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Pal-M a c S e n io r Named So c c e r All-Am e rican s p o r t s by Chock Lyon* A member of the Palmyra-Macedon girls soccer squad has been named a high school All-American Michelle Gner was notified last week of the award bestowed by the National Soccer Coaches of America She is one of 66 girls in the country to receive the award. *Tm surprised,” Grier said. “I wasn't expecting it, but fm very pleased.” _ ______ Grier was named to the fifth of six All-American teams selected yearly by the coaches group. Each team is composed of 11 players. In this area, All-Americans were also selected from Greece-Arcadia and from Mynderse Academy in Seneca Falls. Gner, 17. is the first Pal-Mac player ever to receive the honor “She’s got it all.\ said Gner’s varsi ty coach Dave Giordano '‘She doesn t just play the game, she thinks it \ Gner was a four yeaj-_ varsity starter at Pai-Mac with a career total of 22 goals and 15 assists. She was named MVP in 1985 and served as one of the varsity's thiee captains. She was on the all-county second team in 1983 and the-all-county first team in 1984 and 1985 Sfte was also named to All-Greater Rochester squads in 1983, 1984, and 1985 Dunng her four years as a Pal Mac starter, the team compiled a 43-20-1 record. \She's the best player I've coach ed.” Giordano said \iButi she would be the first to agree the other players marie her a better player She's a team player Gner a senior at Pal Mac will be spending the summer after gradua tion m Europe with a te/jn of local girl soccer players, according to Gior dano The expressed purpose of the visit, he said, is to study the Dutch style of soccer Then in fall she will be attending college, she said, though she does not yet know where that will be. She plans on studying physical education and eventually seeking employment as a coach and trainer on the high school level Gner resides on Crestwood Dnve, Palmyra, with her parents and two sisters NEXT WEEK IN SPORTS Michelle Grier _ A I 1 - A m e r ic a n Palmyra-Macedon Basketball R a i d e r s D r o p T h r i l l e r s T o L y o n s , N o r t h - R o s e W o l c o t t BMketbaQ Palayra C o u K n a ty Cester Midget Lea|ae Sat-, Dee. 31 Sixers v i Nuggeta- CUppe-iTi Paeerx «hxBX>r Leafoe Smu Dec. 21 Cefacs r% Ksudu. Warriors n . Socket*. Hawks n . Rojrmli. Senior Leaftte Mon-, Dec. 23 ° Lakers vx Pistoca. — Ballett r * Bock*. Men** Lfcafue Ita r s ^ Dec. 19 { Bayae*’ n . Nolan's. \ Nye’s tu . Sementelh a Men's League games are played al tbe Palmyra Elementary School oo Canandaigua Street. Ail ocher community center league games are played at tbe community center gym w»«inm oo Stafford Street Macedon Recreation Junior League S*i-, Dec 14 Kmghts Gianta Bucks rt. Eagiea Senior League Buliats r t Wilrieata ------------------ 9-30 a.m. 10-<5 a.xa 12.15 (Lm. 1-30 p-m. .2:45 p-m. £r.A 5 pan i> p.m .645 p-m. .ip m . AQ Maetdon Hacnatioo pocwa m t BiMai#- tbe Marrdoo Elementary m Street School W i i , Dec. U Genera freshmen at P-M_ Tfcm-, D k . 19 R Creek J High at P-M B- R Creek J High at P M B_ Wayne 8th at Wilbamaon., Manon at Wayae. Manon JV at Wayne. Manon J High A at C-Sarannak by Howard Jordan Pal-Mac lost two close league games last week as they took Lyons to dou ble overtime and fell just short to North Rose-Wolcott. At Lyons the two teams swapped the lead several times, and both units had opportunities to win in regula tion before they went into a scoreless first overtime and finally had the g»m> decided in Lyons favor after the second. Pal-Mae had the lead by four 12-8 alter one period but fell behind 29-22 at the half. Doug Evankovich led the Raiders with 11 of his 19 points in the third period as the score see sawed through out. Chris Deagman took over witb_seven points in the fourth quarter (He scored 25 on the nigbti. Pal-Mac outscored the Lions 19-18 to knot the score at 64 and push it into overtime. Chris Deagman tied it with very lit tle tim* left as he made the front end of a one and one foul but the second shot rimmed out and gave Lyons their opportunity to win. Ed Bunson led the Lyons with 21 and Reggie Walker had ,16. The North Rose-Wolcott contest saw the Raiders play some very poor ball early, and their shots would not drop They found themselves down 32-19 at halftime to the vastly improved Cougars. The Cougars led 14-11 after the first period and pushed the lead to 13 at the half as Pal-Mac did nothing right Hey scored just eight points m the quarter and turned the ball over repeatedly as they tned to force the ball inside or throw it over the ''jump ing jack\ Cougars After trailing by 19 midway through the third. Pal Mac finally got their game together They started a long up hill struggle and outscored North Rose-Wolcott 20-9 to close the ugap to 41-39 entenng the final eight minutes ^ Steve Green came to life in the se cond half as he scored all of his nine points after half time Chris Deagman gotamne of his game high 22 in the third Palmyra-Macedon Wrestling R a i d e r s O f f T o F a s t S t a r t W i t h 3 W i n s by Howard Jordan Coach Fred Ciabum's 85-86 wrestl ing squad opened the season with three lop-sided wins and are currently rated in the top ten of Section V schools They started the season with a 36-19 win over Sodus in which Don Stager got a 50 second pin Don Craig got six team points on a technical fall, and Don Bailey and Tim McDonald had nice decisions Against improved Newark, the Raiders had two forfeits and a pin by Darwin Michielsen for a quick 18 0 lead and coasted to a 42-19 win Pat Parker and McDonald also recorded pins for Pal-Mac while Bob Elmer and Craig scored decisions. Stager record ed a technical fall at 155 lbs., and Jeff Reeves won by forfeit. The third match of the week saw Pal Mac down North Rose-Wolcott 43-12 At 98 lbs . young Shad McDuff pinn ed his man in the first penod, Michielsen won 7 3, and the Raiders were off and running Craig kept his record unblemished. Jason Quick won at 126 lbs and Pat Parker won 10-0 at 132 lbs To date Parker has wrestled two shutouts and one pin Mike Strong and Don Bailey scored back to back pins at 138 and 145 lbs Bob Elmer also had a pin at 167 lbs SACHS SAVES DOLMARl»I»HM;t-1 l T h e U l t i m a t e P r o d u c t i o n M a c h in e L-— — —^ - F u ll S a lt ty P ic k jg e IZOSuDer -° zm *»o-v«*»uon ■■■»» - C D Ignition t 2 Cat e lodes 70 c*1 - A d jusU b la Autom ttic Chain Oiling S t a r t i n g a t * 4 « 0 0 0 For F ree Hands-On Demonstration See PAUL LUCKMAN 400t Hal Cantor RA, Walworth I2t-44SS Open Evenings 7-9 pm. Saturday 9anv9pm P A L - M A C Court and Grid Commentary B y H o w a r d J o r d a n AS IT LOOKS Turnovers continue to plague Pal Mac as they struggle to keep their heads above water Lack of expenence in pressure situations probabh is the biggest reason and no doubt as the season progresses the turnovers will be cut down A poised seasoned team pro bably could have pulled out victones in last week's games, but the Raiders are not a poised team yet Their inex perience has shown on many occa sions. but they do look better at times By midway in the season much im provtment should be in evidence Chns Deagman continues to be the scoring leader as he averages about 25 points a game but everyone else has suffered from a lack of consistent point getting Doug Evankovich is doing as well, if not better than expected but has yet to learn to use his size and jumping SUNDAYPECIALS S koon to 4 pm —**■ ROASTEG£50S L $ i OFAMB L ROAST PORK co a pm $ 5 5 0 $ 4 9 5 m W E D N E S D A Y IS VEAL LOVERS' N IG H T Different weetfv veJSoecuis W E D . t F R I. N IG H T FISH FRY * 5 5 0 LUNCH WITH SANTA Sundayec. D 22nd 11:00mo a t 2:00m p C h i l d r e n - u p t o 1 2 y r s . J1 . 9 9 A d u l t s $ 5 . 9 9 S e r v in g o u r r e g u l a r D in n e r M e n u f r o m 3 0 0 p m t o 8 : 0 0 p m MAKEOUREWEARSVE Y N Y E RESERVATIONSOW N MUSIC BY THE BLUE NOTES TOWN PUMP RESTAURANT RD (2 Route 488 Clifton springs 3 1 5 - 4 8 2 - 9 0 0 3 WNNWS SKVEO DAitv 5 pm Sunday Noon tc 8 'Oosea Mongav Call n o w fo r w e d d ings B a n q u e ts Business Parties SPORTS FANS! I BET YOU DIDN’T KNOW brought Did you know there was once a major football game in which the score-and even the winner-were changed 48 hours afler the game was over It happened in 1940 Cornell beat Dartmouth 7-3 But on the Monday after that Saturday game officials of both schools looked at movies of the game and realized Cornell had scored its touchdown on an illegal down Even though Cornell had an unbeaten season go ing. they said they'd give up the touchdown and thereby give up thft victory The result was dfelared reversed and it was officially changed in the record books from Cor nell 7 Dartmouth 3 to Dart mouth 3 Cornell 0 to you by Ike VanPirys Here s quite an oddity The man considered by many to be the greatest foot ball player of alMime Jim Thorpe never played football and never even saw a foot ball game until he was 17 years old1 Here s an amazing football record Quarterback Bart Starr once threw an incredi ble total of 294 passes in a row in National Football League games without hav ing any intercepted That stands as the alltime NFL record for most consecutive passes without any interceptions -and no one else has ever come close to that record ASSOCIATES 229 E M Main S t r e e t • Palmyra. N e w Yort 14522 H O U R S Mon - f n 9 AM $ PM S a t QAM 12 Noon T u e * E v e 7-9 PM l l « t m 2 45 p-m. Panthers n Laker? 1 15pm - 4 15 p-m J Hiffa Mxrvxi B S Seneca at Ganaada ----- S Seneca JV at Ganaada. R Creek at P-M _______ B Creek JV at P-M. _ ________ VreadSag n a n , Dae. U Waterloo JV at P-M. ________ Waterloo at P-M... F r i , Dec. 90 Manoo JV at Batavia T o a rotj ________ s . _ Sat^ Dec. 21 “ J Fairport at P M — .. ft- Purpart JV at P M. .... ..... fc3G Manon at Batavia Tourney _ _ ____ 10i» Penfield at Wayne. SCOREBOARD PaloTrt Community Center )Gdf et le*|M With two minutes left, the Raiders had a one point lead, but Jones poured in 9 of his 19 dc/n the stretch O'Neal was also a big contributor for the Cougars as he scored 18 before fouling out late m the contest. The Cougars won 57-53. The featured match was at 155 pounds where Stager met strong man Claxton DuVall Stager scored on an early takedown but couldn't hold the tough Cougar senior and ended up on the wrong end of a 5-2 decision This week the Raiders take on a young, strong Waterloo club and also will tangle with big bad Fairport. The JVs are also undefeated after three matches and scored an unbelievable shutout against Sodus They had eight pins and four forfeits for a perfect 72-0 win ability to full advantage Gary Haigh has filled in well on the boards when called upon and “Her bie\ Vaughn is developing in the back court to supply some depth at guard. Their comebacks against two pretty good teams showed that they have some ability and once the matunty is there they will be able to hold a lead once they get it The JV is also not yet quite to their ability but coming fast Their biggest need is another strong board man Last year they depended on Evankovich so have had to adapt without him. Mike Smith has the size but thus far appefiirs reluctant to go inside He has a good sconng touch but could be even more effective if he developed some stronger inside play The wrestlers are ofi to a good start even though their opening match against Sodus was not overly im pressive Both teams suffered from first match nervousness. Don Stager and Tim McDonald had good matches with Stager pinning his opponent quickly and McDonald scor ing a decision over a man that outweighed him by over 30 pounds. They scored more points against the Newark Reds than the Canandaigua Braves were able to and feelings run high that this is the year the Braves get beaten Pal-Mac may not have the opportunity to be the streak stopper however as the strong Marion Knights of Coach Steve Habecker will get the first shot at C A Manon has been very impressive in the early season LOOKING BACK My report on the junior high teams racking up lopsided wins was a bit in error They are not coached by Norb Miller but are the seventh grade team Their Coach is Paul Goodness Their closest contest to date was a 29 point win over Victor, and they did outscore Manon 69-1 There are 15 men on the squad, and the starters average just over one quarter of play ing time per game They do not have exceptional size but play on great quickness ball handling and shooting With squads like this com ing along. Pal-Mac basketball should be solid in the future Clyde-Savannah, as expected, is the only undefeated Wayne County team Everyone else is pretty even and will probably continue that way all year LOOKING AHEAD Coach Tatro is excited about plans for a post season all-star game bet ween stars from Wayne County and the Finger Lakes Tentative plans call for the game to be played follow ing the sectionals, at the Communit\ College of the Finger Lakes The teams would feature at least one player from each school and proceeds would go to chantv More on this ater Clipper* 23 S' b q t u 31 Stun 7* Clipper* Nugget* Stun Plan Kru Ki-lu5G Eojrab 42 51 W»mon Cctoci Rjjytii K&idu Rttieu Buefcj 56 BolWu 49 Soiu • 6“ SezaetUfili • 68 Hunt i ” Junior Le«foe Senior Le«p« Mcs'i L m ( w Nets 14 Pacer? 30 N«t« 25 L 0 2 2 3 C*ltia 24 Wimcn 40 BockeU 36 L 0 2 3 3 Ptccta 4? Laker* 43 Ny*'« 59 66'OT B ajims 68 Seaeoielb I Hast • Bayae* Sy*t KfiTgho 30 Boct»28 WikfeaU 56 . Further* 68 K& Wolcott 57 Wayne 68. WiDumaoe 72 -------- Mia ____ ICmkB LyvwTl- __ GtranfU «£ Dande* ppd. ■800 -ItofaS 50 Guudi JV 50 PM 36 PM43 PM 42 Guuadt 15-15-15 Wayae 16-15-15 415-15-U. _ -DtftbaU VoDerbftD PALMYRA BOWL LEAGUE RESULTS M o n d a y G a r lo c k senes - Dick Lonneville 583 <226 1 , Rick Bush 574 (2201, M ike Bliss 556 <212). Bob Bullard 549 (204) high games - Dean Lannon 205 Jerry Hond 213, S Ciard 203 M o n d a y 4 M a n senes T Spencer 535 <215>, R Gardner 561 t205t T Hickman 521. H Brown Jr 535 <211i. B Francis 533 <205* high games T Berton 216 Tuesday R e c re a tio n senes - Jim Meland 660 <2761, Leo Langworthy 632 (216), E a rl McDonald 554 (194). Bob Bullard 557 (204). Dave Black 551 (201). Elm er VerPlank 563 (211), Charles Robare 537 (209). T im H e s lor 569 <239i, Tony Smigelski 549 high games S Kibble 213, Bernard DeWeaver 214 T h u rsda y M ixe d senes - Dottie DeMay 510 (220). Vern Momson 530 Roger DeMa> 530 < 202). Walt W illard 520 high games - Bob DeMay 203 tnphcate - B ill Ayotte 125 F r id a y Moose senes Bob LaRose 622 <231‘223). Jim Batlerby 560 <227i. Leo Langw o rthy 526 <215*. M ike Shullera 520 PALMYRA MEN’S VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE SCORES Tommy D's Spikers 15-10-15 Bogie’s Scentscreen 6 15-6 Bogie’s Scentscreen 10-15-5 Nolan's 15-5 15 B&D Construction 15-15-15 Bucky’s Bombers 4 12-6 STANDINGS W L B&D Construction 19 2 Nolan's 15 6 Tommy D’s Spikers 13 8 Bucky’s Bombers 4 17 Bogie’s Scentscreen 3 18 Palmyra Midget League Clippers E x t e n d Streak by Jim Campbell The Clippers defeated the Nets 23-14 for their fifth win against no defeats in the Palmyra Community Center Midget Basketball League In other action, the Nuggets edged the Pacers 31 30 and the Sixers slipped by the Nets 27 25 Gene Storey with 17 points led the Clippers to their victory as the league leaders jumped out to a 12-8 lead at the half with Storey connecting for four field goals in the second penod Storey dropped in four more baskets in the third penod as the Clippers ex tended their lead to 22-12 after three penods Ryan Davis topped the Nets sconng with eight points. The Nuggets led throughout their game against the Pacers as they took a 15-7 lead at the halftirae break and held the margin entenng the final penod Brett Von Wiegen led a Pacer comeback 'n the final quarter as he scored 11 points and Mike Reinhardt scored four as the Pacers fell just short of the win Friday Mixed senes - Frank Halstead 492 (193), Terry Halstead 515 1199), Gloria Griffin 41} >185), Janice Darling 429 (180), hte Mercer Jr 497 (200) high games - Sally Mott 166 Boys Hii^i School senes - Sterling Silver 376 (155), Hb Derbyshire 445 (173), Chris Suttoa 4H (150). Mike Currie 496 (176), Bruce McGn 408 H57). Gary Alloco 416 (158), Bn* McEwen 409 (165) Girls High School senes - Michelle Lauzon 362 (130), Kk Bardo 333 (135), Roxanne Darliif M 11311, Tern Abbott 337 (121), Kathy Suf son 374 (130), Tammy Mann 351 (1% Irene Verbridge 315 (115) Saturday R»nt»m senes (2 games) - Gary Alloco 282 (ltft Brent McEwen 330 (189), Larry Mirk* 274 (142) high games - Kevin Curtis 156 Sunday Mixed senes - Mel Bushart 550 (223), Gut& Weeks 603 (219). Don Weeks 535 (19G, Bill Abbott 539 (187). Wally Abbott 630 1186), Mike Lesher 532 (209) high games - D Sholli 211 Julie Herbst scored the deciding basket for the Nuggets in the fiml moments of the game Logan Warner topped the winnen with 16 points while Ray Fischette added eight. VonWiegen took ga® honors as he tallied 24 fof the Pacst The Nets turned in their best per formance of the season as they jw* missed getting their first.win. The Sixers took a 15-10 lead at the half with Jeff Weaver sconng 1® points The Nets trimmed the Siios lead as gained a tie after three penods at 15 all as they held the Sil ers scoreless in the third period. Weaver and Ryan Davis paced thw respective teams in the final pen* with Weaver getting eight points the Sixers and Davis nine for the New in the last quarter The Sixers «!*> received a field goal from N*® Goodness and two key free thi®** from Christian Heyer to give thOT the narrow win Weaver finished wttt 18 points for the Sixers and D*^ matched that total for the Nets.
