moun- taineers. _ Other winners for Dallas were Kelly Terescavage,' first in the 100IM hurdles, Stahl, third; Baluh, first in the triple jump, Lisa Hite, third; Novitski, second, Cave, third, 100m dash; Ankenbrand, second, shot put; Cleary, first, 400m run, Terescavage, second; Butler, first, 300m hurdles, Terescavage third; Ankenbrand, third, discus; Baluh, second 800m run; Froncek, sec- ond, high jump and third in jave- lin; Cave, third in the 200m dash; Hite, second, long jump and Burke, third, 3200m run. ‘The Hazleton girls trounced the Dallas girls 100-41 Tuesday to run their record to 13-2. Gretchen Schuler was a triple winner for Dallas taking the 1600 and 3200 meter runs and running a leg of # che first place 3200 relay team. _ Other winners for Dallas were Ankenbrand, Besecker, Novitski and Hite. 7 i Jb fr | | | | | | | Baluh, Balonis, Cleary, Butler, f | | | i ~~ X C » 4 MISERICORDIA TEAM - From left, Chris Williams, Maureen O’Brien, Tracy Cave, Susie Slocum, Cheri Stauffer and Kelly Steward. In the back row are: Coach Charlotte Slocum,. Renee Baker, Chris Morri- son, Cindy Hughes, Chris Holl, Mary Sue rish, Julie Mulraney, Amy Albert, Carol Holmes and assistant coach Margaret Kerrick. Slocum, Rish starred with Cougar team The College Misericordia Cou- gars recently closed their 9-3 Key- stone Athletic Conference softball season with two big wins over Cabrini. They won both games in the double header, 7-0 and 28-2. Pitcher Cindy Hughes struck out 15 Carbrini batters. Previously, the Cougars beat Alvernia 36-4 and 19-3. Hughes had 13 Alvernian strikeouts. Over the season, Susie Slocum, Dallas, scored the most runs with 18. Mary Sue Rish, Dallas, fol- lowed closely with 16, while Cheri Stauffer and Cindy Hughes both touched home 15 times. Pitcher Cindy Hughes sent 15 Cougars By CHARLOT M. DENMON Staff Writer The Dallas girls softball team | shut out Valley West 14-0 Wednes- day paced by Patti Reed's three- run triple slammed into the out- field in the five-run second inning and Laura Poynton’s two-hit pitch- | ing. Poynton also knocked out two singles, one of them in the eight- run third inning. Poynton also knocked out two singles, one of | them in the eight-run third in- | ning. Poynton also struck out five | and walked only one. Tracy Hunter | and Lynn Bednar drove out Dallas softball scores two big wins doubles to aid in the Dallas win. The game ended in in the fourth inning under the 10-run rule. Dallas came from behind in Tuesday's game with Tunkhan- nock to win 8-3 behind Melanie Langdon's 2-for-3 at the plate, Patti Reed's key double and Sue Wells 2-for-4. The Tigers jumped out to a 3-1 lead in the top of the third on three unearned runs. Dallas came back in the bottom of the fourth inning when Lang- don hit an RBI single, then scored on a passed ball, to tie the score at 3-3. The Lady Mountaineers went in front 5-2 in the fifth inning when Wendy Hozempa and Lynn Bednar singled to get on base. Tracy Hunter knocked in the winning run with a single and Patti Reed drove out a double to send in the insurance run. The Mountaineers iced the game in the bottom of the sixth with three more runs while Poynton kept the Tigers from scoring, striking out three and walking only one. Sue Wells was the power hitter in the sixth inning to aid in driving in runs. 14 hit attack paces Knights' win over Seton ‘By CHARLOT M. DENMON «Staff Writer Coach Dwight Barbacci's Lake- "Lehman boys baseball team de- ‘feated Seton Catholic 10-2 Thurs- “day but lost a heartbreaker 3-2 to «Bishop Hoban Wednesday due to the pitching of Bill Shirk a former ‘classmate who transferred to “Bishop Hoban in his freshman “year. Shirk gave up only four hits to “the Knights and struck out one “ while walking six. The Knights had “an opportunity to go ahead in the w » seventh when with two out, they loaded the bases. Jim Chamber- Jain started the seventh with a walk but was forced out at second on Todd Sallo’s fielder's choice. Sallo went to second on Shirk’s wild pitch but Rob Michael's was out on a fly to the outfield. Chris Engle drew an intentional walk from Shirk then Keith Schultz walked to load the bases. Shirk stayed cool and pitched to Rob James who grounded out to the third baseman toend the 3-2 game. The Knights inability to hit played a key role in their loss. The Knights rebounded in Thursday's game with Seton Catho- lic hammering them 10-2 behind Sam Gorgone and Rob Michaels pitching. Gorgone earned the win pitching five innings striking out five, walking three and allowing five hits. Michaels pitched two innings striking out three, walking two and allowing only one hit. Michaels also went 4-for-4 at the plate to lead the Knights 14-hit attack. The Knights are 6-2 in the AA North Division, one game be- hind Bishop Hoban, the team to whom they lost both of their games. Strikes 'n' spares “ Faux Inn took three points from G.H. ‘Harris while Grotto Pizza lost four to the Castlettes in the Ladies Country League. ‘The three-point win moved Faux Inn to first “place to take the second half title, so they * will bowl the first half champs, Grotto Pizza 'to determine the league title for the year. “Fashion Vending shut out Back Mountain "Bowl dropping the Bowl team to fourth spot "while the Castlettes moved into third by * shutting out the pizza girls. Fashion Vend- * ing ended in fifth and G.H. Harris placed . sixth. A. Tregan rolled 244 for high game of . the season and chalked up a 244-187 * (591) to fall short of 600 by nine pins but « taking high series for the year. L. Cyphers . gave the Castle team 480. J. Lamoreaux “rolled 174 and M. Faux hit 172-176 (489) * ending the season with a high average of 179-192 (527) for the vending team and L. - Evans added 173 (479). A. Pickering man- aged 471 for the bowl team. Barb Strazdus ri 70. E. Roberts knocked down pins for ¥ XL EF FLE hit 187-174 (518) and D. Scavone rolled 171 for the Harris five while C. Smith chalked up 178-187-182 (547)and R. Gula gave 489 for the Faux Inn team. Hi Fives shut out Chosen Few in the Quartet League led by Doug E.'s 215 (564) and Irene Katyl's 199 (491). Jane's Guys blanked Rolling Stones with no one on either team able to hit high scores. In the last night of league play for Na- tive Textiles Bad News Bowlers took four from the Sandbaggers paced by R. Clemow's 526 while the Pin Heads shut out the Beer Bowlers paced by G. Strazdus’ 578, J. Meck's 553 and K. Daily's 548. B. Perrego’s 510 was high for the losing five. Alley Cats took four by forfeit from the Suds with J. Teetsel hammering pins for 601, D. Williams added 511. Sherry Teet- sel rolled 190 (504) and T. Drago hit 501. The Road Runners picked up four points by forfeit from the Ringers while the Wild Pins gained four from the Ball Busters on a forfeit. L. 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Williams 532 and C. Doty’s 512. Don't Let Them Destroy Your Chimney! CALL 675-2266 Schedule Your Cleaning NOW! Free Safety Inspection With Each Chimney Cleaning. A home. Mulraney had 14 RBI's and Stauffer contributed 11. Another noteworthy stat: Susie Slocum stole 20 bases. Several of the Cougars had outstanding bat- ting averages. Kelly Steward bat- ted .500, Mary Sue Rish batted. 462, Susie Slocum batted, .447, and Amy Albert batted. 385. Record now 8-1 Lady Knights roll to two 10-run wins By CHARLOT M. DENMON Staff Writer Knight Denise Davis went 3-for- 4 at the plate and gave up only one hit in the girls softball game with Seton Catholic, as the Lake- Lehman girls went on to defeat the Eagles 12-2 in a game that ended in the fifth inning under the 10- run rule. Wendy Skibitsky and Stacie Newell were also powerful at the plate, each going 3-for-4 with Skib- itsky knocking out a double and a homerun and Newell driving in the game-ending run. Renae Dymond also drove out a double and one of Davis’ hits was a double. Davis fanned seven and walked two. The win moved the Lady Knights record to 8-1 in Division AA. Earlier in the week the Lady Knights shut out Northwest 14-0 in a five-inning game behind Davis's two-hit pitching. She struck out two and allowed no walks in picking up the win. Christy Taylor led the Lady Knights 10-hit attack on North- west knocking out a single and a double. Newell doubled for the Knights and Karen White picked up two RBI's on a sacrifice in the Knights five-run inning. Dallas netmen finish season with 8-2 record By CHARLOT M. DENMON Staff Writer Dallas ended its Northeastern Pennsylvania Tennis Conference Southern Division season with an 8-2 record by rebounding from last Tuesday's 6-1 loss to unde- feated Wyoming Seminary to de- feat Lake-Lehman Wednesday by a 5-2 score. Daren Michael, Greg Burak and Damon Lisnow took three of the four singles matches with Michael defeating top seed Chris Zanders 6-0, 6-0; Burak shutting out Wade Hoyt 6-0, 6-0 and Lisnow taking Sean Borys 6- 2, 6-2. Knight Eric Smith took the fourth single with a 6-2, 6-2 win over Mount Pat Kilduff. Michael and Burak defeated Niezgoda and Zanders 8-0 and Justin Reich and Mike Dzanko took the second set 8-0. The Knights won the third set of doubles defeating Gager and Bar- bacci 9-8. Dallas beats Crestwood, Wyoming Area By CHARLOT M. DENMON Staff Writer Crestwood went into the top of the ninth inning with a 4-2 lead over the Dallas Mountaineers last week, but the Dallas boys fought back to take the Comets 5-4 in the extra innings game. Eric Paczewski singled in the bottom of the ninth with two out and scored when Brett Weyman drove a long double to right center- field. John Masley hit a grounder to second but the throw to first was high jand Weyman scored while Masley went to second. With the score tied at 4-4, first baseman Alex Case came up and singled te left field driving in Masley with the winning run. Bob Ashworth pitched all the way for Dallas, striking out 10 and walking only one. Matt Burke pitched eight innings for the Comets, striking out eight but walking six. He didn't give up a hit until the sixth inning but allowed six in the remaining innings. The Mountaineers defeated Wyoming Area 4-3 in last Tues- day's game with Randy Coolbaugh pitching out of trouble in the sixth inning when the Warriors scored all of their runs. With two out and the tieing run in scoring position, Coolbaugh made J. Pascoe fly out to centerfield to end the game. Jeff Tinner started the scoring for Dallas in the fourth inning with aone-out triple and came home on Matt Butler's single. Paczewski went to first when he was hit by a pitched ball and Brett Weyman loaded the bases with an infield single. John Masley dropped a suicide squeeze bunt single that scored Butler and Paczewski scored when the ball was thrown away. Case hit a successful two-strike suicide squeeze bunt to score Weyman with the winning run. = Randy Coolbaugh picked up the win striking out four and walking one. : By CHARLOT M. DENMON Staff Writer Coach John Baranowski's boys volleyball team clinched third seed day by defeating North Pocono 2-1 Conference. The Knights, who are 10-2 will meet Coughlin, No. 2 seed in the first round of the dis- in the District 2 playoffs last Thurs- in the Wyoming Valley Volleyball trict playoffs this Thursday. North Tunkhannock, 12-0. In the Thursday meet, North Ben Haughney. Jason Turner Pocono took the first set 15-10 but played strong defense for the the Knights came back strong to Knights. take the next two 15-7 and 15-8. Mike Taylor played an outstanding Heights, last Tuesday, 2-0 behind game for the Knights and Dave the strong hitting of Baranowski, Callahan had 12 service points Jr. and Mark Parascik, 15-2 and and gave the Knights some strong 15-8. Mark Stroud played out- setting. John Baranowski, Jr. led standing defense for the Knights. Black Knight volleyball seeded third | Pocono will meet No. 1 seed in the hitting and good blocking was done by Matt Kukosky and The Knights defeated Abington Dallas boys’ track sporting 12-1 record after two big wins | By CHARLOT M. DENMON Staff Writer The Dallas cindermen ran their record to 12-1 to stay on top of Division AA by defeating Meyers 88-58 Thursday after trouncing Hazleton 98-51 Tuesday. Chris Lesjak and Jim Evans were triple winners for Dallas and Mike Far- ris, Hugh Mundy and Dover had double wins to lead the Mountain- eers in the win. Lesjak took the long and triple jumps and ran a leg of the winning 400 relay team. Evans won the 400m run and ran a leg of the 1600 and 3200 relay teams. Mundy ran a leg of the 1600m relay team and also won the 800m run and Dover ran a leg of the winning 3200m team and also captured first in the 1600m run. Other winners for Dallas were Ron Post, Farris, Fett, Baldo, Rogers, Oliver, S. Jayne, Tomaine, W. Post, Lupinski, Ashton, J. Samuel, Smith, Fader and Farrell. Ron Post was a triple winner in the Berwick meet taking the 110 and 300 hurdles and running a leg of the 1600 relay team. Other first place winners for Dallas were Fader, Oliver, Dover, Samuel, Mundy, Lupinski, Evans, Aston, Jayne, three time winner; Farris and Lesjak, double winner. Also winning were J. Strange, S. Ruth, T. Nadzan. For long-lasting pool water... 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