12 Dallas Post Dallas, PA Thursday, November 14, 2002 Dallas (continued from page 11) On the next Dallas play from fecrimmage, Steve Brouse inter- “cepted his second pass of the . game, giving Selinsgrove the * ball at the Mountaineer 34. Dal- it ulas had another chance late in the third quarter. A member of the secondary, Gryskevicz picked off Pope and returned it . 36 yards to the Selinsgrove 17. " Four plays later, Gryskevicz scored from the 1 with 21 sec- onds left in the period to cut the lead to 28-14, but other than two first downs on its next se- ries, Dallas couldn't sustain a drive against the Selinsgrove de- fense. This article appeared in origi- nal form in the Times Leader. FOR THE DALLAS POST/FRED ADAMS Matt Kelly cradled the ball as he looked for an opening in the line Friday against Selinsgrove. BACK MOUNTAIN BOWL Back Mountain Farmers, ! Mules 33-11, Peacocks 28-16, Ugly Ducklings 27-17, Turkeys 26.5-17.5, Longhorns 22.5-21.5, Thoroughbreds 20-24, Broncos 17.5-26.5, Flaming Eagles 17- 27, Hayseeds 16.5-27.5,' Black Sheep 12-32. Top Men Scorers: Ron Orkwis 248-671, Gary Mazur 235-633, Matt Fritz 256-614, Tim Berti 232-588, Glen Mazur 203-570, Jack Stichak 201-570. Top Women Scorers: Connie Doty 193-540, Mickey Handly 206-530, Theresa Doty 190-484, Wendy Strunk 160-468, Patty Reed 159-466. Back League Bantams, The Pin Crushers 18-3, The Shark Pins 10-11, Wolves 8.5-12.5, Bears 5.5-15.5. Top Boy Scorers: Mike Terninko 102-188, Kyle Fine 85- 166, Zachary Nase 79-156, Bryan Brokenshire 88-140, Dakota Tunis 80-131, David Allen 69-127, Scott Judson 67- 122, Todd Rubin 67-114. Top Girl Scorers: Kyle Ann Tu- nis 47-90, Shelby Rubin 38-69. Junior/Seniors, The Evil Ones 20-8, Zippos 18.5-9.5, The Second Placers 11-17, The Dev- ils 6.5-21.5. Top Boy Scorers: Tim Doty 198-500, Joe Pretko 150-428, Tim Allen 163-416, John Par- sons 146-414, Joe DeMuro 148- 412, Jake Riddle 154-396, Gary Cobleigh 153-357, Carl Bartizek 127-339, Kevin Mills 117-321, Jonathan Kopcho 124-298. Top . Girl = Scorers: Sam Laskowski 179-456, Megan Strunk 164-340, Jennifer Jones 111-276, Marina Suder 83-237. Pee Wees Top Boy Scorers: Ronnie Ziomek 73, Matthew Caffrey 67, Michael Peck 66, Lucas Nase 62, David Burgerhoff 57. Top Girl Scorers: Taylor Bro- kenshire 72, Kimberly Pretko 72. Preps, The Ball Bombers 20- 8, America Rules 16-12, Vipers 12-16, Penatrators 8-20. Top Boy Scorers: Travis Doty 155-426, Chris Buchanan 143- 395, Jessie Tunis 118-329, Matt Malak 113-322, Will Wilson 136-315, Neil Popko 110-299, Mike Llewellyn 92-267, Eddie Ruger 105-265, Drew Clouse 100-254, Henry Judson 101- 254, Alex Suder 89-253, Antho- ny LaFratte 53-133. Top Girl Scorers: Jessie De- Muro 116-330. Mountain Youth Friday Nite Mixed League, The Erasers 24-8, Lucky Five 18-14, Head Pins 17-15, Mother Yuckers 17-15, “A” Team 16-16, Nofkgway 14-18, Pin Action 13- 19, Intimidators 9-23. Top Men Scorers: Matt Fritz 290, Garry Shelly 212, Joe Pur- Ty IBOWLING RESULTS | cell 211. Top Women Scorers: Lori Piaz- za 199, Wendy Strunk 196, Shannon Dymond 171. Ladies Country League, Thunderbirds 26.5-17.5, Trail- blazers 26-18, Corvettes 22.5- 21.5, Town Cars 21-23," Hot Rods 19.5-24.5, Mustangs 16.5- 27.5. Top Scorers: Suzy Thompson 224-156-233-613, Heather Pat- ton 245-154-201-600, Mindy Schuler 147-192-191-530, Rose Radzinski 164-193-171-528, Sharyon Ragakonis 190-137- 193-520, Janet Lameroux 194- 179-120-493. Native Textiles, Nobodys 25- 11, 4 K's and a C 25-11, Needy 20.5-15.5, What's That 20-16, Just Us 19-17, The Erasers 19- 17, Strike Force 18-18, Ball Busters 17.5-18.5, Old Timer + 4 17-19, Cookie Less 14-22, The Family + “T” 13-23. Top Men Scorers: Clem Kopko 236-634, Matt Pretko 220-625, Dave Eddy 214-611, Rob Lam- bert 244-608, Steve Lunger 231- 602. Top Women Scorers: Annette Dunn 245-533, Barb Kopko 201-521, Elaine Coburn 203- 505, Cheryl Kaschak 192-492, Grace Pisano 187-486. Our Gang, Butchs 26-10, Stymies 24-12, Porkys 22-14, Chubbys 22-14, Spankys 20-16, Buckwheats 19-17, Worms 18- 18, Wheezers 14.5-21.5, Spikes 14-22, Mickeys 13-23, Darla 12.5-23.5, Alfalfas 11-25. Top Men Scorers: Bryan Mock 243-619, Frank Tregan 597, Lou Hall 594, Francis Gurnari 576, Bill Lathrop 568. Top Women Scorers: Lynn Busch 201-224-617, Christa Se- ward 506, Joann Leonard 491, Rita Busch 485, Marie Carkhuff 471. Sunday Night Mixed Couples, Welitchko’s 23-13, Shaver’s 22-14, Strazdus’ Rich 22-14, Strazdus’ G 20-16, Gu- la’s 18-18, Nice’s 17.5-18.5, Palmer's 12.5-23.5, Strazdus Sr Ray 9-27. Top Men Scorers: Jack King 212-173-550, Ray Strazdus Sr. 199-176-530, Paul Nice 187- 175-528, Hall Shaver 204-174- 523, John Gula 172-170-507. Top Women Scorers: Marie Nice 245-193-582, Michelle Faux 181-174-498, Betty King 168-165-467, Joan Roginski 169-150-456, Pat Smith 189- 142-439. Leading Averages (Men): Hall Shaver 177, Dan Palmer 176, Greg Strazdus 174, Gene Smith 168, Jack King 168, Rich Straz- dus 165. Leading Averages (Women): Marie Nice 164, Betty King 162, Chris Pizzano 157, Connie Bol- carovic 154, Pat Smith 145. Ca Z R 5 The Wyoming Seminary Varsity Club recently inducted seven new members into its Sports Hall of Fame during the club’s 28th annual banquet. This year’s honorees were Dr. Howard C. Beane, Sloss of 1949, football; Robert J. Lytle, class of 1985, golf; Scott P. Parkhurst, class of 1978, tennis; John D. Platt, class of 1949, wrestling; Christopher R. Saul, class of 1986, soccer; Mary Shafer Wakeman, class of 1975, field hockey, Barbara Klein Wind- ham, class of 1976, field hockey, basketball and softball. Seen during the dinner held in the inductees’ honor are, from left: Christopher Saul, Arlington, Vir- ginia; Scott Parkhurst, Shavertown; Howard Beane, Camp Hill; Robert Lytle, Montoursville; Barbara Klein Windham, Atherton, California; and Mary Shafer Wakeman, Marlboro, Massachusetts. Not pre- sent for photo: John Platt, Dallas, Texas. Game Commission calender is on sale As Pennsylvanians plan for the holiday gift-giving season, the Pennsylvania Game Commission unveiled its 2003 calendar, priced at $8.95 (plus tax and shipping), on “The Outdoor Shop” on the agency's website (www.pgc.state.pa.us) and at all Game Commission offices. The 2003 calendar features a year’s worth of dramatic wildlife photos taken by agency employ- ees: Hal Korber, information spe- cialist in the Harrisburg head- quarters; Robert W. Criswell, Southcentral Region Land Man- agement Supervisor in Hunting- don; Billie Cromwell, retired Food arid Cover Crew foreman in Ful- ton County; John Wasserman, Wildlife Conservation Officer in Clinton County; Timothy C. Flanigan, Wildlife Conservation Officer in Bedford County. January through December features a full-color photo of a different wildlife species, includ- ing: a barred owl; tundra swans; a bobcat; an eastern bluebird; a black-crowned night heron; a mink; ospreys; a porcupine; white-tailed deer fawn; a wood- cock; an antlered white-tailed deer; and a bull elk. The calendar also provides a brief overview of the Game Com- mission and a list of contact in- formation for the agency's Harris- burg headquarters and six region offices. Speace scores in Pee Wee A win Graham Speace, Shavertown, scored one of two goals for the Pocono Pirates Pee Wee A team in a 2-0 win over the Binghamton Polar Ice last week. CROSSWORD CORNER Deer hunt scheduled at Frances Slocum State Park The state Department of Con- servation and Natural Resources (DCNR) will conduct a regulated deer hunt at Frances Slocum State Park, Luzerne County, Monday, December 9, to help control the deer population within the park. The one-day hunt is for white- tail deer only, and will be con- ducted in areas not nofmally open to hunting. To ensure the safety of all park visitors, the — 1 park will be closed to all other gy activities this day. To participate, hunters must hold an unfilled Luzerne county antlerless license. Only manual- ly operated shotguns 20 gauge or larger, or muzzleloading firearms will be allowed. The hunt will be limited to the first 40 hunters that arrive at the park starting at 6 a.m., and will not be chosen by lottery draw- ing. All hunters entering the park will be-checked to ensurcl) they have a valid unfilled Luzerne county antlerless li- cense and appropriate firearm, and be asked to fill out a regis- tration and safety orientation form before being assigned a designated parking area. “When the deer population is out of balance with the park land, it affects other wildlife, ini) cluding the elimination of plant species and destruction of habi- tats for birds and small mam- mals,” said Roger Fickes, direc- tor of the Bureau of State Parks. Fickes explained that the exces- sive deer herd is destroying park vegetation and needs to be con- trolled on a yearly basis. He said that after hunts at other state parks, the park staff usually sees a return of long absent wildflowers, shrubs, and small trees. Safety zones, no hunting ar- eas, and park boundaries will be posted and strictly enforced. 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