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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Brownie Troop 220 ,
To Carol Tonight
Brownie Troop 220 will meet with
Jane Troup in New Goss Manor to-
night to sing carols, starting at 7.
After the carol singing around the
neighborhood, there will be a party
at which 25 cent presents will be
exchanged. Leaders: Mrs. John
Hosts To Bowling League
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swanson, Church
Street, Dallas, were hosts Tagdny
evening to the Bowling League, M
K. Corporation, West Wyoming.
Thirty-five guests were present at
the Christmas party.
Lois Reese ask Brownies to dress |
| warmly for the outdoor program |
of singing.
Blase, Mrs. Frank Kuehn, and Mrs.
[ May the joy
. and peace of
Christmas be
with you all.
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* TRUCKSVILLE
season.
“shooting and rebounding of three |
by KEITH P. Yeisley
It certainly looks
They lost their third con- |
test in as many starts which is|
more games than they lost all oe
Huntsville, combined the |
“Pooch” |
big men, Bill Strausser,
| Kozick, and Don Fossedal, and won |
_! | their second game or the campaign |
To One and
like a long | Referees:
| season for Shavertown, last year’s fer
| champs.
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1961 -
Exciting Contest Looms In Church League
Saturday Night As Dallas and Lake Meet
In Church League action Satur- BOX SCORES:
day at Lake-Lehman Gym, East East Dallas (54)
Dallas and Harveys Lake continued
their winning ways, the East Dallas |Tencza, g.
quintet toppling Prince of Peace 54- | Wagner, f. ....._
{47 and the Lakers dumping St.|Shelley, g
| Therese’s 56-46, Huntsville also was | Lamoreaux, f.
|in the winning column edging |Evans, f.
Shavertown 47-43. Lewis, eld ad oir i
E. Dallas Wins Third
In the first game, the fans saw a
nip-and-tuck battle until late in the Prince of Peace (47)
| game when East Dallas managed’ to g.
| pull slightly ahead of the Prince of | Richardson, Tom, g. ... 8
Peace cagers to chalk up their | Richardson, Bob, f. 0
third victory in as many games. Major, $0000 oo 4
For East Dallas, it was Wes Evans | Allabaugh, g. 6
{ again who scored his team’s first 12 | Thomas, ec. ....._...... _ 4
points, and led with 22 points. Wes
has an amazing average of 23 points 17
per game, and if he is able to main- St. Therese’s (46)
tain his torrid pace will possibly set g.
a new League record. His work Letts, ¢. ooo 0
will be cut out for him, however, as | Yeisley, ¢. .... 0
most teams are setting up special | Williams, g. ... 0
defenses to stop him. Derhammer, 5 aed 4
Manager Fred Lamoreaux, played | Richards, g. .._._ 3
a fine ball game before fouling out | F Bolton, 4. 7 clu nis
late in the final period, and center | Purvin, Ee 1
Bill Lewis shared second-place hon-
ors with 10 points each. For the 13
losers, Chuck Allabaugh was high Harveys Lake (56)
with 13 tallies followed by guard g.
Tom Richardson with 12. Shales, c. .... 6
Lakers Win Brobst, f. 2
In the second game, it looked as | Hinkle, f 4
| though St. Therese’s might possibly | Searfoss, g. _. 2
upset high-flying Harveys Lake, but | Winston, f. ..~._.'_... _ 1
| the Laker’s utilized their fast break | Harris, g. .............. 5
to perfection in a one-minute spurt Price, f. ‘0
lin the third period to give them- ! ?
selves a slight lead; after the score | 21
was knotted at 21-all at halftime. | Huntsville (47)
Speedy guard Bob Harris, the g.
| shortest player on the’ Lake squad, | Strausser, f. ..__ .._.... 4
|led the winner's with 14 points, | Fossedal, f. .._.. Sat
and center Dave Shales, the tallest’ | Kozick, c. .... __ ... a!
| Lake’ cager at 6'9”, played his fin- | Berlew, c¢. ._ .... cc... 2
| est game of the season as he hit | Dietz, Lyan, g. __.__... 1
with deadeye accuracy and finished | Dietz, Gary, g. ......_.. 3
next in scoring with 13 counters. Brobst, Harold, g. .._.... 0
' Don “Zeek” Hinkle. finished with 10 |
| points for Harveys Lake. 21
For St. Therese’'s, Bob Bolton | Shavertown (43).
| dumped in 12 foul shots and five | g.
| goals to share scoring honors of the Hontz, f. .... _._........ 1
evening with East Dallas’ Wes Dymond, f. ... _....... 7
| Evans with 22 points. Danny Rich- | Edwards, g. 4
ards, played a fine game offensively | Rome, c. .......... 3
and defensively, and Harry Der- | Newman, g. Ber Ny
hammer had 8 points each in the Oney, Tom, £ Ose iy 2
losing cause.. Don Purvin, whose | Oney, Bill, f. 2
middle name must be “Hustle”, also | | Davis, g. 0
played a good game. i
| Shavertown Loses Again | 19
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Harveys Take ...... "3
East Dallas 3
Huntsvilles 7:10... } WE 2
St... Therese’s '........~. ¥ iio
Prince of Peace _ ... 0
Shavertonw Bibi 0
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All
We wish a Christmas Bright
with Promise and full of the
Joys of Living i
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DALLAS
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by a score of 47-43. Fossedal was
high scorer with 14 points, followed
by Bill Strausser with 11 and Len |
. | “Pooch”
Kozick tallied 9. For
Shavertown, newcomers Ray Dy-
mond and Jim Edwards were the
high scorers with 16 and 10 points
respectively. Huntsville took a com-
manding lead from the outset of the
contest, and it wasn’t until late in
the fourth quarter that Shavertown
managed to shorten the gap.
PLEASE NOTE: Games this week
will be played at Senior High
> | School Gym. This Saturday night,
December 23, is also BOOSTER
NIGHT. Prizes will be awarded to
lucky ticket-holders and also the
fans will be treated to what should
be three fine games. The most
crucial game will be the first one, in
| which the two first-place unde-
feated teams, East Dallas and Har-
veys Lake, tangle in what should be
a tight battle. - In the second game
|at 8 St. Therese’s meets Huntsville,
| and at 9 Shavertown meets Prince
| of Peace.
Please - boost this fine Church
League by coming to the games
| played every [Saturday night. You
[can be guaranteed an evening of
| fine entertainment with a very good
LOCAL CAGERS
LEADING SCORES
FOR COLLEGE TEAMS
Two former Westmoreland court
standouts, Clark Mosier and Bud |
Cooper are continuing their torrid |
basketball playing for their respec-
tive college teams as both boys are
the top scorers on the team.
Clark Mosier, a member of the
1957-58 team has been the leading
scorer the past two seasons for
Susquehanna University and this
season looks as though he will re-
write all record books held by
Frank Romano since the early
1950's.
Mosier recently racked up indiv-
idual efforts of 47 and 44 points
against Ursiunus and Wilkes.
In the Wilkes contest Mosier beat |
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Wilkes himself, racking up 44 mark-
ers as Susquehanna overwhelmed
Wilkes 82-39.
Bud Cooper, a member of the
1958-59 championship team that lost
to Kutztown in the eastern finals
at Hazelton is playing his first seas-
on of varsity ball for Scranton U
and is the leading scorer for the
Royals, Cooper is averaging close
to 20 points per game for the team.
Bud prepared at Hargrave before ent-
ering Scranton last year.
By the time you learn what to do |
with youth, you ain’t - got 1 it no more. |
brand of basketball Tor a most rea-
sonable cost.
Antlerless Deer Season
Hampered By Weather
The 1961 Antlerless Deer Season
{did not accomplish its goal as un-
favorable
many areas kept the deer kill low.
Icy roads conditions in many of
weather
conditions
SECTION B—PAGE 1
Here's BA Life-Line
|A life-line to a harried housewife,
already up to her ears in Christmas
cookies—a pastry chef is offering
his services for last minute Danish
pastry and pies. Look in the Trad-
ing Post. y
in
the best deer hunting sections of | persisted throughout most of the
the state kept many hunters from day.
venturing our.
Hunters who did;
If the deep population is to hold
brave the hazardous road conditions {at a favorable level, another day
found themselves confronted with | of antlerless deer hunting will be
heavy fog and pouring rain ' which | necessary. /
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