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Horseshoe 4-H Club
Back Mountain horseshoe 4-H
Club. met on Saturday at Center Hill
Acres and watched an exhibition of
Hunter Seat Equitation given by
Ron Post, Leslie Vivian and Erica
Vivian.
Present were: Tom Estus;
dent, Ron Post, Lee Johnson, Ricky
Edwards, Judy Crispell, Marge
Wenzel, Houstan Day, Stuart Lacy,
David Spencer,
; Vivian, Resia Carroll, Timothy Car-
roll, Linda Mekeel, Anne Lacy,
! Linda Tag, Mrs. Tony Bogdon, and
~ . Mr. E. V. Chadwick.
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| 160. Bea Carr hit 184 (473) for |alogwicz 180 led scoring in Lakers
Attention Women Leagues
A special meeting ‘for all
league secretaries, presidents
and members will be held at
the Eagles, North Washington
Street, Wilkes-Barre, Sunday,
October 22 at 2:30 pb. m. Every-
cne is urged to attend. J
Joe Shalata Hits 601
Joe Shalata captured scoring
honors in GEORGE SHUPP
League Monday night as he
spilled the pins for a 601 series
on games of 218-172-211. He
helped Crispell Farm Servicec
sweep 4 from previous front
running Sportsmen Bar &
Grill.
Wreckers took over top spot with
20 points with Berti & Sons tied
for second with Sportsmen with
19% points.
Other good series and scores
turned in -are L. Yankoski 200
(543), Ehret 192-190 (533) and
Meade 191 for Meade’s; Monte 211
(562), Trudnak 531 for Wreckers;
Gulitus 500, Sportsmen; Mitchell
211 (515), Casterlines; ‘G. Thomas
219-198 (559), Myers, 503, Lions;
Molley 538, Rudick 512, Bonfig 500,
Raiders; Lohman 500 Crusaders;
Hollos 203 (513), Noxen VFW;
Brace 211 (576), Krajewski 532 and
Fielding 200 (517), Berti & Sons.
Bowlerettes
Duke Isaacs and Whitings Parts
& Servicec are tied with 9 points
in BowlerettesLeague.
Monk Plumbing & Heating took*
team honors in Thursday night
action with 760 (2073).
Libby Cyphers led scorers again
with 182-172 (484) while Kaye hit
451; Whiting 442. Good sngle scores
Kave 174, Whting 175, Kalafsky 169
and Gosart 162.
Tigers Out Front
Tigers hold top spot in St. Paul's
Brotherhood League with 16 points
with Trojans and Badgers close with
14 and 131 respectively.
Moyer copped individual honors
Friday nght wth 190 (546).
turned in hich single of 196.
Other 500’s include Roberts 179
(511): Fek 175 (511); A. Whiting
169 (502). x
Trojans took team honors with
815 (2304) pins.
ment, and chances of higher games
from now on are better. For the
first time since beginning of the
Dave Eddy blasted away 601. .
(231-193) for Dallas Shovnnong
Center. Shavertown Lumber
featured Joe Rodda 208-202
(58%: Al Ciccarelli led American
Legion with 207-192 (581);
Bruce Varner hit 221 (5%3) for
Shopping Center; Joe Shalata
had 199-199 (564) for Dallas
Nursery; Doc Thomas with 212
(556) led Jim-Jon: Andv Matte
550 for West Side Novelty;
Nick Stredny 200 (555) for
Nursery and Muchler 208
(554) for Birth’s.
Monk Plumbing and Heating had
1201, for Klass; Barsh 209, Klass 205, |
O'Malia. O’'Malia is in second place | League last Thursday. ;
Stegmaier Lads had single high
Estate has 91% | game of 938 and Stegmaier Lassies
| points after taking 3 from Good- | had 2735 total pins. Kocker's Boys
man. Apex and Delaney each have | are in front with 91% points and Ed-
| 8 points, Apex winning 3 from | Wards Cafe and Edwards Gals are
Plains. Delaney took 3 from Els- } tied with 9 each.
ton’s.
Best wishes to Walter Osko who
| Jean Agnew led Apex with 162 | recently underwent surgery. :
| (471); Marie Ciccarelli, ' Plains BEAVER RUN LOSES 3
| Blouse with 171-168 (468); Piech’s IN CLOSE ONE a
| series and Milne's 172 (470) were Beaver Run traveling team lost 3
i tops for Delaney. A. Hospodar
points Saturday to West Side Tire
Irolled 180 and Liz Weale 173 (455) |in a pretty close match. Total pins
| with 11 points,
| Garrity Real
By DORIS MALLIN
copped 4 points from Jim-Jon,
pushing its way’ right back into
first place with 12 points. A 4-way
tie exists in second for Jim-Jon,
Shavertown Lumber, Dallas Nursery
'ing 193, Carrerio 203, Else 199 162 (476); Walt Roberts 1%3
| (560)-Dallas Dairy; Cross 191-201, | and Dick Rudy 169-188 (484)
'D. Richards 202-192 (571) -Robin- | spurred Bumble Bees on to a
!son’s; Weale 197, Ashman 191-Bob | 3 point win. Pete Kaye 173
|and Don’s; Lyne 197-Meshoppen; B. | (462) and Ruth Nygren 173
and Parry, 10 points each. Shop- | Williams 193-Stonehurst. | led Jackets. for Goodman. Marilyn Morris had | went to West Side by 14 pins,
ping Center has 9 and American CLIFF LEADS ON 591 | Grace Sickler Has 556 |183 for Garrity. Charles Flse pe hich i.
Lon eh res ee Cliff Garris led Church Lea- Grace Sickler pulled out of a |, rome er nd i 230 oat ny ugh Bg
Sonatd on Movers 203: Richards | gue Bowling last week with 591 slump with a “bang” Tuesday 1157. ® ® ; Last week, honors ‘went to Else
series as his Dallas A team
knocked Shavertown B out of
a first place tie with Trucks-
when she piled up 211-171-174
for 556 series on Bocar in
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Country League., With Anita
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with 205-195-191 (591);
Roberts 190-202; Ciccarelli
211
Fielding 202 as Beaver Rung took
197; Lohman 195; Yanik 190; Trud-
nak 190; C. Allabaugh 214; Kamont |
201; C. Williams 191-192; P. Am-
ROSES LEAD WOMAN’ CLUB
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; ! : : ) : ville A. Wendell Jones led Pascavage hitting 175 - 160 League with 11% points followed 's Furnisher
z ose toly A Rocher, 212, Shavertown with 546. (494), their team split 2-2 with | by Violets 101%. ® Fy 7 di Fo HARRIS
: 3 ¥ Db Trucksville A continued its hot | Troster’s Insurance. Troster | Roses were high last week with ig
dor 212; Corgan 203; Panunti 203;
Wilson 211; R. Moore 194.
MOORE HITS 647%
Pins were falling for Boh
Moore Thursday as he scored
647 on games of 189-265-193
Addy Asphalt lost 2 points
to Harris and Coffe Saturday.
Charlie Williams was top scorer
with 203 (570); Bob Moore hit
200; Nick Stredny 234; Tom
Gauntlett 205-191.
1558 (1592). Individual honors
went to Eleanor Moyer 165 (480).
LAKERS LEAGUE
M. Petroskas 210 (544); J. Wea-
ver 200; H. Kocher 202 and H. Bi-
had Jean Agnew on 165-170
(485); Carol Hadsel 182 (488)
and Liz Weale 162, and is in
second place with 11 points. i
Mac Tools took ‘over first place |
| with 12 points after taking 3 from |
pace and hold undisputed possession |
of first place after taking 3 points |
from Lehman. |
St. Paul's split 2-2 with Orange. |
Wilson topped Lutherans with 544. |
Dallas B took 3 from Mount Zion
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for Disque Funeral Home. Dis- dispite 246-(544) by Harold Seiple. | Dallas’ Dairy. © Marg Milne 171
que moved into first place of Dave Cairns led Dallas with a nice | (468) and Marie Bellas 167 (463)
Back Mountain Neighborhood 582. Seiple’s game is season high. | led Mac. Planned Security
League with 111, points fol- Trucksville B jumped Carverton | O’Connell’s are in third position | 3
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| with 10 points after taking 3 from |
| Top Shelf. Evelyn Roberts hit 182 |
| (481) for O’Connells. |
lowed by Beaumont Inn, Pay-
ne, and Dallag Dairy with 11
each. Cecde’s has 9 and Kern’s
B and took all with Dimmick high
on 583. Huntsville Christian came
| on with 4 from Shavertown C. Car-
81). | verton A had a hot night and took | JEAN.PIECH HITS 201 GAME
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total pins and Disque posted high | Piatt broke loose with 551. Shaver- | 201 game for Delaney Gas Fri- | P 3 Ka
single of 1075. town A took 3 from East Dallas. | day night in Imperialettes | eer aye
High scores were registered by | MONK AND SPROUTIE HIGH | League and wound up, with 472 | 76 Midland Drive
Moore and Ciccarelli 199 (564) for | ' Holy Rollers have a tie in first | series. 4 E1O%
Disque; Trudnak 197-202 (573), [ place between Wasps and Yellow Joe’s poured ‘it on as it met | Daltes,. Pa. Phune OR Lin
Weaver 221-201 (575), Jackets with 8 each,
Bob Monk led Wasps with
181 (493); Sally Roberts had
165 and Bob Nygren 168 (459).
Sproutie had 179 (491) for
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| 0'Malia in a fairly close match for |
| top place. Joe’s won 4 points and |
| took over from opponent with 111% |
| points and 717 (2054) total pins. |
| Gloria Charnitski led scoring with
1169-161 (469) and Doris Mallin hit !
Eddy 190-Dixon’s; J. Bolton 191-!
Bolton's; Vanderhoff 190, Kamont |
197, Matte 224, Stredny 203-190
(552) -Payne; Garris 190, S. Field- |
Gill |
Tt looks as though there might be |
a real Maior League at Crown Im- |
perial after all. Friday nicht’s |
scores in Crown Imperial Major |
League showed signs of improve-
season. more 500 series were rolled |
| than 400’s.
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