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2 The Sentinel, Carlisle, Pa. Wednesday, Feb. 13, 1985 a- PWTW Swimming roundup Carlisle finishes with sweep A. A mi EM overall record, 6-1 in Divison I of the Mid-Penn. The boys finish with a 9-4 overall record.

Wildcat girl winners included Val Scheutz In the 50 free, Mollie Fisher in the 100 free, Liz Sari in the 200 free, Michelle Fogle in the 500 free, Denise Morret in the 100 fly, Jenny Meyers in the 100 back, Meredith Miller in the 100 breast and Nancy McKenneyinthe200IM. Jim Mellott won both the 100 and 200 freestyles and Mike Peters captured both the lOO.fly and 100 back. Mechanicsburg girls 50 free-Schuetz(M) 29.58 100 free-Fisher (M) 59.25 200 free-Sari (M) 1:58.26 500 free-Fogle(M) 5:56.03 100 fly-D. Morret (M) 1:09.99 100 back-Meyers (M) 1:10.31 100 breast-Miller (M) 1:18.45 200 IM-McKenney (M) 2:48.66 Diving-Kendall Keim(RL) 170.75 200 medley-Marsha Bollinger, Miller, Fisher, Fogle (M) 2:09.84 400 relay-Traci Morret, D. Morret, Carlisle boys 50 free-Greenhaleh (C) 23.40 100 free-Bixler(C) 52.93 200 free-Steve Olsen (S) 2:02.49 500 free-Copenhaver (C) 5:33.93 100 back-Martin (01:05.93 100 fly-Olsen(S) 59.41 100 breast-Wood (01:09.93 Diving-Braueht (0183.70 200 medley-Martin, Greenhalgh, Scott Earwood, Kevin Elwood (C) 1:51.04 400 relay-Bryan Gobin, Greenhalgh, Brian Miller, Elwood (C).

Boiling Springs girls 103 James Buchanan 62 James Buchanan boys 92 Boiling Springs 78 Boiling Springs split a swim meet with James Buchanan on Tuesday. The season's final records show the Bubbler girls with a 9-4 overall mark (7-2 in Division II of the Mid-Penn), while the boys end at 4-8-1 and 4-4-1 in league meets. Trish Clepper topped the field in the 100 free and 100 back for the girls. Other Bubbler winners were Nancy Cairns in the 200 free, Lisa Laverty in the 200 IM, Dawn Shenk in the diving, Jenny Dugan in the 100 fly and Ann Trostle in the 500 free. Jim Welty led the Bubbler boys with wins in the 200 IM and 50 free.

He set a school record in the 50 free in 54.60. Other Bubbler wins were recorded by Drew Dewalt in the 200 free, Ed Strzalkowski in the diving, Nelson Laverty in the 100 fly and John Stull In the 500 free. Boiling Springs girls lOOfree-Clepper(BS) 1:05.5 200 free-N. Cairns 9BS) 2:22 500 free-Trostle(BS) 6:40.0 100 back-Clepper(BS) 1:14.6 100 breast- Yeager JB 1 18.8 200IM-Laverty(BS) 2:48.0 Diving-Shenk(BS) 159.0 200 medley-Laura Cairns, N. Cairns, Denise Sabatino, Kathy Boeder (BS) 2:22 400 relay-Clever, Brandt, Heefner, Yeager 9JB) 4:37.7 Boiling Springs boys 50 free-Starr (JB) 24.0 100 free-Welty(BS) 54.60 SR 200free-Dewalt(BS) 2:09.1 500free-Stull(BS) 6:01.8 lOOback-Hartman (JB) 1:06.9 lOOfly-Laverty(BS) 1:04.1 100 breast-Starr (JB) 1:09.4 Diving-Strzalkowski (BS) 178.0 200 medley-Hartman, Tremel, Starr, Snyder (JB) 1:54.7 400 relay-Dewalt, Welty, Stull, Laverty Mechanicsburg girls 116 Red Land 52 Mechanicsburg boys 100 Red Land 69 Mechanicsburg ended its swim season with a double win over visiting Red Land on Tuesday.

The Wildcat girls end with a 12-1 Carlisle High swept a swim meet at Shippensburg on Tuesday. With a 109-63 victory, the Thundering Herd girls end regular-season play with an 84 record. In posting a 116-54 win, the boys finish at 10-2. Amy Carlucci won two events for the Carlisle girls, taking the 100 freestyle and 100 backstroke. Individual wins went to Rachael Shaar in the 200 individual medley, Kelly Beckner in the diving, Michelle Byers in the 100 butterfly and J'Lane Peterson in the 100 breaststroke.

For the Carlisle boys, Tim Bixler won both the 100 free and 200 IM. Other winners included Kirk Greenhalgh in the 50 free, Grant Braught in the diving, Todd Copenhaver in the 500 free, Richard Martin in the 100 back and Jamie Wood in the 100 breast. The Mid-Penn Conference meet will be Saturday starting at 9 a.m. at Milton Hershey. Carlisle girls 50 free-Linda Oisen (S) 27.15 100 free-Carlucci (C) 1:00.55 200 free-Cindy Carpenter (S) 2:20.70 500 free-Carpenter (S) 6:14.07 200 IM-Shaar (0 2:36.09 100 fly-Byers (01:08.58 100 back-Carlucci(C) 1:09.67 100 breast-Peterson (C) 1 14.95 Diving-Beekner(C) 177.10 200 medley-Carlucci, Krista Kiehl, Byers, Peterson 2 04.

12 400 relay-Byers, Missy Evans, Kim Cook, Mary Maravic (C) 4:26.81 Meyers, sari tMj r. h.m Mechanicsburg boys 50 free-Strock(M) 24.15 100 free-Mellott(M) 54.23 200feee-Mellott(M) 2:00.95 500 free-Sprowls(M) 6:00.02 100 fly-Peters (M) 1:00.11 lOOback-Peters(M) 1:08.34 lOObreast-Kohlstruck (M) 1:11.42 200 IM-Dave Williamson (RL) 2: 13.01 Mario Lemieux, Most Valuable Player of Tuesday night's NHL All-Star Game, battles for the puck in the Wales Conference's 6-4 victory. See story, B1. (UPI) Diving-Benton(M) 220.55 200 medley-Sprowls, Kohlstmck, Peters, Mark Bailey 400 relay-Strock, John Hanks, Darryl Uhler, Mellott (M) 3:59.04 ft imnnn.n.7r7y-g-g-g-g-v,ir,g,nirffnginiic Cedar Cliff beats Wildcats; Greyhounds get by Bubblers WASIMJGTUU'S BIRTHDAY RffJO off SPECIAL or ORE ON ALL REMAINING WINTER MERCHANDISE Thursday, Feb. 14 thru Monday, Feb.

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The Cedar Cliff junior varsity downed Mechanicsburg, 66-62, in triple overtime. 1013 612-41 21 101513-59 Mechanicsburg Cedar Cliff ALL REMAINING WINTER JACKETS. 60 OFF (No XL loft) London Fog 85 Spring SoUtman Samples. 60 OFF (most tliot 40 42) Pat Long led Shippensburg with 15 points. Desi Washington had 15 points for the Bubblers and Don Lehman had 11.

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Totals 25 8-8 58. MECHANICSBURG (56) Erney 8 0-3 16, Gregor 5 2-2 12, Nettleton 1 0-0 2, White 3 H) 6, Teeter 5 0-2 10, Muto 5 (M) 10. Totals 272-7 56. Shippensburg 42 Boiling Springs 40 Tony Franklin sank a field goal with two seconds left to lift Shippensburg over Boiling Springs in boys' basketball Tuesday. The Greyhounds scored 17 points in the fourth period to pull out the win.

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Also for the week ending Feb. 9, Shippensburg's Mike Palm was leading the Pennsylvania Conference in men's field-goal shooting at 62.6 percent. Palm is a junior center from Lewistown. Local golf clinic slated The Hampden Township Recreation Department will offer a five-week golf clinic beginning Feb. 25 and ending March 25 at the ninth grade cafeteria of Cumberland Valley High School.

Each night, the first class will be from 6: 15 p.m. to 7: 15 p.m. and the second class is from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. For information, contact the rec office at 761-4951.

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