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THE POST, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1940
PAGE SEVEN
ARROWS BLITZKRIEG BEAUMONT, 9-0
League Leaders
Get But Two Hits
From Chet Sutton
Polisky’s Spectacular
Catch Highlights
Sunday's Crucial Game
Apparently in fine fettle after a
two-weeks’ rest, the Dallas Arrows
hammered their way back toward
the top of the league last Sunday
by trimming Beaumont, 9 to 0, and
pushing into a tie for second place
with Vernon.
The victory over Beaumont, which
has been leading the bi-county
league, was a particularly tall feath-
er in the cap of the Arrows, who
have been having a tough time
starting against some bad breaks
this year.
Chet Sutton, who pitched for Dal-
las, was the star of a team which
seemed to have its full share of
stars that afternoon. The hard-
hitting Beaumont batters were able
to collect only two hits off Sutton.
Archie Austin, Beaumont’s ace
hurler, gave Dallas six hits.
One of the prettiest plays of the
afternoon was pulled off by Billy
Polisky, who made ‘a spectacular
running catch in right center field
to end a Beaumont assault. Po-
lisky also stretched a three-base
hit into a four-bagger when he came
home on an error of the Beaumont
third baseman, who missed a catch.
Danny Rusiloski also was cred-
ited with a three-base hit for Dallas.
Schwab's Wildcats
Tamed By Exeter
The third week of the summer
schedule of the St. John’s Bowling
League finds the teams closely
bunched up with the Soggy Tomek’s
Exeter Recreation leading. Joe
Schwab and his Wild Cats engaged
the leaders in an effort to land on
top, but “Blitzkrieg” Soggy Tomek
anticipating the Wild Cats inten-
tions sent in his ‘Panzer” shock
trooper, Phil Gelso, who rolled
through the Wild Cats for enor-
mous gains and winning the match
for the Exeter team.
Schedule for next week: Monday,
Spinicci Garage vs. Schwab's Wild
Cats; Dwyer Bros. vs. St. John’s
Recreation; 9, Exeter Recreation vs.
L. A. Office. Wednesday, Harchar’s
Hucksters vs. Buddies’ Men's Shop;
Wally & Jimmy's Smoke Shop vs.
Mahaffey Oil Co.; W-B. Cigarette
Sales Co. vs. Strish’s Undertakers.
Summer League Standing
Exeter Recreation
L. A. Office
Buddies’ Men’s Shop
Dwyer Bros.
Strish’s Undertakers
Schwab’s Wild Cats
St. John’s Recreation
W. & J. Smoke Shop
Spinicci Garage
Mahaffey Oil Co.
Harchar’'s Hucksters
W-B. Cigarette Sales
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Croatian Daisies Win
Over Swoyerville Pinkies
The Croatian Daisies of the West
Side Girls’ Bowling League got back
into the running by taking all three
games from the Swoyerville Pinkies
to add four points to ‘their league
standing. With the Pinkies bowling
short-handed it was an easy victory
Nellie Pinkoski led
the Pinkies in high scoring. Teresa
Miketinac led the Daisies. Cather-
ine Miketinac was high for single
| The food was excellent and the
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COON HOUNDS YIP ALONG TRAIL
LEFT BY DRAG ON MILE COURSE
Two of this section’s best-known
coon dogs — Malcolm Campbell's
“Coal Dust” and Ernest Martin's
“Sparky’’—romped off with honors
at the eighth field trial of Red Rock
Mountain Coon and Sporting Club
at Checkerboard Inn last Saturday
afternoon.
About 21 of the 30 registered
dogs turned up to nose along the
trail left by a water-soaked bag,
filled with the bedding of a captive
coon. The bag was dragged over a
mile course before the trials began.
At the end of the course a live
coon was place in a tree.
The winners were selected in
each of the five heats, the dog
which crossed the line first and the
dog which barked up the coon tree
first. Winners in each heat were:
First heat—line, Arnold’s ‘Queen’;
tree, Campbell's “Bob”; second
heat—Iline, Martin’s ‘Sparky’; tree,
draw; third heat—Iine, Campbell’s |
“Brownie”; tree, Campbell’s ‘Black !
Jim”; fourth heat—line, Chet Hess's
“Spot”; tree, Campbell's ‘Coal
Dust’’; fifth heat, draw.
Judges were: Line, Loren Cragle,
Red Rock; Irvin Coolbaugh, Dallas;
tree, John Campbell, Freeland; Mil-
ton Hess, Pond Hill; F. J. Burgess,
Tunkhannock. Entries represented!
Tunkhannock, Freeland, Wapwallo-)
pen, Shickshinny, Muncie Valley,
Sweet Valley, Benton and Kunkle, |
as well as communities in the neigh- |
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borhood of Dallas.
Display Bowling Trophies
The two league trophies to be
donated to Rahl’'s Market and
Quarteroni Bros. are on display at
the St. John’s Alleys and will be
awarded to the winners in an im-
pressive ceremony next Monday
night. The trophies are for the
league champions, Rahl’s Market
from the Business Men’s League and
Quarteroni Bros. from the Luzerne
Junior League.
League Outing Postponed
President John Sobeck of the
Luzerne Business Men’s Bowling
League announces the postpone-
ment of the annual outing which
was scheduled for June 30. Owing
to a mix up in dates scheduled for
Sylvan Lake Park, the league was
misinformed as to their date. Joe
Schwab is acting on the park com-
mittee. John Rahl and Tome “Pete”
Smith are on the food committee
with Joe Schwab and John Sobeck
on the refreshment committee.
Secretary Sarge is named general
chairman of the outing.
Tunior League Outing
The Luzerne Junior Bowling
League held their annual outing at
Columbia Park near Berwick last
Sunday. The day was pleasant and
nearly all members were present
with their families and girl friends.
thirst quenchers were of the best.
Presiding were Mrs. Sarge and
“Frisch” Caladie. The married men |
defeated the single men in a real |
fast baseball game.
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