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Yacht Club
holds 1st
| Sunset
Handicap
The Sunset Handicap Sail-
boat Race sponsored by the
Harveys Lake Yacht Club was
held at the lake on Sunday,
Aug. 11. Eighteen sailboats
representing all parts of the
lake participated.
Thirty individuals were in-
volved in sailing and managing
the race. Great enthusiasmwas
evident in all those who en-
tered the race with many look-
ing forward to a similar event in
the future.
The idea of the race was first
proposed by Race Chairman,
Frank Wadas. Wadas brings to
his job many years of racing
and cruising experience at
Harveys Lake, the Chesapeake
Bay and the Florida Keys.
The race was held under
steady winds of 6 to 8 knots
originating in the west. The
: course for all boats except the
board boats was quadrangu-
Campbell, Dawn Blom, Jack Barnes. (Photo/Ted Struthers)
lar, the board boat course was
a modified triangle. Trophy
sponsors were Grotto Pizza of
Harveys Lake, Great Bags of
Kingston, The Harveys Lake
Protective Association and the
Yacht Club.
Commodore Clinton J.
Lehman posted the following
results: Board boats first place,
Dale Campbell;second place,
Dawn Blom; third place, Dave
Hoffman.
The Board Boat Trophy was
sponsored by Great Bags.
The Novice Trophy sponsored
by Grotto Pizza was won by Bill
Runner and crew Leigh
Schoner; second place Brian
Moore and Anne Batory; and
SUNSET HANDICAP TROPHY WINNERS - from left, Jack James, Matt Lehman, Brian Banks, Dale
third place, Clark Kushke.
The Cruising Class Trophy,
sponsored by the Harveys Lake
Protective Association was won
by Jack James and crew Bar-
bara James; second place,
Brian Banks and crew Clinton '
J. Lehman III. K. Arbogast and
crew Adam Pelak, DNF.
The Handicap Trophy spon-
SUNSET HANDICAP NOVICE TROPHY WINNERS - Bill Hues
and Leigh Shoner. (Photo/Ted Struthers)
sored by the Yacht Club was
won by Jack S. Barnes and
crew Matthew Pelak; second
place went to Matt Lehman and
crew Jane Harter; third place,
Dr. Richard Silberman and crew
Marsha Silberman.
Others who entered the race
were Dr. John Rothschild,
Henry Steuben, Gerald and
Giddings, Stuart Josberger, Dr.
d
Babetta Bernstein, Dr. Lane
Fred Myers, S. Lewis, Andy
Demko. 3
The race committee con-
sisted of Chairman Frank
Wadas, Ed Humphreys, Chris
Borton, Kiyoko Steuben and
Photographer Ted Struthers. «
Pieczynski and Kuharchik win Irem Potentates Golf Tournament
'. Ron Pieczynski and Walter Kuharchik, recently captured their 6th title by defeating Bruce Gover and
Dr. Ron Shevock in Irem Temple Country Club’s 26th Annual Potentates Golf Tournament.
© Shown at the awards presentation in the photo are from left, Gil Tough, Golf Liaison; Don Gosart,
en Golf Association President and Tourney chairman; Dr. Ron Shevock, Wyoming Valley CC and
ox Hill CC; Ron Pieczynski, rem CC; Walter Kuharchik, rem CC and Fox Hill CC; Gordon Dussin-
ger, Jr., rem Temple High Priest and Prophet; Paul Roman, Irem CC Golf Pro.
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The Irem Temple Country Club
Ladies Golf Association held a
Kickers Tournament on August 6
with Regina Whitesell as the win-
ner. The winner of the weekly prize
in Flight D went to Edith Jones
The Luzerne County 4-H Horse
and Pony Round-Up was held
August 3 with 38 members com-
peting in 51 English, western,
gymikhana and novice classes.
Extension Agent, Donna Grey,
states that the purpose of this show
was for members to demonstrate
their riding skills, one against
another.
The top three placings will now
represent Luzerne County at the
District 4-H Horse Show to be held
August 17 at Dallas.
They are: Amber Atherholt,
Lehman, Grooming & Showman-
ship 12 yrs & under and Pleasure
Pairs. Tania Atherholt, Lehman,
Pole Bending 14.0 & under; Clover
Leaf Barrel Race 14.0 & under;
Raised Box Keyhole 14.0 & under;
Open Trail 14.0 & under; Western
Riding and Western Pleasure Po-
‘nies. Emily Bost, Shavertown,
Hunter Hack Ponies. Cyndi Boyle,
Dallas, Novice Walk-Trot Equita-
tion and Novice Walk-Trot Pleas-
ure.
Also, Christy Callahan, Dallas,
Bareback Equitation; Hunter Hack
Horses and Hunter Seat Equita-
tion, Jr. Katie Conyngham, Dallas,
Hunter Hack Ponies; Pleasure Pairs;
Hunter Under Saddle Ponies and
County Team. Nettie Ginocchetti,
Wyoming, Bareback Equitation;
Award winners
Local boys who won awards at the recent PROSHOT basketball
mini-camp above, first row, from left, are Billy Puchalsky, A.J.
Finarelli; seond row, Billy Jenkins, J.P. Cosgrove and Dan Podehl.
John Szela, director of the ProShot basketball camp, assisted by
Paul Jobson, conducted a boys junior high school mini-camp the
weekend of July 26 through July 28.
Among the contest winners were five boys from the local area
including Billy Jenkins of Dallas, golf contest winner; A.J. Finarelli,
Dallas, Hot Shot winner; Bill Puchalsky, Wyoming, 2-on-2 and 5-
on-5 winner; J.P. Cosgrove, Dallas, layups winner and 5-on-5
winner; and Dan Podehl, Dallas, 5-on-5 winner.
located in Thornhurst.
Irem ladies golf tourney results
A Member-Member Tournament
was held on Tuesday July 16 by
the Irem Temple Ladies Golf Asso-
ciation at the Irem Temple Coun-
try Club. Winning teams were:
First, Gail Killeen, Bob Choi, Ar-
lene Hemence, Evelyn Eck-On
Blind Draw; Second, Angela Kim,
. Esther Saba, Connie Lizdas, Eve-
‘lyn Eck; Third, Leah Flock, Shirley
Evans, Louise Moore, Ruth Post;
Fourth. Kay Goodman, Jane Mal-
pass, Jane Kopp, Theresa Balliet.
Ata Locker Room Meeting which
- preceded the event it was an-
nounced that honorary member-
ship certificates were awarded to
Elizebeth Montgomery and Eva
Guyler, former long time mebers of
the Irem Ladies Golf Association.
Hunt Seat Equitation aver Jumps,
Title tilt set for Wednesday
Runnin’ Bulls, Fieldhouse will
meet for Dallas rec roundball title
The Runnin’ Bulls paced by Joe
Flaherty's 34 points, reached the
championship game of the Dallas
Rec/Fieldhouse Adult Basketball
League by downing the Domina-
tors 75-73, Bob Jones chipped in
16 for the winners while Ray Russin
had a tremendous game with 33
for the losers. The Bulls will now
face the Fieldhouse for the overall
championship on Wednesday,
Augustl4, at 6:30 p.m. Both teams
have lost only one game this sum-
mer and this game promises to be
a thriller with the Fieldhouse team
style game in contrast to the one
man show in Joe Flaherty for the
Bulls.
The 12-16 year old league
wrapped up play this past week
with a pair of games. The cham-
pion Runnin’ Recters finished ona
winning note by nipping the Bad
Boys 54-52. Jeff Kunkle led the
winners with 15 while Joe Noon |
added 12. Tim Puz, who will or |
be entering the 7th grade this fall, |
had a tremendous game re |
losers with 24 points and several |
broke into double figures with 10. |
In the final game of the season, |
George Marut banged in 35 points ||
to lead the Mavericks to a 44-42 ||
win over the Bulls. Brian Ford had bl
22 for the losers.
Back Mountain Teeners finish season
By CHARLOT M. DENMON
Staff Writer
Back Mountain 14-15 year-old
teeners won by a 9-0 forfeit August
1 over East End when the game
was halted by the umpires after 3
1/2 innings due to unsportsman-
like conduct by the East Enders.
The local team was leading 9-4
when the game was halted with
Ernie Chamberlain hitting a grand
slam homerun. He also had a
Regina Whitesell wins
Irem ladies golf tourney
and the putting prize to Ann
Corbett.
The first of three rounds of play
for the 1991 Club Championships
will begin on August 13.
4-H Horse Show Winners
Jr.; Working Hunter Ponies; Pleas-
ure Paris; Hunter Under Saddle
Ponies and County Team.
Also, Alisa Harris, Dallas, Nov-
ice Walk-Trot Equitation and Nov-
ice Walk-Trot Pleasure. Jennifer
Harteis, Dallas, Grooming &
Showmnship 16 yrs & older; Open
Trail; Stock Seat Equitation, Sr.
and Western Pleasure Horses.
Justin Kreller, Sweet Valley,
Grooming & Showmanship 12 yrs
& under; Stock Seat Equitation, Jr.
and Western Pleasure Horses, Jr.
Devon Lewis, Dallas, Grooming &
Showmanship 12 yrs & under,
Bareback Equitation; Stock Seat
Equitation, Jr. and Western Pleas-
ure Horses Jr. Anna Lloyd, Dallas,
Novice Walk-Trot Equitation.
Also Amy McLaughlin, Lehman,
Grooming & Showmanship 16 yrs
& older; Stock Seat Equitation, Sr.
and Western Pleasure Horses, Sr.
Sarah Sordoni, Dallas, Hunter Seat
Equittion, Jr. Joanne Tregaskis,
Dallas, Pole Bending, over 14.0;
Clover Leaf Barrel Race over 14.0;
Raised Box Keyhole over 14.0 and
Reining.
For more information on the 4-
H horse program, contact Donna
Grey, Courthouse Annex, 5 Water
Street, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711 or
phone 825-1701 or 459-0736, ext.
701.
double in the game.
Jeff Kunkle; Shawn Scavone,
Brian Brady, Will Woronko, Randy
Slaff and Pete Wychulis also had
power at the plate.
The win advanced the Back
Mountain team to play Nanticoke
August 3 at Christian field in the
losers bracket.
The lcoal team was eliminated
by Nanticoke 9-4 with Greg Baron
pitching for the winners.
Ernie Chamberlain took the loss
for the Back Mountain. Randy Slaff |
went 3-for-4 for the local team at ij
the plate.
The Back Mountain 16-years sold |
teeners were eliminated from the ||
All-Star Tournament August 2 A!
when Plains shut them out 10-0
behind the one hit pitching of Eric |
Sovan, who also struck out 11.
Back Mountain shortstop Baily ; |
. had the lone hit for the local team.
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Pro Shooters
games and drills.
B. Sartori, Corey Cherup, Dallas;
Bishop Hoban.
ProShot Basketball Camp recently held its first Boys High School
Mini-Camp of the summer. There were numerous competitive
The following were winners: 1 -on-1, Mark Medura, Dallas; Shoot-
ing Skills, Stephen Kaminski, Crestwood: Long & Shorts, Mike
Wagner, Dallas; Knockout, Mike Wagner; HotShot, M. Medura;
Layups, Brian Sartori, Weatherly; Cat ‘n Rat, Brian Sartori; 2- -on-2,
Kaminski, C. Cherup, Mark Medura; Blackjack, Eric Schuler,
Camp Director is John Szela and Assistant is Paul Jobson.
4-on-4, M. Wagner, Stephen
Weightlifting
scheduled for August 25
The American Drug Free Power-
lifting Association will hold the
Luzerne and Lackawanna Coun-
ties Closed Bench Press Champi-
onships' and the Eastern U.S.
Bench Press Championships on
August 25th at the Ho-Jo Inn on
Kidder Street, Wilkes-Barre. The
- competition is open to any drug
competition
free athlete. There will be divisions
in the Mens/Womens/Masters/
Teenage and Open.
For further information stop at:
Kuc's Fitness Store,
Northhampton St., Wilkes-Barre
or 542 Boulevard Ave.,
City. or call 823-6994 in Wilkes-
Barre or 489-3213in Dickson City.
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