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-8 Pittsburgh Press, May 25, 1 980 llAios Pater no's Offensive Boss? Ask A Realtor Press Box I I Jhn IvV 1 1 1 clayton I JOS Best Paterno quote during spring drills involved Jim Brown, the Lions' 280-pound offensive tackle who returned to the roster after a red-shirt year. Brown's weight ballooned over 300 pounds after he broke his ankle last spring. "Sometimes he can't run with that ankle, and he can run well when his weight gets up to 290, but he still likes to eat," Paterno said. Pitt fans who think Ohio State is the team to beat for the national championship take heart. The Buckeyes don't have an offensive line.

Four of the five starters of January's Rose Bowl loser have graduated, and three top replacements at tackle have been eliminated. Tim Brown and Bill Thomas are academically ineligible. Tom Lebenick seriously in-, jured a knee and is not expected to be healthy by the fall. That leaves Joe Lukens as the only-returning starter and the only bona fide major-college linemen on the team. The graduation of the Buckeyes' top two fullbacks forced Tim Spencer, a promising freshman tailback, to move to fullback.

Although he is expected to be a star, Spencer weighs 205 pounds, light by Ohio State Meanwhile, Art Schlichter had a poor spring game. The rest of the team was graded by the coaching staff as having only "fair" spring drills. Remember the Point Park basketball team's recent visit to Israel for a three-game tour against the Israeli nationals? Well, af least it was a diplomatic and cultural success. The Pioneers lost all three games by "more than 100 points." Well, it was an education. Don't be surprised if Allegheny Community College has the most successful basketball team in the city next year.

Don't be surprised if the Eastern Eight tournament takes a one-season sabbatical from the Civic Arena within the next five years and an NCAA regional takes its place. But Pitt and Duquesne must combine forces and battle for that possibility, which is like getting Israel and Egypt to agree on the liberation of Palestine. Next year may be the lightest year for major-college basketball talent among Western Pennsylvania high school seniors in recent memory. White when he switched from defensive line coach to the athletic office. Although Joe Paterno has not named a successor, John Bove, a part-time coach last year with 16 years of college coaching experience, is the leading candidate.

Bob Petchel, another part-timer, should stay in the same capacity next fall. Team speed on defense is one of Penn State's concerns for next fall. Keeping offensive players in track shoes will be another. Ten Penn State recruits have clocked times of under 10 seconds in the 100-yard dash during their high school careers. Todd Blackledge eventually will become the Lions' starting quarterback, but will spend some time during the season behind Frank Rocco and Jeff Hostetler.

Rocco has improved his confidence, throwing and running. Hostetler has proven he is not a linebacker. But Blackledge has the best arm on the squad. West Virginia football Coach Don Nehlen hasn't had much luck since assuming the job in December. Now he has no Luck at all.

Oliver Luck, the Mountaineers' flashy quarterback who excelled as a sophomore, recently fPRING CLEANING on a cluttered desk Vj and some small thoughts at large: How do real estate agents in State College fill their idle days of high inflation and low housing markets? They try to give Joe Paterno an offensive coordinator. There have been more rumors supposedly started by real estate agents than houses sold this year. First, there was the famous Galen Hall house search, when the former Lion quarterback was rumored to be looking for a State College home, thus insuring that he would become the offensive coordinator. Hall, still offensive coordinator at Oklahoma, didn't buy a home and Penn State didn't have an offensive coordinator. Next up was Roger Staubach, the recently retired Dallas Cowboy quarterback.

Staubach was reportedly investigating the purchase of a $200,000 home. Surely that would give the Lions an offensive coordinator. No deal. Staubach signed a contract to be a television commentator. But if Paterno ever signs an offensive coordinator, he knows where to pay the commission.

Incidentally, there is still an opening on Penn State's staff, the spot vacated by J.T. underwent ankle surgery. The injury, however, is not considered serious. When be accepted the job, Nehlen retained Nick Saban as the only coach from Frank Cignetti's staff. Saban, who is well respected in the Youngstown area, accepted a better opportunity at Ohio State.

A handful of Youngstown recruits, who were almost in Mountaineer uniforms, followed him to Columbus. Most humorous Chuck Noll quote during the college player draft: When asked about Terry Bradshaw's peanut butter, Noll responded, "I told Terry I bought a jar of peanut butter, and I asked him where do I send the label to get a refund." PIAA Track And Field Summaries High lump: (1) Candy Cashell, Unlonvllle, 5-9. (2) Collena Hammond, Wellsboro. (3) Dawn Newman, Tulpehocken. (4) Barb Relnerd, Brookville.

(5) Bonnie McLelannan, Unlonvllle. (6) Janell McMillan, Avongrove. (i) Jenlie Lock hart, Quaker Valley. Lew hurdles: Helnbach, Garden Spot, 14.07 seconds. (2) Dovle, Lakevlew.

(3) Houck, Huntingdon. (41 Zamolyl, Salisbury. (5) Key, Loyalsock. (6) Gannls, Brentwood. 100-meter dattr.

(1) Johnson, Clairton, 12.42 seconds. (J) PoaHan, 8ctorara. (3) Asbury, Darbv-olwyn. (4) Hassler, Schuylkill valley. (5) Kepner.

Lakevlew. (6) EoWton, Mansfield. UOo-meter run: (1) McLaln, Eastern, 4:52.03. (i) Schmltt. Gwvnedd Mercy.

(3) Mailschewskl, Perklomen Valley. (4) Johnson, Camp Hill. (5) BorawaskL Kennedy Chrlstlaa (6) Maurer, Towanda. Discus: (1) Travers, Wilmington, 131 ft. it Inches.

(2) Beattv, Moniteau. (3) Boyle, York Catholic. (4) Barker, Northern Potter. (5) Koopmann, Northwestern Lehigh. (6) Wilson, Lakevlew.

400-meter relay: (1) Sarrell, 49.18 seconds (state record). (2) Lampeter-Straussburg. (3) Octorara. (4) Scotland. (5) Mansfield.

(6) West York. 400-meter dash: Bradley, Bishop McCort, 56.24 seconds (state record). (21 Johnstone, Kane. (3) Kehs. Perklomen Velley.

(4) Jordan, Farrell. (5) jaycox, Acad Sh tfffiWt Bl, --wK'. b. i -t I I Trinity Girl Puts Shot Record 50-1 SfflPPENSBURG Trinity High School senior Elaine Sobansky ended her scholastic career in a blaze of glory here yesterday by putting the shot a state-record 50 feet IV4 inches. The mighty heave represented only the third time in history that a United States high school girl has surpassed 50 feet with the four-kilo (8 pound, 13 ounce) shot.

The best put ever was 50 feet 3 inches, set in 1968, while Sobansky produced the other long put, 50 feet inch, during the Penn Relays at Philadelphia earlier this spring. Yesterday's winning effort sewed up Sobansky's third straight state championship in an event in which she also holds the state record with the lighter, eight-pound balL However, her bid to double yesterday with a repeat title in the discus was foiled by Gateway's Jodi Smith, who a week-and-a-half earlier had ended Sobansky's reign as WPIAL discus champion. This time Smith whipped the dish 138 feet 6 inches, while Sobansky placed second with a 137-8 effort. Meanwhile, there was as expected no unseating Candy Young, the hurdler extraordinaire from Beaver Falls. Young repeated in her specialty, the 100-meter hurdles, with a 13.65-second effort that was about one-third of a second slower than her state-meet record time (13.27) set last year.

Kathy Travers of Wilmington was also unstoppable as she won her third straight shot put title and second straight discus crown in the girls Class AA competition. In other Class AA field events, Mary Chrobak of Shenango captured the javelin with a state-record throw of 142 feet 10 inches, and Northgate's Marlene Myers took the triple jump with a leap of 37 feet 2 inches. Peabody brought the City League a taste of gold as the girls 400-meter relay team raced to a first place in the Class AAA competition, while one of the Highlander sprinters, City champ Renee Henderson, was second in the 100-meter dash. WPIAL sprint queen Kim Crunkleton, who paced her Jamison, Moniteau. (6) Parsons, Keystone.

20e-meter dattr (1) Johnson, Milton Hershey, 22.30 seconds (state record). (2) Brooks, Swarthmore. (3) Nocho, Kennetl Square. (4) Harris, Charleroi. (S) Jaies, Union City.

(6) Spelcher, Lakeland. Long jump: Brooks, Swarthmore, 21 feet 1 1 Inches (state record). (2) Toulton. Clairton. (3) Keys, Susquehanna Township.

(4) Tobias. Exeter. (5) Pompev, Clairton. (6) Carter, Darby Town- ship. Tripte tump: (1) Tobies, Exeter, 47 teef '4 Inches (state record).

(2) Brown. Darby Township. (3) Toulton, Clairton. (4) Harrison, Meyers. (5) Thomas, Jefferson-Morgan.

(6) Kessel, Mars. High jump: ()) Germany, Clarion, 6 feet 9 Inches (state record). (2) Tobias, Exeter. 3) Wells, Greencastle-Antrlm. (4) Blatt, Conrad Welser.

(5) Clark, Grove City. (6) Johnson, Lansdowne-Aldon. 3200-meter run: (1) Morgan, Clarion, 9:12.82 (state record). (2) Shaffer, Apollo-Rldge. (3) Hershey, Columbia.

(4) Eckert, West Perry. urusnei, uirara (6) uemen, Warrior Run. 3100-meter relay: (1) North East, 7:55.03 (state record). (2 ClalrVm. (3) Clarion.

(4) Nativity. (5) Exeter. (6) Scotland 1600-meter relay: (1) Scotland. 3:22.98 (state record). (2) Kennetl Square.

(3) Dover. (4) Academy. (5) Clarion. (6) Jeannette. Girls Class AAA Team standings: State College, 44; Peabody, 34; Hempfleld, 26; Radnor.

20: Upper Dublin, 20; CouncirRock, 20; Trinity, 18; Her. rlsburg. 18; Wllllamsoorl 18, North Penn, 18; Gateway, 17: Beaver Falls. 16. Wlssahlckon.

14; Reading, 13; Henderson, Pelvmra, 1 Tech Memorial, 1 1: Norrlstown, 10; Manhelm Central, 10; Ablngton, 10; York Suburban, William Tennent, Warwick, Conestoga, Baldwin, Sun Valley, Carlisle, Milton. Muhlenberg, Plymouth Whlfemersh, Lancaster Catholic, Upper St. Clair, Penn Manor, Souderton Keystone oakt, Pennridge, Mechenicsburg. Beaver Area, Coatesvllle, ij Penn Hills, Naia-reth, Chambersburp, Dallastown, 2: Southern Lehigh McDowell, Spring Grove, New Castle, Hatsboro-Horsham, 1. Lang jump: (1) Hanna Humphreys.

Slate College, 18 feet. (2) Steele weldon, Henderson. (3) Pau-lette Wellington, Wlssahlckon. (4) Amy Schaffer, Council Rock. 5) Deborah Massey, Reading.

(6) ana Slpet, Beaver Area. DiKut: (1) Jodl Smith, Gateway, 138-6. (7) Elaine Sobansky. Trinity. (3) Marilyn Dist.

3 Hempfleld. (4) Karen Tallman, Wllllamsport. (5) Tonl Mitchell, Norrlstown. (6) Aldlne Owens, Lancaster Catholic 1200-meter relay: (1) North Penn, 9: 17.72, ttete record. (2) Norrlstown.

(3) State College. (4) Pennridge. (5) Plymouth-Whltemersh. (6) Sun Valley. Law hurdlet: (1) Young, Beaver Falls, 13.65 seconds (state record).

(2) Hat7enbeller, William Tennent. (3) Martin, Penn Manor. (4) Johnson, Harrlsburg. (5) Moore, Coafsvllle. Ut meter dash: (1) Rose Gllmore, Reading, 12.06 seconds.

(2) Henderson. Peabody. (3) Blanchard, Tech Memorial. (4) Lee, Adlngton. (5) Toney, Penn Hills.

(6) Crunkleton, New Castle. 100-meter run: Strauss, State College, 4:53.27 (state record). (2) Tracy, Conestoga. (3) Turner, Council Rock. (4) Bronner, Mechenicsburg.

(5) Kotek, Dallastown. (6) Garvin, Beaver Area. Javelin: (11 Marilyn Seni, Dlst. 3 Hempfleld, (53 ft. 2 Inches (state record).

(2) Amey, Baldwin. 13) Warren, Upper St. Clair. (4) Smith, Boys Class AAA Team ttandHigt: Harrlsburg, 44; Chester, 24; North Penn, 22; Ephrata, 18; Penn Hills. 18; Beaver Falls, 18; Radnor, 18; State College, 18; Reading, 18; Ablngton Heights, 16; Central Dauphin East, 16; Ridley, 16; NantlcoCe.

14; Coatesvllle, 14; Uniontown, 14; Dubois, 14; punxsutawney, 13; Nortti Alle- Rheny, 13; Lower Marlon, 12; IllUmsport, 12; Lower Dauphin, 10; Methacton 10; Norrlstown. 10; Pocono Mountain, 10; Cumberland Valley. 10; Gateway, 10; North Hills, Great Valley, Hershey, Council Rock, VVoodrow Wilson, Mt. Carmel Interboro, Plvmouth.Whitemarsh, Downlngtown. 6: Wlssahlckon, Fox Chapel, Tech Memorial, Pottstown, Wyoming Area, William Tennent, 4: Mt.

Leabanon, Steel Valley, Central Camollc. Washington, Peabody, West Mifflin North. Aliqulppa, Johnstown, Central Bucks East, Central York, Boyertown, Sellns Grove. Hempfleld. Schenlev, Upper Moreland, Haverford, Caughlln, Dallastown.

Butler. Governor Mifflin, Whitehall, Cedarcrest, 1. Javelin: fl) William Smith, Norrlstown, 215 feet (2) Barry Kent, Mount Carmel. (3) Ron Jellnek, North Allegheny. (4) Todd Tralster, Wllllamsport.

(5) Ken Matthias, Upper Moreland. Shot put (1) Doug Davis, Ablngton Heights, 58.25 feet. (21 Bob Watson. Hershey. (3) Glenn plncoottf, Pocono Mountain.

(4) Terrence Bollinger, Central Dauphin East. (5) Kyle Goss, State College. (6) Ron Sort, Coughlln. 3200-meter relay: (1) North Penn, 7:43.65 (state record). (2) Chester (3) State College.

(4) Mt. Lebanon. (5) Central Bucks East. (6) North Allegheny. High hurdles: (1) Lane, Harrlsburg 13.85 seconds (state record).

(2) Peck. Ephrata. (3) Shoskln, McDowell. (4) Ouade. Governor Mifflin.

(5) Hull, Washington. (6) McCracken, Interboro. 100-meter dash: (1) Chris Snydor, Radnor, 10.75 seconds. (2) Austin, Penn Hills. (3) Stonewall, Downlngtown.

(4) Helm, Harrlsburg. (5) Henderson, West Mifflin North. (6) Fttipatrlck, Tech Memorial. 400-meter relay: (1) Harrls burg, 41.57 seconds (state record). (2) Beaver Falls.

(3) Penn Hills. (4) Keaaina. Aiiquippa. 6) Kiym- oum-wniremarsn. Lono iumo: 1) Howard, Methadbn.

23 ft. 1 record). (2) Gay, Gateway. (3) Plttman. Chester.

(4) Lawson, Penn Hills. (5) King. Johnstown. (6) Mccaivin, pomtown. l00-meter run: (1) Steve Soenre.

Lower Dauohln. 4:12.38. (2) Frank German, Punxsutawney. iey. a Koper, r-ox mapei.

McGorrey, William Tennent. Komenoeroer, goyerrown. Johnson, Washington. 300-meter intermediate hur dles: (1 Peck Ephrata, 37.10 sec- onos. wi rvucnaei, uuoots.

ij. Irvine. Plvmouth-Whrlemarsh. (4 2I Lane, Harrlsburg. (5) Toombs, Du bois.

(6) iwciracften, imerDoro. 400-meter dash: (1) Carter. Lower Marlon, 47.25 seconds. (2) Ralney. Chester.

(3) Phillips, Reading. (4) Fttipatrlck, Tech Memorial. (5) Jasper, Peabody. (61 Recker, Whitehall. 4 loo-meter run: (i) Borgese.

Ridley, 1:51 (state record). (2 Bllllngsley, Woodrow Wilson. 131 Sauers, North Allegheny. (4) Moore, State College. (5) Freeman, Central York.

(6) Holman, 200-mettr dash: (11 Collins, Beaver Falls, 00:21.34 (state record). (2) Snydor, Radnor. (3) Hlnes, Harrlsburg. (4) Davis, Steel 4) uavis, Meei orth Pena (6) vaney. 151 Dean, Nor Arata, Haverford.

Pole vault: (1) Hotf, North Penn, 14 feet 7 Inches (state record). (2) Voltj, Great Valley. (3) Jump, Coatesvllle. (4) Depp, Punxsutawney. (5) Berlnet.

Selins Grove. (6) Terslne, Punxsutawney. Discus: (1) McKlsslck. Cumberland Valley, 161 feet 3 Inches. (2) Ettlnoer, Council Rock.

(3) Davis, Ablngton. (4) Plnclottl, Pocono Mountain. (5) Turns, Central Dauphin East. (61 McElhaney, Butler. 3700-meter run: (1) Reifsnyder.

Wllllamsport, 9:07.35 (state mtim Pratt Photo by John HeMtr record). (2) Tobln. Norlti Hills. (3) Draper, State College. (4) Short, Pittsburgh Central Catholic (5) McNlcholas, Hempfleld.

(6) Deckert, Cedarcrest. 1600-meter relay: (1) Harrlsburg, 3:17.24. (2) Reading. (3) Ridley. (4) DuBols.

(5) Lower Marlon. (6) Peabody. High jump: (1) Jackson, Uniontown. 6 feet 10 Inches (state record). (21 Thompson.

Coatetvllle. (3) Hamilton. Nentlcoke. (4) McLee, Uniontown. (51 Malloy, Gateway.

(6) Aiken, Dallastown. Tripte jump: (1) Jackson, Central Dauphin East, 48 feet Vi Inch (state record). (2) Hamilton, Nantlcoke. (3) Calamaro, Wlssahlckon. (4) McCalvln.

Potts-town, (5) Plttman, Chester. (6) Barrett, North Hills. Boys Class AA Team standings: Milton Hershey, 40; Clarion, 29; Swarthmore, 26; Exeter, 24; Clairton, 24; Academy, 23; Charleroi, 22; Norm East, 20; Meyers. 20; Blue Mountain, 20: Conrad Welser, 20; Scotland, 19; Kennett Square, 10; Greencastle-Antrlm, 18: General McLane. 16; Garnet Valley, 14; Brentwood, 12; Dover, Notre Dame, 10; Richland, 10; Mercer, 10; Central Columbia, Darby Township, Reynolds, Slippery Rock, Apollo-Rldge, South Wllllamsport, Columbia, 7-Garden Spot, Susquehanna Town-ship, Twin Valley, Johnsburg, Elk County Christian, 4: Northwestern Lehigh, 4: Holy Ghost, Sheffield, Nativity, West Perry, Tar.wjqua, Anvllle-Cleona, Freeport, Grove Cltv, Oulgley, Jefferson Morgan, Serra.

Lakeland, Union City, Moniteau, Erie Strong Vincent, i- Glrard. Palisades, South Clark, Mansfield, 1, Mars, East Stroudsburg, Keystone, Bloomsburg, Lansdown-Aldan, Warrior Run, Jeennette, Towanda, Oley Valley, Vj. Discut (1) Carlton Bleller, Milton Hershey, 167.17 feet. (2) Scott Radeclc, Brentwood. (3) Dennis Furlow.

Northeast. (4) Robin Dunn, Sheffield. (5) Bill Fisher, South Park. 16) Michael Lleoerman, East Strouosourg. Javelin: (1) Chuck Jaskowak, Mercer, 217-1.

(2) Ken Gardner, Reynolds. (3) Carl Schllmm, Johnsonburg.4) Marty Herbstrltt, Elk County Christian. (5) Larry Voklsh, Freeport. (6) Steve Antes, Mansfield. Post vault: (1) Ken Stoffer, General McLane, 14-7 (meet record).

(2) Dave Gensemer, Central Columbia. (3) Leo Hastings, Northwesten Lehigh. (4) John Poserlna, Holy Ghost. (5) Marty Galablnskl, Richland. (6) Randy Cron, Towanda.

Shot put: (I) Carlton Bleller, Milton Hershey, 56-6. (2) Ted Simon, Slippery Rock. (3) Ross Sorce, Richland. (4) Scott Radeclc, Brentwood. (5) Sreve Krlvanvlch, Serra.

(6) Michael Hank, Columbia. High hurdles: (1) Blett, Conrad wiser, 14. 1. ui Jones, Aceoemy. j) mamegna, earner vanev.

err. Garden Soot. (5) Stone. oioomsourg. to? i nomas, Kisn.

100-meter dash: (1) Johnson, Milton Hershey, II seconds. (2) Harris, Charleroi. (3) Browell, oreencasne-Amrim. ij anoweii, Garnet Valley. (5) Pierce, Erie Strong Vincent.

(6) Barney, Academy. 1600-meter run: (1) Haas, Blue Mountain, 4:15.62 (state record). (2) Klepec, Meyers. (3) Overhelm, General McLane. (4) Bowman, Garden Spot.

(5) Taylor, Swethmore. (6) Vower, Central Columbia. 400-meter relay: (1) Garnet Valley, 43.03 seconds (state record). (2) Scotland. (3) Greencestte-Antrlm.

(4) Temeque. 30O-meter mtermediete hur-diet: 1) Selbold, Notre Dame, 38.61 seconds. (2) Kossol, Charleroi. (3) Maschal, Swarthmore. (4) Blett, Conrad Welser.

(5) Kearney, wuigivy. oi oiioerr, uarion. 400-rneter dash: (1) Dkkerton, Academy, 48.37 seconds. (2) German, South Wllllamsport. (3) Nocho, Kennett Square.

(4) Lyons, Annvllle-Cleona. (5) Tange, Palisades. (6) Spelcher, Lakeland. 800-meter run: (1) Haas, Blue Mountain, 1:54.35 (state record). (2) Klepec.

Meyers. (31 Berkeblle. Dover. (4) WhHten, North East. (5) IO-KED TRADE IT Shoe Sale! Shot-putter Elaine Sobansky shows form.

Keystone oaxs. (51 Drummond, Southern Lehigh. (6) Smith, Gateway. 400-meter relay: (1) Peabody, 48.04 seconds. (2) Carlisle.

(3) Harrlsburg. (4) Henderson. (5) Wlssahlckon. (6) Tech Memorial. Shot put: Sobansky, Trinity, 50 It.

Vk Inches (state record). (5 Seni, Hempfleld. (3) Smith, Gateway. (4) Houston, Lancaster Catholic. (5) Beck, Hempfleld.

(6) DeFablo, Sun Valley. 400-meter dash: (1) Martin, Radnor, 53.97 seconds. (2) Hart, Wllllamsport. (3) Young, Beaver Falls. (4) Barnett, Peabody.

(5) Lee, Ablngton. (6) Miller, Spring Grove. 800-meter run: (1) Gallagher, Upper Dauphin, 2D5.47. (2) Sames, North Penn. (3) Procacclo, Sun Valley.

(4) Turner, Council Rock. (5) Deravmond, Nazareth. (6) Maurer, HalDoro-Horsham. 200-meter dash: Martin, Radnor. 25.04 seconds.

I Henoer. son, Peabody. (31 Hai Wlllfamsport. (4) Lee, Ablngton. I Blanchard.

Tech Memorial. I Marx, 5) Blanchard. Tech Memorial. (6) Gllmore, Reading. lAAO.metor relav 111 Urjoer Dublin, wi Harrisourg.

ui Wlshsahlckon. (4) Peabody. (5) Chambersburg. (6) Lancaster Catholic. 3200-meter run: Strauss, State College, 10:45.42.

() Warlow, Palmyra. (3) Veager, Muhlenberg. (41 Murray, Plymouth-Whltemarsh. (5) Long, State College. (6) Fabian, Muhlenberg.

Triple tump: (1) Paine, Manhelm Central, je feet 5 Inches. (2) Welk, Warwick. (3) Humphrey. State College. (4) Nuscnke, Souderton.

(5) Vaughn, Tech Memorial. (6) Hafienbeller, William Tennent. High jump: (1) Helnrkh, York Suburban, 5 feet 10 Vi Inches (state record). (2) Peterson, Milton Hershey. (3) Gabel, Council Rock.

(4) Shlffet, Palmyra. (5) Klrkpat-- rick, McDowell. (6) Welk, Warwick. Girls Class AA Team Standings: Perklomen Valley, 48; Eastern. 20; Bloomlnpton, 20, Farrell, 18; Bishop McCorf, 18; Lakevlew, 17; Kane, 16; Moniteau, 16; Octorara, 14; Gwvnedd Mercy, 14; Wilson Area, 14; Unlonvllle.

12: Northgate, 10; Wellsboro, 10; Garden Spot, 10; Seucon Valley, 10; Northern Chester County, 10; Clairton, 10; Shenango, 10: Boiling Springs, 10; Northern Potter, 10; East Juniata, South Wllllamsport. Nestujnnock, Lampeter Strasburg, Notre Dame, 8-Forest Hills, Mohawk, T. York Catholic, North East, Tulpehocken, Huntingdon, Southern Columbia, Derby-Colwyn. 6: Warrior Run, Greenville, Chartlers-Houston, Pleasant Valley, Camp Hill, Avon Grove, 4 Salisbury, Schuylkill Valley; Brookville, Scotland. Reynolds, Mers, Mansfield, Mt.

Union, Academy, Northwestern Lehigh, Freedom, Towanda, General McLane, Kennedy Christian, Rlvervlew Loyalsock, Susquehanna Township, Northwestern, Mlddletown, Palmerton, Brentwood, Cranberry, Crestwood, Kennett, 1: West York, Monfoursvllle, Quaker Valley, Vi. 3200-meter relay: (l) Perklomen Valley, 920.24, state record. (2) Neshannock. (3) Northeast. (4) Mars.

(5) Lakevlew. (6) Palmare. Triple iumo: (1) Marlene Myers, Northgate, 37-2. (2) Mendy Trultt, East Juniata. 3 Nadla Kutas.

Wilson Area. Janell McMillan, Avongrove. (5) Tina Martin, Mount Union. (6) Tammy Mailer, Forest Hills. Long jump: (1) Sharon Leldey, Boiling Springs, 17-2.

(2) Nadla Kutas, Wilson Area. (31 Tammy Mailer, Forest Hills. (4) Mindy Seian, Reynolds. (5) Laurin Kalik, Wellsboro. (6) Use Borolski, Crestwood 0 home SUN.

Nooo-6 p.m SAT. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. MOH-FRI. 9:30 I New uastie team to the WFlAL championship with a sweep in the sprints, was no better than sixth in the 100-meter event yesterday. Debbie Johnson of Clairton, the WPIAL Class AA meter-100 champion, was more successful, capturing the state crown in 12.42 seconds.

In the boys 100-meter dashes, WPIAL kings Jeff Austin of Penn Hills (AAA) and Ben Harris of Charleroi (AA) both finished second in yesterday's finals. Dwight Collins of Beaver Falls earned the WPIAL a piece of gold in the Class AAA 200-meter dash, which the Pitt-bound three-sport star won handily in 21.34 seconds. Another Class AAA winner from the WPIAL was Uniontown sophomore Terry Jackson, who equalled his season best in the high jump with a gold medal effort of 6 feet 10 inches. There were surprises in both the boys and girls Class AAA 1600-meter runs. Dallas Roper of Fox Chapel, who made a shambles of the event in the WPIAL championship meet, lost a shoe early in yesterday's race and still wound up third, behind Steve Spence of Lower Dauphin and Frank German of Punxsutawney.

Defending girls 1600-meter champion Kim Gallagher of Upper Dublin didn't finish at all. She false-started in the final and was disqualified. "Watch me in the 800," she said following her faux pas. And indeed, Gallagher was good on her promise, breezing to victory in the national record time of 2:05.47. cBmfzt5da emy.

(6) vraoei, Monawk. Shot put (1) Travers, Wllmlng- ton. 4j teet a Inches. (2 Beattv, Moniteau. au.

13) tiarxer, normern (4) Bendlg. Greenville. (5) Schlff. Rlvervlew. (6) Cunnlnotiam.

Cranberry. MO-meter run: (I) Hershey, Saucon Valley, (fl Mailschewskl. Perklomen Valley. (3) Schmltt, Gwyned Mercy. (4) Knickerbocker, Perklomen Valley.

(5) Yost, Warrior Run. (6) Maurer, Towanda. 200-meter deth: (1) Washington, Northern Chester, 25.68 tec-onds. (2) Johnstone, Kane. (3) Linn, Southern Columbia.

J4) Newby, Farrell. (5) Campbell, Freedom, (il Horton, Mlddletown. Javelin: 1 1 1 Chrobak. Shenanon. 142 feet 10 Inches (state record)' (2) Day, South Wllllamsport.

(3) Forte, Pleasant Valley. (4) Arnold, Warrior Run. (5) Koclna, uteenviiw. oi oiscnom, Ltmg run. 1401-meter relay: Perklomen Vallev.

3:58 Blshoo McCort. (31 Mohawk. lawk. (4) Lakevlew. (5) Susquehanna Town ship, Montoursvllle.

3200-meter run: McLaln, Eastern, 10:33.61. (2) Smell, Notre Dame. (6) Stautfer, Chartlers-Houston. (3) Wlrth, Perklomen Vel- ley. (4) Faulkrod, General McLane, (5) Keefer, Northwestern.

Sports Results BASEBALL SCHOLASTIC WPIAL Playoff! Section I Mt. Pleasant 4. 3 Interstate prep League Shady Side 9 KlsklSchoot 2 Shady Skte 7 Klskl School 9 Innings Federation League WHAA 3 1 N. Pittsburgh 10 Village 7 SOFTBALL Dante Polllce's 15 1 Dante Polllce't 4. Canton 3 CC2 J3roedheed 7 Pgh.

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The outcome earns Mount Pleasant (11-4) a berth in the opening round of the WPIAL Class AAA tournament. The Vikings will play Penn-Trafford Tuesday afternoon at Greensburg-Salem. Back-to-back walks to Bob Reese and Scott Albright got Greensburg-Salem into trouble in the ninth. Then winning pitcher Paul Harenchar (5-1) blooped a single to shallow right, filling the bases for Kennedy. Harenchar and each finished with three hits, while Greensburg's Ed Nowicki launched the game's only home run, a two-run blast that put the Golden Lions temporarily ahead, 2-1, in the fifth inning.

Fint Round TUESDAY: Highlands vs. McKeesport, at Gateway, 3:30 p.m.; Blackhawk vs. Center, at Bredys Run, 3:30 S.m.; Penn-Trafford vt. Mt. Pleasant, at Greensboro, p.m.

WEDNESDAY: Moon vt. Petert Twp. or Trinity, at Scott Park, 3:30 p.m. Ouarternnalt FRIDAY: Sheler vt. Moon-Petert Twp.Trlnltv winner, at Montour, 5:30 p.m.; Gateway vs.

Highlands-McKeesport winner, at West Field (Munnail), 3 p.m.; Char Valley or Bethel Park vs. Blackhawk-Center winner, at Montour, 3 p.m.; Ringgold vs. Mt. Pleasant-Penn Trartord winner, at Mt. Pleasant or Charleroi, 3:30.

Scnif)filf TUESDAY, JUNE 3: sites, times TBA. Final FRIDAY, JUNE 6: it West Field, Munhell, 3 p.m. CLASS AA Section Tie -Breaker Neshannodt 2 I Firil Round (Quarterfinals) WEDNESDAY: Monaca vs. Neshannodt, at Bredys Run 3:30 p.m.; Washington vs. Cermlcheels.

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