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BILL'S
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By
Bill Hart
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Dallas Legion came through again
as Harry Grose coasted to his third
victory of the season . . . . The
Legionaires with a 3-1 record are
now hot on the heels of the league
leaders . . . . Even the absence of
three players, G. Roberts, M. In-
salaco and A. Knecht, failed to halt
the Dallas attack as it hammered
out a 6-0 victory over Miners Mills
A. A. Sunday on Dallas Township
diamond.
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PAGE THREE
Grose pitched a calm, masterful
game and had Miners Mills eating
out of his hand all the way . . .
The only danger spot was in the
sixth inning when with one out
and men on first and third, the
batter hit a roller to the mound,
Grose fielded it and rifled it to
Sedler who tagged the man at the
plate for the second out and then
threw it to Rattigan at second
base, who bulleted it right back
and on a stellar play, Sedler reach-
ed behind his back and tagged the
man trying to score. for the final
out.
Harold Brobst with a double and
a single drove in three of the six
runs . . .. Al Jones had two singles,
a single and a long triple, which
proved too hot for the Miners Mills
rightfielder to handle . . . . Grose
had six strikeouts and gave up
two walks. ’
Danny Kozemchak, Dallas Town-
ship athlete who graduated in
1945, is planning to take action
photos of local sporting events
. He expects to photograph
Dallas Legionnaires this week . . .
Good luck, Danny.
The summer season has hit at
last with all and sundry sporting
some flashy suntans and with a few
sorry ones who had a mite too
much sun, looking like a cross be-
tween a parboiled lobster and a
piece of burnt toast. Live and
learn.
“Two gallons of gas!
And water the flowers,
fix the shower, feed the
canary and turn out
the light under the
19
potatoes!
Our regular customers
know you ‘don’t have to
ASK for service Es
you get it anyway. We
always clean your wind-
shield, check your oil,
water, and tires—for your
car's sake—for your safe-
ty's sake. Drive in—let’s
get acquainted.
Besecker’s
Dallas Service Station
while Sparky Rattigan contributed '
Beaumont 0 1.000
Shavertown 0 1.000
Noxen .......... 2 .500
Orange i... cist 2/500
' East Dallas 2 :5:333
Carverton 2 - 333
Vernon: @.....ois jie 4 250
Harding... ohio 3: .000
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! teresting talk on antiques at the
Beaumont and Shavertown are
having a battle for the lead spot
in the Bi-County League .
The game of the season should
be the meeting of these two teams;
with the rest of the teams turning
in spotty performances, these two
A group of friends dropped in to
say “Happy Birthday” to Mrs. Cal-
lie Parrish who is enjoying very
good health in her “eighty plus”
ears.
look like the teams to beat . . . . y oe and Mrs I. B" Hilbert of
East Dallas, last year’s champ, won Allentown. “did the founds? over
its first game by defeating Vernon
7-5 in a tilt highlighted by disputes
and arguments.
Back Mountain League finished
its season last week with Harter,
Tunkhannock and Kingston Town-
ship placing in that order . . . .
Dallas Township’ loses five and
Dallas Borough loses four players
by graduation . . . . The Red and
White will lose Winters, Lancio,
Vietch, Whipp and Tondora . . .
While the Blue and Gold will ke
Roberts, Brobst, Knecht and Shafer.
the Memorial Day weekend.
The entire school system had
a grand time ‘picnicing”. the last
day!
The fifth and sixth grades saw
Crispell’s Dairy do the rountine
work on the pasteurization and
bottling of milk which the group
sampled in the form of chocolate
milk.
a visit to Noxen Tannery where
one youngster remarked, “It cer-
tainly takes a lot of dirty work to
get a sole.”
Most of the junior and senior
boys are catching the “big one”
with Mr. William Arch Austin who
is their camp counselor for two
weeks at Crow Lake, Ontario, Can-
ada.
The plans for the Lend-A-Hand
Club Bazaar June tenth at 8 P.M.
in the High School auditorium are
completed. Booths will display
aprons, children’s hand-made gar-
BI-COUNTY LEAGUE SCHEDULE
Games start at 2:30 P. M., Sun-
day, June 6.
Vernon at Carverton.
East Dallas at Noxen.
Orange at Beaumont.
Shavertown at Harding.
DALLAS KIWANIS JUNIOR
LEAGUE SCHEDULE
June 4 ments, hand-work novelties and a
Dallas Township at Shavertown.| “fish pond.” Then too there will
Jackson Township at Dallas. be a parcel post sale. It will
Trucksville .at Fernbrook. be fun to see from where your
June 8 package was sent. The entertain-
ment committee has an interesting
program.
Dallas at Trucksville.
Fernbrook at Dallas Township.
Shavertown at Jackson Township.
All games start at 6 P. M. Variety Program
Meeker W. S. C. S. will sponsor
a variety program Friday, June 4,
at 8 o'clock. Proceeds to be used
to send girls of the church to sum-
mer camp. Committee members
are: Mrs. John Hildebrant, Mrs.
Russell Steele, Mrs. Arthur Hoover
and Mrs. Morton Connelly. Every-
body is welcome.
DALLAS KIWANIS LEAGUE
Games played Tuesday, June 1:
Shavertown 12, Fernbrook 3.
Trucksville 13, Jackson Town-
ship 2.
Dallas - Dallas Township game
called off; to be played later so as
not to interfere with graduation.
BI-COUNTY LEAGUE STANDINGS
Games played Sunday, May 30
Beaumont 9, Harding 5.
East Dallas 7, Vernon 5.
Noxen 8, Carverton 7.
Shavertown 9, Orange 5.
Lake
Shore and Ferry’s
Seeds, Arthur Cone’s bulk
seed for garden and field,
Women of Kiwanis
3 Hoffman's seed corn,
Hear Talk On Antiques garden sprays, dust and
Mrs. Norman Smith gave an in- fertilizers.
dinner meeting of Dallas Women
of Kiwanis held at Irem Temple
Club last Wednesday evening.
. Plans were discussed for a picnic
supper to be held at the club Wed-
nesday, July 14. Mrs. Florence
Werner and Mrs. Mary Hartman
are in charge.
Present at the meeting were:
Mrs. Ann Joseph, Mrs. Clara Troxel,
Mrs. Gladys Cooper, Mrs. Helen
Hess, Mrs. Wilma Elston, Mrs.
Wilma Elston, Mrs. Louise Reardon,
Mrs. Virginia Harris, Mrs. Elaine
Mosier, Mrs. Phyllis Smith, Mrs.
Florence Griesing, Mrs. Esther Hen-
ninger, Mrs. Marian Cuppells, Mrs.
Dorothy Anderson, Mrs. Marguerite
Shaver, Mrs. Murial Laux, Mrs.
Mary Smith, Mrs. Bernadine Shae-
“My stock is the
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with Brown and
Fassett Feed”.
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Panetti, Mrs. Florence Werner and
Mrs. Mary Hartman.
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many convenient ways. We feature all types of fountain
service plus such short order delights as hot dogs, ham-
burgs, french fries, steaks, and sandwiches.
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