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Grapplers Up Record to 5-0 f - r\ i _» 1 1 by Howard Johnson Pal Mac'B powerful wrestling squad goes into the new year with an unblemished 5-0 record after dispos ing of Waterloo and Fairport last week. The 36-24 win over Waterloo featured outstanding matches from Darwin Michelson, Don Craig, Pat Parker, Don Stager, and Tim McDonald. Michelson defeated state represen tative Tom Finnerghty 12-4 at 105 lbs. in what has to be considered an upset. Craig defeated tough Bill Brown 10-1 at 119 lbs Parker re mained unscored upon and set a record when he pinned his man in just 15 seconds. Stager scored a technical fall in the 155 lb. class, and McDonald defeated Tim Mayberry 12-1 at 177 lbs Tony Barbera and Jason Quich also scored pins for the Raiders Palmyra-Macedon Basketball The Fairport match was suppose to be a close one. but the Raiders jumped Fairport early and won the first eight matches for a 36-20 win Pal-Mac knew it had to get points early as the Red Raiders are known to have a lot of power in the heavier weight classes The \Little Guys\ did the job as Shad McDuff won 8-0 at 98 lbs Michelson scored a technical fall, and Barbera gave Pal-Mac a 13-0 lead Palmyra Junior League with a 5-0 shutout at 112 lbs. Don Craig had a real battle but prevailed 9-6, and Quich wrestled very well and scored a 15-3 win to keep the string going The 132 lb. match between Parker and very tough Dan Macca was a war between two wrestlers. Parker lost his unscored on streak but managed some late match points and held onto win 16-9 Scot Kinslow, up and held up from the JV’s to fill in for disabled Mike Strong, came through with a pin in 1:52 seconds in the 138 lb class, and Pal-Mac had a 30-0 lead. Coach Ceaburri gave up a forfeit at 155 lbs. as Don Stager was out of town, but got a 20 seconds pin from Tim McDonald at 177 lbs. to wrap up the match The Pal Mac JV also remain undefeated as they downed Waterloo 49-16 and Fairport 40-31 H a w k s Dow n R o y a ls , Still U n d e fe a te d R a i d e r s W i n T w o by Jim Campbell The Hawks needed a final period rally in order to keep their unbeaten status alive in the Palmyra Com mumty Center Junior Basketball League as they came from behind to overtake the Royals 4640 In other league games, the Wamors remained two games ofTthe pace with a 5S.28.win nver the Rockets, and tfye by Howard Jordon After two close losses a week ago Pal-Mac redeemed themselves with a double overtime victory over William son and a 72-54 easy win over Red Creek The Williamson contest featured an outstanding effort by sophmore Davey Evankovick as he came up with a 17 point, 14 rebound effort and brought the crowd to it's feet with a steal and gigantic “slam dunk’ mid way through the third penod The Raiders trailed early and were not impressive in the first half but made a nice run in the third period The contest went into a first over time and was finally determined in the second when Chris Deagman slip ped a nice pass inside to Dave Ondra who scored the winner Against the alwayB tall Red Creek Rams, Pal-Mac got ahead 18-13 after one penod and pulled away gradually for the easy win High sconng Chns Deagman had a cold shooting game (even though he finished with 25). and Evankovick was home sick But Gary Haigh was a demon on the boards and dropped in 13 points as he really showed his value. Steve Green also did a good job against the bigger Rams before foul ing out with six minutes left The entire Pal Mac bench got quite a bit of playing time, and all but one scored Celtics defeated the Knicks 47 33 The Hawks found themselves on the short end of a 34 28 score at the end of three penods against the Royals JefT Herbst and Rodney Moses sparked the Royals to a 24 21 lead at the half with Herbst tossing in 13 points up to that point, Moses contributed nine Scott Procious had 13 for the Hawks Palmyra Men’s League in the first half and Mike Paliotti scored three buckets in the first half lo keep the Hawks within striking distance Procious and Eron Lyons with seven points each and Paliotti with four accounted for the 18 points the Hawks scored in the final quarter as they held the Royals to just six points and escaped with the seventh win of the season Procious finished with 22 points. Lyons 14 and Paliotti 10 for the win ners while Herbst and Moses each had 16 for the Royals - The Warriors received 23 point games from both Brian Murray and Andy Wahl as they had little trouble in winning for the fifth time The Warriors held a 20 8 lead at the half and finished ofT with a 24 point final period. Derek Lynch added eight points for the winners. Josh McDuff led the Rockets with nine points The Celtics started slowly against the Knicks as they trailed 10-7 after one penod as Mike Wooden tallied three baskets for the Knicks while Steve Stanziano had six points for the Celtics The Celtics recovered in the second quarter behind Stanziano to take a 20-15 lead at the half They pulled away in the final penod by outsconng the Knicks 17-8 for the win Stanziano led all scorers with 28 points, Matt Davis added seven for the Celtics Rick Colegrove had 21 points for the Knicks N o la n ’ s T a k e s F ir s t L o s s by Jim Campbell Bayne s handed Nolan s their first defeat in the Palmyra Commumt> Center Men s League with a convinc ing 72-55 victory over !ne league leaders as they suffered their first loss of the season against four wins. Nolan’s narrowly avertedTFieir se cond loss of the week a.s thev edged Hunt’s 61-60 In other league action Nye defeated Sementelli’s 75-69 The lost, by Sementelli’s prevented them from gaining ground on Nolan s a.s they re main in second place in the standings trailing the leaders by one and a half Bayne s victory enabled the bottom three teams to get within striking distance of the lead however Nolan s took a 13 12 lead after ont- penod of play onlv to have Bayne*, come back behind the scoring of Ras Murray and Dan Herman to grab a 31 21 advantage at the half A big final quarter b\ tht winner* in which they scored 24 points put away Nolan s Duance LeBarron dropped in 11 points in the final penod as he and Herman each tallied 18 points for the winners Murray finished with 16 as did Bob Ter williger Pat Nolan topped his team with 14 points while Mark Hiighson collected 11 and Wamn Creel added 10 Nolan s had to come from far behind to gain their--slim win over Hunt's Hunt s held a 36-26 lead at the half and seemed to have the game well in hand as Ray Beato and Mark Thoms scored well in the first two periods Nolan s stormed back with 22 points in the third period as Mark Hughson connected on four field goals to give his team a 48 all tie entering the final period Pat Nolan scored six of his points in eluding two big free throws late in the game lo lead his team to the win Palmyra Midget League^ Nolan finished with 14 points Hughson 12 and Steve Ellis 10 for the winners Beato took game honors with 21 points followed by Thoms with 13 and Tom Hunt with 10 Nye’s scored well in all penods to gain their second win. of the season They had a 38-33 lead at the half, in creased it to 5745 after three penods and then withstood a rally by Sementelli's in the final penod lo get the win by six points Big Vern Engle led Nye's by tossing in 25 points including seven of seven from the foul line Steve Boyd con tnbuted 16, while Earl McDonald ad ded 12, and Pat Vienna 11 for the winners Mark Tavernier led Sementelli’s with 21 points Doug Allen had 17 and Mike O’Donnell 14 Clippers W in 6th S traight by Jim Campbell The undefeated Clippers rallied for 16 point* in the final period while holding the Pacers to just two and won their sixth game in a row 36 23 in the Palmyra Community Center Mideget Basketball League In other league action, the Nuggets beat the Sixer 31 23 and the Pacers defeated the Net.- 29 20 l.arr\ Hughes sparked the Clippers final period showing as he dropped in four field goals to go along with three baskets from Gene Storey The Pacers took a 14 10 lead at half with Brett VonWiegon doing all the Pacers scor ing Chad Campbell kept the Clippers close ay he netted three baskets in the HALF PRICE SALE L im i t e d n u m b e r o f “ H e l p i n g H a n d s ” C o o k b o o k s a r e a v a i l a b l e a t t h e p r i c e o f 2 / $ 5 . 0 0 If i n t e r e s t e d s t o p in a t P a l - M a c H i g h S c h o o l M a i n O f f i c e o r c a l l D i a n e b e t w e e n 7 : 3 0 A M - 4 : O O P M P r o c e e d s fr o m s a l e w i l l a s s is t v e r y n e e d y s t u d e n t s w h o w i s h to a t t e n d th e S e n i o r tr i p to W a s h i n g t o n NEW Y E A R ’S E V E PARTY P£:m\ ra Fire Hall 9 OOpm-i 00am •Free Beer Soft Drinks. Snacks & Buffet •150 People-first come, first served ^••1250 Per Person *BYOB M u s i c B y “ B i l l H a c k e t t ” a n d t h e C o u n t r y P l e a s u r e ” F o r R e s e r v a t i o n s c a l l .. Sponsored By PFD C a r o l S u h u r . 5 9 7 - 5 8 8 1 Udie s Auxiliary . 0 - f H a p p y H o l i d a y s The nicest th in g ab o u t D e c e m b e r ^ is lettin g our friends k n o w 0 ° ° ^ just h o w m u c h w e c a r e !0 0 T H w n t f , a n d From Ike I.ou Jolsc June, \um.-\ \nn Bob. John & l.\nrlu e W N R f f l y S A S S O C I A T E S ^ 2 2 9 E M a in S t , P a lm y r a 3 1 5 -5 9 7 - 4 8 4 3 sports m NEXT W E E K IN SPO R T S Basketball Palmyra Community Center Midget League Sat., Dec. 28 Pacers vs Sixers. I 30 a m Junior League Sat, Dec. 28 Hawks vs. Kntcks 9 30 a m Celtics vs Wamors 10 45 a m Rockets vs Rovals Noon Senior League Mon., Dec 30 Lakers vs Bullets 6 45 p m Bucks vs Pistons 8pm All Palmyra Community Center games will be played al the Community Center gymnasium on Stafford Street School Fri., Dec. 27 N Star at Gananda 10a_m(i Moos Dec. 30 Gananda at P M .9 »m_ (i Williamson J High at £-M A. Fri., Jan. 3 Wayne JV at Williamson. Wayne at Williamson .. P M at C-Savannah _ C -Savannah JV at P M _ PM. J High B at Canandaigua... ....... P M Freshman at B Kearney _ ____ Wrestling c Sat, Dec. 28 Wayne. P M at Penfield Tourney ^ Fri., Jan. 3 PM at Geneseo SC O R E B O A R D Clipper* 36 Numti 31 Pacer* 29 Clipper* Sixer* P»cer* Nrfe Hiwki 46 Wamors 56 Okie* 47 Hswki Warn or* Celtics Royali Kmckj Rocket* BulleU 46 Bueki 69 Budu BulleU Laker* Pistons Bayne e *2 Nolan • 61 Nye a “5 Basketball Palnyrt Commumtj Center Midget League Standing* Jumot League Standings Pacer* 23 Suer* 23 Net* 20 L 0 RotaU 40 Rocket* 2> Knirk* U Senior Leagur Standing* Men s League Piston* 44 Lakers S2 Nolan * V> Hunt » 60 '■vmpnielli t b9 Nolan s Semenlell' ' Bavnr « Hunt » Ny t t Bucks 33 Kmghu 23 Burks Knights Giants Ragles Bullets 61 Wildcats >0! Sfc ildmu Panthm Bullets Uker* PM \2 Wayne A3 S Seneca PM 36 Marion 36 Wavne 3\ P M 36 P M JV 49 PM JN 40 Standings Macedon Recreation Junior League Standings Senior League I \ 4 i ?l m Standing* Wrestling » c f 1 ; k s :L 1 * # l : ’ i l - - I C M t l - - J l r a j l . G u a f c l l W i t a f i t l ------- P T a l l !— F l i r p t l l --- T iM iT .'iU| PALM Y R A BOW L LEAG U E RESU L T S t ^ l Godfrey 418 Dick Darling 575 CUB triplicate Scott Hulterechmidt 15<i| Friday Moose '''■ series Tom Hunt 593 (229). high games Ed DeWeaver 200, Ertel 201 Boys High School series Mike Darbyshire 473 GO!) Mike Currie 464 (1891, Erie Brown* >169 Dan Roberts 484 1171) first half Two field goals each by Campbell and Storey brought the Clippers to within two points of the Pacers entenng the final period. Storey and Campbell each tallied 12 {Joints for the winners to go along with Hughes' eight Alan Storey col lected the other Clippers basket Von Wiegen wound up the game with all of the Pacers’ points Raymond Fischette tossed in 25 points to pace the Nuggets over the Sixers The game started slowly with the Sixers taking a 2 1 lead after one period and were topp 11 10 at the half Nate Goodness had six points and Jeff Weaver five for the Sixers while -Fischette had seven far the Nuggets to that point The Nuggets grabbed the lead after three periods and with Fischette sconng 10 points in the final period pulled away for the win Logan Warner had eight points for the Nets while Goodness topped the Sixers with 10 and Weaver added nine VonWiegen grabbed the spotlight again for the Pacers as he tallied 26 points against the Nets to pace their victory The winners took 15 10 lead at the half and held the Nets at a safe distance throughout the second half Ryan Davis topped the scoring with 13 points Local A thletes Com p le te Soccer Season A t Roberts Three local residents recently com pleted a successful soccer campaign as starters for the Roberts Wesleyan College Raiders. Rochester Senior Craig Hayden, 21 a 1982 graduate of Manon Central com pleted his four year varsity career at Roberts as a defenseman for the 9 8 1 Raiders Hayden a computer science major is the son of Mr and Mrs Geof frey Hayden 3891 North Main Street Manon Brothers Carl and Don DeVnes sons of Mr and Mrs William DeVnes 17 Olympus Drive Macedon provided both offensive and defensive leadership for the Raiders Don 21 and a senior business major scored four goals and assisted on another while freshman brother Carl 19 accounted for two goals and an assist Like his older brother Carl is also a business major at Roberts Roberts Wesleyan is a four year co educational Christian college of liberal arts, located nine miles west of Rochester Bowling Tuesday Recreation series Pete Lonneville 600 <233*. Jim Batterby 567 Norm Darling Jr 592*257' Art Rogern 573 <232'. Dave Black 552 (205), Tom Gravino 535 '201. 1 Jim Meland 539, Earl McDonald 525 Dan Zimmer 575 (206), John Hotel 594 '256». Bud Abbott 5$0 Jim Knox 594 '200*. C Robare 574 (205) Wednesday Ladies senes Linda Rodman 487 Janice Dari ing 471 il80>. D Winston 479 <232' Thursday Marion series Ed Laflan 616 ‘236> Barry Ameele 579 John Hotel 541 '203'. Don Denosk) 540 Harold Rice 526 >210' high games Bill Smith 215 Thursday Mixed sene6 Arlene Youngman 477 Jim Ber tow 610 <214) high games Bob DeMat* 206 \ern Momson 210 Friday Mixed senes N Halstead 483 '181'. Dianne Girls High School series Kim Bardo 399 <36). 1 Hank Manning 329*121 >. Tern Abbott385QdQ Roxanne Darling 443 (161), Mkfcjk Woodard 376 '149) Saturday Night Mixed series Elmer VerPlank 516/541*1fti| Chamberlain 538 (205), Terry R oir 5^ hitfh games Joan Reilly Mott 168. Janice Darling 179, Jim 1$ 203 Marlene Hall 181 Sunday Mixed j}\ series Garth Weeks 578 (202),Emav C unit* 541 '206i. Erin O'Brien 512 (lHj Stu Rauber 524 'I90i 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 The Pal Mac wrestlers have built up a good head of steam as they ^ 1 1 into the new year Two expected tougk -matehes -were less than that last week as the Raiders dominated Waterloo and Fairport Don Stager missed the Fairport Palmyra Senior League ‘ B ’ T e a m s W in by Jim Campbell The 'B' teams, the Bucks and the Bullets, each took their second wins of the season in the Palmyra Com mumty Center Senior Basketball League The Bullets did it the hard way as they edged the Pistons 46-44 while the Bucks had an easy time in winning over the Lakers 69 52 Don Miller with 26 points led the Bucks as they took a 34 16 lead at the half and never looked back Miller collected 18 of his game high total b> the half time break Jamie Carter ad ded 14 points for the winners as each of the teams eight players scored at least two field goals each Scott Gagliano led the Lakers with 24 points t l match and a lot of people would hr liked to see him go against Jacp Monte, the all-everything footbl player who is built like a brick. They travel to the Genesee Vaflff Tournament at Geneseo nght «8et the holidays The basketball team is looking hi I ter every outing and is getting gwll inside play balanced scoring, andttf I defense is really improving. They w | also have a holiday layoff befat | resuming league play Happy Holiday1 The Bullets needed a 21 pointWI formance from Pat Smyth to sS| down the Pistons. The Pistons heUil 19 16 lead at the half, but S®J?I 'poured in 11 points in the thirdpwl to give the Bullets a 32-31 leadgw|| into the final quarter Jason WaUM ded 12 points for the Bullets whoWl the game at the foul line by com*I ting on 12 of 34 attempts while & 1 Pistons could only make 4 of 16 tw from the free throw stripe. ® Pistons held a three field goal adn* tage over the winners. Jim Jeffery** the Pistons scoring with 12 poMj Mark Miller Rich Hammond vj Pete Thompson added eight P each for the losers Outdoors Question. My teenage son has always shown an interest in outdoor careers Ho* would he pursue a career as a DEC Fish and Wildlife —. ..... ••v\ m a i.oirri a L/c,^ i i »» i ohm .... Biologist or Technician and what is the job outlook in that area? Answer- Pursuing a career in state service as a Fish and Wildlife — T 1 __ I __________ _ _______ , ~ /. #& , _ ____ I ' m i t * Biologist or lechnician is not an easy task Because of budgetary limiva* tions there is very little hiring at the present time However, for handful of individuals with the proper desire and motivation III bnfiflj discuss qualifications needed To become a Fish and W Udlife Technician requires a minimum of tffO years (60 semester credit hours* of college education which must include 24 semester credit hour^ in fish and wildlife management, ecology* zoology or biology An individual must theft take and pass the State* Civil Service exam for Fish and Wildlife Technician igiven every three^ four years' The higher vou score on the test the better your chances ar® for employment Minimum requirement.** for a biologist position include a bachelor* degree with at least 30 semester credit hours in the biological sciences with a minimum of 18 credit hours in fisheries wildlife and nfltursj resources Candidates for this position must also take and pass fl Cl Service exam Most biologists on the job toda\ began a* technicians
