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By DORIS MALLIN
February was an exciting month
for Tony Bonomo at Crown Imperial
Lanes, one he'll long remember. He
is bursting with pride over the girls
who bowled under Crown Imperial |
name and won in the All-Star Tour-
nament. Grace Sickler, Evelyn Rob-
erts and Billye James have received
handsome trophies as
Valley All-Stars, 1960-61.
imagine his excitement when last
Wednesday, Cliff Garris,
bowled the first 300 game rolled on |
| the local lanes since they opened
| four years ago! Tony expressed his
| appreciation by throwing a party at
ithe bowling lanes Saturday night.
Local winners of the tournament,
scorekeepers, employees, Cliff and
others who have taken part in recent
events were honored.
Rose Novroski, Dallas, was the
winner of the Black Beauty Ball last
week. Do you have a ticket from
the week of February 26, 19617?
Could it be 712858 7 - If so, you can
claim ‘your new ball this week.
More 600 Series!
The Crown Imperial Major
League featured four 600 series
‘Friday night. A beautiful series
was rolled by Al Ciccarelli, who
posted games of 211-213-210
(634); -Bob Shoemaker totalled
(618) on 226-218 games;
Charlie Williams came through
with 217-222 (609) and Andy
Matte chalked up 223 (601).
Fred Adams posted high single
of 288 and had a nice 587 series
and Tem Gauntlett was consis-
tent with his 199-196-194(589).
Dallas Nursery is far ahead in
Crown Imperial Major League with
73 points. - The boys took 4 points
from Birth’s Esso Friday, just man-
aging second game by 4 pins. Steve
Andrasko led with 195-202 (567)
followed by N. Stredny 205 (538)
and C. Garris (531). The station
boys had a tough time with no 200’s
on: record and Oak Brace hitting
only 190 (513) and H. Coolbaugh
(505).
© Luigi's Pizzeria took 3 from Berti
and Sons and hold second place
with 62'% points. Carl Roberts was
big scorer for Luigi’s with 195-201
(576) with help from D. Richards |
190 (529): J. Rodda (521) and J. |
Shalata (519). Tex Wilson hit 222-
and B. Alla-
baugh’s 190. Berti’s hold fourth
position. :
* Sitting in third is Phillips ‘Supply,
61 points, Phillips copped 3 from
Michael's squeezing out first game
by a mere 3 sticks, and taking
honors with high total pins of 2687.
Tom Gauntlett was the big gun with
his (589); L. Reese hit, 199 (545);
B. Moore 216 (536) and J. Yanik
195 (518). Rolling for the fdig-
gers” were F. Ambrose 204 (550); P.
Hospodar 200 (545); H. Ehret 210
(542)- and J. Roberts 190.
Al Ciccarell’s 634 series and Leo
Yankoski’s 190-199 (572) were the
main factors in Gosart’s 3 point
victory over Jim-Jon; P. Ambrose
added a (522) for good measure.
Jim-Jon had Andy Matte on the
line with his 601; Jack Trudnak 203
(575) and J. Thomas 190-197 (519).
Bob Shoemaker’s 618,
Adams’ (587) and F. Stevens 192
" (544) took 3 for Vanderhoff Sand-
ers when they met Shavertown
Lumber. Vanderhoff posted high
single of 957. The lumbermen’s 1
point . was taken with the help of
197 (559) by J: Kriel and (512) by
P. Kamont. nd
Charlie William's 609 came in
‘handy for West Side Novelty and
including 211 (515) by M. Panunti
and 195 (514) by C. Molley, they
took 3 from Dallas Post. The Printers
managed 1 point with J. Knecht’s
218 (577) and C. Nafus (506).
Disque’s Holds First Place
Disque Funeral took over the
lead in Back Mt. Neighborhood
League with 27 points after taking
3 from Richardson’s. Disque’s had
only four men on the approach with
Al Ciccarelli high scorer, 198 (568)
and B. Weaver and N. Buynak add-
ing 511 and 513 series. Richard-
son's had Walter Meade leading off
with 196 (522), J. Trudnak hitting
521 and E. Carey 509.
Dallas Dairy dropped to second
with 24, losing 4 to Robinson's, who
moved up to third with 23, thanks to
Tom Gauntlett’s high series of the
evening, (580) including games of
189-183-208, in addition to team-
mates, T. Wilson (539); J. Robinson
211 (503); and T. Robinson (501).
Hitting for the dairy were Charles
Else 194 (537); S. Fielding 200
(518): A. Patton (515) and C.
Roberts (502).
Payne took only ¥% point from
Dixon's when the two teams tied
third game, 847 each. Dixon's had
a second game of 975, just one pin
less than Dodson’s high of the eve-
ning, 976. Payne's team dropped
to fifth place 1% point behind Stone-
hurst's 22. Beaumont Inn follows
with 21 and Kern's, 19.
Bonfig was top-scorer for Dixon's
with 203 (543); Plata had 208
(534), Barsh 502. Payne's featured
Andy Matte (538); F. Muchler
(537); P. Kamont (512); A Vander-
hoff 192 (505).
A. Vanderhoff was unable to
complete his third game when
he became suddenly ill and Nick
Stredny finished the last. two
frames. Later, that same night,
Vanderhoff was taken from his
home by Lehman ambulance to
the hospital.
Stonehurst took 3 from Shady-
side with Leo Yankoski rolling a 573
series including 199-204 games; J.
Knecht hit (508) and M, Tworek
a
Wyoming |
And, |
of Dallas, |
194 (563) for Berti’s, in addition to |
-| R: Stair’s 192 (522)
Fred
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posted 212( 506). T. Landon led
the dairy boys with 192 (504).
| Shadyside’s 1 point for third game
| was due mostly to J. Elston’s 193.
Beaumont Inn and Herm Xern
| split,2-2. Joe Shalata rolled two
games totalling 283, including a 197; |
| C. Bray hit 206-191 (556) and G.
Bray (513).
posted 510.
‘:Dodson’s took 3 from Crown Im-
perial, rolling high first game of |
976, losing second and just squeez-
| ing third by 1 pin. Jim Traver led |
| the scoring with 224 (556); J. |
Birnstock hit (531) and D. King
191 (507). Joe Shemanski rolled
(527) for Crown with R. Stair post- |
ing 190 (503) and D. Cairns hitting |
192,
Bolton’s and Code’s split 2-2. High |
men on both teams were Ben Kra--
jewski for Code's with 203 (537)
{ and H. Heidel (521) for Bolton's. J.
| Bolton hit 202 (502) for Bolton's;
H. Shupp posted 191 for Code’s.
H. Gaylord led Titman's with 202- |
192 (573) when they took '4 from
Merle’s. K. Dibble also posted 200 |
| (552) and P. Lyne rolled (525).
Jim Olenick was hitting them for |
Merle's with 201 (542) and J. |
Hudak with 190 (536).
On record for games in the 180s
were Trudnak: 2 Ciccarelli 2, Birn-
stock 2, C. Roberts 2, Wilson, 2,
Weaver, Buynak, Carey, Ehret,
Shemanski, Matte, Kamont, Much-
ler Bonfig, Rudick, Shalata, Gensel,
Krajewski, Knecht, Bennett Dibble,
S. Fielding, T. Robinsen, J. Hudak,
Lyne.
Kalafsky Hits 243 x
Standings in GEORGE SHUPP
league remained the same following
Monday night's action.
Berti & Sons hold first place with
23 with ‘Wreckers moving into sec-
ond spot with 22 and Raiders third
with 21%. ;
Jack Trudnak eopped scoring
honors with 214-227 (591),
while Al Kalafsky hit a high
single of 243.
Meade’s Garage copped team
total with 2807 pins. including
a 975 single.
Top games and series Hioide;
| Casey Dimmick 200-202 (582); Chet
| Molley 199 (577);
| (575); Leo Yankoski 198 (560); Joe
Kravitz 555; Bob Moore 198 (551);
Joe Shalata 200. (542); Jim Thomas |
535; John Vancampen 531;. Jack
Roberts 531; Frank Bialogowicz 211
(526); Jim Casterline 522; John
Hudak 520; Stan Dicton 201 (519);
Van Race 511; Tony Plata 505; Ron
Fielding 204 (505); Joe Shemanski
502; Oak Brace 501; Bill Amos 222;
John Kriel 220.
Dallas A Heads Church Teams
~All enthused after hitting a
perfect 300 game that after-
noon, Cliff Garris peeled off 609
series in Back Mt. Church
League Wednesday for Dallas A
team. And, with Lew Reese
turning in 532; Yankoski 518;
Scheckler 516; and Bellas 508,
the A’s took 3 from Carverton A,
giving it a tighter held on first
place with 79 points. Tom Metz
had the only 500 for Carverton.
Shavertown B. holds second place
with 68 points after losing 3 to |
Shavertown C. B's featured Larry
| Newhart 537; Carl Roberts 518; S.
Fielding 505 and F. Fielding 500.
For the C’s, it was Phil Van Blarcom
541; Powell 535; and Edwards 534.
Dallas B continued its drive by
taking all 4 from Lehman, giving it
a total of 66 in third. Tom Gauntlett
had 573; Cairns 528 and Lozo 527.
Tom's series was tops for the night.
Vanderhoff had 550 and Guyler 525
for Lehman.
Lutheran copped 3 from Mount
Zion with Carl Hirner posting 552;
Stair 547; and Evans 517. Ed Rat-
cliffe hit 545; Seiple 512 and
Emmanuel 506 for Mount Zion.
Lutheran has 63 points.
Trucksville C took over Trucksville
B 8-1. Wilbur Morgan had 513;
Cobleigh 563 and Long 503. Fred
Rundle led the way with 554 when
Trucksville A took 3 from Huntsville
Christian. Jim Lawson hit 538 and
Moyer 514.
Paul Kunkle 514 and Gebhart 511
led Orange to 3 points over East
Dallas. Shavertown A took 2%
from Carverton A with Willard Piatt
hitting 525 and Davis 515.
Construction Leads Whitesell’s
" Tom Cadwalader was high scorer
in Whitesell’s League with 184 (486)
and Building - Supplies posted high
single while Plumbing and Heating
led in total pins, 1775. Heading the
four-man teams is Construction with
19 points.
Guyette’s Still Lead
Beseckers, Boyd ‘White’s and Ben
Franklin won enough points to put
Guyette’s only 1 point in front of
each. Smith, Harter and Williams
with 584, 529, and 508 stopped the
Mercury group, who failed to hit a
500 game.
Kardell, Ambrose and Corbett
with 545, 535 and 517 took 3 from
Orchard Farms as they topped Kos-
trobala, Maturi and Hogoboom with
519, 506, and 502.
Whittaker's 526 and Red Am-
brose’s 500 were too little for Bol-
ton’s 522 and Reimiller’s 526, but
the 500 boys had help when Torr
struck out in the last frame, to pull
ahead by 3 points.
Carnations Head Lutherans
Carnations head Lutheran Wom-
en's League with 15 points followed
by Orchids, 14. Orchids topped
scoring Thursday with 708 (1996).
M. Gosart had high single of 170
and T. Morton hit 167-160 (460).
’
Only one man hit in |
the 500’s for Kern’s—Dan Federicci |
Al Kalafsky 243 |
was the big man with 630; R. Garris.
A. Corbett rolled 167; L. Cyphers,
1-152.
Sickler and Ciccarelli Score
{ Grace Sickler led the scoring
| in Imperialettes League Friday
with 180-196 (527) while Marie
Ciccarelli was posting high sin-'
gle of 212 and a 512 series.
Eleanor Mayer also rolled a 509’
series (151-174-184) and Jean:
Agnew went on record with a
14208.
Leading the league is Glova F&-
| neral with 20 points, including {3
| taken from Garrity. Gloria Grant
| hit 187 (452) for Glova followed by
163; K. Kalafsky 159; and D. Berlew
|B. Carr 178 (450); M. Sebolka 162
and J. Thompson 156. Lila Lozo led
| Garrity, 176 (471).
| O’'Malia copped 3 from Qobdintp
and took over second place with 1912
| points, leaving Goodman and Del.
| aney Gas tied in third with 18 each.
| Marg Milne was high for O’Malia
| with 161-175 (463), H. Bonomo hit
152-172. Della Bellas scored 158-
1154 for Goodman.
| Delaney featured Eleanor Maver
(509) with her high series; Jean
| Agnew 206, and R. Lyons 171, while
| splitting with Joe’s Men Shop, 2-2.
Elaine Saddington had the only game
over 150 for Joe's.
Apex took 2% from Trisnde
Motors and held honors for top ok
q:
| of 790 and 2177 total pins. Gr
| Sickler' s 527 series, D. Parent's 1
land E. Kamont's 154-151 did the
The teams tied ‘first game With 678
pins each. 1d
Circle and Weale Take Honors = 2
Circle Inn took over first place
in Country League when it took
4 points from Plains Blouse and;
posted high single of 878 and
2417 total pins. Dallas Dairy is
just Y point behind, taking 3.
from West Side Building with
Liz Weale as top scorer with |
| 217-154 (519). Bacar took 3.
i from Humphreys’, losing third;
| game by 8 pins.
}
Jean Agnew rolled a nice series
of (496) including 188-173 games
25 Marg Milne posted 180-166
| (495). Grace Sickler went on record
with | (488) on games of 172-168
| and Mary Dimmick hit 153-156- 154
! (463); Marie Ciccarelli had one nice
| game of 186 and Elaine Saddington,
{ 175.
| Other games aver 150 were rolldd
I by. C. Hadsel 160-151; A. Selingo
159; C. Cannon 158-153; M. Bellas
158; E. Kamont 150-157; M. Morris
158; D. Mallin 157; S. Gesrhart 152;
and E. McShea 150. g
Bill Rosenberger Top Scorer J Jb
Bill Rosenberger led Ideto
Bears’ scoring with 209 (542) last
Tuesday after) posting high single P
203 week before when Paul Kamo
took honors with 566 series. Becky
Casterline led women’s scoring with
| 179 (422).
Teddys lead league with 25 polnky
and posted high scores of 915 (2620).
Lacettes Lead Natona
Lacettes lead Notona Girls Leste
with 20 points and 0 losses, taking
over Carderettes last week with 563
(1642). Eleanor Moyer led scoring
| with 151-160-156 (467) and Marion
| Harvey had 167.
Also posting games over 150 were
E. Dendler 160; R. Crispell 159;
P. Klug 163; J. Carey 151-156; B.
Reese 158; N. Smith 1586.
In Women’s Independent
League; Evelyn Roberts led *
Crown: Imperial to a 3 point vie-
tory over Jimmy’s Central
Lanes Saturday. Evelyn posted
191 (533) with Billye Jamesg
hitting (499) and Grace Sickle
(495). Flo Polak led Jimmy’s
225 (522). The local girls took
' 24638 total pins against their)
opponents’ 2824.
Hillside Lists Records
Holstein - Friesian Association of
America has announced a new lacta-
tion average for the registered Hol-
stein herd of which Hillside Farms,
Inc.,, has 60 completed production
records averaging 13,511 ‘lbs. of milk
and 525 lbs. of butterfat.
Lactation averages are calculated
on the commonly-employed two-
milkings a day, 305 day, mature
equivalent basis. This provides a
uniform basis for comparison and
selection in registered Holstein
breeding programs. id
Pennsylvania State University a
pervised weighing and testing. &
BOO ELLIS NIGHT 3
SLATED SATURDAY
One of the most colorful per- i
formers ever to wear a Wilkes-
Barre Baron uniform, Boo Ellis,
will be honored Saturday night
during half-time of the Barons-
Hazelton game.
Ellis who has been seoring at
a terriffic pace in recent games:
is the leagues’ leading scorer
with a 388 point per med
average.
Jack Molinas, player-coads ¢
and great hook-shot artist will
lead the Hawks.
Also other standouts on the |
Hawks roster include: Alonzo
Lewis, MVP last season; the
great ball handling antics of
John Chaney and the Hery } i
Danny Finn,
This is a must game for the
Barons if they hope to gain a
play-off berth.
Game time is 8 +30.
Give away whatever you like, but
away keep your temper, :
trick against Marie Cicecarelli’s 512
and G. Charnitski’s 150-160 (456).
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