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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
EE Lake, Huntsville, East
Big Crowd Is Expected Saturday
When League Plays In New School |
High School Court Is One Of M.
The Finest In Pennsylvania
|
by Keith P. Yeisley 123 points, supported by “Deadeye
Back Mountain Church Basketball | | Frank Tencza’s 18.
League opened the season on Satur-
day night before a fine turnout at |
Dallas Junior High Scheol Gym. |
Harveys Lake, defeated Shaver- |
town defending champs, 63-55.
Huntsville, smothered Prince of
Peace 56-37, and East Dallas, eked
out a 63-59 decision over St.
Therese’s.
Lake Downs Shavertown
Harveys Lake, after a slow start,
poured it on in the third quarter
outscoring Shavertown 24 to 9,
paced by ex-Shavertown cager Gene
Brobst who notched 10 points in
that quarter and Captain Dick Sear-
»
It might be worthy to note here |
that Tencza played the entire game
with a heavily-taped sprained ank-
le incurred during practice. For the
Saints, Harry Derhammer displayed
superb accuracy leading the losers
with 23 points, and also played |
a fine all-around game. Forward |
Bob Bolton was next in the scoring |
column: with 14 tallies, followed
by center Pete Letts’ 8.
PLEASE NOTE: This week's games
will be played in the new Dallas
Senior High School Gymnasium. The
schedule follows: 7, Shavertown vs.
St. Therese’s; 8, Huntsville vs. East
foss who contributed 8. Brobst | Dallas; 9, Harveys Lake vs. Prince of
ended up as high scorer for the | Peace.
Lake with a total of 18, and was
backed by Don “Zeek” Hinkle with | BOX SCORES:
12, and Dick Searfoss with 10. Dave HARVEYS LAKE
Shales, 6’9" Lake center and Dick g f pts. |
Winston did a fine rebounding job. Shales, c. 3 0 6 |
Shavertown was paced by ace Brobst, g., f. 8 2 18
forward Bob Hontz with 22 points, | Hinkle, i 45a re
supported by center Don Rome's, Crispell, f. 9 9 6
16 tallies. Shavertown plunged into Searfoss, g. 5 i nk 90
a good first quarter and took a! fgyris, g. : 5 6: 10
20-17 lead. Both teams had a! winston, f., c. 0 1 1
gruesome second quarter, scoring ’
9 points between them. This gave 27 '9 63
Shavertown a 6-point lead at half- Salil
time, 26-20, which disappeared SHAVERTOWN
"quickly in the third quarter. 4 g f pts.
Second Contest Edwards, f. 1 0 2
Huntsville combined the shoot- | Oney, Tom, f. 1 0 2
ing and rebounding of Len “Pooch” | Hontz, f. = 9 4 22
Kozick, the second half sharp-shoot- | Rome, c. 7 2.16
ing of Clint Brobst, and effective | Oney, Bill, g. 33 9
ball control in thumping Prince of | Newman, g. 2 0 4
Peace 56-37. Davis, g. 0 0 0
After a = well-matched first-half,
* which found Prince of Peace lead- 23.410, "55
ing 21-17 at the buzzer, Huntsville
ripped the game wide open be- HUNTSVILLE
ginning in the third period when g f pts.
Coach Clint Brobst dumped in 14 | Strausser, f. 2520006
of his final total of 18. The winners | Kozick, c. 7 6 20
scored 39 in the final two periods | Brobst, c., f. 8 2 18
compared with 16 for Prince of | Dietz, g., f. a 1 3
Peace. Grose, g. 3 2 4
“Pooch” Kozick led Huntsville’s Berlew, c. LO 2
scorers with 20 points, backed up | | Dietz, L., g. 1 1 3
by Clint’s 18. For Prince of Peace, |
stellar forward Jim Thomas, hit for | 21. 14 56
22 of his team’s total 37 points. | rT
In fact. Jim bucketed 11 of his PRINCE OF PEACE
team’s total of 14 field ‘goals. g f pts.
. Lack of outside shooting was the | Richardson, Tom, g. 0, 6 6
' downfall of the Prince of Peace | Richardson, Bob, g. 0 1 1
cagers, and when Huntsville hottled | Thomas, C. a1 0 22
np the middle in order to stop | Major, £. 0 1 8T
Thomas, their “offensive game was Ohlman, c. 1 0 2
‘virtually halted. Center Lee Ohl- | Allabaugh, g. 2 1 5
man and Thomas were the leading | Piznar, f., c. 0 0 0 |
rehounders. but had their hands full | |
with Huntsville’s trio of rugeed | 1479. 37
rehounders: Kozick, Bill Strausaer | em
and Bob Berlew. EAST DALLAS
Final Contest 8 I pts
East Dallas showed that it plans | Tencza, g- 9 0 18
to live nn to pre-season predictions Lewis. c. 2 1 BH
bv grinding out a tough four-point Lamoreaux, f. 4 3 1
victory over St. Therese’s in the Shelley, g. 2 0 4
evening's best game. The laroest lead Lasher, c. Jb 0 2
of the entire contest was in the Evans, g. 7 9.28 |
first two minutes when St. Ther- | Wagner, f. 0 0 0 |
ese’s jumped off to a 5-0 lead.
: 25 13
WR EE
From then on it was nip and tuck |
with neither team having much of
an advantage.
ST. THERESE'S
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With less than two minutes re- ; B f pts.
maining and the score knotted at Purvin, ¢. 2 0 4
59-all, East Dallas’ fine rebounding | | Letts, c. 3 2 8:1
center Bill Lewis let fly with a | Yeisley, c. 3 0 6
spectacular long hook that rippled | | Derhammer, f. 10 3 23
the cords as it went through and Bolton, f.. fe
put the winners ahead 61-59. Hogan, g., f. 4 9. 2
The ball then changed hands sev- | Williams, g. Yi, 8.02
eral times, and finally with 15 sec- Richards, f. 0 0 0
onds remaining Wes Evans was
fouled while trying to freeze the Hl 3 25 9 3
Officials: Wilson, Stinson /
ball. He stepped to the free throw
line and promptly sank both shots
to ice the game. Wes, who was
definitely the stand-out player for
the winners, led their scoring with
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DALLAS
| Friday evening staging a
Dallas High Courtmen And
Matmen in Twinbill Friday
Hoopsters Meet Northwest At New Gym;
Grapplers Open Against Benton At 7
Dallas Senior High will open the
winter sports festivities at home |
double-
header event with the wrestlers
under the coaching of Alan Hus-
band opening the headliner against
the Benton grapplers at 7.
Preceeding the mat meet the
“new” Dallas Senior high basket-
ball team under Coach Clint Brobst,
| assisted by George McCutcheon, will
' open its home season against an
always rugged Northwest five. The
hoopsters will be out to atone for
a 43-40 setback suffered at the
| hands of the Rangers last season
on the Northwest court.
Grapplers Inexperienced
Dallas Senior high wrestlers
under new. coach Alan Husband
have been working very hard over | &
the past month in preparation for
| its opener against Benton who al-
ways gives a good account of it-,
self.
Last season the
battled to a 22-22 tie.
Coach Husband states that the
grapplers will give a good account |
of themselves even though the
squad is inexperienced, but has
shown a great deal of desire and
aggressiveness.
Co-captains for the matmen are
Jon Shaffer and Del Voight.
Mr. Husband’s probable starting
line-up shapes up like this: 95 ib.
- Jon Shaffer, jr.; 103 Ib.
Hoyt, soph.; 112 Ib. - Ken i
ton, Jr. or Chris Colovis, soph.;
120 lb. - Del Voight, jr.; 127 1b. -
Bob = Nekrasz, soph.;
Charles Kishbaugh, sr.;
Bernard Phillips, sr; 145 1b. - Al
Paltrineri, soph.; "154 lb. - Bob
Decker, noph.; 165 1b. - Bob Allen,
soph. or Archie Paltrineri, jr.; 180 §
two
lb. - Tom XKerpovich, soph. and
Heavyweight - John Brominski,
soph.
Brobst Must Rebuild
Dallas which copped the crown in
the North League last season under
the banner of Westmoreland will
have its work cut out this sea-
son, if it hopes to repeat since
coach Clint Brobst has two letter-
men returning, Tom Gauntlett and
133 Ib. - 1]
138 1b. -'
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, DCs 7.1961
allas Win
Showing potential in hopes of mak-
ing the squad are juniors, Bruce
Carr, Garry Cobb, Paul Siket and
John Sarno; sophomore hopefuls
are Jack Dodson, Bob Brown, Brad-
ley Earl, Ralph Elston, John Farley,
Carl Kaschenbach, John Lohmann,
Tom Siket, Ronnie Sinicrope. Jack
Mokychi¢ and Bill Swartwood.
Eight Exhibition Tilts
Dallas opened its & exhibition
schedule Tuesday against Wyoming
followed by the Northwest tilt Fri-
day at home. Other exhibition
games include West Pittston, Forty
Fort, Hanover, Plymouth, Coughlin
and Kingston.
: The North league season opens
in a reserve role. January 5th with Dallas opening
With Brobst building his team | against Swoyersville at the new
around these two, the biggest pro- senior high school. The Sailors are
blem will be to find three capable one of the perennial contenders along
players to fill the vacated positions. | with Ashley, which has taken Sugar
In a statement to the Post, Brobst | Notch under a new consolidation,
indicated that Ralph Belles, John | and Fairview which promises to be
Carey and Bob Gardner along with | strong after a fair season last year
Dale Moiser have shown a great | with a number of underclassmen
deal of promise in practice sessions. | on its squad.
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Bob Letts!
Gauntlett was one of the main-
| says of last season’s five that in-
cluded Wes Evans, Ron Trewern, |
Ed Inman, Lynn Dietz and Tom
Oney.
Bob Letts saw considerable action
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The news that it was not Amelia
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The 402nd Military Police Pris-
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