12 The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, September 21, 1994 Junior football SportsShorts Raiders C-Team on a roll Kingston Township Raiders C- Team traveled by bus to Shawnee Indian territory Sept. 11 and de- feated Plymouth 16-14. Both offensive an defensive lines did an outstanding job. Touchdowns were made by Billy Youells and Jonathan Barbose. Two-point conversions were made by Matt Rodina and Bobby Zaruta. On the defense, Stephen Salavantis, Jimmy Larson, Nick Mathewson and Mitch Ruddy made an impact on Plymouth's offense. Both Raiders A- and B-teams lost to the Indians. In a game against the Ed- wardsville Eagles, the Raiders C- i Team won 24-0 The first touchdown was scored by Jonathan Barbose on a pass from Bobby Zaruta. Jimmy Lar- son scored the next two touch- downs on passes from Zaruta. Final score was made on a long run by Zaruta on a keeper. Once again, the defense managed to hold down the Eagles’ attempts to score. Key players for the defnse were Danny Piccillo, Stephen Salavan- tis, Mitch Ruddy and Marty Mur- ray. The Raiders C-Team is now 3- O for the season. The Raiders A- and B-Teams lost hard-fought contests against the Eagles, with Sean Hoskins scoring for the A-Team. The next game is September 25 against the Dallas Mini-Mounts at the Dallas high School field. Jr. Knight B team unbeaten The Lake Lehman Jr. Knights Football and Cheerleading Club hosted Larksville this week. The “C” team came back in the second half after being behind 0- 14 for a final quarter victory. Behind a strong offensive line Josh Martin took the ball from quarter- back Brian Cornen for two touch- down runs in the third quarter to bring the score to 12-14. With only seconds left on the clock Josh Martin again ran for a game winning touchdown for a 18-14 final score. Their record is 2-1. The “B” squad remained un- beaten at 3-0. Lehman scored touchdowns on their first four posessions to take a commanding lead. The first score came on a 20- yard run by Joey Shurmitis and Justin Brink taking in the two- point conversion. Justin Brink had a 15-yard touchdown run in the first quarter also. The second quarter scoring drives continued with Chris Teetsel and Justin Brink scoring touchdowns for a 26-0 lead at the half. The third quarter went score- less. The fourth quarter started with a Larksville drive for a score only to have a pass intercepted by Lehman in the end zone. Two plays later Lehman quarterback Zak Ragukos ran for a 95-yard touchdown. The final score was 32-0. The “A” team took their first loss, 14-40. Irv Nulton ran the initial kick-off back for a Lehman touchdown, but Larksville took advantage of their possessions to drive the half time score to 6-40. Other scores in the game came after a touchdown pass from Jake Rambus to Irv Nulton in the third quarter and a safety. Final score was 14-40. The Junior Knights will travel to Plymouth this Sunday. Mini-Mount C-Team tops Kingston The Dallas C-Team Mini-Mounts came out victorious again this week with a final score of 22-6 over the Kingston Huskies. The B-Team also beat the Huskies, 6-0. Although it put out a valiant effort, the A-Team couldn't come up with a win. The Mini-Mounts face the Kingston Township Raiders this week. POST PHOTO/LYNN SHEEHAN Doug Myers and Jard Rutt rambled in behind Stacey Suda as Dallas outran Nanticoke last week. Suda finished with a personal best time of 19:36 in the meet, and took first place in the girls’ meet. Dallas (continued from page 1) Crestwood. With 12:20 left in the game J.P. Cosgrove drilled a pen- _ alty kick for the lone Mountaineer score. Fred Maier guarded the goal with 12 saves. Wyoming Seminary 4, Dallas 2 Dallas seniors Joe Ankenbrand and Sean Callahan both scored for the Mounts in their loss on September 16. The Mountaineers lost the game despite a 2-2 tie at halftime. Ed Thomas had the assist for Ankenbrand. GOLF Tunkhannock 182, Dallas 189 The Mounts dropped to fourth place in the standings as they took their second loss of the sea- son against Tunkhannock Sep- tember 19. Lynn Kilduff shot a 44 and Scott Lewis a 46 in the losing effort. Their next match will be Thursday September 22 against third ranked Hanover. Dallas 181, Wyoming Area 200 Dallas was led by Lynn Kilduff in defeating Wyoming Area Sep- tember 13 . The Mountaineers remained undefeated with stellar performances from Tom Klimeck (45), Scott Lewis (45) and Justin Jumper (48). O’Reilly 146, Dallas 156 Dallas suffered their first de- feat of the season with a loss to Bishop O'Reilly September 15. Lynn Kilduff showed top forn with a 1-under 35. The Mounts record dropped to 5-1. Dallas 172, Nanticoke 197 Junior standout Lynn Kilduff - shot the top score with a 1-over- par 37 in Dallas's win on Septem- ber 16. Justin Jumper followed with a 43 and Scott Lewis and Tony Giardina each hit 46s. BOYS X-COUNTRY Dallas 15, Nanticoke 50 John Crispell led the way for Dallas with a finishing time of 18:30. Trailing behind were Mike Lykon (19:36), Steve Tomas- ura(19:40), Mike Tomasura(19:41) and Jared Rutt (20:16). In all Dallas had eight top ten finishes. GIRLS X-COUNTRY Dallas 15, Nanticoke 44 Stacey Suda performed her personal best with a time of 19:36 on September 14 against Nanti- coke. Rounding out the top five finishers were Amber Coolbaugh (22:42), Sarah Wysocki (23:00), Holly Baseski (24:17) and Robin Suda (25:18). Lehman (continued from page 1) with a 43 to help the Knights squeeze past Hoban. Lehman 159, Wyoming 172 Mark Andrusis set the pace for the Black Knights shooting a 3- over 38 on September 15 against Wyoming Area. Following behind were Ray Bartosh with a 39, and JeffFarley and Dave Cardwell each with 41. ; Knight football boosters meet Thursday The Lake-Lehman Football Booster Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. September 22 at The Grotto Pizza, Harveys Lake. Raiders pep rally Sept. 23 The Kingston Township Raiders will hold a pep rally September 23 at 6 p.m. at the Center Street park, to prepare the team for its upcoming game against rivals, the Dallas Mini-Mounts. Ertley, Larnerd win tournament The Irem Women's Golf Association held a member/guest tourna- ment and a better-ball format at the Dallas course September 13, with many women of the area's clubs participating. The event was won by Sis Ertley of Irem and Dorothy Larnerd of Fox Hill Country Club. Second low gross was won by Carol Smith and Joanne Freeman of Irem on a match of cards. First low net was won by Irem golfers Estelle Laux and Ann Nicholson. Other winners were: second low net, Sheila Yaple and Betsy Black- man; third low net, Sun Hee Koo and Kay Shynn; fourth low net, Corrine Sgarlat and Kathleen Maloney; fifth low net, Shirley Evans and Irene Cobryn and sixth low net, Connie Lizdas and Brucille Blackman. 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