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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
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CROWN IMPERIAL LANES
BOWLING
NEWS
Off again! A new year and a new
bowling season for many of the
leagues at Crown Imperial Lanes.
‘I am back with the column after
a two-weeks’ lapse, due partially to
the lack of news with many leagues
off for the holidays. We, at The
Dallas Post, have suffered a great
losgy during this period with the
. of Howard W. Risley, our
" good friend and editor. For the
past few years, Mr. Risley has left
space available for mews of bowling
events of this area and the spot is
there to fill.
There is much to catch up on and
I will try to fill in the happenings
of leagues ‘that have been active
during the past weeks. First, I'd
like this opportunity to wish every-
one a Happy and Prosperous New
Year.
TRAVELLERS HAVE GOOD WEEK
Last report of Travelling
teams from Crown Lanes was
good. Addy Asphalt took 4.
from Fay’s Snack ‘Bar on
December 22, Leo Yankoski
hitting 224-206 (614); Charles
Bray, 227-200 (606); Chill Wil-
liams 190-197 (542) and Ed
Yankoski, 197. Another week
saw the 'same team losing 3 to
Berretta’s. High man was Chill
Williams with 202-212 (590);
Pete Hospador 217 !(587); and
Cliff Garris 201 (558).
aver and Madar took 2 out of
3 from Kaier’s Beer. Top man was
y Matte with 201-214 (587).
Corgan had 224 (557). Bill
Weaver turned in 190 and 202
games, but didn't make the 550
mark. What happened, Bill? Sit
out a game? !
Sportsman Bar copped all 4 from
Lispi Lanes. Ron Fielding and
George Yadick had 571 series each,
George hitting 216 and Ron, 191-
199.
Crown Imperial Girls won 2 out
of 3 points from Ashley Lanes.
Ginger Gosart led with 199-172-166
(537), Evelyn Roberts had 160-185-
188 (533), Bernie Pape rolled 168-
173 (477), Dink Costello posted 168
(465) and Anita Poascavage had
(460). :
LEGIONNAIRES AND
NURSERYMEN TOPS :
In Crow . Imperial Major League,
Dallas Legion had a big night,
turning over 2773 pins, taking all
4 points from West Side Novelty,
but losing total pins to Dallas
Nursery. The ‘nurserymen’ top-
pled 2777 pins, but lost 1 point to
Parry’s Gulf. :
Havrilla rolled a beautiful
series of 637 (228-203-211) for
the Nursery while Lew Reese
¥, a big 591 (194-287) for
ion. Reese’s 287 was tied
‘by Pete Hospador of Shaver-
town Lumber. Pete posted 193-
(595), leading his “lum-
bermen” to 8 point win over
Birth’s Esso.
Also hitting for Nursery were
Nick Stredny, 192-202 (574); Paul
Kamont (552); DeBarry 214. With
Reese, for ‘legionnaires”, were
Frank Kundrat, 210-199 (553); Roy
Stair 234 (551); Rich Bonomo, 545;
A. Matte, 213.
Dallas Dairy, led by Nick Buynak
with 195-211 (594) and Pete Schalm
192 (550) took 4 from Gosart’s Ap-
pliances. Al Ciccarelli hit 216
(586) for Gosart’s. i
Phillips Supply took 4 from Jim-
Jon with Bill Weaver hitting 195-
203° (585). Cliff Garris. rolled 210
(568) for Jim-Jon.
Dallas Shopping = Center took
Monk Plumbing and Heating for 4
points with Tony Pineno in the
lead on 193-213 (579). Bob Ora-
vitz hit 198 (556) for Monk's.
Dave Eddy had 207 (562) and
Bob Moore, 192-211 (5861) for
Birth’s. For Parry's, it was Tom
Metz 206 (563) and Steve Bonomo,
1192 (550). Chill Williams led West
Side with 212 (581); Kostrabala hit
194 (570) and Mike Corgan had
192 (558).
Other highs were’ noted by
Stevens 199, Bennett 214, R. Bono-
mo 193, Rodda 223, L. Yankoski
234, T. Bonomo 192, Trudnak 190,
Panunti 203, Vida 200.
Legion led the scoring on
December 28 with 2747 total
pins. Kundrat led with 195-
222 (598); Rich Bonomo hit
192-201 (581).
Top honors ‘went to Charlie
Williams when he spilled 665
pins including games of 198-
256-211 for West Side Novelty.
Steve Bonomo chalked up 195-
217-207 (619) for Parry’s Gulf
and Tony Pineno toppled 603
(259) for Dallas Shopping Cen-
ter. Tony had a big game of
259 and a 192.
Top games were reported by Bob
Moore 195-217 (598) and Marty
Panunti 226 (558), Birth's; Cliff
Garris 196-191-190 (577) and Bruce
Varner 219 (552), Jim-“Jon; Ed
Havilla 213-210 (581), Dallas Nur-
sery; Mike Corgan 216 (559) West
Side; Nick Buynak 232 (591), Dallas
Dairy; Rich Bonomo 203-190 (552),
Parry’s; Charles Nafus 255 (581),
Pete Hospador (555), Shavertown
Lumber; Bob Oravitz 214 (563) and
Jack Trudnak 202 (552), Monk's; F.
Kundrat 195-222 (593) and Bill
Amos 194-206 (577), Phillips.
Just before Christmas, Char-
lie Williams made “the “head-
lines” with a beautiful series of
708, spilling 279 pins in his
first game, 225 and 204. His
high game and series set new
records for the leagues. A
game of 267, bowled previously
by Charlie, is second high.
Charlie's big series led West Side
Novelty to a total of 2729 with
Jack Birnstock hitting 195-206
| (572) and Mike Corgan posting 198
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BY DORIS MALLIN
Jon. Cliff Garris topped that team
with 221-238 (628).
Tony Pineno hit 192-244 (605),
leading’ Dallas Shoppers to a 3
point victory over Dallas Dairy.
Mike Gorey hit 205 (550) for
“Dairymen’’. Rich Bonomo, hitting
195-229 (605) and Steve Bonomo,
203 (558) topped Parry’s scoring as
it split with Monk Plumbing.. John
Kriel hit 190 (562) for Monk's.
Nick Stredmy, chalking up 210-
191-194 (595) and Havrilla, hitting
1207 (565) headed Dallas Nursery
as it took all 4 from Shavertown
Lumber.
Gosart’s Appliances lost 3 to
Phillips. Al Ciccarelli scored 196-
194-199 (589) and Joe Rodda 191-
193 (573) for Gosart’s. Tony
Bonomo turned in 193-208 (564)
and Bill Weaver 236 (551) for
Phillips. :
Dallas Legion took 3 from Birth's
with Rich Bonomo toppling 217-199
(574). 8
Watch for complete league stand-
ings next week!
NEIGHBORHOOD LEAGUE
ENDS HALF
Back Mountain Neighborhood
League wound up the first
half of the season with Payne
Printery as championship team.
In the last game of the contest,
Payne split 2-2 with Sheldon’s
Lunch. L. Fortey led the scor-
ing for the ‘“‘champs” with 212-
190 (544); A. Vanderhoff hit
524; George Shupp, 191 (521)
and Jess Day, 202 (518). W.
Fetterman (was low man. Sixth
man on the team is E. Lamore-
aux. A. Ransom led Sheldon’s
with 2151(610). :
F. Dodson led Dodson’s to a 3
4136, Sportsmen 35%, Hanson's 31,
Berti & Son 27% and Casterline’s
a:
Bob Moore's 627 series, Ger-
ard Harris’ 249 single and Town
House copped team honors with
a 1041 single and 2892 series
to highlight the final night of
the first half.
With Moore hitting 210-192-225
(627), Matte 234 (585), Glasser
27 (570), Lohman 201 (564) and
Fallon 200. Town House copped 3
from Berti’'s who had Dicton 200
and Roberts 191.
Trudnak’s 212 (567) sparked
Wreckers to 3 points win over
Pine Brook who had Harris 249
(576), Bennett 198-191 (569) and
Corgan 199-193 (559).
Raiders rolled a 1008 (2888) to
sweep 4 from Sportsmen Bar. Ru-
ick 224-205 (598), Barsh 191-203
(563), Bonfig 197, Tillotson 191,
Garris 216, were up for the Raiders.
Cadwalader was the only one in
500’s for “grille.”
Meade’s won 3 from Casterline’s
as Ehret showed the way on 199-
202 (558), Kravitz 200 (536),
Meade 205 and L. Yankoski 202.
Casterline’s hit a 1030 in the opener
as Vancampen showed the way on
242 (559) along: with Traver 205,
Jones 195 and G. Brussock 190.
Dallas Lions made it a clean sweep
over Hanson’s as Dick Myers scored
with 219 (560), J. Thomas 527.
Finnegan totalled 210 (544) for the
“parkboys”.
ANITA AND BERNIE TAKE
HONORS
“Bernie Pape and Anita Pas-
cavage tied with 515 series in
Country League last Tuesday
before holidays.
Bernie's series included 174-172-
169 for Chase Farm Dairy and Anita
piled up 177-170-168 for Forty Fort
Lumber. Each team lost 3 points
to its opponent. Casterline’s took
3 from Forty Fort with Evelyn
Roberts . hitting 213 (472). Joe's
Pizza took 3 from Chase Dairy with
Liz Weale rolling 179170 (484) and
point victory over Bolton’s Diner | Marg Milne hitting (450). Eleanor
with 223-218 (595,. J. Traver hit
553. Bob Orvitz topped the Diner
with 206 (565). Robinson's Ken-
nels took 3 from ShadySide with E.
Heness leading on 210 (535.
Nick Buynak led Disque Funeral
with 524 when they copped 3 from
Klass Motors; Nick Stredny hit 204
(521).. Stonehurst took 3 from
Code’'s Esso with John Navich on
top with 224 (560. Bob Williams
hit 191-190 (554) and L. Yankoski
posted 204 (530). H. Shupp led
Code’s Esso with 520. C. Besteder
rolled 2086.
Fuller Brush took all from
Merle’s. Titman’s Market lost 3 to
Beaumont Inn. R. Burr topped Tit-
man’s scoring with 212-199 (5 7);
P. Lyne had 208 (565). Beaumont
featured B. Weaver with 207 (548).
Bob and Don won 3 from Herm
Kern's. Dale Zimmerman rolled
199 (570) and C. Hirner, 196 (560)
for the service station.
Complete standings next week.
TOWN HOUSE CHAMPS
Town House Restaurant won first
half with 47 points followed by
Wreckers with 41, Raiders 40, Pine
| Mcdhea had (454) for Joe's.
Bernie's Pizza took 4 from Bocar
Manufacturing. Ginger Gosart hit
173 (479); Mary Shook, 182 (455)
for Bernie's. Helen Bonomo had
172 (478) for Bocar. :
Gloria Grant had 173-165 (483)
for Forty Fort
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BOWLERETTES END FIRST HALF
Monk Plumbing and Heating
are first half ‘champs of Bow-
lerettes League. The league
finished the half on December
20th. Monk’s had 32%, points;
Issacs Garage, 29%; Whitings
Parts, 29 and Bolton’s Diner,
20. Monk’s rolled 2271 total
pins and ha single game of 825.
Anne Whiting took honors with
533 series (196-172-165) and Kay
Kalafsky scored single high of 224
and 488 series.
Other highs were posted by Libby
Cyphers 177-184 (492), Tess Mor-
ton 210 (489), Flo Rosenberg 207
(495), G. Farley 161, L. Bolton
165-161, 8S. Roberts 165, D. Syphers
161, D. Berley 177.
MARG MILNE TOPS WOMEN’S
‘CLUB
Marg Milne led the scoring
for Dallas Woman’s Club League
with '183 (490) Pearls had high
game of 565 and Emeralds had
1601 total pins.
Amethysts an Garnets are tied
for first place with 3012 points
each. Pearls team has 29 and Em-
eralds, 28%.
Area Marine Ends
Caribbean Stint
Marine Private First Class Ernest
L. Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Harris, 96 Claude Street, Dallas,
has returned to Camp Pendleton,
Calif., after serving with the Fifth
Marine Expeitionary Brigade, United
States quarantine forces in the Car-
ibbean. 5
The unit arrived in California on
December 16, two months after em-
barking in 20 amphibious ships and
passing through the Panama Canal.
Combined Navy and Marine Corps
force leaving the Pacific Coast was
18,000.
The forcce spent 51 days at sea
and visited ports in Puerto Rico,
Jamaica and Panama.
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With 57-40 Win
21-Point 3rd Period
Paves Way To Victory
Dallas Senior High hoopsters
opened their North League cam-
paign Tuesday night with a 57-40
win over Central Luzerne .Jointure,
using a 21-point surge in the third
period to win going away.
With Gauntlett and Letts combin-
ing for 34 points, and both playing
a strong game off the backboards,
Dallas notched its 7th win in eight
games.
Cobb, Martin and Sinicrope com-
pleted the scoring but it was some
fine ball-hawking on the part of
these three that set up numerous
baskets by the Mountaineers.
Losing many scoring chances be-
cause of poor ball handling, Dallas
held a 13-5 lead at the end of the
first quarter, and by halftime, built
up a 10-point margin 29-19.
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Sports Editor’s Note: Due to work
scheduling the Post has been unable
thus far to give a coverage on ex-
hibition games played by the Dallas
team, but is'pleased to announce
that, through the aid of coach Clint
Brobgt, Howard Dymond will give
complete coverage of the teams’
North League schedule,
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