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THE DALLAS. POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1961
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA ;
] i A ; ichardson was next in the seoving {ing scorer, produced 13 Hints end Dallas in the Semi- Finals of ‘the — St, Therest's vie 2
Devens Much Improved Church League Schedule Church League column with 11 points, supported by | pulled down innumerable rebounds play-offs. . 22 8.352 gL pts.
AC ‘Devens, owner of Devens |Shavertown vs. “All-Stars” ; . § \ Don Purvin's and Ernie Widmann's in a losing cause. Coach George | (There will be no nine o’clock game | East Dallas Yeisley, Keith 3 20.76
Milling Co., who has been confined | Huntsville vs. East Dallas (Semi: emi-Finals 10 each. Shavertown had three! Searfoss’ boys have had their trou- ' next Saturday night! i g. f. pts. | Yeisley, Brent 22D
to his home for several months, is| Finals) od 4 men score in the double figures; Bob | | bles these last few weeks of the | BOX SCORES: Higgins sil 2-07 AlHopan rf. LLL 20060 4
able to be up and around his room po ih 19 Gene Bohs Vuh season as they robeed three Le Prince of Peace i Shelley : 2 3. 7 !Bestwick . 2 g .
and is anxious have visitors. He “ AEy % Is Si t d F S t an tan Davis wit is! secutive games, which is unusual | g. . pts. | Tencza . A 9 1. 19 | Letts .
has gained six an ed A is rae a e or , ad - victory that Shavertown obtained for this team, having spent the Richardson 5... 15114 Lewis de 8 319 a 8214
ning to feel like his old self. So-find a non historical fzure : automatically through the forfeit | major part of the season in firs Purvin 5 0 10] Lamoreaux {| 7.8018 Shotwell oN LT AN, pr JR ER
TTT |e wo didn’t amount to much when Huntsville To Meet puts them iy So Sa place. East Dallas Fired U [er are AH 2 2 i 29 11 TTT 17 6 40
: 1 : or the play-off championship, after ast Dallas Fire Pp | Widmann y . 8 67 |
Subscribe To The Post je wag your age.” — Bill Vaughan. East Dallas; All Stars finishing on top in the League for In the third and final game, a | Rome ka IB Oy PBL Sa DS pn 7 LT SN LR
ss wo cmcimma mm To Play Shavertown the regular season. fired-up = East Dallas team turned Roberts 2 a0 od
3 In the second game, a determined |in a beautiful game for the second | : —
BIG DOUBLE- FEATURE FOR OUR . ory Two major upsets were the high- | Huntsville team brought forth a| week in a row, and soundly g soem) 32 1:65 I Pe “DARING
lights of Saturday night's Church | well-balanced scoring attack coupled | third-place St. Therese’s by a score | Shavertown A ~ Rk i 4 of
5 wR rLeague action as the end of the | with control of the rebounds and |of 67-40. From the opening tap it! g. f pts.
ST. PATRICK S | AY season play-offs began. turned these assets into a hard- | was never in’ doubt had the | Brobst, Gene fio 0 14 SAUSAGE & ea KITCHEN
Huntsville played a ball-control | fought victory by defeating League | upper hand in the ‘contest, as the |Hontz rR 0 MEMORIAL HIGHWAY, DALLAS. PA.
2 ARTY game and defeated Harveys Lake, | runners-up Harveys Lake, 55-52. It | East Dallas quintet, paced by big Newman __ _._ .. Siva dado. ob ee
Fa El § ical THE VILLAGE INN #5552 and East Dallas displayed | was evident from the opening tap | Bill Lewis’ rugged rebounding and Davis 250 10 OUR OWN HOME MADE MEAT PRODUCTS
amazing accuracy as it smothered | that this was going to be a nip-and- | scoring; hit with phenomenal c- | Ostrum {dss CARO =
FRIDAY Al Powell’s Orchesira ‘St. Therese’s 67-40. tuck ball game. Huntsville turned | curacy from the field. The winners | iOhey 00 Sgn Qur Own | PURE ‘PORK SAUSAGE
& 3 A possible third upset was|a one-point first quarter lead into |had three men near the twenty- | SLICED BACON Ib. 59¢ Loose, lb. 55¢ Casing, Ib. sof
March 17 Featuring Frank Casey thwarted when Prince of Peace|a two-point halftime lead and a|point mark with Frank Tencza and | 29 ~1:"59 MINCED ‘BOLOGNA, an, 55¢ | DUTCH LOAF TT 1,-b. 88¢
i mn could produce only four players to | three-point third quarter lead which | Bill Lewis scoring 19 points each, | Huntsville — x ly Z :
SATURDAY ; start the game and had to forfeit | they never relinquished up to the | and manager Fred Lamoreaux tal- | 2. (Af. pts. BOCKWURST RET TT Ib. 69c HOY ITALIAN
i * El-Kay Quintet it to Shavertown even.though they final buzzer. Brothers Clint. and |lying 18. St. Therese’s, who was 'Brobst, Clint .. ~_ ./.3 4 10 K-BOLO 1, 1b. 50c | SAUSAGE Ib. 6c
March 18 y came out on top of a 65-59 decision. | Charlie Brobst shared scoring hon- | having “one of those nights,” had Grose =... ... “9 KOSHER STYLE | SPICED BEEF 1,-1b. 90c
. NA FORFEIT GAME ors for the winners, posting 10 |only one man, Bob Bolton, score in 'Brobst, Chas. 0 10 CORNED REEF 1 1b, 9c —
ST TCT Pru CVU Ce Pre Pr rene In the first game, after the fifteen- | points apiece. Another brother, | double figur es with his 14 points. | Long . Saal SL 4 8 Tl 5 ; hy SPECIALS
b “WEEKEND SPECIAL minute waiting period failed to pro- | Harold, stood out with his rugged | Brothers Keith and Brent Yeisley | Brobst, Harold 8 N06 SKINLESS FRANKS Ib. 59¢ Fresh Loos
: > 3 duce another Prince of Peace player, | rebounding and aggressive play (were next in scoring with 6 points Berlew® . pels 0 4] ROAST BEEF 1, 1b. $1. GROUND BEEF 2 Ibs. 99¢
t New York Sirloin : Shavertown’s Ernie Widmann of-| while also managing to score 6 | apiece. | Dietz Nel wl rime Ne Sg ins KOLBASI © Smoked Ib. 69¢ 2 Ge ER SEE,
$ | fered to play with Prince of Peace, | points. Flashy guard Bob Grose tal- Next week, Shavertown, by wvir- = Froth > Cheice Western 5
> STEAK NNER & who: also had Don Roberts, who is|lied 9 points and displayed some | tue of drawing a bye, will meet the / 22. /11-" 55 Yh OF Besa UL OOK 1b. 39¢
Hew "8 HW ; B @ not on the roster, dress for the |lquick dribbling for his part'in the | following All Stars in a game at 7— | Harveys Lake Smoked LIVERWURST = 1b. 65¢c |” hoi T-B 4
> > game.’ Prince of Peace maintained | victory. For Harveys Lake, it was [Harveys Lake; Dick Searfoss Bob! g. f. pts. BARED HAM... |" 1435 Yoo Choice Western T-Bone an
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fodder bbs bbb bb bb bbbbtiatabnal] a 32-28 halftime lead and built it | veteran guard Dick Searfoss turn- | Harris, * and “Zeek” Hinkle. St.|Derhammer Sod Tod Gg :
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MAIN STREET DALLAS Pauly to show a six-point |ing in an outstanding job as he | Therese’s; Pete Letts, Keith Yelsley, || Searfoss Od 18 The pantry, fresh |
t the end of the game. For | fascinated the fans with his deadly [and Jack Hogan. Prince of Pex 2 0. 4 FRESH OYSTERS PORK BUTTS 1b. 45¢
Serving EF s of Peace, Don Rome was the | two-handed set-shots from various | Tom Richardson, Don Rome, and Toe Allabaugh SO PR CLE
Servmig From 4 P. M. sive standout as he hit for 13 | points behind the foul line. Don |Ohlman. | Hinkle Si 3 13 OR &-8481 — LO SED SUKDAYS —
goals for a total of 26 points. Tom ' “Zeek” Hinkle, the League's lead- At 8: Huntsville will meet East ‘Harris... LH 0
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