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"DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
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By DORIS MALLIN
‘A new Black Beauty Ball will go to
the holder of number 044765 this
week. If you have this number, go
immediately to the desk at Crown
Imperial Bowling Lanes and ask for
Tony Bonomo.
Winners of passes in Teen-Age
Jieague the last two weeks were
Paul Margellini, Bob Berlew, Bill
Kelley and Jo Birnstock.
Corgan and Richards Lead Scoring
Mike Corgan 223-233 (618)
and Dan Richards 187-246 (611)
led scoring in Crown Imperial
‘Major League Friday. Mike hit
‘his series for Dallas Nursery,
first place team, and with help
from Andrasko 209; and C.
Garris 204 (552) took 3 from
Vanderhoff’s. Danny’s scoring
© was done for Luigi's, second
- place team. He was assisted by
teammates Rodda and C. Rob-
‘ ‘erts in the 500’s when they
took 3 from Michael's.
Bob ‘Shoemaker led Vanderhoff’s
with 228-211 (585) and F. Stevens
hit- 190-193. Michael's had Paul
Thomas with 192, and Hospodor
194, Ehret and R. Ambrose were in
the low 500’s.
"Phillips kept third place with 4
“from West Side Novelty. All Phillips’
_ ‘men hit 500 with Bob Moore leading,
211 (359); Gauntlett had a near
‘triplicate’ with 178-179-179; L. Reese
“hit 200 and: Yanik 196. Charlie
Williams was all West Side had with
200 (512).
Dallas Post took 3 from Berti's
Frank Muchler leading 201
"Mike Gorey hitting 202
(553); Nafus with 200 and Varner
and Knecht in the 500’s. Berti’s,
fourth place team, featured Bill Alla- |
baugh 216-192 (587); T. Wilson hit
212 (549) and J. Berti (520).
Jim-Jon and Birth’s split 2-2 and
are tied in fifth place.” Oak Brace
hit 1236 (582) for Birth's with H.
‘Coolbaugh hitting 202-190 (564)
sand Buynak (532). Jack Trudnak
“led Jim-Jon with 200 (547) and
Carey and Stolarick hit
Carey and Matte had 200
‘games.
* “Gosart lest all to Shavertown
Lumber. Paul Kamont rolled 210-
206 (597); .J. Berkheiser 204 (551);
and Kocher and Cross hit 500’s. De-
Barry, Yankoski and Ciccarelli hit
500’s for Gosart’'s with DeBarry
posting 191; Yankoski 190-193 and
‘Ciccarelli 190. ”
' Shavertown .Lumber had high
total pins of 2763 and Berti’'s had
‘single high of 950.
Raiders On Top
St. Therese’s Raiders took
‘ over top spot in GEORGE
SHUPP Tongue Monday night by!
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winning 4 points from ‘Crispell
Farm Service. ‘Raiders have
301, points followed by Wreck-
ers and Berti & Sons with 29
points each in second place.
With Chet Molley firing 200-212
(594), Mike Rudick 516 and Klass
contributing 202 along with Barsch
226, Raiders rolled a 2780 series in
sweeping Crispell’s. Bob Moore was
“big gun” for losers with 202-215
(586) followed by Joe Shalata with
532.
Berti & Sons won 3 at the expense
of Noxen VFW. Brace on 550, Field-
ing 527 and Shupp 521 paced the
Truckers. No one was hitting them
|| for VFEW.
Dallas Lions upset previous front-
running Wreckers by * winning 3
points. Jim Thomas 564, Dick Myers
211 (525) and Bud Davis 522 led
Lions: Jack Trudnak 210 (577) and
Russ Monte 202 (502) helped Wreck-
ers cop middle game.
Crusaders won 3 from Meade’s
Garage as Bob Fallon showed the
way on 219 (569) assisted by Ed
Carey’s 500. Walt Meade 203 (532)
led garagemen. Kravitz hit 527 and
Yankoski 517 along with 202 by Jack
Roberts to help Meade’s win last
game.
Casterline Hauling took over
Sportsmen for 3 points with Casey
Dimmick showing the way on 210
(561) along with Bill Jones 513 and
John Kriel 505. For Sportsmen, Al
Gulitus totalled 517, Harold Kocher
500 and Lettie hit 203.
Ciccarelli Hits 604
Al Ciccarelli posted high 604
series in Back Mt. Neighborhood
League for Disque Funeral Home
while team mate Nick Buynak
was rolling high single of 248.
Al also hit 192-223 and Nick
posted 204 and 589 series;
Yanik had 198 (551). Disque
tcok 3. frem Stonehurst with
high , game of 1007 and 2808
total pins. Beaumont Inn rolled
280%. 3
Stonehurst with only two men in
500’s. featured ‘Lec Yankoski with
201-210 (589); Navich 199 and Ben-
nett 197.
Dallas Dairy is second place team
and took 4 from Bolton’s with Carl
Roberts in the lead, 224 (566); Ron
Fielding 213 (550); S. Fielding hit
195. Bolton’s were down with no
men in 500s.
Beaumont Inn moved up to third
line with 4 points from Dixon’s and
Payne holds fourth on a 4 point win
from Kern's. “Charles Bray led the
Inn with 209-199 (586): Blizzard hit
224 (574); G. Bray 191-212 (559).
Tops for Dixon’s was Rudick (515).
Payne had three men in 500’s with
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Paul Kamont high with 206 (567);
Matte hitting 190-190 (555);
Stredny 190-194 (528). Kern's had
only three men on the approach and
none hit 500.
Robinson's had three in lower
500’s, Tom Gauntlett ahead with
(528) and Tom Robinson hitting
190. Code’s took 1 point with Code
Besteder hitting 194 (503) and
Smith a round 500.
Richardson lost all to Shady Side
when only three men showed, hit-
ting in low 500’s, and the dairymen
195 (402) for two games.
Dodson’s took 4 from Titman’s |
and Crown Imperial, 4 from Merl’s. |
Titman’s; Joe Shemanski 211 (561)
Ehret 190 (560), and Stolarick 190
(519) for Crown; Walt Mickno 214
(533), A. Hudak 191 (506), and
Olenick (506), Merl’s.
Dallas “A” Sure Champs
* Dallas A wrapped up Back
Mt. Church League champion-
ship last Wednesday night when:
they swept all 4 points from
East Dallas while second place
Shavertewn B split with Trucks-
ville B. Al Scheckler paced
“Champs” with 586. Cliff Garris
had 569; Al Bellas 562 and Tom
Cross 514.
In the Shavertown - Trucksville
match, Carl Roberts had a big night
with 624; Newhart hit 510; W. Mor-
gan 535; and H. Dimmick 500.
Dallas B moved closer to second
by taking 4 from Shavertown A.
Ralph Garris had 561; Swingle 558;
Lozo 500 and Gauntlett 513.
A. Tex Wilson was the big scorer
with an even 600; Zimmerman hit
573. For A’s it was Fred Rundle
587 and Shoemaker 578.
losers.
Mount Zion, with 3 from Hunts-
ville Christian, featured Leon Em-
529. Willard Piatt 566 and Tough
507 scored when Carverton A took
3 from Lehman.
with Paul Kunkle hitting 520; Geb-
hart 515; Baird 509; Metz 558 and
Parrish 518...
Cardinals And Hawks Tied
Cardinals and Hawks are tied in
"League with 29 points.
2533 total pins.
Roberts (Blue-Jays) scored a high
220 and Kromelbein (Eagles) hit 219
(567).
Leading Ravens in the split with
Blue Jays was Ambrose 205 (532).
‘Kromelbein had help from Weale
199 (546) when Eagles took 3 from
Crows. McCarty led losers/with 191
(535).
M. Whiting 198 (551) and Maza
191 (518) led Cardinals on to 4
point victory over Orioles. Hawks
and Owls split 2-2 with A. Whiting
180 (519) leading Owls.
Cadwalader High Scorer
Tom Cadwalader led the scoring
Wednesday with 197 (523). Con-
struction had high team single of
681 and 1831 total pins. Developers
lead the league with 19 points.
Teddys Lead Idetown Bears
Teddys hold first place in Idetown
Bears League with 31 points. Polars
took team honors last Tuesday with
919-2622.
Bill Rosenberger and Steve An-
drasko led the men with 201 _and
550. Women’s honors went to Melba
147 (406). \
Girls! Girls! Turn your 'W. 1
B. C. chance books and returns
in to the desk at Crown Imperial
as soon as possible. Kay Gacha
will be out sometime next week
to pick up all returns.
Lakers
Here's one we never hear from!
‘What's the occasion? Looks like
Kocher’s Boys are holding the lead
in this league with 24 points-next
in line, Stegmaier Lads with 19;
Burke’s and Kocher’s (Girls are
tied with 18 each; Edwards Cafe,
Circle Inn, Sportsman Bar-A, 17
each; then Burke's Girls, Stegmaier
Lassies, Edwards Gals, Circle Lad-
ies, Spor tsman Bar-M. Thursday,
Circle Inn Ladies hit high single of
974 and XKocher’'s Boys had 2768
total pins. High singles were posted
by J. Rodda 234; 'G. Gosart 222; with
Rodda hitting 583 series; Edwards
535; and Gosart 523.
Anita Breaks League Record
Anita Pascavage broke record
set by Jean Agnew’s 230, when
she hit individual high single of
232 Friday in Imperialettes’
League for Goodman’s team.
Anita’ also included 151-156
games and totalled 539 series.
With help from Lillian Trudnak
179 (438); Mary A. Considine
160 (426), and Della Bellas 161
(485), her team won 3 from
Garrity, taking team horors
with 798 (2192).
166-194 (499);
179-152 (496) and J. Pieczmski 171.
was led by Grace Sickler 158-175
(478);
(453); E. Kamont (429) and C.
Purvin 164. Jewell Thompson led
Glova with 167 (436); M. Sebolka
“Mario Ciccarelli led Triangle to al
and |-
with six men featured J. Elston, 207- |
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Don King 200 (552) and Traver 190 |
scored for Dodson’s; J. Sholes 205, |
4 | hit 169-166-157 (492); Rita Costello
St. Paul’s took 8 from Trucksville |
Shavertown C stopped Trucksville
C 4-0. Don Peterson led the way with |
550. Clint Cobleigh had 524 for the |
manuel 569; Seiple 545 and Eckert |
Orange took 3 from (Carverton B |
first place of St. Paul’s Brother hood
A’ second |
place tie exists between Crows and |
Eagles rolled high game of
889 Friday and Cardinals posted |
in Whitesell Brothers League last "
Webber 158 and Wilma Weidner ||
Rose Novrosky led Garrity with |
Lila Lozo hit 164-
Glova dropped 8 to Apex; Apex |:
Peg Kolton rolled 175-152
{hit 158; B. Carr 160; and G. Grant
154. :
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1961
rolled 192 (449); Alberta Cross 170
(444) and G. Charnitski 157 (434).
| Eleanor McShea led Delaney’s with
{ 151-154-150 (455); Jean Agnew 155-
156 (442) and R. Lyons 155.
O’Malia and Joe's split 2-2. Helen
| Bonomo hit 160-153 (437) for
O’Malia. E. Hardisky posted 163, E.
Saddington 151 for Joe's.
Jean Agnew is to reeeive a
triplicate patch from W. IL. B. C.
fer a 127 triplicate she rolled in
this league last week.
Circle Still Leading
Circle Inn grasped a tighter hold
on top spot in Country League last
week when it took 3% points from
Bocar and pulled out in front of
Dallas Dairy by five. The dairy girls |
cle. hit 2425 total pins and Plains
Blouse posted high single of 833
while taking 4 from West Side
Building.
Annabell Selingo hit 200 (482) for
| Circle, (evening high single) and
| Rose Novroski rolled high series of
539 for Plains Blouse. including
157-185-197 games. Doris Mallin
| 182-158(473); Grace’ Sickler 172-
| 180 (471); Marie Bellas 161-165
| (462) ; Mary Dimmick 152-165(460);
| Marie Ciccarelli 182 (457)..
Other. highs posted were
| Agnew; 154, S. Gearhart; M. Morris
| 178; I Weale 157-154; A. Pascavage
| 156; P. Poynton 150; C. Hadsel 162;
E. Saddington, 157; M. Milne 160.
Last week, it was Grace Sickler,
ski 187 (468) taking
honors for Country League.
Hadsel posted 163-175 (473); Elaine
Saddington 173-157 (465); Marie
Ciccarelli 174 (458); Marge Milne
170-151 (453); Liz Weale 156-150
(438) Jean Agnew! 172 (451) and
individual
Carol
3 point gain over Delaney’s. Marie Casey Selingo 152-162 (450).
173,73.
; Gosart
163-165-161 (489) and Rose Novro- |
Single games were reported by
T. Denmon 156; L. Sheckler 156-154;
160; F. Allabaugh 170; M. Morris
175; R. Costello 163; A. Pascavage
154; M. Bellas 163.
Circle Inn took another 4 from
West Side ‘Building and now leads
league with 26 points, 8 ahead of |
Dallas Dairy. Bocar posted 863,
single high and Circle hit 2391 total
pins.
| Moyer Takes Individual Honors
Eleanor Moyer led Dallas Wo-
man’s Club League with 170 (456).
(1634). Daffodils lead league, tied in
games with Poppies, 27 each; Daisies
are next with 24.
_|'slipped, losing 3 to Humphreys’. Cir- M. Gosart High Scorer
Marg Gosart hit 175-184 (485)
for Lutheran Women’s League while
Carnations posted team single of
747 and Camellias rolled 2153 series.
Camellias and Carnations are tied
with 24 points each.
D. Berlew hit 180-152 (453); K.
Kalafsky 179-156 (445); D. Kaye
166 (455); P. Dungey 166 (447); L.
Cyphers 166 (451); A. Dungey 155; |
and R. Nygren 150-157.
Bernie Hits 505
Bernie Pape hit 179 (595) for
Women’s League while Oaks were
hitting team highs of 701 (1992).
Pines lead league with 30 points. G.
hit 177 (474);
gowicz 174 (488).
with 24 points and only 8 losses
after taking 4 from Fighters.
Gray hit 164 (417) and J. Swingle
158 (418) for the Sox while Donna
Parrish led losers with 140.
Rebels took 4 from Yanks and
“holds second place with 20 points.
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Poppies took team honors with 554 |
G. Farley 155; S. Roberts 158-150;
individual honors in Harveys Lake |
H. Bialo- |
White Sox leads Teen Age League |!
Bob |
1 In this contest, it was Tony DeGoisa
| 178-160-175
| Vanderhoff 187 (428),
P. Paynton 150; M. Dimmick 157-]
(513) for Rebels and
Yanks.
Untouchables are next with 19
| points and won 3 from Red Sox, B.
| Kunkle leading with 135. J. Field-
| ing posted two 125 games for the
Sox.
McCoys took 3 from Tigers. ‘Chip
| Landis hit 181-151-134 (466) for
| Tigers. " Lawmen took 4 from Bold
| Rollers with Bill Kelly hitting 201-
| 169-172 (542); B. Allen hitting 188-
| 140 (449) and E. Lamoreau 160-150
-169 (479) for winners. J. Hill hit
| 152 (404) for Rollers.
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McCoys and Yanks have 17 each
and Lawmen has 16. Chip Landis
holds record high of 213; Bill Kelley,
542 series; Bill has highest average |
of 166; Chip 164 and T. DeGiosa 160.
Beaver Season Longer
Than It Was Last Year
Beaver season is lasting longer
than it did last year, from February
11 to March 19, with seven pelts per
trapper allowed instead of five.
Trappers have ten days after the sea-
son closes to tag their skins
and
SECTION B— PAGE 7
report them to the Game Commis-
sion. X
Carl Stainbrook states that bea-
ver are becoming a prime nuisance,
doing a great deal of damage.
Until the weather moderated, very
little trapping was done, heavy
snows interfering with setting traps.
During the last two weeks, trap-
ping has picked up. Z
A run-down on the number of
pelts taken in the Back Mountain
will ‘be available early in April.
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