LeMoyne faces lighter Division II schedule in 1981
LeMoyne College soccer enters 1981 under 16th year head coach Keith Gage with a mostly veteran squad and up to four freshmen to start. The Dolphins open Tuesday at Hobart and may play four of their first five games away, relying on goalkeeper Rudi Muller and midfielder Pete Eggiston to lead a modest offense with Eddie Kogut scoring support as the defense matures. The schedule lists games against Hobart Clarkson Eisenhower Buffalo State RIT Colgate Pratt Institute Ithaca Buffalo Oswego State Cortland St John Fisher and Binghamton State.
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Jim Kosciolek
LeMoyne College
Syracuse University
Orange Booters
Dolphins
Keith Gage
Hartwick
Cornell
LeMoyne
St. John Fisher
Oswego State
Gage
Hobart
Greg Kottke
Dave Parillat
Pat McKenna
Courtney Burns
Rudi
Rudi Muller
Nottingham
Fayetteville- Manlius
Pete Eggston
Eggiton
John Lyall
Oneonta High
Ed Kogut
Fabius Pompey
Kogut
Eddie
Clarkson
Eisenhower
Buffalo State
RIT
Colgate
Griffin Field
Pratt Institute
Ithaca
U. OF Buffalo
ST. Lawrence
Hamil Sore
Cortland
Binghamton State
Gether
Tom Fisher
Red Raider
Leo Chirello
Jeff Carter
West Genesee
Dan Scaia
Billy Bergan
Brian Williard
Central Square
Tom Ostrander
Square
Mike Kovanes
John Belt
Sean Hill
Ostrander
OSHL
Marcellus
Mustangs
Phil Winters
Mexico
Mark Colvin
Bessell Brothers
Brian
Bruce
Hornets lead OHSL and state run in 1980 soccer preview
Fayetteville-Manlius Hornets, led by senior Kevin Smith, defend OHSL and Section Three titles and eye a state run, with key returnees Robert Schmidt and Jay Walsh bolstering a strong lineup. Skaneateles, Liverpool, Oswego, J-D, ESM, Baldwinsville, and other schools also tout returning starters and improving youth programs as 1981 season looms.
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Jim Kosciolek
Onondaga
Fayetteville-Manlius Hornets
Ed Schmitt
Northport
Schmitt
Kevin Smith
Smith
Hornet
Kevin
OHSL
Robert Schmidt
Jay Walsh
Hornets
Skaneateles
Lakers
al Kise
Mark Major
Billy Collins
Collins
Kise
Liverpool
Jim Wemesfelder
Wemesfelder
Nick Ioannidis
Dino Pappas
Frank Biasi
Baldwinsville
Tim Morgan
Kevin Sheehan
Doug Shaver
Bees
B’ville
Toi. Doran
Oswego
Buccaneers
Russ Martin
Mike Coon
Anthony Richman
Kevin Ahern
Doran
Jamesville-DeWitt
Red Ram
Joe Roach
Low
J-D
Mark Fromm
John Daly
Matt Millan
Fabius Pompey
Mike Danaher
Falcons
Danaher
Dave Virgil
Barry Needham
F’p
East Syracuse Minoa
Hank Collins
Crew
ESM
Mark Crawford
Jerry Carhart
Jim Szuba
Paul Payne
Spartans
Fulton
Tom Eggleston
Van's Views on Local Bowling Slowly Gains Momentum
Bud VanderVeer notes local bowling picks up in pace as leagues prepare for action through next spring. House updates include resurfaced lanes and higher prices driven by lighting and heating costs. Angle Ball from AMF gains traction though supplies are limited. Local bowlers Terry Touranjoe and Richard Sposato win full scholarships to West Texas State, while Greg Draper earns a partial scholarship. Twin Trees top City League with revamped lineup as Chal lenge Bowling Show debuts on WSTM with junior matches and pro-host dinners.
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Bud VanderVeer
AMF
Terry Touranjoe
Richard Sposato
West Texas State
Kegler
Greg Draper
Cornell Darkhorse In Ivy Preview For 1981 Football
Cornell faces a lean depth chart with 35 graduates and major questions at quarterback after losing key linemen and skill players. Bob Blackman remains optimistic about Derrick Harmon at tailback while Greg Stento eyes the QB role as Cornell opens at Penn. Yale, six contenders, and one darkhorse shape the Ivy race.
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Blackman
Greg Stento
Vestal
Stento
Big Red
Andy Cowan
Soph Derrick
Harmon
Scott Dowdell
Dave Kimichik
Ken Williams
Cornellians
Ivy Loop
Yale
Pro golf and multi sport values highlighted at Beaver Meadows
The article recalls D A Weibring's father urging multi sport participation for youths, contrasts Jay Haas's En Joie win at the BC Open with strong putting stats, and previews upcoming golf events at Bellevue and Beaver Meadows. It notes awards for Horace Meredith and Brian Keenan, plus a Piccadilly Open event with Mike Bello at Riverside.
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Bellevue
Tuscarora
Cavalry
Beaver Meadows
PGA
Sam Snead
Gene Littler
Don January
Gardner Dickinson
Miller Barber
Horace Meredith
U.S
Brian Keenan
Toronto
St. George’s
Brian
Yesteryear
Mike Bello
Riverside
Foster-Gerber Ousted In Best Ball Match Play
Foster and Gerber, the sole Syracuse area duo to qualify for the 16 team bracket, fell in extra holes yesterday morning at Oak Hill's John R. Williams Best Ball tournament. After a 149 by seven over par, they lost a 19-hole match to Rochester's Bonnachi duo as Allen Murphy and Jordan Dietz reached the semifinals against Rehers O Conner and Hogan Seaman.
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Pittsford
Alan Foster
Bill Gerber
Syracuse
John R. Williams
Oak Hill
Foster-Gerber
Paul
Dave Bonnachi
Rochester
Don Allen
Charlie Murphy
Mike Jordan
John Dietz
California
Paul Rehers
Bill O'Conner
Tom Hogan
Bill Seaman
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Ivies
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Darkhorse
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Greg Siento
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Bill Zittul
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