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The All-Star Tourney came to
a close Sunday with Doc O’Con-
nell, Ashley, taking Wyoming
Valley championship with 76.06
points. Congratulations go to
Charlie Williams, however, who
led for thirteen games in the six-
teen game contest.
(Charlie came very close to
bringing another victory home to
Crown Imperial Tanes. The de-
fending champion lost the last
two games to Doc and dropped to
4 third place with 73.04 points. Joe
Charnetsky, Tuzerne, furnished
second ~with 74.08.
O'Connell, 24 years of age, will
compete against champions from
other regions at Pittsburgh, Nov-
ember 3-4-5 for the state title. If
he should win he will travel to
the national tourney at Miami in
January.
Charles Else, also of Crown
Imperial, finished with 68.35.
-In-Laws Compete 600’s
According to Roy Stair, Al
Bellas had enought 600 series
for a while and it was his
turn to take honors in Crown
Major League. Roy bowled a
beautiful 620 series (205-
231) Friday, only to f md that
his own brother-in-law beat
him by just 3 pins, with
games of 191-224-208. Roy's
series was his first 600 this
season although he had come
close twice with 598 and 599.
Al has six on record, h'tting
one of them (636) Wednes-
day in Churzh League. No
justice, Roy! Dis-own Al!
Monk Plumbing & Heating,
Dallas Shopping and Shaver-
towny Lumber each took 4 points
Birth’s ‘and Math-
ers, keeping Monk’s ‘team in front!
with 22 points, Shavertown Lum-
ber hext with 19 and American
Legion, 18.
By DORIS MALLIN
17 points.
165.
from Dallas Nursery, leaving the
“tree-growers” with 15 points and
Gosart’s and Jim-Jon gplit 242.
Top-notch team of the night
was. Monk Plumbing with 2715
total pins and single game of
939. Stair. and Cliff Garris, 225-
1191 (5185) doing the scoring.
Other hgh ser’es posted were
Kundrat 235(591); Matte 210
(585); C. Williams 235 (581); B.
Moore 208-200 (574); Gorey 193-
204 (534). ;
Single. games over 190 were
rclled by Corrigan 199; Hospods,
215; C. Allabaugh 200; Kardon
190; Birnstock 192; Wilson 214-
206;- Muchler 198; Vida 201; Ko-
cher 190-197; S. Bohomo 193;
| Reese 192; Adarris 191; Ciccarelli
195.
Tie In Shupp League
| After Monday night's action in
| GEORGE SHUPP League, Berti
& Sons Trucking and Sportsmen
Bar & Grill were deadlocked
‘with. 28% points.
| Wreckers follow with 25, Raid-
| ers 24, Meade’s and Crusaders 22.
| Crispell’s 21 and VEW: 20.
| Brace 212 (567),: Krajewski
1 208 (546), Fielding 201 (543) and
| Shupp 507 sparked Berti to 4
point win over Casterline’s who
had Mitchell with 505.
Gulitus 528 and Kocher 516
led Grill team to 3-timer over
Lions. George Thomas 214 (568)
was the big noise for Lions in
losing cause.
Daylida. 570; 'Tomasak 545,
Leohman 501 along with P. Dicton
1 2083 helped Crusaders cop 3-from
Meade’s who won first game by
|4 pins. Ehret 527, L. Yankoski
510 and Kravitz 502 were high
for Garagemen.
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second place by splitting 2-2 and | with Rudick
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West Side Novelty took 3 | enough for Farm team.
( Service: and ‘Duke: Isades are tied
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Raiders won 3 from Crispell’s
rolling 526 and
with 515 ‘were not |
Noxen VEFW got into the thick |
of things with a 4-timer over'|
Wreckers who were leading the |
roost as Art Blizzard tossed 548 |
and Gib Boston 508. Trudnak 522 |
and Monte 521 were not enough |
for Wreckers who lost total Bins)
by - 30.
Close Contest Among Top Teams |
Disque . Funeral lost 3
points to - Robinson’s Thurs-
day and remains only 1% |
point in. first place. Second |
place teams, Klass and Dal-
las Dairy, each lost 3 to
Stonchurst and Dodsen’s and
remain in second, tied with
Beaumont Inn, whizh took 3
from Merl’s. Stonehurst has |
161% and Meshoppen, 16. |
Payne Printery dropped down
with 15 ‘points. after losing 3
to Meshoppan.
Top = scorer was Al Ciccarelli |
with 205-193-198 (596) for Disque. |
There wer not too many series of |
550 plus rolled Nick Stredny hit |
212(571)) for Payne; Andy Matte |
201-195(561); ‘D. Richards 190
(557); Yarik 201(550); Else 200 |
(558); W. Richardson 209 (557):
King 194 (552); L. Yankoski 218 |
(533), Also posting high single |
games were B. TLancio 205, B.
Williams 150, Bernett 201, E.|
Yankoski 190, Navich 203, Trud- |
nak 191-202, Weaver 192, Zim- |
merman 200, Kravitz 202, Rudick |
193, Klass 201, Eddy 218. Garris
202. Cross 212, Henness 199-193,
B. Moore 211, Vandsrhofi® 212,
Shupn 201. Gaylord 201, Sholes
198-191, Titman 203, Lyne 199,
Gingliotti 192. 2
Ambrose Scores For Lakers
Pete Ambrose took honors with
22/5(581) in Takers League Thurs-
dav, with Marie Ritts hitting 519
and- P. Bialogowize, 202. Kocher's
Boys are .leading with 71% points,
only 14. ahead of Bdward’s Cafe.
Stegma‘er Lads posted high
scores of 9882770).
Whiting and Kaye H'gh Scorers
Ann Whiting. 181-162(488) and
Donna Kave 179(459) were high
scorers of Bowlerettes Teacue
Thursday. {Honorable mention
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(458); Ruth Nweren 177: Jean
Triman. 172: S ‘Roberts 183 and
M. Gosart. D. Berlew, 1. Cyphers
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| Cathrall,
Hoover Guyler 222;
1861(532);
| Maza 216; W. Dungey 157; Ash! |
moving itself up to fourth with | Molley 503. Moore 221 (859) and | man 220.
| Eleanor Moyer Posts 539
Eleanor Moyer led scoring
again with 539 series in Imper-
ialettes I.eague Friday night.
Eleanor has been hitting top
series regularly and holds
highest average in the lea-
gue. Her games were 166-
206-167; she led her Elston’s
Dairy team to a 3 point v.c-
tory over second place Joe's
Men Shop.
Ancther regular top-sc rer is
Jean Agnew ‘hitting in upper
400’s ccuasistently, Jean rolled
| 161 -167(473), spurring ‘Apex Auto
| on to take 3 ‘rom Garrity, ending
Lin a tie with Joe’s, 16 po nts €ach.
{ O'Malia featured Anita Pascay- |
| age,
with 168 (431) as they took
4 from Delaney and tock a tight- |B
er hold ca top spot with 21 points.
Elston’s. has 14.
Top scorers were B. Carr 165
(459); E. Kamont 187(456); H.
2156 total p’ns.
Ben Franklin On Top
Bear Franklin took 3 points
from last years champs, Mercury
Motors, to stay in first place of
Wihite’s stayed close. on’ their
heels by taking’ 3 from Guyette’s.
New league members this year
are Hotrlacher, Roth and Weikle.
Shus'er and Stanley
are old hards returned. Re'miller
and Bolton are ‘one-two punch-
ers” for the leaders, both hitting in
| the . 550 class.
Liz Weale Tops Scores i -
Bowling for Troster’s Iasur-
ance in Country - League last
Tuesday. Liz Weale put togethe:
a [beautiful series of 496 on
games of 170-180.
In addition. team mate ‘Jeen
Agnew turned in: 1737464) and
Carol Hadsel hit 187 (443), guic- |i
ing the team to 2 3 poiat victory
ever Mar<Tools. The. victory
Troster’s in secnrnd place with 12
points while O'Connell's loomed
ahead by ¥, moving up from
third efter taking 4 from Dallas
Dairy. Evelyn Roberts led the ton
team with 176(470) with -heio
irom E. Kamont, 160. | B
Dallas Da‘ry put a feht with [§
Arnabel Selineo turning in 160
(472). Brecar. took 8 from Top
Shelf with Site Pasravzos dn-
ing the scoring nn 165-171(4£3).
E. Moyer hit 165 and _W. Boysen.
163.
Team honors went to Troster’s
team when it rolled 2350 total
pine and Bocar with high’ game
of 221.
Enlists In Bir Force
JOHN F. CORBETT JR.
John F., Corbett Jr., son of Mrs.
John Corbett, Warden Place Har-
veys Lake, has enlisted in the Air
Force. Flown from Avoca to San
Boromo 188(450); = Morris 165: |
| Thompson: .170;. Ciccarelii. . 164-
161. i
High team was O’Malia, 761-
| Community, Service League. Boyd | §
te'd |
Antonio, Texas, he is taking eight |
weeks of basic training at Lackland
Air Force Base.
Corbett, a 1961 graduate of Lake-
Lehman High School, was active in
athletics and extracurricular pro-
jects. He played on the varsity
basketball team and was a drummer
in the band. With Harveys Lake
at his front door. he became an
adept in water-skiing and other
aquatic sports.
Brownies Enjoy Hobo
Hike And Pony Ride
Brownie Troop 105, Shavertown,
enjoyed a hobo hike on Saturday,
going by truck to the Mary Hudak
residence on Overbrook Avenue,
then for a walk through the woods |
wheré they ate a picnic lunch. Back |
again, they had a pony ride at Mrs.
Andrew Ondish’s place.
Prize for the most impressive
hobo outfit went to Judy McAvey.
On the hike were: Leslie Alexan-
der, Jane Dominick, Judy McAvoy,
Estella Parker, Cathie Stella, Patty
Lewis, Leslie Evans, Paulett Mus-
cavage, Judy Misson, Joan Van Bus-
kirk, Linda Kupstas, Patsy Hauck,
Emily Hewitt, Sandy Ondish.
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Sunday Doughnut Sale
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