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WEEKLY HIGH
Bob Moore rolled top series
of the week when he spilled
652 pins in George Shupp
League Monday night. Bob's
high game was 269 which beat
the record set by Dick Finme-
gan of 268. Nick Stredny’s
669 still leads. ?
Jean Agnew and Evelyn Ka-
mont tock honors in the girls’
section. Jean Agnew scattered
216 pins over the lanzs in one
game with Country League
Tuesday, finishing with 532
series for the night. Evelyn
rolled out a beautiful 548 series
in Country League including
190. game. ‘Evelyn's top score
did not wipe out Marie Ritts’
580 set last week and Kay Kal-
afsky’s 282 is still on top.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
11, AT 2 P. M.
CROWN IMPERIAL MAJORS
Dallas Shopping Center broke
away from first place tie with Dallas
Nursery when “Shoppers” copped
4 points from Dallas Legion, taking
the lead with 25% points. The
“nurserymen’’ are next with 237,,
winning only 2 points from Dallas
Dairy. The ‘“dairymen” hold third
spot with 23.
West Side Novelty tock 4 from
20.
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COUNTRY LEAGUE WILL BOWL |ry’s Gulf split and ‘lumbermen”
deterrent ie
BY DORIS MALLIN
Birth’s Esso, and holds fourth
with 22 while Gosart’s, after losing
3 to Jim-Jon, dropped to fifth with
Shavertown Lumber and Par-
have 19 points while Birth's has
17. Monk Plumbing split with Phil-
Ips Supply.
Top honors went to Charles
. Nafus when he scattered 614
pins for / “lumbermen,” piling
up 240 and 214 in first two
games. On the same team,
Pete Hospodar spilled 245 in
one game for high single.
Nearly high was Bill Weavver,
hitting 220-225 (612) for Phil-
lips. Tony Pineno rolled 221-206
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201,
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY; NOVEMBER 8, 1962
(608) for Rich Bon-
(563)
and Tom Cross hit 213 (584). Jim
Lohman rolled 225-206 (589) for
Monk's and Cliff Garris led Jim-
Jon with 198-204 (580). For Gos-
art’s, it was Al Ciccarelli 230 (576);
“shoppers”.
and Birth’s, Chill Williams, 214
(570). Bob Shoemaker had 196-
194 (579).
Many more 200 games wers hit.
Reese had 201, Stair 210, Kocher
207 (554), Amos 202, Kriel 201,
Trudnak 200, Rudick 207 (553),
Vida 206, Eddy 200, Stredny 203,
Gorey 203, Heness 206-199 (556),
Cross (V) 212 (563), Kardell 201,
Richards hit 193, Hoblak 190, Steve
Bonomo + 194 (560), Roan 192,
Oravitz 193, Kundrat 190-198 (556),
Matte 199 (554).
Shavertown Lumber had 1035
game and Dallas Shopping had 2755
total pins.
BACK MT. NEIGHBORS
Stonehurst moved ahead in Neigh-
borhood League when it took 4
points from Dodson’s Market Thurs-
day night. The two teams had
been tied in first place. Payne
Printery is in seccond place after
taking 4 from Kern's and Beaumont
Inn is in third after splitting with
Bolton's.
Mike Corgan was top scorer
when he relled 285-193 (609)
for Disque Funeral Home tied
in fecurth with Dodson’s. Team-
mates Emil Espen hit 553 and
Nick Stredny had 210 (565).
Honors for single high went to
R. Burr on 286 (549)—Tit-
man’s. Leo Yankoski turned
in 284-195 (588) for Stone-
hurst. (By the way, many have
asked, “Why doesn’t Nick smile
these days?” Is it your bowl-
ing, Nick?)
In the 550 plus bracket was C.
Titman 215 (583) Titmans; Williams
198-196 (561) Stonehurst; H. Heidel
214 (552) Bolton’s; and George
Shupp 209 (563) Payne's.
Single scores worth noting: Zier
190, Gingliotti 192, Dale Zimmer-
man 192, Kravitz 197, Volley 211,
Henness 221, Phillips 192, Tony
190, Bnynak 201, Besteder 211,
Klass 194, Dodson 202, Beanett 200,
Lehman 212, Navieh 201, Rogers
191, Oravitz 201.
GEORGE SHUPP LEAGUE
Last week Town House Restau-
rant led total pins with 2784 -and
Hanson’s Park posted a nice single
game of 1022.
Top scorer of the night was Andy
Matte of Town House with 207-224
(597). Krajewski also hit 224 and
rolling only last two games.
Finnegan hit 195-200 (566); G.
Thomas 193-204 (561); Shemanski
(561); Trudnak 193-198 (558).
High games were rolled by Blizzard
213, Zimmick 199, Harris 197,
Kravitz 196, Ehret 215, L. Yan-
koski 192, Bongig 191, Tillotson
"1 205, Rudick 198, Amos 191, Shinal
196, Myers 199, Jones 204. Glasser
204, Fallon 198, Lohman 201 (551),
Moore . 202, Biagologowicz 197,
Kocher 214, Maculis 194.
Town House took the lead with
26; Pine Brook 25, Hanson's 24 and
Sportsman 217.
Town House still holds lead
with 29 after taking 8 from
Wreckers. Bob Moore led the
way, taking individual honors
for the night with 269-205
(652). The team had high game
of 964. Trudnak hit 204 (551)
and Monte, 198 for Wreckers.
In second place with 26 is Pine
Brook after a 3 point loss fo Berti,
Shupp led Berti’s with 219 (557),
Supplee hit 190 (551) and Dicton
rolled 216. Pine Brook featured
B. Shalata 210; Bennett 199 and
Corgan 2086.
Hanson’s lost all 4 ‘to Meade's
and is still in third with 24 points.
Sportsman has 23% and Raiders
and Meade’s are tied with 23 each.
Blizzard had 206, Dimmick 199,
and Finnegan 194. Meade, 214 and
Hudak 209 led Meade’s as the team
took 2776 ‘total.
Raiders took all 4 from Casterline
with Rudick hitting 221 (587).
Sportsmen and Lions split. Bialogo-
wicz hit 196 and Kocher 201 for
Sportsmen. J. Thomas had 202 for
Lions.
TRAVELLERS
Position night on Sunday found
Weaver and Madar matched against
Sunset Bingo on home lanes and
W & M took 3 points. Paul Kamont
led the scoring with 190-190 (563);
Andy Matte hit 199 (562); Jack
Trudnak rolled 193 (551) and Mike
Corgan scored 213. Tony Pineno
led Sunset with 202-212 (582);
Walt Szura hit 203 (552).
Sportsmen Grill lost 3 to its op-
ponent Saturday night. Buck Rob-
erts was top scorer with 190-192-
205 (587); Sid Fielding scored 204
(545). George Yadick hit 534;
Ron Fielding 531 and Tom Cross
191 (519). :
Addy Asphalt Jost 3 to Main
Diner. Charles Williams hit 235
(581), Cliff Garris had 194 (562),
Charles Bray 213 (558), Leo Yan-
koski 220 (535) and Ed Yankoski
(523).
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Guyette’s led the league last week
with 18%, points and Mercury Mo-
tors followed with 18 after the two
teams met and “motormen’ took
all 4 from the ‘“‘communicators.”
(543) and Troster hit 229
for losers.
Top scorer of the night was
G. Reimiller with 224-202 (607)
for Ben Franklin. His team
split 2-2 with Besecker’s Real-
tors. Schalm and Williams led
Besecker’s with 192 games.
Boyd White took 3 from Orchard
Farm with D Peterson at the head
with one 207-197 (582).
Other high games were 199—1L.
Guyette; 192—P. Ambrose; 192—
Kostrobola; = 198—Demmy; 192—
Makar; 193—Sekera; 194—Bolton.
ST. PAUL'S BROTHERHOOD
Trojans, with four points from
Panthers, took over first place, Fri-
day. Hoover, with 525 (194) and
Rudy, 511 (172) were high men
for Trojans.
Tigers, with Culp leading the way
on 612 (210), took 3", points from
Mustangs and moved to within 2%
point of the league leaders. Culp’s
scores tock high series as well as
high single for the evening. W.
Dungey was second high for Tigers
| with 521 (188).
Badgers took the measure of Hus-
kies who had beeu leading the
league.
high man for the Badgers, while
Weale with 525 (188) led Huskies.
Bulldogs and Long Horns split,
Nafus high for Bulldogs with 540
(188) and A. Whiting, for Long
Horns.
High team honors went to Tigers
with 2502 total pins.
COUNTRY LEAGUE
Chase Dairy moved into first place,
ahead of Bernie's Pizza by 1 point
last Tuesday when it took 3 points
from Bocar Corporation. Bernie's
has 21, after splitting 2-2 with
Forty Fort Lumber. Casterline’s
S/S took 3 from Joe's Pizza, and
Casterline’s has 19 and Joe's 18.
Top scorer of the might was
Evelyn Kamont, rolling 190-
178-180 (548). Grace Sickler
had a round 500 (165-195).
Bernie Pape led Chase with 186
(542)
(485) and Jean Agnew hit 162
(451). Helen Bonomo had 454 for
Bocar. Liz Weale hit 164 (465)
and Marg Milne 171-169 (456) for
Joe’s. For Forty Fort, Flo Alla-
baugh scored with 166 (464) and
Lila Lozo with 176 (463). Mary
Shook had 164 (455) for Bernie's.
High singles noted were 195, B.
Egliskis; R. Novroski 174; T. Den-
mon 163; Anita Pascavage 181.
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Gula, with 524 (186) was |,
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when Country Girls pre-howled
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Pins were falling fast and hard
and doubles were many. Bernie
rolled 184 (475); Gloria Gramt 176 |
| (485);
| Evelyn Kamont 177-171 (482); Mary | |
| Ann Considine 175-160 (468);
Shook 173-163 (479);
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