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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1961
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Spring has arrived at Crown
i perial Lanes and already Tony
| Bonomo is: anxious for summer
Ie gues ‘to begin action. There will
more leagues this year with plenty
f opportunity for everyone to belong
In the past, there
~ has been only one open to everyone,
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| a mixed group that bowled on
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Tuesday evenings. [This league will
continue this summer on Tuesday at
iF pm.
There will be at least one other
i mixed group, and Cliff Garris is
| organizing a Major League of men
who will bowl on Mondays at 9 p.m.
These leagues are open for member-
ship now. Anyone interested should
contact the desk at Crown Imperial.
Congratulation, . Girls!
ats off to the Circle Inn Ladies of
kers League! These girls entered
3rd Annual Women’s Tournament at
| Qedar Lanes, Scranton, and finished
15th place with 2900 total pins.
ere were 440 teams registered
. from seven states and the event was
ld on two consecutive weekends.
A Dunmore team finished first in the
| handicap division with 3057 pins and
X _ Buffalo, team took top place in
ratch with 2878. Awards of $1,000
went to these teams.
|
By DORIS MALLIN
Nice Bowling, Boys!
Another local team of five men
from Laker's League bowling under
the name of Sportsmen Bar & Grill
B, won a cash prize for bowling
high single game of 1177 in their
division’ of the American Journal
Tournament in New York City Sun-
day. Members of the team were
Martin Petroskas, Lee Bicking,
Charles Rakewicz, Bert Osko and
Dick Williams. The boys finished
with 3180 total pins.
A second team, Sportsmen A con-
sisted of Al Gulitis, Fran Schuler,
Frank Bialogowicz, Tom Cadwalader
and Duane Lettie. Handicap was
225 pins. Five couples accompanied
the men and their wives to New
York.
Be ready to begin summer bowl-
ing, with your Black Beauty Ball!
You can pick it up any day at
Crown Imperial if you have the
right number; this week it’s 016609.
Nursery Has Strong Lead
Crown Imperial Major League
had an off-night Friday with
thirteen men hitting in 400’s
and only that many rolling over
550 series. Dallas Nursery has
a strong lead with 1214 points
over Luigi's Pizzeria.
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Dallas Nursery took 3 from Dallas
Post on strength of Cliff Garris’ 610
series and Nick Stredny’s 565. Cliff
posted 213-221 and Nick hit 190-205. |
Frank Kardell hit 200. Dallas Post
had Frank Muchler on the line with |
209 (515).
Shavertown Lumber scored with |
930-2703 against Luigi's taking 4
points with all men in the 500’s.
Tom Cross rolled 203-191 (583);
John Kriel 215 (577); Kocher 197
and Berkheiser 193. Dave Eddy 202
and Shalata 191 were all Luigi could
show. Luigi's hold second place with
73% points.
Third place Phillips lost 4 to Jim-
Jon. Tom Gauntlett led Phillips
with 246 (572) and Bob Moore had
233 (551). Jim-Jon had three in
500’s with Trudnak “hitting 207
(547) and J. Thomas 201 (546).
Gosart’s lost 4 to West Side Nov-
elty with only Pete Ambrose scoring
with 544. West Side featured Marty
Panunti 204 (564); Charlie Williams
211 (554); Molley 215 and Landis
199.
Berti’s took 3 from Birth’s. Bill
Allabaugh led the “truckers” with |
212-200 (592) and Roy Stair had |
213 (569). Birth’s also had only two
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hitting the 500 bracket, Nick Buy-
‘nak 201 (553) and Al Bellas with a
( 200.
Michael’s took 3 from Vander-
hoif’s with Paul Thomas hitting 211-
| 191 (561). Adams posted 207 (529) |
| | and Birnstock 192 for the ‘‘sanders.”
Rivals Tied In First Place
Disque Funeral Home lost its
hold on first place in Back
Mountain Neighborhood League
last week when it lost 3 points
to opponent, Dallas Dairy, leav-
ing the two teams tied up in
first place with 88 points each.
Ron Fielding and Charles Else
were blasting away for the
Tg Ron hitting 193-198-
222 (613) and Charlie 180-256-
193 (629). Sid Fielding hit 258
(583) and Carl, Roberts 209.
The team rolled single game of
1046 and 2917 total pins.
Al Ciccarelli topped Disque’s with. |.
242-203 (581) joined by Nick Buy-
nak 203-193 (585); Mike Corgan 199
and Bill Allabaugh 200-205 (574).
Beaumont Inn moved into second
taking 3 from Dodson’s. Charles and
| George Bray led the Inn team with
1193-200 (577) and 222 (572). Payne
Printery has 32% points after taking
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13 from Merl’s with Frank Muchler
leading the way on 251 (577).
Stonehurst took 3 from Bolton’s with
Dave Bennett hitting 210 (560) and
Leo Yankoski 222 (554). Stdnehurst
is in fifth place with 31.
Dixon's has 31% points with 3
from Titman’s. The best Dixon's had
was Barsh with 190 (516). .
Robinson's ‘split 2-2 with Richard-
son and has 29 points. Tom Cross
posted 205 and J. Robinson 195 for
| Robinson while Jack Trudnak was
hitting 225 (596) and Ed Carey 198
(566) for Richardson. Herm Kern's
| took 3 from Crown Imperial with Jim
liGansel scoring 219 (587) and Bill
Lancio posting 245 (561).
Code’s took 4 from Shadyside with
Eddie hitting 208 and Besteder 193
for the “dairy”.
Other high scores were recorded
by J. Shalata 191; D. King 191; F.
Dodson 191.
Dallas A Continues Winning
Wilbur Morgan pounded out a
terrific 630 series with games of
215-213-202 for Trucksville B,
but to no avail as far as his team
was concerned when it lost 4 to
‘Shavertown C with Gordan Ed-
‘wards hitting 585.
TLeague-leading Dallas A continues
‘winning, taking all 4 from Shaver-
town A last week in Back Mountain
Church League. Dallas had Tom
Cross at 562 and Lew Reese 551.
Shavertown had none in 500’s.
St. Paul’s Lutherans took 3 from
second place Shavertown B. Tex
Wilson was high for Lutheran’s with
551... Fred Fielding led Shavertown
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for: Code’s ‘and T. Landon rolling 202 |
with 552. Dallas B took all from
Carverton A and inched closer to
second place. B’s had Ralph Garris
575; Chiz Lozo 560; Willard Piatt hit
in 500’s for Carverton.
President Gil Tough led Lehman
to 3 points from Orange with 562.
Carverton B trounced East Dallas,
(4-0. Harry Spare led Carverton
| with 552 and Bob Moore rolled 577
for Dallas. Trucksville A took over
Mount Zion, 4-0. Jim Lawson was
tops with 578; Vought Long 552 and
{ Jack Berkheiser 570. Harold Seiple
| hit 555 for Mount Zion. Huntsville
| Christian and Trucksville C split 2-2.
Milt Evans led with 578.
There will *be no bowling during
Holy Week, Wednesday, March 29
and the following week will be the
| last night of the regular season.
| Playoffs will begin April 12.
S. Fielding 520; Swingle 525; Gaunt-
lett 517; Garris 529; Scheckler 502;
Disque 511; Peterson 547; VanBlar-
com 519; Dimmick 504; Parrish 515;
Rundle 501; Eckert' 513; Cobleigh
541; Montgomery 519.
Whittaker Has Big Night
Whittaker had a big night for
Orioles team in St. Paul’s Broth-
erhood League Friday when he
spilled 589 pins for three games
including 281 and 220 singles.
Dean Weale 213 (538) led Eagles
to high single of 836 and 3 points
from Hawks. (Cardinals, led by M.
{ Whiting 210 (537) and W. Dungey
1190 (510) rolled 2411 total pins and
took 3 from Blue Jays. Owls took 3
from Crows on B. Ashman’s 208
(541) while C. Nafus led Crows with
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Also hitting 500’s were Hirner 539; |
204 (524).
. Cardinals head the league with 32
points; Hawks have 30 and Owls 29.
Cadwalader Has 223-581
for wp honors in Whitesell Brothers
League. Construction and Building
Supplies led team scoring with 671
and 1896 total pins. Construction
still heads the league with 28 points
followed by Building Supplies 23.
Tom also had a game of 191 and
C. Lamoreaux hit 182-188 (527); H.
Shaw 174-201 (525) and R. Stroud
179-184 (500).
White's Team Takes Lead
Boyd White's team picked 3
points from Mercuries last week
to take the lead from Guyette's
who lost everything to Orchard
Farm. Besecker’s is 1 point out’
of first after taking 3 from Ben
Franklin.
Corbett led White's with 579
followed by Zachary 524; P. Ambrose |
| 517 and Kardell 505 and they met no
500’s on Mercury’s. Orchard Farms
was led by Demny 607; Kostrobala
543 and Hogoboom 514.
507 was too low for Guyette's.
Besecker’s had Williams and Landis
with 535 and 537 while Ben Franklin
had none in 500’s. (Three teams
had everything against three with
almost nothing.)
Raiders Extend Lead
Raiders continue to lead
GEORGE SHUPP league by win-
ning 8 points from Wreckers
Monday night. Raiders are on
top with 3315, points while
Berti & Sons and Wreckers
remain tied for second with 30.
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Tom Cadwalader scored 223 (581)
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Bob Moore copped individual
honors with a 256 single and
| 610 total.
Casterline Hauling rolled high
‘single of 1026 and team total of
2790.
Chet Molley with 212-225 (575) .
was the mainstay for Raiders who
lost final game by 1 pin. Bonfig
with 530 and Barsch 521 also helped
the cause. Trudnak 530 and Kalafsky
202 (515) led Wreckers.
| ‘Sportsmen Bar & Grille, behind Al
Gulitus’ 213 (559), Bialogowicz 535
and Cadwalader 526 won a 3-timer
over Berti & Son. Fielding led
Truckers with 556 followed by Brace
528 and Shermanski 520.
Casterline Hauling dumped Cru-
saders for all 4 with Casey Dimmick
leading the way on 206 (559). Kriel
also chipped in with 245 (548),
Casterline 540 and Vancampen 529.
| Cire led four-man Crusader team
, with 504.
Meade’s Garage and Crispell’s
split up a pair with Farm Service
team winning two games but losing
total wood. Bob Moore's big series
was the key factor for Service team
Yankoski paced Garagemen with his
561, while Kravitz hit 528 and
Hudak 516.
| Dallas Lions copped 3 from Noxen
VEW in a low scoring match. Neither
| team had a man‘in 500’s.
Idetown Bears
Teddys lead Idetown Bears League
with 34 points and did the scoring
| last week with 922-2540 total pins.
Spence Holmgren was top individual
with 187 and Paul Kamont rolled
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