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|Ashley Topples
Lake-Lehman
In Double Figures
the North League with a 69-44 vic-
tory over Lake-Lehman ‘Tuesday
night. \ The contest was played on
the Rockets home court.
Considering the won-lost record
fairly close until midway in the
by half-time led 29-15.
ets 15-13 in the third quarter to trail
42-30 going into the fourth period.
points
Knights.
Ashley's five starters all scored in
double figures with Bob White lead- |
ing the way with 21 counters.
For Lake-Lehman, Bob Rogers was !
the only bright spot scoring 19
tallies. Rodgers, a sophmore, has]
two games ‘for the Knights along
with scoring 33 tallies.
LAKE-LEHMAN go F pte
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Houliston © 2 ncn plat i Sd voy, 8
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Roche ... 5 15511,
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Fouls tried Ashley 18, Lake-Leh-
man 17. Officials—Brominski and
Allergucci.
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All Five Starters Score
Ashley notched its fourth win in |
of the Knights, Lake-Lehman stayed |
second period when the Rockets ex- |
tended the margin to 10 points and |
Lake-Lehman outscored the Rock- |
played outstanding ball in the last |
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Westmoreland Cops First Half By
Downing Fairview 66-57 At Home
Gauntlett Sparks Champs With 22 Tallies;
Trewern, Evans, Inman Score Double Figures
Westmoreland Mountaineers won
first half honors in the North league
Tuesday night by downing Fairview
66-57 on the Dallas Junior High floor
before a capacity crowd. Westmore-
land finished with a 7-0 record,
while Swoyersville finished with 6-1.
Westmoreland will compete dn
Class A if they win the North League |
crown. Swoyersville or Ashley will |
| compete in Class B whether they |
win the championship or not.
| Both Teams Cold :
Fairview jumped off to a quick |
YMCA League
Opens Season
|
1
High Gym Mondays
The ‘first two games in Back
were held Monday evening at the
Dallas Township Junior High School
Confederates in the opener 25-23
and Royal Knights won over the
| 69’ers 29-22 in the night cap.
|" Bob Kaleta scored eight points and
Dick Brace had six for the Spartans
will Bill Bartoo and Dave Glahn had
eight and six points respectively for |
the Confederates. Barry Slocum and |
Ernie Harris were high men for the |
Royal Knights with eight and seven
points. High scorer for the evening
he scored nine points.
had eight points for the 69’ers.
Other team members in the league
include Irv Barber, Carl Daubert,
Carl Miers, Charles Repotski, Robert
| Ashman and Joe Hand of the Con-
| federates; Bill Eckroat, Dennis Blair,
| Mike Kowaleski, Carl German, Tom
| Bozek and James Simon of the Royal
| Knights; Tom Frantz, Bill Cooper,
| Mike Soltishick, Russ Hoover, Del
and Dale Maza, Andy Denman, Tom
Dorosky, Archy Paltrineri and Ed-
ward Fritzinger of the Spartans.
will meet the Confederates at 7:00
‘Royal Knights at 8:00 p. m.
Cub Scout Auxiliary
Banquet to be held in Shavertown
Methodist Church on Feb. 10 at
6:30 pm. Tuesday, 2 p.m. in the
Church. Mps.
will preside.
All mothers are asked to attend
as there are several matters to be
discussed.
George Shaver, Jr.
1951
FORD
15, Ton Pick-Up
TRUCK
Good Condition
Games Played At Yunlor
| Mountain YMCA Basketball League!
Gymnasium, when Spartans defeated |
was Leslie Dickson of the 69ers as |
Bob Dymond |
Voight and Ken Jones of the 69ers; |.
On Monday, February 6, the 69ers
{p. m. and the Spartans will play the -
a view. with. ‘his rebounding and spor
The Cub Scout Auxiliary of Pack |
# 233, Shavertown, will hold its ®t
final meeting on the Blue and Gold |.
social rooms of St. Paul's Lutheran |.
quarter.
Gauntlett led the Mountaineers
surge with 8 points on four gests
from the outside.
. Neither team showed a good
shooting percentage in the period as
Westmoreland hit but 5 of 17 shots
{ and Fairview 4 of 17 attempts.
Lead At Half 35-23
| _ Both teams “hed a better percent-
| age in the second period when the
| Mountaineers dropped 7 of 19 4
the floor and Fairview 6 for 1
| Westmoreland extended its lead
In the final stanza the Rockets | | 4-0 lead on goals by Smith only to | to twelve points by intermission as
turned on the steam to tally 27 | have Westmoreland come fighting | Evans tallied six. points. and Gaunt-
compared to 14 for the | back to lead 15-9 by the end of the | lett and Inman five each to up the
| lead to 35-23 at half-time.
Sauerwine and Hudock each net-
| ted six points for Fairview in the
| period. :
Cuts Lead.
i Westmoreland built up a lead of
| 16° points’ midway in the third
stanza only’ to have Fairview slice
| the lead to ¥ 40 as the ‘third period
ended. 2
The visitors took advantage of .
some bad passing on the part of the
‘Mountaineers
minute of ‘the period and scored
three fast buckets. :
Smith with seven and Sauerwine
six points in the period were respon-
sible for Fairview’s comeback.
Evans, Inman and Gauntlet? all
scored “four ‘tallies for the Mounts in
the quarter.
Twenty Point tend.
| moreland reeled off eleven straight
| points to build up a 60-40 lend.
Ronnie Trewern with six and Ga’
lett four led the assult. 3
With this bulge coach. Brobst 4 “in-
serted four new men and the ever
scrappy Fairview five. came roaring
back: again only to end up on the
short end of a 66-57 score.
Vivian with six and Jeckell four
led the comeback, but a little . 100
late.
Tommy Gauntlett led all scorers
with 22 counters and had plenty of
help from Trewern with 14 and
Evans and Inman with 13 each.
Smith paced the visitors Wih BT
followed by Hudock and Sauerwine
| with 11 each. : :
Ronnie Trewern turned in a tre-
mendous. game as ‘he hauled in a
countless number of rebounds.
¢ Smith played a fine game for Fair-
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Fouls tried Westmoreland - 20,
Fairview 12. Officials—Hardy and
Kellar.
NOTE: |
The North league is idle TPridey
night, Westmoreland opens the
| second-half Tuesday night at Lake-
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