)) The Dallas Post Section 2 Wednesday , November 11, 1998 Sports Mounts prepare to meet PA's best By RONALD BARTIZEK Post Staff DALLAS - It's not unusual for a coach to sound the alarm about the next game. Joe Paterno is one mentor who regards every team as a challenge, and who takes none of them for granted, at least for public consumption. Ted Jack- son often takes the same ap- proach, cautioning that every op- ponent has something to be feared, and protecting against overconfi- dence. But that’s not going to be a problem this week. For the first time, the Dallas Mountaineers, one of the peren- nial powers in the Wyoming Val- ley Conference, will meet Berwick, Dallas vs. Berwick Saturday, Nov. 14, 1 p.m. Crispin Field, Berwick perhaps the strongest high school football program in Pennsylva- nia. Ted Jackson doesn’t have to pretend to be concerned. See MOUNTS, pg 10 Quarterback Chuck Suppon ran out of trouble against Lake- Lehman. Suppon ran five times and passed only once in the Mountaineers’ victory. i 2 veryone seemed to step a notch to cover their a team hes Li arday, Nov. 7 at Lake- lake Lehman S glLake-Lehman 16- Lehman wins soccer playoff Tom Brislin kicked in a goal off an assist from Jason Mahle with 9:12 left in the second half to give Lake-Lehman a 1-0 first round playoff win Tuesday against Tulpehocken. They will play again Saturday. DYB 7-8 BOYS Eastern Penn Supply 51 - Burger King 31 Eastern Penn came out on fire in the first quarter, behind the shooting of Paul McCue, who scored eight of his game high 26 points in the quarter. Ryan Gryskevicz kept the game close for Burger King with some key baskets. At quarter end itwas 12- 6 in Eastern Penn's favor. East- ern Penn kept up the scoring at- tack in the second quarter, outscoring Burger King 17-4 to take a commanding 29-10 lead at half time. It was all Eastern Penn the next two quarters. Leading the offense for Eastern Penn was Paul McCue with 26 points, fol- lowed by Todd Kerestes and Joel Lesinski with eight points apiece. Burger King's offense was led by Ryan Gryskevicz with 13 points followed by Matt Pietrazak with 10 points. Dallas Chiropractic 40 - Pioneer Const. 28 Dallas Chiropractic outscored Pioneer Const. 15-3 at the end of the first quarter, on the shooting of Donny Murray and Adam Tkaczyk. Pioneer's Mike Fehlinger and Chris Higdon cut the Chiro- practic lead at half time to 17-10. Each team traded baskets in the third quarter and Dallas Chiro- practicled 24-18 at quarter's end. Dallas Chiropractic continued their scoring ways in the fourth quarter, with Elijah and Adam Schoonover leading the way. Dal- las Chiropractic’s offense was led by Donny Murray with a game POST PHOTOS/RON BARTIZEK Lake-Lehman's Gregg Woronko leaped to haul in a pass during the Old Shoe Game Saturday. See 7-8 BALL, pg 10 Woronko caught two passes for 28 yards, but Lehman lost 20-0. Dallas Aquatic Ass'n meeting, events The Dallas Aquatic Association will hold its monthly meeting Mon- day, Nov. 23 at 7 p.m. at Mark II Restaurant in Dallas. A “Meet the Swimmers Night” will be held on Tuesday, Dec.1 at College Misericordia starting at 6 p.m. Coach Matt Stretanski will introduce the different events and swimmers. Information booklets for parents will be provided and refreshments will be served. A “Swim-A-Thon” will be held Tuesday, Dec. 8 at College Misericor- dia during regular practice time, 5-7 p.m. This is an important fund raiser for the team. Swimmers will seek pledges per laps, completed during the event. Please help the team make this event a success. DHS Soccer Club to hold game Nov. 28 The Dallas High School Soccer Club will hold their annual Thanks- giving Alumni Game on Saturday, Nov. 28 at 11 a.m. at the high school field. Former coach John McCafferty will be coaching the alumni team, while head coach Chris Scharff will be coaching the 1998 team for this special game. Alumni players can call Joe McHale at 675-9024 for more information. irem Women's Golf wraps up season The Irem Women’s Golf Association held a closing dinner recently awarding prizes for the 1998 season. Winners pictured from left, Club Championship: 1st row, Bok Choi, club champion; Diane Kocik, runner-up; Sun Hee Koo, first low net; Kay Goodman, second low net; Second Flight: Joan Moran, first low gross; Sheila Yaple, second low gross; 2nd row: Jane Boltz, first low net; Dot Harding, second low net; Third Flight: Mary Ann Stelma, first low gross; Lois DeGennaro, second low gross; Jane Kopp, first low net; Fourth Flight: Theresa Balliet, first low gross; Corrine Sgarlat, grandmother's prize; Betsy Thomas, chairman’s prize; Sheila Yaple, Captain's prize. The following prizes were also awarded: Ringers: First Flight: Carole Ertley, gross; Joann Freeman, net Dallas Middle Sch Second Flight: Corrine Sgarlat, gross; Joann Berrettini, net Van Horn, Jared Swire, Brad Loghridge. Second TOW; Jim Larson, Ryan Bolton, McDonald, Ben Coslett Third Flight: Shirley Evans, gross; Mary Ann Stelma, net Chris Arnaud, Jonathon Nutche, Ryan Pettit, Jeff Emanuel, James Holdridge, Matt Tucker. Fourth Flight: None Libenson, gross; Theresa Balliet, net _ Third row; Mike Dombroski, John Krispen, Christian Cook, Adam Harris, Charlie Stajewski, Jeremy Most Improved Golfer: Nona Libenson (by computer); Young Chang . Harris, Jon Barbose, Tyan Gryskevicz, Kevin Armaud, Dan Piccilo, Mike Racoski, Steve Neiman. (by Index) Chip-Ins: Gail Killeen. to; Brian Whalen, Rich Adams, Mike Evans.
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