InJunior Loop
: Mullay Girls Take Two
‘Games For Three Points
From General Cigar
Upsets were scored last week in
Luzerne Junior Bowling League
when Ferraro Truckers downed the
league-leading, Buddies taking all
three games for four points.
Mullay Shoe Repair girls also
showed great form when they took
games and total pins from the
General Cigar boys for three points.
elly Street Market stopped Cen-
1 Cafe from its climb to the top
yy taking two games and total pins
r three points. Quarteroni Bros.
climbed into top place by its four-
int victory over Al's Barbers.
games were rolled by Fro-
ham with 210 and J. Misenchik
with 204. Three-game high scores
to Stelma with 519, Krupa
506, and J. Misenchik with
~ Ferraro’s
Al's Baarbers
8. Mesencik
Frohman
~ Lukasavage
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Luzerne Anthrancite
: 546
~ Rosnick ...
~~ Banks
_ F. Rinks ..
~ Paluck
Totals
Grablick Dairy
W. Karlotski .
Z. Karlotski
Ben Sterling's
** Two games.
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Bowling Notes
This week this column will be de-
voted to the forgotten man of bow-
ling, ‘the sponsor. He is called the
“forgotten man’ because the only
time most bowlers think of him is
at the beginning of the season when
the team captain makes his annual
visit to collect a check for the
league entry fee and to “put on the
bite for bowlers’ shirts. These
“angels” of bowlers will soon begin
wondering if the investment is
worthwhile.
Under present conditions in this
community, we must consider that
bowling teams are sponsored be-
cause. of friendship or whatever
good-will may be gained from the
bowling hall.
There are many fays in which
league members can let their spon-
sors know that they appreciate his
interest in bowling. If a bowler has
occasion to do business with a mer-
chant who has sponsored a team in
your league, he should let the mer-
chant know that he is given patron-
age because he has helped to make
the league possible. Make a prac-
tice of keeping in touch with the
sponsor. Let him know how the
league is going, how many games
his team has won. Invite him down
to watch his team bowl, let him
get acquainted with the other mem-
bers of the team and make him feel
that the team wants him to have a
personal interest in the team and
its progress.
What we are driving at is the
fact that the bowlers are definitely
on the spot and must devise ways
| and means of assuring themselves
that their sponsor is firmly sold on
the idea that his investment in a
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DALLAS ALUMNI TEAM
TO OPEN ITS SEASON
AGAINST CITY FIVE
The newly-organized Dallas
Borough Alumni basketball
team will open its season to-
night (Friday) at 7:30 when it
plays Blackman A. C. at the
Georgetown Settlement house,
Northampton Street, Wilkes-
Barre. / !
Clarence LaBar is coaching
the players and Jack Roberts
is manager. A meeting of rep-
resentatives of alumni from
Back Mountain high schools will
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range a schedule for a local
Alumni League.
implies and not just a gesture of
good-will. He must be made to
realize that he is helping to make
the game possible and that his in-
terest extends to every member of
the league who will pledge himself
to patronize a sponsor whenever
possible.
So let’s all resolve now to take
the sponsor out of the ‘forgotten
man” class and honor him for what
he really is—a real sport, devoted
to a real sport and its progress.
This season our leagues have the
sponsor in mind by donating a tro-
phy to the winning team sponsors.
But make it a practice to look him
up occasionally.
‘Fine hosiery, knit goods and fa-
brics are now being manufactured
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Standings
BUSINESS MEN'S LEAGUE
Ww
L Pts.
40
36
31
31
29
29
26
24
21
23
21
Rahl Market
L. A. Outside
Bon Ton Shop
Pete Smith's
Stegmaier’s
Greenwald's
West Side Ice 18
Piledgi Tavern 17
L. A. Office 9
L. A. Truckers 7
Brokenshire’s
5
Schedule For Monday
24
23
11
10
6
( 7:00 p. m., Rahl Market vs. Pi-
| ledgi Tavern; Stegmaier’s vs. Bud-
dies’ Men’s Shop; L. A. Truckers vs.
L. A. Office.
9:00 p. m., Bon Ton Men’s Shop
vs. Brokenshire’s; L. A. Outside vs.
Pete Smith’s; Greenwald's vs. West
Side Ice.
JUNIOR LEAGUE
Ww L
24
23
21
19
13
Quarteroni Bros.
Central Cafe
Buddies Juniors
Kelly St. Market
Ferraro Truckers
General Cigar 12
Al’s Barbers 12
Mullay Shoe Repair 7
Schedule For Tonight
7:00 p. m., Ferraro Truckers vs.
Central Cafe; Quarteroni Bros. vs.
Mullay Shoe Repair.
9:00 p. m., Kelly St. Market vs.
Buddies Juniors; General Cigar Co.
vs. Al's Barbers.
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Biledgi Tavern
Loses To Rival
Red Rinks High Scorer
For Luzerne Outside
Luzerne Anthracite Truckers of
Business Men’s Bowling League of
Luzerne showed considerable in-
crease in its bowling ability by tak-
ing two games for three points
from its rival, the Biledgi Tavern.
Most of the Truckers are former Pi-
ledgi bowlers. Luzerne Anthracite
Office took one game from the Lu-
zerne Anthracite Outside. Red Rinks
was high scorer for the Outside
team. West Side Ice took all three
games from Brokenshire’s.
Greenwald's took two games for
three points from Stegmaier’s. Bon
Ton climbed into third place by tak-
ing two games from Pete Smith’s.
Rahl Market scored a four-point
victory over the Buddies’ Men's
Shop. Polly Tomek hit a 258 game
which was high for the week. ]
K. T. H. S. STANDING IN
COUNTY GRID LEAGUE
MAY BE CHANGED YET
Although the standings of
the football teams in the Lu-
zerne County conference were
announced this week,
there
‘is a possibility that several
matters being considered now
by league officials may result
in putting Kingston Township
football team nearer the top.
The standings announced:
wT
Shickshinny
Pittston
Swoyerville
Wyoming /
West Wyoming
Exeter
Kingston Twp.
Forty Fort
Duryea
West Pittston
Clarks Summit
Dupont
Dallas Twp.
SOV WVN ATTY ESM
COMMON OOSHNIY-D
L
PERRIN
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‘Defeat Of Lehmar
Clinches Title
Trucksville Eleven On
Of Finest Ever Turned
Out By Local School
For the second consecu
year, Kingston Townshi
football team wears the cro
as King of Football in
mythical Back Mountain scho-
lastic league. Moreover, Coa
Walter Hick’s hard-hitting
eleven stands out as one o
the best teams in its class in
Northeastern Pennsylvania
Kingston Township clinched :
right to the local championship on
Thanksgiving Day, when it won
decisive, 24 to 0 victory over
fighting Lehman squad. Previously.
the Kingston Township eleven
vanquished Dallas Township,
other member of the three-cornere
rural loop. Ae
Coach Hicks’ squad, battling
injury jinx which threatened Te-
peatedly to spoil its record, wi
seven of its nine games, losing only
defeated Clark’s Summit, Ashley,
Dallas Township, Forty Fort, Tunk-
hannock, Lehman and Factoryville.
Checker Sharks Get ~~
Ready For Winter Games
Stanley Shukwit has issued
for all last year’s checker clu
meet at his Barber Shop and
out an application if they inten
take part in the league this yi
The regular season will get w
way in about two weeks.
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