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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1961
EERE EERE EEA ERS NEE
Bowling News
O’Malia Holds On Tight
O'Malia squeezed through a crisis
Friday night by taking 3 points from
Apex Auto, just enough to hold
its first place position in Imperial-
ettes League, as Joe's Men Shop
also took 3 from Plains Blouse and
Elston’s dropped 3 to Goodman's.
The second team was touch and
go right to the end with O'Malia
taking it ‘by 1 pin. It was a tight
spot for O’Malia, Joe's, Apex and
could have finished the night in
first, but O’Malia held on and posi-
tions changed between the others.
Joe’s holds second now with 30
points, 1 below O’Malia. Apex and
Elston are tied with 28 and De-
laney has moved up with 26 after
taking 3 from Garrity.
Top scorer was Rose Nov-
roski for Joe’s with 186-177
(509), and Gloria Grant on
same team with 187 (489).
Anita Pascavage hit 161-160-
168 (489) and Bea Carr 195-
164 (484) for O’Malia. Ege
MAIN
Elston’s and any one of the four |
By DORIS MALLIN
Kamont rolled 175-163 (482)
and Marie Ciccarelli 163-189 *
(478) for Plains Blouse.
nitski 169; M. Morris 166.
Mac Tools with 38 points leads
Country League after taking 4
last week from Bocar.. Marie
Bellas was star of the contest,
posting. 200 and with 176 rolled
535 series.
Evelyn Roberts took honors
with 205 (558) also hitting 172-
161 for O’Connell’'s as it took
8 from Troster’s and has 281,
points in second place. Troster
has 24; Bocar 23Y,.
Troster. Grace (Sickler
(469)
(456) for Bocar.
165 (461) for Mac.
rolled 179 (455)
for O’Connell.
Kate Gansel, 170-170 (452) on Top
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Top games were posted by A.
Kardell 165; D. Belles 164; G. Char-
Flossie Lewis had a nice series
of 161-167 (487) for Dallas Dairy
and Jean Agnew had 169 (471) for
hit 174
and Anita Pascavage 185
Marg Milneg hit
Mary Dimmick
Shelf.
Single highs were posted by Nov-
roski 165; Weale 175; Zimmerman
172-160; Kamont 198. ?
Oaks Lead Lake Women
Oaks lead the lineup of Harveys
Lake Women’s Club with’ 23 points.
Pines and Old Hickorys are tied
with 19 each. Pines hit 706 - for
one game and Oaks had 2021 total
pins.
E. Edwards scored 183 for
single high and R. Williams
rolled high series.
Close Contest Here
Isaacs with 29 points and Whit-
ing’s, 28 are running a close con-
test in Bowlerettes League as the
end of the first half draws near.
Bolton’s has 23 and Monk’s brings
up the rear with 16.
Whiting’s posted 718 and Bol-
ton’s rolled 2936 pins for team
honors. A. Rogers, was featured
with 174 (451) and A. Dungey had
167 (450). D. Berlew posted one
game of 161, M. Hislop 163 and A.
Whiting 167.
Helen and Marg Take Honors
Helen Bonome with a big
202 game and Marg Milne with
550 series took honors in Dallas
Woman’s Club League Thurs-
day. Poppies led team scoring
with 701 (2033).
Violets lead the roster with 13
| points while Poppies and Marigolds
are tied with 11 in second place.
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Lakers League
Sportsman Bar-A leads Edwards
Cafe by 1 point in Lakers League.
Sportsman boast 29 points, Ed-
wards 28 and Kocher's Boys 27%.
Dan Gula rolled high series of 582
and J. Pokladowiski scored 213 for
one game. Gloria Grant rolled 190
and Becky Casterline totalled 522.
Top Shelf Ladies chalked up a ter-
rific 1009 game and 2015 total pins.
Stegmaier Lads had 2750.
Kamont Scores For Bears
Paul Kamont was high scorer
in Idetown Bears League last
week when he came through
with a big 210 and 583 series.
Team scoring was done by Po-
lars with 929 (2720). Teddys
head the teams with 28 points
and Polars has 24.
Rudy Top Scorer
Rudy was top scorer of St. Paul's
Brotherhood League” when he rolled
205-213 and 565 series. Gula post-
ed 194 (540); Gosart' 180; Kreid-
ler 182; Ambrose 187; Weale 193;
Moyer 185; Lewis 185; Ashman 184;
Dungey 184 and Nafus 183.
Mustangs hold top spot with 36
points after taking 3 from Badgers.
Trojans took 4 from Tigers and
moved into second with’ 30. Bull-
dogs with 3 from Panthers have 29
and Badgers 27%. Next with 27
is Tigers’ team.
Bill Hits 600
It’s back to a battle between
Legion and Monk for first place
in Crown Imperial Major
League after Friday's big
switch. American Legion took
4 from Mathers while Monk
Plumbing and Heating was
losing 8 to Birth’s. Dallas
Shoppers lost 8 to Phillips Sup-
ply and Shavertown Lumber
dropped 4 to Parry’s. Dallas
Nursery took 8 from Jim-Jon.
Legion and Monk’s are now tied
for first with 34 each; Parry’s
has moved into second with 32
and Sheppers’ has 31Y,. Dallas
Nursery is next with 30 and
Lumbermen and Jim-Jon are
tied with 28 each.
Bill | Allabaugh’s
spirits were
‘much better.
aroused after killing the beautiful
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
bear pictured in last week's Post
and no one could stop him when
he approached the lanes for Phillips
Supply. Bill rolled two nice games
of 192-238 and totalled 607.
Gosart’s featured Mike Corgan,
210-217 (588) and Hustey with
221-198 (577); Legion had Al Cic-
carelli hitting 194-201-191 (586),
Lef Reese 214 (579) and Fred Ad-
ams 200-191 (574). Monk’s had
| Cliff Garris hitting 213 (581) Dal-
las Nursery featured Jack Trud-
nak, 201-193 (573). Bob Moore hit
209 (578) for Birth’s. Dallas Shop-
pers starred Paul Kamont with 203-
191 (578).
Other high games and series were
posted by Eddy 192; Panunti 191-
194 (558); Buynak 191-209 (561);
Gorey 190; S. Bonomo 190-2
(563): Kriel 190; Nafus 203 (55518
Cross 202 (569); J. Thomas 191;
C. Allabaugh /208; Stredny ' 195;
Coolbaugh 193 (556); Muchler 201;
Stair 190; Richards 190; J. Thomas,
Jr;
las 195.
There were many close games,
too numerous to mention here.
Addy’s Loses Three
Where were those top bowlers
Saturday? First thought in every-
one’s mind was that they postponed
the match with West ‘Side Tires,
but as the team filed into Crown
Imperial after the contest, we found
that only one bowler was missing.
Oh, no! He wasn't. Nick was
there! What was the score, 400
plus what? None of the others did
Bob Moore had 202-
185 (555) and Charlie Williams led
the scoring with 212-193 (583) but
the others—Tom Gauntlett had 202.
(499) and’ Leo Yankoski 4—? {if
Beaver Run Victory
Beaver Run had 4 points added
to its standings. The scores were
not the best the team has done but
they topped those of Harris & Cof-
fee. Ron Fielding rolled 223 (55 7)
Carl Roberts 203-194 (555); Charli
Else, 211 (553); Sid Fielding 201
(545) and Al Ciccarelli 194 (544).
Raccoons are found in great
over-abundance in the Pennsylvania
mountains.
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To Voters Of Jackson Township
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