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> Rahl’s Market
Leading League
As Season Ends
Play-offs In Business
Men's League To Begin
Next Monday Evening
The Luzerne Business Men’s Bowl-
ing League finished the regular
bowling season last Monday night,
with Rahl’'s Market taking first
place and the league trophy. Bon
Ton Men’s Shop finished second,
with the Luzerne Anthracite Out-
side coming in third.
President Sobeck announces that
the first games in the play-offs will
be bowled at 6:30 Monday night,
with the second games going on at
9:30. This rule was used last sea-
son in order to give the teams
enough time to roll four games,
which decide the winners on a five-
point basis. The losing teams on
Monday night will not finish in the
finals a week hence. The follow-
ing is ordered:
6:30 p. m., Rahl Market vs. Lu-
zerne Anthracite Outside; Bon Ton
Men’s Shop vs. Stegmaiers Brew-
ing Co.; Greenwald’s vs. Pete Smith,
By Irv Tirman
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H/VING RE--
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FOR VALOR FROM
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“CRIME DOESN'T A CRIME?
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Oriole Keglers Top Luzerne Entrants
In Coast-to-Coast Bowling Classic
Chicago, May 9—Twelve Luzerne
five-man teams won places in the
$50,000 Red Crown Handicap Bowl-
ing Sweepstakes, officials of the
record-breaking coast-to-coast ten-
pin classic announced here today.
Best of the Luzerne bowlers was
the Larksville Orioles team, rolling
9:30 p. m., Buddies’ Men's Shop|, the St. John’s Men's Social Club
vs. Piledgi Tavern; West Side Ice
vs. Luzerne Anthracite Truckers;
Luzerne Anthracite Office vs. Pru-
dential Life Insurance.
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alleys which turned in a score of
10,191 to win 94th place in Sec-
tion 3 of the Red Crown Sweeps.
Section 3 includes Ohio, West Vir-
Teams will alternate alleys after ginia, Virginia, North and South
each game, with a drawing for al-
leys for the fourth game.
The fonal standing of the teams:
Carolina and all states to the North-
west.
Other Luzerne winners were:
Girls Organize
Summer League
Meeting To Be Held
Wednesday For Plans
The girls of the West Side of
Wyoming Valley will meet Wednes-
day evening at St. John’s ballroom
at 8 to make final arrangements for
their summer bowling league. John-
ny Psolka, who has organized the
league will preside.
Teams will be formed and a sea-
son schedule adopted. The follow-
ing girls have signed up for the
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| BECK MOUNTAIN BASEBALL SCHEDULE
| May 10:
at Lehman.
May 15:
Borough.
May 17:
Borough.
il May 22:
at Laketon.
May 24: Laketon at Lehman; Dallas
a HS,
May 29:
y Township.
May 31:
Lehman.
Dallas Borough at K. T. H. S.; Dallas Township
Laketon at Dallas Township; Lehman at Dallas
Lehman at K. T. H. S.; Laketon at Dallas
Dallas Borough at Dallas Township; K. T. H. S.
Towndiip at: XK. T.
K. T. H. S. at Dallas Borough; Lehman at Dallas
Dallas Township at Laketon; Dallas Borough at
Beaumont Nine
Hangs Up Record
Team Has Won 28 Of Its
Last 30 League Games
Beaumont, which has wone 28 of
its last 30 games in the Wyoming
County West League, is aiming at
another championship.
Coach Archie Austin’s nine from
Monroe Township has gone through
three-quarters of the season without
a defeat and has only two games
standing between it and a clean
record, not to mention another
league championship.
Mullay Shoe Repair
BOWLING SCORES
Central Cafe
The Beaumont nine lost one game
in 1937, was undefeated in all
league contests in 1938 and 1939
and has six victories under its belt
so far this season. It must play
Noxen and Laceyville before the sea-
W L Pts.| St. John's Holy Name team, 131st
place, score 10,134; Stegmaiers,
Bak} pr Shop » 19° | 139th place, score 10,124; Luzerne
L. A. Outside 64 32 89|Anthracite Truckers, 189th place,
Stegmaiers 64 35 86 | score 10,065; Piledgi Tavern, 195th
Greenwald’s 60 39 7g|place, score 10,058; Rahl Market,
Buddies’ Men's Shop 46 53 61 264th place, score 10,007; Kelly St.
Pete Smith 44: 59 61 Market, 289th place, score 9,991;
Piledgi Tavern 45 51 59 |Brokenshire’s, 383rd place, score 9,-
West Side Ice 44 52 56/946; Bon Ton Men's Shop, 401st
L. A. Office 39 67 41 place, score 9,934; Mullay Shoe Re-
L. A. Truckers 95 74 35 pair, 554th place, score 9,885; Bud-
Prudential Life 1380 16 die’s Men’s Shop, 556th place, score
JUNIOR LEAGUE
WL. Pts
Quarteroni Bros. 66 30 . 91
Buddies’ Juniors 66 30 88
Kelly St. Market 65 31 "87
Central Cafe 567 40. = 72
Ferraro Truckers 36 60 48
Al's Barber Shop 35 61 48
Mullay Shoe Repair 31 65 42
General Cigar Co. 29. 67.35
Tonight’s Games
7 p. m., Quarteroni Bros. vs. Mul-
lay Shoe Repair; Ferraro Truckers
vs. Central Cafe.
9 p. m., Kelly Street Market vs.
Buddies’ Juniors; General Cigar Co.
vs. Al's Barber Shop.
Arrows Victors
In Opening Game
Defeat Redmond’s Nine
13-2, In Lid Lifter
The Dallas Arrows lifted the lid
from the 1940 baseball season last
Sunday afternoon by hammering out
a 13 to 3 victory over Charlie
“Pants” Redmond’s Swoyerville nine
at the Dallas Township diamond.
Don Grose, manager! for the Ar-
rows, gave three pitchers a chance
to work out. Casper Salansky, Chet
Sutton and Alan Montross showed
up well on the mound and Fred
Stevens and “Babe” Heis did a fihe
job of catching. Frank Edwards
socked a home run for Dallas in the
third, with one man on base.
Next Wednesday the Arrows will
go to Danville to’ play a practice
game. A meeting of the Bi-County
League, which has been delayed be-
cause of arguments over the new
import rule, was to be held this
week.
9,882; Bileggi
score 9,832.
The $50,000 Red Crown Handicap
Cafe, 742nd place,
. | Bowling Sweepstakes was the ban-
ner event of the greatest bowling
year in history. About 15,000,000
men, women and youngsters, ac-
cording to authentic estimates, made
regular visits to their favorite
mapleways during the record-smash-
ing 1939-1940 year.
Croatians Win Opener
Bgainst Port Blanchard
Opening the season in the Inde-
pent “A” Baseball League last
Sunday, the Luzerne Anthracite
Croations won the opening game
against the new Port Blanchard
team behind the masterful pitching
of Tisko, who allowed the Ports one
hit. Tisko is 19 years old and just
recently returned from the U. S.
Army.
The lone hit, a double, was garn-
ered by J. Zagata, catcher for the
Ports in the ninth. Tisko fanned
21 batters and allowed one base on
balls.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
In the Court of Common Pleas of
Luzerne County, No. 852, March
Term, 1940. Libel in Divorce a vin-
culo matrimonii. Paul A. Joyce vs.
Margaret L. Joyce. To Margaret L.
Joyce: Take notice that an alias sub-
poena having been returned by the
Sheriff of Luzerne County that you
could not be found in this county,
you are hereby notified and directed
to appear before the said Court on
Monday, June 17, 1940 at 10 o’clock
A. M., to answer the complaint filed
in the above case.
DALLAS C. SHOBERT,
Sheriff.
E. C. Marianelli, Atty.
league up to date: i
Teresa Mikitinac, Catherine Miki-| Psolka 555 3 Dornd a son ends.
tinac, Mary Chalovich, Gertrude| Rahl 478 Bulford 478 Although the team has a near-
Mascey, Catherine Vrataric, Mar-| Charnitsky 385 tow 360 perfect record in its own league for
garet Evasic, Anna Radage, Mildred | Gilbert 429 Cow 360 the last three years, it has never
Bogovic, Thelma Davenport, Sarah| Honeywell 460 ___ |been successful in the finals with
Mitchell, Anna Bogovic, Kate Mu- = Total 2046 |Winners from other leagues.
rat, Josephine Jablonski, Bernadine Total 2307 J One of the reasons for Beau-
Stefanko, = Winifred Honeywell, mont’s unique showing this year is
Frances Gilbert, Tillie Rahl, Mary General Cigar Co Al's Barber Shop Ralph Taylor, the team’s pitcher,
Charnitsky, Anna Kupko, Dora g : Lazar 409 | who has a fine record. Taylor has
Chalovich, Helen Cajka, Nellie Pin-| Kocan 305 | A. Regal 500 pitched against Mehoopany four
koski, Rose Gelb, Sadie Gitlovitz,| Adams oa Cook 558 | times and has allowed only two hits
Cassie Pinkoski, Irene Hanko and| Kader 269 Bednar 561 |in the four games.
Constance Pisaneski. Seopa ta S. Mesinchik 510
Other girls wishing to sign u FY InSitl —
with the league can do so by ie Deitrick pea Total 2539 Barheg the Bowlers
their names with Johnny Psolka or : i
at the Alleys. All girls are welcome Total 2256 Quarteroni Bros. top Quarteroni 8 Team
to attend the meeting and hear of 2 Landis eos The sensational bowling of the
the plans to be adopted for the rivna *#%203 Al's Barber Shop team, which has
summer. Kelly St. Market | Radovic 513 | steadily climbed from the cellar po-
Business men wishing to adopt Krupa 423 Pickarski ®%295 sition which it held on April 15 to
any of the girls’ teams can make: Mullay 470 J. Mesenchik 477 its present fifth place tie with the
application to Sarge Evans or John- Charnitsky 448 Michaels *%336 |Ferraro Truckers, is causing the
ny Psolka, who will assign a team | vyyurchak 444 leaders much concern.
to their credit. A small fee will be Ronco 551 Total 2442 Last Friday night the Barbers
collected for the privilege, which a *Indicates one game. stopped Quarteroni Bros. cold with
will be turned into the league Total 2316 *#Indicates two games. a great match in which they annex-
treasury for the girls’ outing at the
close of the season.
The Brunswick people will donate
a trophy to the girls’ team finishing
in first place at close of season.
The Brunswick people also announce
that they will award any girl bowl-
er who rolls a 250 game or over on
the St. John’s alleys one Brunswick
mineralite bowling ball and new
zipper bowling ball bag.
Bruno's Benedicts Win
Over Anio’s Bachelors
Bruno's Benedicts continued where
they left off last year, and found the
Bachelors still stiff after their
long winter.
The Benedicts won their opener
by score of 14 to 6. Bruno started
on the mound with Tony Ballonis
receiving for the Benedicts, while
Anio, who started for the Bachelors,
was knocked off the mound in the
fourth inning. Bill Frisch was greet-
ed with a four run barrage when he
took over in the fifth for the Bach-
elors.
ed four points to hold Quarteroni
Eight Teams Sign Up
For Wyoming County Loop
Eight teams have entered the
Susque-Wyo League, which will
The world is glad
And Life’s not bad
When you get results
From a Classified Ad.
Bros. with only a three-point lead
over the second place Buddies team.
“Dusty” Joe Cook, that amiable
bartender for Pete Masonis, paced
the Barbers with a 558 score and
Bednar trailed with 561 pins. For
LO
Trucksville Nine
Presses Leaders
In School Race
Lehman Downs Laketon
In Wednesday's Game:
Township Is Defeated ~~
Lehman high school’s baseball
team forged into the lead in the
Back Mountain Scholastic League
this weeks but Kingston Township
was close behind and the other en-
tries were bunched together so that
it was still-any team’s race. :
On Wednesday Lehman defeated
Laketon in a game which stretched
into two extra innings to break a
4-4 tie which existed at the end of
the usual seven innings. The eighth
was scoreless but in the ninth Leh-
man banged in the two runs which
gave it victory.
On the same afternoon Kingston
Township defeated Dallas Township
6 to 4.
The Standing In The League
Ww Pet.
Lehman. i 2 1.000
Kingston Twp . 2 .666
Dallas Twp. 2x .500
Laketon 1 333
Dallas Borough 0 000
One-sided games were the order
of the day Friday. Dallas Township
administered a 23 to 1 shellacking
to Dallas Borough. The township
nine brought in 14 runs in the first
inning and Coach Ralph Rood threw
“Whitey” Brace in as a relief pitcher
but the rival batters drove in nine
more runs before the game ended.
Kingston Township high school
administered a 24-2 defeat to Lake-
ton on the Trucksville diamond. In
a replay of a game called off earlier
because of rain, Lehman defeated
Kingston Township’s team, 7 to 1.
. Today Dallas Borough will go to
Kingston Township and Dallas Town-
ship will be at Lehman. Next Wed-
nesday afternoon Laketon will be at
Dallas Township and Dallas Borough
will play Lehman. RE
the Quarteroni’s, “Yenno” Caladie
continues to lead his team in high
scoring, with a 528 score in his last
match.
Kelly St. Market took all three
games from the Central Cafe team,
which has been playing with three
men lately. Renoe led the Kelly
St. team with 551 pins. Polly Evans
took high score for the Central
Cafe with 536 pins. 3
The Mullay Shoe Girls got going
again and took three points from
the General Cigar Co. With Psolka
leading with 555 pins he was closely
followed by Tillie Rahl with 478
pins and Adams ran second with
471 pins. 3
Buddies took all three games from
the Ferraro Truckers, but failed to
turn in their scores, therefore we
cannot give the box scores.
The man was mad
But now he’s glad;
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