leaving ‘“dairymen” with 32.
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
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CROWN MAJOR LEAGUE
~ Dallas Nursery still leads Imperial
Botac by % point after losing 3
to American Legion (bottom team)
Friday night. Frank Kundrat led
“Legionnaires”, * with 192-193-213
(598) as, Lew Reese turned in 209
(569). Kamont topped “treegrow-
ers” with 199 (543); Adams hit 203.
© Birth’s Esso’ also lost 3 to Parry's
Gulf as Steve Bonomo, 220 (575);
Rich Bonomo, 219-214" (584); Tom
Mi 205 (560) and Fred Stevens
ios (559) led “gulfm’en” to a
tot of 2758 pins.” Birth’s has sec-
ond place. Parry’s is third with 33.
‘A mere % point behind in fourth
is Dallas Shopping Center after
losing 3 to Phillips Supply: Topping
“suppliers’ ” scores is Tony Bonomo
with 203-211 (588) and Bill (?),
191-223 (564). Roan hit 190.
Tony Pineno had 206 for “shoppers.”
‘- Jim-Jon took 4 from Dallas Dairy,
Top
scorer was Cliff Garris with 214-
196 (592); Vic Cross had 194-199
(563); Heness hit 190. Pete Schalm
: + posted 197-194 (578) for Dallas.
Leading scorer of the night
was Charlies Williams with 192-
ES 224-193 (609) for West Side
Novelty. Amby Vida rolled 213-
215 (601) for Shavertown Lum-
. ber. = “Noveltymen” took 3
+ from “lumbermen”. Along with
- Williams, Mike Corgan hit 222
(575); Ted Kostrobala, 205-
© 213 (563) and Jack Birnstock,
202 (555). Charles Nafus
1 chalked up 204 (566) and Hos-
podor, 190 for Shavertown.
3 Monk Plumbing and Heating lost
35 _to . Gosart’s Appliances as Al
Cig relli hit 198-191 (570), Richard
‘Myers 198 (550), Stolarick 191 and
‘Rodda 195 for “storekeepers’”.
Oravitz - led the “plumbers” with
195-199 (568); Kreil hit 201; Am-
brose 137, Trudnak 193 end. Loh-
man 190.
0 section LOW, Harold Bennett
‘Bud Hoblak had 132 games and
Don Bolton had 445 series.
hit 136, DeBarry 137 and Heness
139. 3:
3 BACK MT. NEIGHBORHOOD
Tony Bonomo toppled the
_ most pins with 591 series )241-
198) for Disque Funeral Home
- Thursday night. Mike Corgan
~~ turned in 191-216 (580) as the
‘team’ split 2-2 with Dodson’s
‘Market. Fred Dodson led “store-
kee ers” with 220-202 (581).
: Paul: Lyne turned: in 204-205
(582) for Titman’s and Cecil Titman
“hit 29% (557) as they took 3 from
§ Codes’ Esso.
"Stonehurst lost 4 to Beaumont
mn despite Dave Bennett's efforts
226 (571). Bill Weaver led
keepers” with 213 (555).
i * Robinson’s Kennels copped 3 from
~ Sheldon’s Lunch. R. Warner led
‘Sheldon’s with 211 (559). Payne
Pr tery took 3 from Shadyside
EW LING.
NEWS
Bob |
Carey:
Merle’s Station; Klass Motors took
4 from Bolton's Diner and Fuller
Brush lost 3 to Bob and Don's.
Single high honors went to Shupp
191, Navich 195, L. Yankoski 204,
Rogers 217, Espen 205, Traver 212,
Culver 199, T. Robinson 201, Heness
202, Gosciewski 191, Gigliotti 193,
Roan 213, Oravitz 190, Reese 195,
Kravitz 220, Volley 209, Phillips 192.
lJ. Breznay, with 99 and D. Jones,
116-99 (341) were not alone with
real low scores. Reese hit 112,
Lamoreux 110, Rogers 115, Barbose
114, Jones 116, Volley 118, Swan
115, Keefer 118-110, Kach 118 and
Piezalozo 117.
IMPERIALETTES
Anita Pascavage scattered
548 pins over lanes 11-12 De-
cember 7 as she led the scor-
ing for O’Malia Laundry with
192-190-166 games. ©O’Malia
tock all 4 from Goodman Flor-
ist. Becky Casterline piled up
512 for Apex Auto Parts. Her
series included 174-179 games.
Apex won 4 from Garrity Real
Estate. Rose Novroski turned
in top single game as she top-
pled 199 for Joe’s Men Shop.
Joe’s lost 8 to Mac Tools.
Helen Bonomo rolled 163-165
(478), Arlene Hospodar 169-166
(459), L. Wheeler 167, and Gloria
Grant 180 (450) for Mac; Bea Carr
hit 182, C. Purvin 163 and L. Weale
161 for Garrity; M. Considine had
166 for Goodman. Jewell Thomp-
son rolled 189 (490) for Delaney.
Last Friday, Liz Weale topped
all scoring with 192 (490) series
for Garrity. Garrity took 3
points from O'Malia and has
third place with 81 points;
O’Malia has 291. Apex took
3 from Mac Tools and has 35
in first position. Goodman is
second with 34 after winning
3 from Delaney Gas. Elston
Dairy copped 3 from Joe’s and
is tied with O’Malia.
Also hitting high series Friday
were Marg Milne 165 (478); Mary
Ann Considine 182 (454); Della
Belles 164-169 (468). Single game
in 160’s or over were turned in by
Bennett 163, G. Gabel 167, Shaffer
160-163, J. Miller 160, Trudnak 166,
Agnew 165, Kamont 178, Grant 183,
Hospador 186.
COUNTRY LEAGUE
An upset occurred in the Tuesday
night league last week when Bernie's
Pizza copped all 4 from Forty Fort
Lumber; Casterline’s lost 4 to Joe's
Pizza and Chase Dairy lost 3 to
Bocar. = Bernie's moved into top
spot with 38 points. This spot was
held by Casterline and Chase, tied
with 35 points. Chase dropped to
third place with 36 and Casterline
to fifth with 35. Joe's took over
second with 37%.
Top scorer of the matches
was Lila Lozo with 190 (501)
‘for Forty Fort Lumber. Helen
Bonomo rolled 188 (500) for
Dairy; ‘Herm Kern's won 3 from
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Bocar. Mary Shook chalked up
high single of 199 for Bernie's
and had 458 series.
Other top series scores were
Gloria Grant 182 (479); Rose Nov-
roski 176 (462), Jane Zimmerman
189 (483); Marie Belles 168 (457);
Grace Sickler 173-163 (478); Jean
Agnew 176 (477); Diane Myers
169-170 (463); Milne 164; Finn 169.
LINEAR LOCAL 204
C. Higgs was big scorer Tuesday
when he pounded out 206-196-255
(657) for Boiler Room. B. Muchler
rolled 201-209 (586) for Press
Room A; G. Morek hit 206-230
(594) and J. Junita posted 190-216
(583) for Shipping.
Marie Muchler led the women’s
scores with 171-193-180 (544) for
Shipping; Ann Whiting hit 177 (478)
and Jewell Thompson, 160-172
(472) for Tubing. Ruth Muchler
with 172-167 (477) and Dot Pollick
177 (470) were hitting for Press
Room A.
Last week, C. Higgs’ topped the
scores with 204 (570); A. Hawk hit
214 (552); Vic Supplee, 190 (559).
Marie Muchler hit a big 199-173
(542); Ruth Muchler had 167 (478);
Dot Pollick posted 168-181 (5063;
Ann Whiting rolled 193 (506);
Marge Molchan tuned in 191-174
(522).
TRAVELLERS
Below are the results of local
travelling teams and individual high
games for the last several weeks:
Crown Imperial Lanes (women):
Crown-2 Newtown Cafe-1, Evelyn
Roberts 179-198-172 (544); Anita
Pascavage 186-173 (479); Ginger
Gosart 168-167 (476); Bernie Pape
164-167 (467); Dink Costello 160-
179. Crown-2 Sacred Heartl, Rob-
erts 185-199-177 (561); Costello
165-172 (493); Pascavage 172 (486);
Pape 168-167 (483); Gosart 176
(464). Crown-2 Park Floral-1.
Roberts 183-171-176 (530); Gosart
195-163 (502); Pascavage 172-173
(496); Costello 175 (465). Crown-3
Astor Restaurant-0, Reberts 195-170-
184 (549); Pape 179-188-167 (534);
Pascavage 195-168 (499); Helen
Bonomo 165-163 (480);
172 (468). Crown-2 Ritts Service-1,
(Here was a terrific match! Con-
gratulations, girls!) Roberts 194-
225-169 (588); Gosart 176-216-170
(562); Pascavage 161-186-92 (539);
*Yankoski
Costello |
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1962
Costello 171-168-191 (530); Pape
179-168 (500). Total pins were
2719 with one game of 948. Crown-2
Beretta-1, Gosart 216-171-168 (555);
Roberts 178-222 (536); Pape), 173-
167-167 (507); Bonomo 207 (490).
Weaver-Madar:,. W-M-1 Colum-
| bia-2, Paul Kamont 210 (558); Andy
| Matte 203 (552); Jack Trudnak 202.
‘W-M-1 Bavitz-2, Kamont 190; Trud-
nak 199; Matte 199. W-M-1 Bel-
lanco-2, Trudnak 214 (570); Matte
235 (565); Kamont 194-194; Mike
Corgan 198; Bill Weaver 191.
Addy Asphalt: Addy-4 Cross In-
surance-0, Charles Williams 216-
195-224 (685); Cliff, Garris 225
(584); Leo Yankoski 202 (557);
Pete Hospodar 190; Charles Bray
191. Addy-2 Harris & Coffe-2,
Garris 191-212 (584); L. Yankoski
202; Bray 195-202. Addy-4 Cap-
py’s-0, Williams 224-205 (617); Ed
Yankoski 218 (558); L. Yankoski
233. Addy-1 Shaker’s-3, Williams
211-199-222 (682); L. Yankoski 204-
196 (566); Garris 197; Bray 210.
Addy-1 Main Diner-3, Williams 235
(581); Garris 194 (562); Bray 213
(558); E. Yankoski 189; L. Yan-
koski 220.
Sportsman Bar and Grill: [Sports-
man-4 Mayfair-0, Sid Fielding 213
(875); Ron Fielding 190; George
Jadick 195; Tom Cross 190. (Hey,
Carl!) Sportsman-3 West Side Tiire-
1, Ron 197-214 (593); Yadick 195-
195° (568); Sid 198-195 (561);
(Carl). Sportsman-2 Nachili’s-2,
Cross 202; Yadick 214; Sid 203.
Casino & Sunset: C & S-3, Han-
over-0, Tony Pineno 194-245 213
(652; Steve Bonomo 222 (583);
Amby Vida 190-192 (569); Rich
Bonomo 202-198 (555); Tony Bon-
omo 199. Castellini & Bruno: C &
B-3 Shakers-0, Al Ciccarelli221-203
(591); Dan Richards 191-210 (581);
Bob Moore 198-200 (580); Nick
Stredny 224 (569); Fred Adams 200.
GEORGE SHUPP
Mike Rudick topped Monday
might’s scores with 195-221 (584)
for Raiders as they split 2-2 with
Meade’s Garage, Leo Yankoski hit
215 (569), Meade 194, and Ed
had (551) for Meade’s.
Bill Amos posted high single of
224, and with 198, rolled 575 series
for Wreckers. Assisted by Jack
Trudnak 215 (571), Bill Morton
197-192 (560) and Russ Monte 194
(552), his team took 4 from Han-
son’s Park. Hanson's was led by
Joe Volley 190-223 (565) and Don
Hanson 209-197 (552). .
Town House took 3 from Dallas
Lions with Bob Moore leading on
203-191 (549); Lohman hit 214 and
Glasser 191. Richard Myers led
Lions with 191- 199 (571); Shinal
had 216.
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Casterline won all from Berti as
Van Campen hit 203 and Jones,
200. Dicton hit 193 for Berti. Pine
Brook Inn Lost 3 to Sportsmen's
Bar. Gulitis had 198 for Sportsmen
and Bennett, 191 for the Inn.
Last week’s top bowler was
George Thomas for Lions with
200-191-226 (617). Harold
Ehret hit 284 (583) for’
Meade’s and Joe Klass had
194-283 (594) for Raiders.
Other top scores were hit by G.
Brussock 214, Bennett 202 (556),
Harris 200, Corgan 190 (551), Vol-
ley 217 (559), Finnegan 196, Til-
lotson 194, Morton 191, Amos 191-
92 (564), Trudnak 205, Krajewski
190, Dicton 212 (565), Roberts 225
(5652), Myers 221, L. Yankoski 191,
lowed by Edwards Cafe with 34 and
Sportsman Bar-A, 33. Sportsman |
Bar-A totalled 2744 pins with one |
game of 925.
Top scorers were C. Raklewicz |
222, B. Parrish 213. (548), Joe Rod- |
da 214, Anita Pascavage 190 (505),
Rose Novroski 192; Ginger Gosart |
179 (470); Jane Bicking 178 (482); |
Helen Bialogowica 170 (493); Rita |
Costello 170 (481) and Marie Ritts
170 (481).
HARVEYS LAKE
WOMEN SERVICE CLUB
Poplars leads the league with 33
points and Old Hickorys has 28.
Oaks hit 649 and Poplars totalled
1865 pins.
W. Klem scored 181 and
Marie Ritts rolled 171 (494).
Ciccarelli 191, Lohman 221 (568).
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Heading the Community League
is Guyette’s with 34% points after
taking 4 from Beseckers Monday;
Beseckers has 30. Ben Franklin
won 3 from Orchard Farm and has
second place with 33%. Mercury
Motors copped 3 from Boyd Whit's
taking third with 33. Orchard
Farms has 28 and White's, 25.
Leading the scores was Ted
Kostrobala with 222 (585)
while Don Peterson was close
with 200-192 (583). Howard
Heidel had high single of 235
(556). Arch Austin hit 224
(566); Horlacher hit 212-219
(565); Reimiller had 194-211
(560); L. Corbett 211 (557);
F. Ambrose 213 (553).
Top scorer of last week’s
games was Pat Pryor with 219
(574) for Orchard Farm. Makar
hit 190-200 (573) for Guyette’s
and Roth had 198 (563) for
Ben Franklin.
Posting single highs were P. Am-
brose 203, Kardell 191, Demmy 191,
Williams 201, Schalm 190, Wilson
191, Sekera 191, Bolton 191.
LAKERS
Burke's Bar B-Q heads Thursday
mixed league with 36 points fol-
Joan Elgaway had 180 (493)
and Ann Reish hit 171 (486).
BOWLERETTES
Whitings Parts holds the lead
with 29 points and Duke Isaacs is |
tied with Monk Plumbing and |
Heating, 281% each. Bolton's Diner
hag 26.
Whiting’s totalled 2330 pins and
Isaacs hit 710.
Florence Rosenberg scored
173 while Libby Cyphers rolled
170 (460) series, Kay Kalafsky
hit 171.
DALLAS WOMAN’S CLUB
Amethysts and Garnets are tied
up in first place with 29% points
each. Pearls has 26 and Emeralds,
{ 25%. Emeralds hit one game of
606 and Garnets had 1609 total
pins.
Eleanor Moyer starred with
182 (476).
Gets Deer In Tioga County
James Darling, Oak Hill, bagged
an eight-point deer, which weighed
approximately 200 pounds, last Mon-
day morning in Wellsboro, Tioga
County.
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