10 The Dallas Post SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2009 Mountaineers trounce Lake-Lehman Knights,48-6, in 62nd annual game between the two Back Mountain rivals. The Dallas offense exploded for 35 unanswered points in the second half to defeat the Black Knights of Lake-Lehman, 48-6, in the 62nd Annual Old Shoe Game between the two Back Mountain rivals. The Mountaineers scored five of their touchdowns from inside the 10-yard line led by quarter- back Adam Goeringer who scored on a pair of two short runs and Jake Simon who added a pair of short scoring runs. Before an overflow Lake-Leh- man Homecoming crowd, Dallas improved its record to 9-1, ad- vancing to the District 2 Class 3A playoffs. The Mountaineers were sched- uled to play North Pocono this weekend at Mountaineer Stadi- um. Lake-Lehman, behind quarter- back Adam Weaver, had little trouble moving the ball against the Dallas defense in the first quarter. The Black Knights (4-6) scored on a 25-yard pass from Weaver to Brian Mathers, pulling within one to 7-6 with 4:44 remaining in the first quarter. The junior quarterback threw for 138 of his 165 yards in the first half. From that point; however, it was almost all Dallas. Dallas held Lake-Lehman to just 85 yards in the second half, 56 of them coming on a run by Mathers. All three Black Knights’ first downs in the second half came on the same drive which resulted in Lake-Lehman being stopped at the Dallas 3-yard line. The Mountaineer offense gained 183 yards in the first half and 186 in the second. Mountainer Paul Brace (No. 3) attempts to get by Brandon Ro- berts (No. 83) of Lake-Lehman. SPOrts Dallas gridders take Old Shoe home To Jessica Buziak, left, and Kate Martin perform with the Lake-Lehman Marching Band. AT RIGHT: Brandon Roberts advances the ball for Lake- Lehman. CHARLOTTE BZRTIZEK PHOTOS/ FOR THE DALLAS POST The Dallas Jr. Mounts D team won the Wyoming Valley West Football Conference Super Bow! with a14-8 victory over the Duryea Wildcats. Members of the championship team, their cheerleaders and coaches are shown here. bei DALLAS YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUE Banas, Bryon & Kim 47 DeLuca Law 36 Brian Banas scored 29 points and led a second- half comeback as Dr. Ba- nas, Dr. Bryon and Dr. Kim edged the Deluca Law Of- fice Raptors, 47-36. Alek- sey Gitelson added six points for the Knicks while Jonathan Wilson added four. Aaron Napkora and Allen Fell combined for 25 points for the Raptors while Dominic DeLuca added four points. Fieldhouse 57 Dr. Collini 33 Kyle Razawich had 20 points and Michael Pierce added 14 as the Spurs from Fieldhouse Sporting Goods topped the Bulls from Francis J. Collini, M.D., 57- 33. Eric Pincofski added nine points for the Spurs while J.T. Carey led the Bulls with 15 points. Greg Smith had eight points and David Pomfret added four points. Luxury Limousine 57 Frontier 32 Carl Gross scored a game- high 18 points as the Luxury Limousine Lakers defeated the Frontier Communication Magic, 57-32. Chad DeBona added 16 points for the Lak- ers and Blake Williams had 13. Billy Gately led the Magic attack with 15 points while Steven Wempa added six and Nick Muldoon chipped in five. Bishop Photo 44 Medico Industries 40 Matt Saba and Zach Con- nolly combined for 32 points as the 76ers from Bishop Pho- to survived a 44-40 victory over the Celtics from Medico Industries. Nigel Stearns added five points for the 76ers while Mariano Medico led the Cel- tics with 21 points, followed by Jory Brezinski with 10 and Aaron Yurko with seven.
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