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Church League
Season Closes
St. Therese’s And
St. Paul's Win
St. Therese’s smothered Hunts-
ville Christian 54-27 to win the
play-off cup in the final game of
the Church - Community Basket-
ball League.
St. Paul's narrowedly edged
Shavertown Methodist to garner
the consolation game. These games,
which marked the end of a 15-
game regular season and a two-
game playoff, took place before an
appreciative crowd at the West-
moreland gym. The league thus
completed its first year under the
presidency of Tug Wyant and closed
out a very smoothly run and suc-
cessful season. Plans are under way
for a banquet to be held for all
league participants in the near
future.
The outcome was never in doubt
as St. Therese’s jumped into an
early lead which was boosted to
15-4 at the end of the first quar-
ter. The usually deadshot Hunts-
ville team could not even buy a
basket.
Carl Sherinski, St. Therese’s
stellar standout, connected for 30
points to outscore by himself the
combined ' efforts of ithe entire
Huntsville team. Bill Hart, Neil
Kocher, Frank Stolarick and Ned
McGarry hit in spurts to back up
Sherinski’s work and clinch the
victory. Hank Uuban and Charlie
Brobst were high men in the los-
ing cause as Huntsville, the num-
ber one team in the loop, ran up
against its nemesis.
St. Paul's with Art Kitchen,
Ralph Anthony and Dave Evans
showing the way took a big lead
over Shavertown Methodist and
held it for three quarters. However
in the final stanza Stan Davis
caught fire. With Davis, assisted by
Jack Porter and Russ Hons, Sha-
vertown made a last minute spurt
which gave the leaders a scare but
which lacked 5 points from gain-
| ing a victory.
Sportlights
The Dallas Post All Star team
will not appear this week due to
insufficient returns from the teams
which are participating in the vot-
ing. Along with the boys team there
will be a girl’s squad chosen by the
coaches of the girl's teams in the
Back Mountain circuit.
George Shupp, president of
the Bi-County Baseball League,
announces that all is in readi-
ness to start the league rolling
towards a banner season. The
season will open on May 4 and
close the middle of August to
allow the playoffs sufficient
time to be completed. This year
all home fields used by the
teams must meet certain speci-
fications set by the league or
they will not be allowed for
league play. With a compact
eight team circuit the Bi-Coun-
ty League looks in better shape
THE POST, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1952
to present a balanced brand of
baseball than has been offered
in the past.
The Back Mountain High School
Baseball League has organized with
six member teams listed for inter-
league competition. As it was last
year, Harter, Dallas Township,
Tunkhannock, Westmoreland, Leh-
man, and Laketon comprise the cir-
cuit. The teams will play on a home
and away basis with the league
champion entering the high school
final tournament held each year at
Artillery Park.
Sandy Beach Theatre
Will Open April -5
Sandy Beach Drive-In Theatre is
happy to announce that it will open
Friday, ‘April 4 with a list of highest
rating pictures There will be no
change in prices.
(Children are admitted free and
are invited to enjoy the free play-
ground,
Extensive improvements are plan-
ned and will get underway as soon
as weather permits.
Industriousness and
planning make any
man a success. Plan
for your future by
mvesting in insur-
ance today. Call us.
A Picture of Success
C. WAYNE GORDON
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Main Highway, Shavertown
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"FACTS ABOUT TELEVISION
For Back Mt. Residents!
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Here Are The Answers To Some
Of Your Television Questions:
Is Binghamton station WNBF-TV going to in-
crease its power?
temporarily denied.
What is UHF'?
Q
A. Latest request to FCC for an increase has been
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tained a
neighbor.
. VHF is Ultra High Frequency, or a transmitting
wave length much higher than the present
channels.
Q. If Ibuy a new set will it receive UHF'?
A. Yes! All sets sold by us in the past 4 years are
adaptable with slight modification.
What major improvements can we expect in a
set if we wait a year or two to buy?
Because of the defense program no radical
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here are only two experienced TV Service
Stations in the Back Mountain
GUYETTE'S TRUCKSVILLE TV SERVICE CENTER
W. L. DARROW TELEVISION SERVICE
We are the only ones in this area who have sold or serviced over 5,000 television sets, Therefore we
feel that we are qualified to help you with any and all of your questions about TV. ;
Our thousands of satisfied customers have had TV service from us for over 4 years. We have main-
and
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complete line of test equipment and stocked a full line of TV replacement parts from the
beginning. :
If you want to know where fo buy a television set and where to get the best service
Our Opinions
We believe you should buy your television set from a television man.
don’t buy an automobile from a department store do you? In the same token, it is
smart to buy your TV from a dealer who maintains adequate service facilities. The
TV serviceman in a department store also services refrigerators, washers, ironers
etc. We don’t believe he can be an expert in all these fields.
Beware of those who pose as “TV Experts”! Many will come and look at your
set, take it from your home and bring it to the shop of a legitimate television serv-
iceman. They have it repaired for a few dollars, carry it back fo you and charge |
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changes are expected for at least 5 years. At
that time color, in TV developed areas, will be
made available. (We are not a TV developed
area).
W. L. DARROW
TELEVISION
SERVICE
PHONE 266-R-3
" Trucksville
an exorbitant repair fee. These men jeopardize the reputation of the television
man. Be sure you buy or cail a true Television Serviceman.
GUYETTE’S
TRUCKSVILLE RADIO AND
TELEVISION SERVICE
PHONE 268-R - 9
Main Highway :
Trucksville
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