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It will take a great deal more than
a bad storm to close the doors to
Crown Imperial Lanes. The Bonomos
were unable to get home Friday
"night after the snow and wind hit
town and so, with a spirit that fits
right in with Back Mountain folks,
the whole family bedded down in
the Bowling Lanes. Bright and early
Satyrday morning, Tony and Joe
HalMwvitz were plowing the parking
lot, ready for any hearty souls that
may venture forth to bowl or stop in
for a hot cup of coffee with Helen on
Band to serve. Believe it or not,
night to enjoy a few games, and the
By DORIS MALLIN
some bowlers did turn out Saturday
lanes were open until late.
Crown Imperial Major League
had a big night Friday in the
high-scoring bracket when five
men hit in the 600’s and posted
big 200 games. Charlie Williams
led the way with 258 (655) fol-
lowed by Leo Yankoski 246
(631); Marty Panunti 256
- (622); Al Montross 233 (619);
and Jack Trudnak 222 (614).
very close to this group was
Carl Roberts with 212 (597).
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Charlie gained second place for
individual high series and third
for high single.
West Side Novelty grabbed the
limelight among teams when its men
unlimbered to total 2836 pins. This
included Williams’ and Panunti’s
series; Landis with 201 (566) and
Molley 197 (526), more than enough
to take all 4 from Vanderhoff
Sanders. Vanderhofl’s had Birn-
stock hitting 206 (560); Shoemaker
202 (553); Adams 196 (553) and
Stevens 183 (527). West Side moved
in to take second high team series
on record.
Trudnak’s scoring led Jim-Jon’s,
who chased Luigi’s all night and
finally caught wp to take the last
game; Matte and Stolarik chipped in
with small 500’s and they lost total
wood by 27 sticks. Roberts’ 597
series and D. Richards 198 (570)
made the difference for. the Pizza
bakers with help from Shalata on
188 (501).
Montross led all scoring between
Dallas Esso and Michael’s with his
high series, and with Braces 198
(532); Coolbaugh’s 184 (504); and
Bellas’ 203 (540), they put the cap
on for Birth’s. (Bellas bought the
coffee on his low 5407?) . Ehret 201
(558); Roberts 203 (522) and P.
Thomas 185 (502) took second game
for Michael's by 1 stick.
Leo poured it on with his 631 for
| Gosart’s Appliances and Ciccarelli
came in‘ with 174 '(511) to help
Gosart’s take 31% from Berti and
Son. Berti’s lads never got under-
way as Stair posted the only 500 to
help split the second game. (What
happened to Bill Allabaugh?)
Dallas Nursery continued its
pennant-drive by taking 4 from ‘a
four-man Shavertown Lumber team.
Mike Corgan 222 (578); Stredny 193
(559); Garris 199 (535) and An-
drasko 200 (517) piled up a big lead
as best Shavertown could do was
185 (517) by Kriel and 191 (512)
by ‘Mush” Cross.
Dallas Post went down fighting as
it went to the line with three men.
Muchler’s 202 (533) and Gorey's
204 (512) were enough to take first
game from Phillips Supply. Reese
198 (547) led Phillips’; Gaunlett hit
183 (538) and Moore 193 (516).
Another 600 For Leo
Leo Yankeski hit another big
series in Back Mt. Neighborhood
. League, but as far as his Stone-
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‘Robinson 201 (520) and Richards
THE DALLAS POST, THURS
hurst team was concerned, his
628 was wasted. Leo’s games of
184-254-190 could not overcome
the otherwise “off-night” the
team had and Dodson’s took
over for 3 points.
Leo had some support from
Bennett with 189 (516) but Jack
Birnstock with 183-209 (571); Dod-
son 180 (524) and Richardson 181
pulled Dodson’s out in front. Stone-
hurst ended the evening tied with
Payne Printery in fourth place, 14
points each.
Herm Kern moved on down the
line to third with 15 points after
losing 3 to first place Dallas Dairy,
lifting the “milkmen” up to 19
points. Carl Roberts was ‘spilling
the pins”tfor the dairymen hitting
183-230 (591); Else with 183-192
(538); S. Fielding 181 (537) and R.
Fielding 183 added more fuel. Bill
Lancio hit 185 for Kern's.
Dixon’s had high total pins of
2819, but Disque had a big single
game of 1009 pins. Disque featured
Al Ciccarelli 210; Jack Yanik 215
and Bill Allabaugh 236 in that game.
Al had a 540 series; Jack hit 545
Bill also posted 185 and totaled 585. |
Nick Buynak was high man on the
team with 212-211 (593). The
combination took 4 points from
Titman’s and tied with Beaumont
Inn, 16 points each.’ Titman’s had
Gaylord posting 224-188 (575); Burr
180-189 (513); Lyne 183.
Dixon took 4 from Richardson
with Barsh scoring 192-218 (557);
Klass hitting 203 (549) and Eddy
with 188-201 (545). Jack Trudnak
hit 193-204 | (574) for Richardson
assisted by Schwall 190 (521) and
Kravitz 195 (515).
Payne copped 4 from Bolton's.
Stredny hit~191-191 (552); Vander-
hoff 222 (547); Muchler 220 (538);
Matte 210 (512) and Kamont (529)
for Payne. Bolton's was led by J.
Bolton with 183-180 (529).
Another 4 points went to Codes
from Crown Imperial. A large
handicap was a help to Code’s as
it had no men in 500’s and only high
games of 198 by H. Shupp and 183
by G. Smith, while Crown featured
Roy Stair with 204-192-191 (587);
Shemanski 192(542); and Ehret 502.
Too bad, boys! That's the way it
goes!
Robinson took 3 from Merl’s.
Cross posted 191-181-182 (554);
201 .(538) for Robinson while Merl’s
men were down with Mickno’s 186
high game.
Shady Side lost 3 to Beaumont
Inn. Leading the Inn was Charles
Bray with 185-214 (571); Blizzard
201 (519); WinogradsKi 184 (511);
G. Bray 182. Kunkle hit 188 for
Shady Side.
Jack Roberts holds the record
at Crown Imperial for winning
the most silver dollars. Jack
has guessed his series and hit
the exact number seven times.
(And he claims he was on the
wrong team last summer when
he bowled for the Mr. Lucky
team.)
C. Lamoreaux Has Big Night
C. Lamoreaux was fedtured in
‘Whitesell Brothers League last week
when he hit 209 (511). Building
Supplies was top-scoring team with
622 (1726). Construction leads with
10 points followed by Supplies with
9, SK
Sid Rolls 624 For Church League
Sid Fielding broke out of a
slump with a “bang” last week
when he hit 624 for Shavertown
B in Back Mt. Church League.
The B team took all 4 from Orange
with Carl Roberts adding 592; F.
Fielding 557 and Newhart 554.
Kunkle hit 519 for Orange.
St. Paul’s Lutherans snapped the
16 game winning streak of Dallas A
and took 3 points. T. Wilson was
high with 540; Stair had 526; Hirner
507 and M. Evans 500. Cliff Garris
hit 583 for Dallas; Bellas rolled 566;
Cross 531;-Reese 510 and Scheckler
507.
Third place Dallas B really leaned
on Mount Zion for all 4 points. Chiz
Lozo led the way “with 590; Bob
Moore hit 587; R. Garris 555 and
Gauntlett 552. Trucksville A took
4 from' Shavertown. Shoemaker hit
560; Lawson. 527 and Rundle 506.
B. Thomas had 511 for Shavertown.
Carverton A took all from Shaver-
town C, with Jack Dana hitting 571;
Piatt 531 and Altemus 503. Edwards
had 528 for Shavertown. Trucks-
ville C and Carverton B split 2-2.
Harry Long had 590 for Trucksville;
Cobleigh 535. Spare had 536 for
Carverton.
Trucksville B took 3 from East
Dallas with Dimmick 551; Morgan
523; and Soltis 504 doing the scoring.
Bob Moore had 522 for East Dallas.
Lehman lost 3 to Huntsville with
Eckert hitting 504 for the Christians.
Here’s Trudnak Again!
Jack Trudnak came back
Monday night and posted an-
other 600 series after just hit-
ing 614 Friday. This time, it
was for George Shupp League
and, hitting 224-179-220 (623),
he led his Wreckers on to take
DAY, FEBRUARY. 10, 1961
by Berti’s and Raiders with 15
+ each.
team with 180-190 (514) and Mor-
ton turned in 181. Jack Roberts
was hitting them for Meade’s with
185-185 (537) assisted by Yankoski
(504) and Kravitz with 205.
Berti’s took 3 from Crusaders
with Shemanski in front with 206
(541) followed by G. Shupp rolling
192 (507); Krajewski 188 (504);
Dicton 189 (519); and Fielding with
190 (503). Crusaders had Joe Harris
188 and Bogdon 186 on the line.
Noxen VFW lost 3 to Raiders
when Klass hit 213 and Chet Molley
posted 193 (548) for Raiders and
assisted by Rudick 195 (501); Bon-
fig 190 (524); and Barsch 180 (500),
Raiders rolled a terrific third game
of 1013 pins and three-game total of
2750. VFW featured Blizzard with
(512) and Hollos 181.
Sportsmen took over Dallas Lions
for 4 points with Harold Kocher
leading off with 192 (538) and Bia-
logowicz rolling 187-185 (520). All
the Lions could show was 198 by
Thomas.
Crispell’s took 3 from Casterline’s.
Joe Shalata made all the noise with
213-211 (581), with 214 (559) by
Moore for Crispell. Van Campen
with (500); John Kriel 196 (527);
and Dimmick 199 did all they could
for Casterline. ’
Nelson Dymond is sporting a
new bowling ball this week,
since he held the lucky numbe
at, Crown Imperial Lanes Jan-
uary 29. Maybe you have it
this week! Did you look? If
you are holding number 279429,
you can use your new Black
Beauty Ball next week.
Reimiller Hits 242 (642)
In Community Service League,
Reimiller led Ben Franklin to a 3
point victory over Besecker’s, roll-
ing 242-220 (642), assisted by Bol-
ton (524). Ben Franklin managed
1 point with Lloyd Williams and
Monte helped Trudnak boost the
| for 4.
Delaney recorded 2210 pins.
Another team member of Del-
aney’s, Jean Agnew, holds single
high of 230. Glova still has
team single high of 834.
Goodman’s team is leading Imper-
ialettes League with 15 points after
taking 4 from Joe’s Men Shop, Della
Bellas
158-155 (454) and M. Considine |
hitting 157. L. Lord hit 150 for Joe’s.
O’Malia took 3 from Garrity. |
Helen Bonomo was top scorer with |
195-152 (487) while JK. Gansel |
turned in 156; J. Dougle 175 and M.
Milne 155. Garrity featured Lila |
now holds second place with 13.
points, taking over Triangle Motors |
Glova. E. McShea and G. Charnitski |
each rolled 167 games for Triangle. |
10% points, taking 4 points from |
Apex on the strength of E. Moyer’s |
571 mentioned above; 170-159 (475) |
by Ruth Lyons; 160 by J. Agnew |
and 154 by T. Denmon. Apex had
Grace Sickler fighting with 153-199-
187 (539) while her teammate, P.
Kolton, tried with 159.
Note: I have had complaints from
Delaney’s that I have overlooked
400 series that Ann Kardell has
posted. Ann has been improving
steadily and if I have overlooked any
high scores she has had, I am very
sorry. I'll check more carefully after
this, Annie. ;
Jeanne Richards was thrilled
with a beautiful 202 game
Thursday in Dallas Women’s
Club League; she totalled 483
for three games.
Asters
606-1645 and Daisies lead the league |
with 10 and Daffodils, 9
| Humphreys’ Bootery Top Team
Plains Blouse succumbed to |
Stanley hitting (539) and (528).
White's started out second half
over first place Mercuries for 4 |
points. Kardell and Ambrose, with
590 and 591 respectively, were too
much for Austin’s (552), Mercuries
only 500.
Guyette’s led by Makar (598)
and Whittaker (539), took 4 from
Orchard Farm which had Demmy
fighting with (542). °
Eleanor Moyer broke the
record previously set by Bea
Carr in Imperialettes League
Friday when she rolled a 571
series, beating Bea’s 540. While
Eleanor was smashing this
record with games of 224-166-
181, her Delaney Sun Gas team
was breaking a record set by
Glova Funeral (2203 total pins).
Humphreys’ Bootery last week and |
| dropped to second place with 7 |
points, just 2 behind the Bootery. |
| Bocar, Dallas Dairy and Circle Inn |
| are tied up with 6 each. The dairy |
| girls took total pins of 2438 while |
their opponents on Bocar took ‘high
single of 891 and they each took 2
points. Circle copped 3 from West
Side after “sponsor Pete” turned up
in second game to cheer them on.
Rita Costello had high series of
single game of 214.
Rita also posted games of
182-167-178. Here is another
good bowlerette who bears
watching. Rita is usually quite
consistent and has been bring-
ing her average up fast since
. she started league bowling two
leading the scoring with |
Lozo with 155-155 (450); R. Nov. |
roski 163 and E. Shaffer 167. O'Malia
Glova took over third with 12]
Bea Carr hit 150-161-155 |
(466) and G. Grant posted 161 for |
Delaney holds fourth place with |
years ago.
Also hitting in 500’s were Anita
Pascavage 164-177-175 (516); Marie
Ciccarelli 158-193-157 (508); and
Lorry Scheckler (504). In the upper
400’s were Grace Sickler 167-150-
164 (481); Marilyn Morris 173-169
| (479); Gert Schneider 173- 153},
(453); Liz Weale 158-176 (477).
| High games were posted by W. Boy- |
| sen 161; M. Bellas 157; R. Novroski
| 158; S. Gearhart 154; P. Poynton
| 187; M. Dimmick 170; D. Mallin 151;
|and A. Selingo 166. ;
Pete Ambrose has got his
Tuesday night team figured
now. He makes it a point to
show up after the first game is
finished. If the Circle Inn girls
have lost it (they usually have)
he puts his foot down, gives a
few lectures on “how not to let
a team down,” and sits down to
cheer them on. And what does
the team do? Naturally, they
take 3 points!
| Rachel Crispell Scores For Natona
Rachel Crispell led scoring for
Natona Girls League with 183-157
(463) while Lacettes were taking
team honors with 526 (1525) lead-
ong the group with 8 points. Tricot-
nettes hold second place with 8.
Eleanor Moyer rolled 159-155 (455)
for Lacettes while Pat Klug added
her 181 (410) to Rachel's games,
guiding their team to take 4 from
Carderettes. G. Fielding and N. Ben-
SECTION B—PAGE 3
Did you lose a sweater, skirt,
bat or pair of gloves during the
holidays? Tony doesn’t know
what to do with the many he
has found at the Bowling Lanes.
One may be yours! It may be
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| Orchids Lead Lutheran Women
Orchids lead Lutheran Women's
League with 8 points while Camellias
and Carnations are tied with 6 each.
Gardenias had team high of 765 and
2107 total pins Thursday. K. Kalaf-
sky with 177 and Olive Wade
170-158 (438) led individual scoring.
Good scores were posted by J. Inman
172-156; L. Bolton 156; T. Morton
162; L. Cyphers 157; S. Roberts 170;
M. Gosart 164; P. Dungey 165-155;
M. Hislop 158.
Rosenbergers Score For Idetown
The Rosenbergers made the news
last Tuesday when Bill scored 208
(529) for the men and Flo /hit 158
(455). for the girls. Teddys hit 866
(2514), (high team) and lead the
league with 17 points. Cubs hold
second place with 16.
The Blind Bowlers Tourna-
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to the bad weather, but the
whole affair will go on as
scheduled this coming Sunday,
so be sure to attend and bring
the family.
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