| DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
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Three Back Mountain Church
. League games were played Saturday
night at Dallas Gym. The heavy
snowstorm of February 4, moved the
schedule back a week and the games
~ played - Saturday night were the
~ regularly-scheduled games of Febru-
ary 4.
Huntsville Loses
In the first contest, Huntsville
; dropped it's sixth straight game,los-
ing to Bhavertown 59-54. Hunts-
ville trailed by four points at the end
of the first quarter and by six points
at halftime, and managed to stay
right on the heels of Shavertown up
to the final buzzer. Westmoreland
School Coach Clint Brobst was
the only Huntsville cager to tally in
double figures, and he did it ina
big way, sinking 1.0 field goales and
4 foul shots for’ a total of 24 points.
Bob Grose and Gary Dietz, who, by
the way, displayed some fine passing,
each tallied 9 peints in a losing
cause. Bob Berlew, Huntsville cen-
ter, again proved his abilities on the
backboards and in blocking his
opponent's shots.
For Shavertown, Ernie Widmann
, displayed a wide variety of shots and
led his team with 19 counters.
Gene Brobst hauled down a number
of rebounds and managed to put
seme of them through the hoop to
end up second in the scoring column
with 13 points, and Bill Oney had
time to ready himself for his deadly
set, shot and tallied 10 points. This
victory puts Shavertown into undis-
puted second place, having posted
fiv nsecutive wins for a record of
six wins and two losses.
Lakers Drown P. of P.
In the second game, Prince of
leace, the only team to beat Har-
veys Lake this season, took a drubb-
i the hands of the Lakers in the
red¥ch game. Prince of Peace was
hampered by having only five play-
_ers show up, and, when guard Don
Purvin sprained his ankle in the
third quarter, they had to finish the
contest with four men. It was also
evident that the loss of Joe Lopasky,
had it’s ill effects. Don Rome led
the loser’s with 7 field goals and one
foul conversion for a total of 15
points, backed up by manager Tom
Richardson’s 14 points. For Harveys
Lake, Don ‘Zeeek’ Hinkle made it
clear that he will undoubtedly finish
as the League's leading scorer, as he
added to his point total by scoring 22
points on 11 field goals. He has now
scored a total of 168 points in eight
games for an average of 21 points per
game. Harry Derhammer and Larry
Crispell were the other two Lakers
in the double figures; Harry hitting
for 13 and Larry for 10 points. The
win keeps Harveys Lake in first
place with a 7-1 record, a berth they
have enjoyed all season.
St. Therese’s snapped a four-game
losjitg streak and avenged a Rt
1 defeat by romping over East
Dallas 72-57.
a Saints, after posting only a
-point lead at the quarter, put
into use a devastating fast break
which enabled them to maintain a
41-27 halftime lead. Bob Bolton and
Bob Shotwell finished with an amaz-
ing 46 points between them, Bolton
tallying 27 counters and Shotwell 19.
Twenty-one of Bolton’s 27 points
were registered in the first half, and,
in the second half, Jack Hogan
scored 10 of his 11 points and turned
in a fine game to help balance the
Saints’ oflensive attack. %
For East Dallas, sharpshooting
Frank Tencza was the main oflensive
threat, as he scored 8 goals and 2
foul shots for a total of 18 counters.
Guard Doug [Shelly scored 10 points
in the second half andl finished next
in the scoring column with 12 points.
Center Bill Lewis proved he can
gave St. Therese’s two tall
en¥Pete Letts and Keith Yeisley, a
tough time in the ‘snake pit”
Resiling for rebounds.
turday night is Booster Night.
rk one of two Booster Nights
held each season to build the
League’s treasury. In addition to
the regularly-scheduled games, there
tain business establishments to help
Standings:
1 Team : Wen Lost
§ Harveys Lake ....: :. 7 1
~ Bhavertown 2
Prince of Peace 3
St. Qerese’s 3 5
: 6
7
g f pts.
: 9 1 19
Onegin : 3700710
‘Brobst, Gene _. 5 313
Newman .... 31 3
Hontz .... 38 2 8
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9° 59
f pts
ro 2
4 24
3 9
2 6
1 9
2 4
0 0
12 54.
will be door prizes awarded. As
fans who have attended Booster |
Nights in previous years know, the’
prizes are donated by Back Moun-
the League insure a successful sea-
son. Plan to come out on Booster
Night, and see three good basketball
games and have a chance of winning
a beautiful door prize.
—l
Church League Resumes Schedule:
Harveys Lake Still In First Place
Searfoss 1 9
Allabaugh = : 0 0
31 6 68
PRINCE OF PEACE
f pts.
Bome, iv nve oe) 1). a5
Purwin Q B
Major 0 0)
Piznar( li i i: a Kd 2 6
Richardson: ... 2 14
5 41
ST. THERESE’S
: g f pts.
Yeisley, Keith _. 4 0 8
Bestwick! oh lig 0 2
Hogan ..o i Foray 3.1
Shotwell’ a0” ir an 8 3 19
Bolton Bo
Letts rs
360 12 72
EAST DALLAS
g f° pts.
Shelley. 0 5 2. 12
Lamoreaux LD 4 8
Clemow 3 1 7
Wencze =... ae 8 2 18
Miggine (= 0 1 0 2
Lewis oo 2th 5 8. 10
24 9.57
Referrees: Bob Addison, Porky
Martin
Next Week’s Schedule: 7:00 P. M,,
Prince of Peace vs. Shavertown;
8:00 P. M. Harveys Lake vs. East
Dallas; 9:00 P. M., St. Therese's vs.
Huntsville.
Fairview Nips
Lake-Lehman
Hudock, Smith Pace
Win With 42 Points
Fairview handed [Lake-Lehman
another setback Friday might in a
thriller, 68-61, at Fairview.
Fairview made a nine point first
period bulge stand up as Lake-Leh-
man matched them point for point
almost, thereafter.
The Knights outscored the win-
ners in the second period to trail 87-
30 at half, but both teams tallied 31
counters in the second half and Fair-
view ‘copped the seven point victory.
Hudock with 22 and Smith 20 led
the Fairview scoring; while Lake-
Lehman showed a better balanced
attack with four men in double
figures, but not enough to overcome
the scoring by Hudock and Smith.
Norwig, having one of his best
nights in sometime, led the Knights
Houliston 12 and Rogers 10.
Lake-Lehman : g f pts.
Norwig 0: nie 7 A Ay 117
Rogers... i 0 10
Houliston . 2. A2
Parsons. tz 20 aT 00
Morningstar i240 2 47" '8
Palmer: if. ws SO YRS
Rusiloski 0 Ean 6 2 14
26° 9 61
Fairview g' -fipts.
Sayerwine ... ..... oF HR ES
J. Willams 0 0 Treiv3 05
Hudoek:. 7 i. on 11 0 22
with 17 followed by Rusiloski 14,
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Westmoreland
Tops W.B. Twp.
Trewern; Gauntlett
Pace Loop Leaders
Westmoreland Mountaineers con- |
tinued their winning ways in the
North league Friday. night by down-
ing Wilkes-Barre Township 77-63, at
home. It was the ninth straight
league victory for coach Clint
Brobsts’ crew.
Again it was the scoring of
Trewern, Evans and Gauntlett. that
| paced the Mounts. The trio account-
{ed for 63 markers.
| Westmoreland took a 17-10 lead
in the opening quarter with the trio
mentioned above showing the way.
Wilkes-Barre Township didn’t let
this slim margin bother them as
they battled the locals on even terms
|in the second stanza and cut the
| margin to six points by half-time,
33-27.
With Gauntlett and Trewern hit-
ting consistently in the third period
Westmoreland upped the lead to 57-
41 by the end of the quarter.
‘The Township boys pressed West-
moreland in the final period but’
Westmoreland extended the lead to
over twenty points. ‘With the re-
serves in action the Braves were
able to cut the deficit but it was far
too late.
Brobst used all twelve men with
eight scoring.
Golaszewski led the Braves with
18 markers followed by Pudmanski
with 15 and Ferrence 13.
Wilkes-Barre Twp. g f pts.
Golaszewski 6 6 18
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Pudmanski o.oo @ od A5E)
Gateha (7 0 0
Ferrence 318 |
Allen: gd ig 6 |
Rezanski 0 0
Pipach> 27 vine is 0 8
24 15 63
Westmoreland g f pts.
Gauntlett vil tHE O00 58 93
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Joan Earn Sond Sy ny
Supulski 12 Xe
Trewern _.. WEG Ra
Letts a} ly Ro 0 0 0
Evans ©... 5.3 13
TaBars ire vie ad 15.9: 9
Gardner =~. 0 nn QQ 0
Dietz . ¥ oid
Moiser 0 0
Sarno 1-9
A 82 18 WI
Fouls tried Wilkes-Barre Twp. 26,
‘Westmoreland 22. Officials Hardy
and George. :
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be weighed by scales, bought, sold,
or even priced—a child's smile of
thanks, hope for a better tomorrow,
confidence of others, a handclasp in
time of trouble.
Smith 2 20
Vivian 3.7
Stout’... 2
Jeckel : Lian an 3 90.6
Weyhenmier .. . 0:90
30". 3 68
: Fouls tried Fairview 22, Lake-
Lehman 16. Officials—Podwika
and Dorzinski.
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YMCA Basketball
The next games in the Back
Mountain YMCA Basketball League
at 8 p. m.
WESTMORELAND CAGERS
AMONG TOP SCORERS
AROUND WYOMING VALLEY
Westmoreland Mountaineers
bave three cagers among the
top 45 scorers in Wyoming
Valley.
In North league statistics
" Rannie Trewern holds third
spot with 180 points in 9 gomes
fer a 20-point average.
Tommy Gauntlett is fourth
high scorer with 173 tallies in
9 games for an average of 19.2.
Wes Evans holds down tenth
spot with 120 tallies in 9 games
for a 13.3 average. :
Trewern spotting a 20-point
average is tied for ninth place
among the top forty-five scor-
ers, while Gauntlett is in thir-
teenth place and Evans claims
the forty-fifth highest average.
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wilk be played Monday, February 20 |
at the Dallas Township Junior High |
School Gymnasium. The 69ers will
meet. the Confederates in the first |
game at 7 p. m. and the Spartans |
will tangle with the Royal Knights |
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Bowling News
(Continued from Page 3 B)
{ 163; B. Carr 166; E. Saddington 170;
L. Lord 179; McShea, Kolton, Lyons, |
Denmon and Agnew hit games in
1150's.
Delaney asks Ann Kardell to give |
lan account of herself! Wittnesses |
| saw her roll a 480 series in open |
bowling this week. Better hit 500 |
Friday, Annie!
Elaine Saddingion (490) and |
Marilyn Merris 182 took high
honors in Country League. |
| Elaine posted gamas of 157-174- |
| 159 ‘and Marilyn totalled 460.
Liz Weale had a good series,
158-172 (477).
Other high series were rolled by |
Gert Schneider 165-174 (469); Lorre
Sheckler 170-151" (463); and Evelyn
Kamont 152-177 (451). Single highs
| were recorded by Shook 151; Agnew
| 157; Novroski 160; Ciccarelli 150-
158; Milne 151; Dimmick 152;
Costello 167; Pascavage 172; and
Bellas 153.
with 10 points after taking 4 from |
Humphreys’ Bootery who dropped to |
second with 9. Plains Blouse, Bocar, |
and Circle Inn are tied in third with |
8 points each. West Side hit the |
| bottom.
Nancy Bennett and Lacettes
Nancy Bennett did individual
scoring in Natona Girls’ League
with 175-167 (466) for Carderettes
while Laceties were posting team
| high of 533 (1525).
league with 12 points,
| L. Crispell; 152
| 156 (432) E. Dendler;
{and N. Smith 151.
| Libby and Kay High Scorers
| (499)
Dallas Dairy took over the lead
Lacettes lead
Other high games were 159 (437)
(434) E. Moyer; |
E. May (400);
and Kay Kalafsky,
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(501) were high scorers for Lutheran , Inman.
Women's League; Camellias led the | Gert Schneider Tops Woman's Club
teams with 728 (2072) and is tied |
with Orchids and Carnations in first | Thursday for Dallas Woman's Club
Marigolds took single high
Not to be scoffed were games by of 589 and Daffodils had 1681 total
|. Gosart 189; T. Morton 184; R. | pins.
| Plata 176; A. Dungey 165; and R.
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