The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, November 9, 1994 11 Mounts (continued from page 1) really nice job,” coach Gorgone take anything away from said of his junior running back. “ . Woronko. Mike is a good tough Pitcavage earned 85 of Lehman's I think we P lay ed kid. I have to give him a lot total 92 yards of offense, andwas aS well as we could credit....I think we played as well a great asset to the team, in the . ” as we could possibly play. We just game and the season. possibly p lay . played hard, and I was very - The next Dallas drive began with a 30-yard gain on a pass to Kunkle. A pitch back to Rhodes was thwarted by Mike Spencer and Bittenbender when they tack- led him for a loss of yardage. Rhodes caught the next Jackson pass setting up third and one. After a five yard penalty for illegal procedure against Dallas, Jackson was sacked by Dan Thomas and Brian Wesley for a loss of five more yards. On the third and 11, Jackson looked to Klick, and the Mounts had another first down near the Lehman 10-yard-line. With mere seconds left in the half, Kunkle attempted a field goal, but is was no good, and Dallas left the field @ with only a 7-0 lead at halftime. In the second half, Lehman's first drive ended abruptly when, on second and nine, Woronko was under tremendous pressure from the Dallas defense and a pass intended for Waslick was inter- cepted by Kunkle who ran 26 yards before being tackled by Adamshick near the Dallas 46. Rich Gorgone Lake-Lehman head coach Pat O'Neill interecepted a Woronko pass at the Lehman 35 onthe first play of the next Lehman drive which set up the final Dallas touchdown at the 8-yard-line. Butckofski bulled his way in for a gain of sixand Rhodes was kept to no gain. Then Butcofski ran in from the two-yard line for the score. The two-point conversion failed when Jackson was taken down by Pitcavage. The game's scoring was over and the score stood at 19-0 for the remainder of the play. “I was surprised at first,” said O'Neill of his interception.” didn't expect the ball to come. Then we just grinded it in,” as they turned the interception into points. For the rest of the game, the ball changed hands without much yardage being gained by either team, and although Klick had an interception, the Black Knights pleased with it,” said Lehman coach Gorgone, whose team fin- ished the season 6-4 and will play in the Eastern Conference play- offs this weekend. Dallas coach Jackson was also pleased with his team’s perform- ance on the day and throughout the season. “We pretty much accomplished the goals we set earlier this season of winning the division, making the playoffs and being undefeated is a great feel- ing. It's a tribute to the coaches...Bill Silvi, Harry Gulich, Tony Chiarucci, John McNeil, Scott Francis and Tom Yoniski did a great job preparing these kids for the season and I have to credit the assistant coaches and the kids,” he said. “We've been an opportunistic defense. We did get a couple of turnovers today and turned them both into scores. The kids played well. There have been a lot of interceptions this year, we had some good things. We're happy with what happened today and I thought the kids played really The Dallas Mini-Mounts C-Team Dallas Mini-Mounts in C-team Super Bowl The Dallas Mini-Mounts C- Team began its playoff game on Sunday Nov. 6 against Wilkes- Barre Bears, in Plymouth. Wilkes-Barre scored a quick six points in the first quarter to take the lead. Dallas countered and scored a matching six points in the first quarter, from a pass to made by QB Ryan Gryskievicz. Dallas applied pressure to Wilkes-Barre's line and came up with a few key turnovers, includ- ing a touchdown run by middle inside linebacker Jimmy Jordan. A final touchdown sealed Dal- las's effort in the third quarter of play by OB Ryan Gryskevicz. Gryskevicz was called back by the officials. Dallas's special teams did an outstanding job against the W-B Bears. Many thanks to Dallas Cheerleaders and advisors for a job well done and to Jeff Emanuel who supplied a bus. On Novembef 13 Dallas will y The team of Rhodes and But: Io0t tt Mounts 0 ony i fest well.” running back Jimmy Jordan. A Late in the fourth quarter an play the Larksville Greenwave for ¢ofski again advanced the ball, no more points. The ‘Old Shoe’ When asked about the team’s two point conversion was also 80-yard touchdown run by the Super Bowl Championship. gaining ne es! downs any get- rivalry game was certainly closer motivation in the game, senior ting the balldeepintothe Lehman than many expected. Pat O'Neil said, “We could be the : x end of the field. Their drive ended Dallas senior Buddy Rhodes first team for Coach Jackson to be Tr acy Kr upa IS outstanding for Cougars (Send your school) withan incomplete passtoViglone rushed for 1,031 yards this sea- 10-0, undefeated. We could be Volleyball standout Tracy Krupa has been named College Misericor- which was broken up by Waslick. son, passing the 1,000-yard-mark District Champs for the third time, dia Co-Athlete of the Month for October. news to Lehman took control of the ballat in the Lehman game. which no one has ever done in Krupa, a sophomore setter from Lake-Lehman High School, led the their own 29-yard-line after the “We did a nice job. It was tough Division 2 and it's Lehman, soit's Cougarstoa9-5 record during the month and a runner-up finish in the The Dallas Post turnover. without Johnny (Oliver). Not to a rivalry.” Pennsylvania Athletic Conference championships. She had 33 kills P.O. Box 366 + Pitcavage broke through the Dallas line and barreled his way to midfield, but the run was called aback and a penalty assessed for w ty clipping against Lehman. The Black Knights tried to get over the hurdle of being 18 yards away from their next first down, but after a two-yard gain by Pitcav- age, the Dallas defense forced a Woronko fumble deep in their own end. . Dallas recovered the fumble at the Lehman 25. Jackson passed to Kunkle at the 2-yard-line, and Misericordia dives into first swimm season The upcoming winter sports season will mark the beginning of a new era at College Misericordia as the Cougars participate in their first season of varsity swimming. Misericordia will swim a 14-meet schedule. Last year the Cougars competed on a sub-varsity level. The Cougars opened their season November 8 with a tri-meet at Swarthmore with Rutgers-Camden. They will host their first varsity meet, November 12 against Kutztown. 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