3 2 Kirst
Secret Practice
Prepares Lehman
For Dallas Twp.
Dallas Township Will
Play Tunkhannock
This Afternoon
Kingston Township high school
football team, which took ga firm
grip on the mythical Back Mountain
championship when it defeated Dal-
las Township, 18 to 0, last Satur-
day afternoon, will tackle Forty
Fort at Forty Fort tomorrow after-
noon for another important luzerne}
County Conference tilt.
Lehman, which will be idle this
week, is having secret practice in
anficipation of a lively contest with
Dallas Township next week. If Leh-
man can take that game it will have
a chance for the championship
when it ends its season by playing
Kingston Township, last year’s
champs.
Dallas Township will play Tun-
khannock at Dallas this (Friday)
afternoon at 2:30.
Last Saturday’s Kingston-Dallas
Township game was a colorful af-
fair. The Dallas Township 30-piece
band, resplendent in red caps, made
a smart appearance and received
generous applause for its drills be-
tween halves.
Kingston Township dominated
the field during play, however.
Coach Walter Hicks’ men scored
19 first downs to Dallas Township's
3. Kingston Township intercepted
or knocked down every pass Dallas
attempted.
Davis made the first touchdown
for Kingston Township on an end
run in the first quarter. The second
was on a pass, Stencil to Newhart,
in the second quarter. Stencil made
the third touchdown in the fourth
quarter on a line buck.
Minor injuries continue to take
their toll of Kingston Township's
team. Beck may be in the line-up
for the Forty Fort game but it is
unlikely that McFadden will be well
‘enough.
Coach Morgan’s Lehman Town-
ship team scored a hard-earned
victory last Thursday when it de-
feated Luzerne Reserves, 12 to 6.
Chet Rusiloski made the first touch-
down in the opening quarter on an
off-tackle play. Lehman’s second
touchdown came in the last quarter,
on a pass, Chet Rusiloski to Mec-
Carthy. Luzerne made its sole tally
when Crossin carried the ball across
on -an off-tackle play.
Quarteroni's
Retains Its Lead
Ferraro Truckers Win
Over Mullay Team
With first place at stake for the
winners, the Buddies Juniors and
Quarteroni Bros. split with Quar-
teroni’s taking two games and Bud-
dies’ the extra point. The two
point win kept the Quarteroni’s in
first place by margin of one point. |
Ferraro Truckers took two games |
for three points from Mullay Shoe
Repair. © Gaiteri was high man for
Ferraro’s with Sponsor Ferraro tak-
ing second in highs. Miss Honey-
well again led the girls with a 504
score to climb up to 162 average.
Kelly Street Market came to life
to take all three games from the
General Cigar for four points. Stef-
anye Krupa forgot all about the
war in Europe long enough to put
in a 508 score for the Kelly Street
Market and cinch their four points.
Kader was the big scorer for the
General Cigar boys.
Bernie’s Central Cafe had no op-
position in the three player Al Regal
team and took two games for three
points.
high for Central Cafe. S. Misenchik
led the Al's Barbers with a 464
score.
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By Irv Tirman
TEAM Rahl's Market
STANDINGS
BUSINESS MEN'S LEAGUE
Bon Ton Beats Buddies:
Ww L Pts| Richards High Bowler
Quarteroni Bros. 15 6.120
Buddies’ Juniors © 14 4 19 Rahl’s Market regained possession
Central Cafe 15 6 19 | of first place in Luzerne Business
Kelly Street Market 12 9 15, Men’s Bowling League by taking all
General Cigar Jrs. 10 11 14 three games from West Side Ice.
Al's Barbers 8 13 10 |Gelso was the main reason of the |
Ferraro Truckers 5 13 + 7!victories for Rahl’s with his 610]
score. “Buck” Jones led West Side |
Ice with 578 pins.
Bill Michelson’s Bon Ton team
rode rough shod over Buddies, tak-
ing all three games for four points |
to go into a third place tie with |
Schedule For Tonight
7, Kelly St. Market vs. Mullay
Shoe Repair; Quarteroni Bros. vs.
General Cigar Jrs.
Te Stegmaiers. Elmer Kraynak was |
oo, ates Joe gm STR, SSeS
T ? r pins. Wheeler led the Buddies’ with |
ruckers. ; 593 score. |
MERCHANTS’ LEAGUE Greenwald's also came in with a |
ja four point win over the Luzerne |
: Ww L Pts| Anthracite Office team. Tracy it was |
Ben Sterling’s y 17 4 23| who did all the heavy work for |
Spinicci Garage > 16 2 22| Greenwald’s with an even 600. Phil |
Luzerne Anthracite 16 2 22|Richards led the Office team with |
Friedman’s Store 20: 1 141a 602 score. Streng the big man
Buddies’ Men’s Shop 8 13 11 (on the Offi i
4 e ice team was second high
Grablick Dairy £7. 8 10! man.
Bileggi Cafe 6. 12 8 Stegmaiers beat the Truckers by
St. John’s Holy Name 4 11 6| over 500 pins taking all three
Larksville Orioles 40 14 5 | games. Kender led the Brewers with |
Blight Bros. 4 14 4a 629 score. Kendler was on the
way to that big game in the last
game but tripped up after getting
six straight strikes. Psolka led the
Truckers with 526. Edonick in his
first year of bowling hit a 511 for
the Truckers.
Luzerne Anthracite Outside lost
the first game to Brokenshire’s and
also lost the league lead. Esser led |
the Outside team with a 594 and
Schedule For Nov. 8
7, Bileggi Cafe vs. Blight Bros.;
Friedman’s vs. Spinicci Garage.
9, Buddies’ Shop vs. Orioles;
Sterlings’ vs. Grablick Dairy; St.
John’s vs. Luzerne Anthracite.
BUSINESS MEN'S LEAGUE
WwW
Hank Comorosky
RegainsLead Leading Again
Friedman's Team Holds
Sterling In Race
For the second consecutive week
Hank Comorosky of the Spinicei
Garage team leads the league in
high scoring. Spinicci Garage took
all three games from Blight Bros.
Comorosky hit a 249 game and 593
for series high. Last week Hank
was accidently overlooked and the
high honors were bestowed on Lon-
do Mucci who was second high. Kar-
lunas of Blight Bros. is hitting them |
and also getting temperamental over !
his feats. Costello is not at his |
usual stride this week.
Joe Schwab and his Sterling
team were again halted by Fried- |
man’s team. Friedman's taking!
two games and Sterling the extra |
point. Schwab and Jones were the |
outstanding performers in this |
match. Jones took high game with
212 pins with Schwab hitting 211. |
In the finals Schwab rolled 566
while Jones finished with 565. The
other members of these teams were
hitting them hard.
Luzerne Anthracite continues to
hold second place tie with Spinicei
by virtue of their three-point tal
over Bileggi Cafe. Frankie Rinks
came out of his slump to take high
scores for the Anthracite team with
a 232 game and 575 total. Psolka
was the star for the Bileggi Cafe.
The Orioles with Neal Dwyer lead-
ing managed to take one game from
Grablick Dairy. Ziz Karlotski took
high scores for Grablinski’s. St. |
John’s and Buddies’ played one of |
those pick up series with both teams |
being short and they split in points
with two apiece.
L Pts|Bill Search again put Brokenshire’s
Rahl Market 18 6 25|in the race with a 564 score. McIn-
L. A. Outside 18 6 24| tyre hit a 559 score.
Bon Ton Men's Shop 16 8% 21 Piledgi’s Tavern taking all three]
Stegmaier’s 16 8 21 games from Pete Smith dropped |
Greenwald’s 15 9 20 the Smith team into fourth place. |
Pete Smith 14 10 = 20)|Kozik led Piledgi with 609 pins and
Buddies’ Shop 14 10 18|Brown led Pete Smith’s with a 571.
Piledgi’s 12 12 - 16| A great improvement in the bow-
West Side Ice 10 14 13 ling was noticable this week with
L. A. Office Be 19 6 (all teams hitting better scores.
Brokenshire’s 5:19 6| A. B. C. sanction cards were dis-
L. A. Truckers 3.% 93 2! tributed to all team captains.
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BOWLING SCORES
INDIVIDUAL SCORES IN
Kelly Street Market
|
JUNIORLEBRGUE ~~ | (Reme a77
| 226
, urcnaxk a
Al's Barbers | A. Charnitsky ...... 439
Frohman. 0 Gi 413 Sholean. oh. Al 481
S.Misenchile ......... 464° ! Sent
A. Regal 415 } Total «Losi t . 2331
Towson a A 360 |
Lowi. 2h anny 360
| General Cigar Jrs.
Total dua 2002 1 iDettren .. *¥283
Central Cafe | Covina! is £5968
A Teandr] one #4981 Kader 434
Bulford dnd ! Bottcon - *293
Bdonick hill. 465 Kochan +261
P.Bvang 599 Connors: ial #4280
D. Leandri 454 | Adame -...l ns deo 2 3
Powie 122 Stepanik £22090
Total =. 2305 Total & nto 251904
Buddies’ Irs. |
DETER tonsil iret 00 0, Ferraro Truckers
WKovaes in 20 445 i
Archangeli 374 Dunn 374
Machinist We Porky 372
Stefanko Lies ofS earel ae et 417
Sicurella’ =...) ...%%303 Regeski 431
a Calter] Jleioite L 202
Total Sin a0 0 2205 Te
‘ . | Total coils. Jb 2116
Quarteroni Bros.
Radovie (aio lin. 451 | Mullay Shoe Repair
PT Calndle i _ *332
Pickarskits Gets Sit %%333 | Tazgarts er onl liv 34
J. 'Misenchik i. 5... #4249 | PaRahliil vie iy 297
Hrivoak'.. i 452 | Gilbert 345°
Michaels #332 ! Paella. bi in 496
J. Caladie #113 Honeywell 0.0000. 504
Total. "io 5 2202 Total, sie ve ii quis 1983
PAGE SEVEN
Luzerne Tries
To Strengthen
Defense Plays
Lions Favored To Take
Saturday's Game With
Meyers High School
ed hard this week to strengthen its
defense against passing attack. This
has been the Lion’s chief aveakness,
as well as the main reason for los-
ing their first game of the season
last week to Larksville.
The local boys played a good
brand of ball considering the condi-
tion of the field at Larksville. After
5 the first few minutes of play it was
hard for the spectators to distin-
guish the players of one school
{from those of the other. The field
was a mass of ‘mud and puddles of
water which hampered the boys
from - getting their driving attack
ing for the Lions.
This week the local boys take on
Meyers High at Connolly's field on
| Saturday afternoon, and the home
boys are the favorites.
Schedule For Monday
7, West Side Ice vs. Piledgi Tav-
ern; Stegmaier’s vs. Pete Smith;
Greenwald's vs. L. A. Outside.
9, Brokenshire’s vs. L. A. Office;
b1.. A. Truckers vs. Buddies’; Rahl
| Market vs. Bon Ton.
v
VOTE HENRY BANTA
FOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR
i (Luzerne Borough)
THAHRKSGIVING
DINNER
an old-fashioned feast, with
Turkey and all the trim-
mings.
WILLIAMS’
NORTH MOUNTAIN
INN
Write or Phone for Reservations
Sweet Valley Dallas 292-R-2
PULL THE
SECOND LEVER
ELECT THESE MEN _ ~
For LUZERNE COUNTY JUDGES
W. Alfred Valentine
Has served eleven years on the
bench. Praised by lawyers of
both parties as able, learned,
fair. Author of legal text books.
One of Pennsylvania's most cele-
brated jurists. ”
A capable, aggressive District
Attorney, he has served one
term. Prosecuted the famous
Fugmann case. Initiated the in-
vestigation and has begun the
prosecution of the “payroll pad-
ding cases.” Acclaimed by
lawyers for his fairness and
courtesy.
citizen.
John S. Fine
Appointed to bench at age of
33. Has had eleven years of
judicial experience, Fair, humane
and considerate of all who came
before him—lawyers and liti-
gants alike.
" For SHERIFF
Dallas C. Shobert
Has had years of experience
as Deputy in the Sheriff's office.
Familiar with routine of office.
Active as an officer
Sheriff’s Association.
ous, independent, widely known
in State
Courage-
For COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
John A. MacGuffie
One of Luzerne County’s most
respected public servants. During
his two terms as Commissioner
has reduced county expenses and
cut taxes. A capable business
man, he has run the county on a
business basis.
For TREASURER
John B. Wallis, Jr.
A trained and seasoned bus-
iness man, he is equipped to
superintend the operation of a
business office. Will keep a
watchful finger on the purse-
strings of the county.
employee,
For CORONER
Dr. Lewis S. Reese, Jr.
A prominent West Side phy-
sician and member of well-
known family. Endorsed with-
out qualification by fellow
doctors. Will perform duties of
County Coroner quietly, effici-
ently and thoroughly.
further public service. War hero
and participant
deavors, he is known for his in-
tegrity and for courteous treat-
ment of all.
Robert Lloyd
A young Ashley business man,
he is MacGuffie’s running mate
on a platform which pledges
continuance of economy and
efficiency in county government.
A business man with accounting
experience. Former Highway
Construction foreman.
For Register of Wills
John Shivell
A capable and trusted county
qualified for
in civic en-
For Recorder of Deeds
Charles J. Bufalino
A widely known and popular
member of the Luzerne County
Bar, he is well informed as to
the requirements of the Record-
er's office. Scholarly, thorough,
and experienced.
MICHAEL ADOMSHICK—For COUNTY SURVEYOR
You Can’t Be Neutral in the Fight for Honest Government.
VOTE STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN
Luzerne high school eleven work- ~
started. Roccograndi was outstand-
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