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More 600’s In Major League
Some of Crown Imperial Major
League boys were “hitting
them” again Friday with four
rolling 600 series. Carl Roberts
led scoring for Luigi's with 227-
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Tom Cross posted 197-204-206
(607) for Shavertown Lumber
while Bob Shoemaker made up °
an even 600 on 200-198-202
games.
‘Phillips took 4 from Luigi's and
took over second place with 74 points
dropping Luigi’s down to third with
73%. Adding top scores to Moore's
612 were Lewis Reese 234 (585);
Jack Yanik 201-202 (580); P. Lyons
190 (545); T. Gauntlett 190 (536).
With Roberts for Luigi's were Dan
Richards 234 (565) and Shalata,
Eddy and Rodda in the 500’, Eddy
hitting 192.
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Jim-Jon with Nick Stredny leading
M. Gorgan hitting 204 (533).
Nurserymen had 500’s. Jim-Jon
featured Jim Thomas 211 (568);
Panky Stolarick and Ed Carey rolled
507 series with Panky posting 209.
Berti is fourth with 66 and took 4
from Michael's with Tex Wilson
leading 190 (543). (C. Allabaugh had
217 (521) and R. Stair and B. Alla-
baugh ‘touched’ the 500’s.
Dallas Post copped 3 from Shaver-
town Lumber. Bruce Varner led the
victors with 209-202 (584); M. Gorey
Muchler rolling 202 and C. Nafus 194.
Cross's 607 for the ‘“lumbermen’”
went to no avail as the best his team
mates could show were Kocher and
Kriel in low 500’s.
Vanderhoff and Birth’s each took
4 from Gosart’s and West Side
Novelty. Shoemaker’s 600 inspired
the Sanders and 'W. Smith and J.
Birnstock came up with 202 (543)
and 209 (553). Pete Ambrose rolled
193-195 (572); A. Ciccarelli 194
(523) and OS. DeBarry 521 for
Gosart’s.
Nick Buynak was high for Esso
men with 215-209 (587); Oak Brace
hit 219-203 (574) and A. Bellas
rolled 520. West Side’s M. Panunti
chalked up 194-197 (564); C. Wil-
liams hit 198 (548) and Hoblak hit
209 (504).
Jack Yanik Hits 603
Jack Yanik spilled 6963 pins
for Disque Funeral Home: in
B ack Mountain Neighborhood
League last week based on 192-
213-198 games. Teammate B.
Weaver posted 211 (573); B
Allabaugh hit 200 (559); A.
Ciccarelli 192 (534); and N.
Buynak 212 (533) to help take
8 points from Shady Side and
give Disque a first place lead by
a narrow margin of 2 points.
Shady Side took second game by
6 pins.
Dallas Dairy took 4 from Richard-
| son’s and is in second place with 40
points. Cliff Garris was leadoff man
| with 198-193 (572); S. Fielding hit
11190 (553);
R. Fielding 194 (530)
and C. Roberts 508. Jack Trudnak
rolled 193 (554) for Richardson
joined by Kravitz and Carey with
500s.
Beaumont Inn holds second place
with 38, but lost 3 to Crown Imperial.
Roy Stair led Imperial team with 191
| (510) and C. Bray posted 200 (553)
for the Inn.
Dixon took 3 from Herm Kern's;
Code’s, 3 from Stonehurst; Payne,
1 from Titman’s (losing total pins
by 3); Bolton, 3 from Robinson; and
Merl’s and Dodson’s split 2-2.
Hitting for Dixon’s were Plata 211
(575); Bonfig 202 (514). Kern's had
J. Lancio and J. Gansel in 500s.
Dixon has 35% points in fourth
place. Stonehurst, with 34. points,
had only J. Navich in 500’s with 196
game and J. Knecht posting 195,
G. Smith 190 and B. Krajewski 211
had 500 series and H. ‘Shupp hit 199.
Payne holds 32% points. Nick
Stredny led scoring with 195 (560);
P. Kamont hit 190 (546); and A.
Matte with 204 and F. Muchler rolled
in 500’s. ‘C. Titman chalked up 191
(546); V. Dibble 206 and H. Gaylord
in 500’s. Robinson with 29 had Tom
Gauntlett on record with 213-186-
190 (589) and D. Richards had 194.
J. Bolton hit 211 (534). J. Birnstock,
with 202 (526) and W. Richardson
203 (511) rolled for Dodson’s and
A. Hudak and W. Mickno had 500
series.
Thomas Hits 621
Jim Thomas copped individual
scoring honors in GEORGE
SHUPP league Monday" night
when he rolled a 621 series on
games of (214-232-175). His
total helped Dallas Lions split
2-2 with Sportsmen.
Raiders contnue on top with
391, points with Berti & Sons
next with 37 and Wreckers
follow with 35.
Raiders knocked off Noxen VFW
all 4 to increase: its lead. Mike
Rudick 527 and Fred Bonfig 525
showed the way.
Berti & Sons won 3 from Crusa-
ders in a close match winning total
wood by 16 pins. Krajewski 204 |
(541), Fielding 203 (533) and
[the “tree-growers” 221 (581) and |the big men for Truckers.
All |
Shemanski and Brace with 514 were
Carey
with 231 (557) and Harris 501 led
Crusaders.
Lions with Thomas’ 621 split 2-2
with Sportsmen, Myers also chipped
in with 215 (557). For the Grille
team, Kocher was the noise with 199
(553) with Bialogowicz next with
517.
Meade’s Garage slowed up fast-
moving Wreckers with a 3-timer.
“Mush” Cross led Garagemen with |
led Wreckers with 215 (556) fol-
lowed by Amos with 542 Monte 524
and Morton 510. Meade’s won total
' pins by 13. Monte missed a 175 trip-
licate with 174 in his final game.
Casterline Hauling behind Dim-
mick's 566 swept all 4 from Cris-
pell’s. Vancampen chipped in with
513 for Haulers. Joe Shalata 209
(549) and Moore 523 led losers.
Hawks And Owls Tie Up First
Hawks and Owls are tied in,
first place of St. Paul’s Brother-
hood League with 33 points
each and Cardinals are perched
just below with 32.
Hawks led scoring Friday with
842-2454. Fiske of Ravens hit 218
and Nafus of Crows hit 199-181-203
(583) for top individual scoring.
Whittaker led Orioles with 206
(582); Weale (Eagles) 203 (573);
Hoover (Hawks) 200 (536); Ashman
(Owls) 180 (524). (Culp also hit
193 (541); Rudy 179 (513) and A.
Whiting 195 (508).
Tom Cadwalader High Scorer
Tom Cadwalader was leading scor-
er in Whitesell Brothers League with
187 (511) and Plumbing and Heating
led teams with 635 (1824).
Construction holds top spot with
132 points, 6 ahead of second place
Building Supplies.
Bears End Season
Idetown Bears saw the end of
the season last Tuesday, Teddys
on top with 40 points and 20
losses; Cubs took 30; Pandas
26 and Polars 24. ' Teddys was
top team with 932-2514 total
pins and Paul Kamont led indi-
vidual scoring with 203 (530).
Sophie Zimniski topped
women’s scores with 189 and
THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1961
Wilma Weidner with 488 series.
The annual banquet will be held
April 29 at O'Connell's Twin Lakes.
Crown Imperial Girls
Crown - Girls team played two
games over the weekend. It met
Ashley Lanes Saturday and took 4
points with Evelyn Roberts spilling
the pins to the tune of 573 includ-
ing games of 192-187-194. Ginger
Gosart rolled 169-178-166 (513);
Billye Jamees hit 186-187 (493);
Henri Benkovsky 173 (487) and
Grace Sickler 164 (466).
Uzdilla with 553 and Irene Cap 513
led Ashley.
The local girls took 3 from New-
town Sunday in a make-up game.
Evelyn was again in front with 193-
204 (543) and Billye 199-169-168
(536). Grace posted 163-177 (492);
Crown lost second game
by a mere 2 pins.
Liz And Elaine Take Honors
Liz Weale and Elaine Sad-
dington shared individual hon-
ors last week in Country League.
Liz posted single game high of
194 and Elaine, including 186-
187 games, roiled a beautiful
515 series. Liz also hit 180 and
finished with 502. Grace Sickler
went on record with 177-181
(506). Liz’ Dallas Dairy team
took total pins of 2383 and
Elaine’s Circle Inn had high
single of 848.
Elaine was joined by teammates
Carol Hadsel 186-157 (491); A. Sel-
ingo 168'and D. Mallin 154 as their
Circle team took 4 more points from
Humphreys’ Bootery, giving it 37
points, 111% point lead ever Bocar.
R. Costello 157-161 and A. Pascavage
156-153 led Humphreys’.
Backing up Liz’ series for Dallas
Dairy were Evelyn Kamont 157-166
(468); M. Morris 179 and G. Schneid-
er 151 as ‘they took 3 from Plains
Blouse. Hitting the pins for Plains
were Rose Novroski 173-155 (452);
S. Gearhart 150 and C. Cannon 154.
Bocar took 4 from West Side
scored 155 for Plains.
Glova Takes Over First
Glova Funeral took over first place
in Imperialettes League with 3 points
from Joe’s Men Shop while Good-
man dropped to second with 3
point loss to Triangle.
and Triangle and Apex tied in fourth.
Apex took 4 from O’Malia.
Leading scoring Friday were
Grace Sickler and Eleanor
Moyer. Grace started out with
beautiful games of 218-211 and
Ann |
Henri 171 (482) and Doris Berlew |
203 (578) with help. fron Yankoski] 120, (162).
| with 535 and Meade 507. Trudnak
and F. Muchler hit 500 series with |
Building with Grace's ‘series tops |
and M. Dimick hit 158. E. McShea |
Delaney Gas |
holds third, losing only 1 to Garrity
ended with 557 series. Eleanor
hit 196-171-189 (556).
Ruth Lyons posted a nice series
of 150-158-179 (487); Peg Kolton
hit 150-181 (480); Jewell Thompson
had 165-190 (477); Rose Novrosky
186-160 (474); Gloria Charnitski
171-153 (470); Evelyn Kamont 157-
158 (464); Marie Sebolka 157-157
(462); and Mary Ann Considine 168
(451).
Several nice games were rolled by
A. Pascavage 158-163; E. McShea
156; A. Cross 152; M. Ciccarelli 164;
B. Carr 170; M. Weber 157; J. Agnew
154; L. Lozo 167; C. Purvin 150-151;
H. Bonomo 155; K. Gansel 154; and
M. Milne 158.
Apex took team honors with 781-
2266 total pins.
Moyer, Schneider, Daffodils, Poppies
Eleanor Moyer and Gert Schneid-
er copped individual honors for
Dallas Woman's Club League last
Thursday while Daffodils and Pop-
pies were scoring for teams. Eleanor
rolled 473 series and Gert scored
182. Daffodils had single high of
591 while Poppies posted 1610 total
pins.
Poppies lead the list of four-men
teams (all women) with 33 points
and Daffodils hold 31.
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