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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
CROWN IMPERIAL LANES
BOWLING
NEWS
Marg Milne took first prize
in the recent Headpin Tourna-
ment when she rolled a beauti-
ful 271 game. Many local girls
were entered in the contest
open to all Wyoming Valley
bowlerettes.
Marg was awarded a trophy and
. prize of $25 at Republic Club
.
io 709,
‘Sunday. Helen Bonomo won a cash
prize for her sixth place and Ginger
Gosart, seventh. CONGRATULA-
TIONS, GIRLS!
At the W.LB.C. meeting Sun-
day, it was announced that
Jean Bonomo was winner of
the cash award given for the
recent 50-50 Club. Jean is
well-known at Crown Imperial
and bowls as substitute in Im-
perialettes League.
The 50-50 Club has been voted in
as a regular fund-raising campaign.
The proceeds will go toward costs
of next year’s State Tournament. Tc
make it succeed, all girls must par-
ticipate. PLEASE, take part when
you're asked. You might win next!
Helen Bonomo and Bea Carr
qualified in the first two rounds
of the Northeastern Singles
Tournament held at Stanton
Lanes and Crown Imperial
Lanes Sunday. The girls will
roll four more games at Aven-
uz Lanes on January 27th. Go
down and give them your sup-
port!
Others who qualifiiled and scores
were Helen Szura 711, Lil Pesaven-
Nell Callaro 700, Helen
Karlo 693, Helen Boncmo 684,
Daniels 684, S. Rusnak 658 and
Bea Carr 650. ?
CONGRATULATIONS!
TRAVELLERS
Sportsman. Bar had a good night
when the boys took all 4 from
Cappy’s Furniture, George Jadick
hitting 258 (625) and Tom Cross
rolling 229-203 (590). Sid Fielding
posted 198 and Ron Fielding hit
206 while Buck Roberts had—well.
Addy Asphalt took 4 from Sports-
man Bar and Grill when the two
local teams met Saturday. Charlie
~ Williams led scoring for Addy with
194-237-204 (635) and Leo Yanko-
ski spilled 633 (221-224). Cliff
Garris turned up 205-197 (586) and
Pete Hospodar hit 195. Leading
Sportsman was Tom Cross with 202-
195-195 (592). Buck Roberts hit
194; George Jadick 194; Fred Field-
ing 190 and Sid ahem!
+ Lispi Lanes. lost all to ‘Addy’s the
week before. Top scorer was Leo
with 216 (573). Charles Bray rolled
192 (563); Pete hit 200 (557) and
Cliff Garris had 199 (553). Charlie
was low.
Crown Imperial Girls won 2 out
of 3 from Shaker’s. Ginger Gosart
spilled 543 pins including 179-161-
203 games. Evelyn Roberts rolled
, 170-179-176 (525) and Dink Costel-
lo had 173-177 (495).
cavage had a 164.
PLUMBERS TAKE TREEGROWERS
Dallas Shopping Center
moved up to tie with Dallas
Nursery, Friday night in top
spot with 441, points each
after the “treegrowers” lost all
4 to cellar team, Monk Plumbing
& Heating, and the Center split
2-2 with Shavertown Lumber.
Birth’'s Esso took 3 points from
Phillips Supply and third position
with 44 points. Parry's Gulf, with
4 from Gosart’s, and West Side
Novelty, with 4 from Dallas Dairy,
are tied with 43. Dallas Legion
switched places with Jim-Jon
Anita Pas-
. moving from eleventh to ninth,
€
(582);
‘after taking 4 from Jim-Jon.
Top scorers were Charlie Wil-
liams with 200-232-232 (664)
for West Side and Andy Matte
hitting 201-214-2387 (652) for
Legion. Tom Metz posted a big
245 game and 621 series. |
Top-notch scores were ‘turned in
by Legion Lew Reese, 214-209
(579); Frank Kundrat 202-202
(574); Stair 191; Jim-Jon-Ted Hen-
ness 216 (573); Carey 192; Tom
Cross 215-195 (568); Cliff Garris
204 (557); Parry's-Stevens 214;
Bennett 193; Steve Bonomo 214-
199 (579); Gosart’s-Rodda 192;
Myers 209-190 (567); Kardell 213;
Al Ciccarelli 190-202 (578); Phil-
lips-Harris 193; Bill Weaver 209
(571); Births-Richards 190; Bob
Moore 223-202 (603); Dallas Dairy-
Gorey 209; Schalm 199-204 (562);
Bolton 192; Nick Buynak 225-196
Leo Yankoski 201 (559);
West SidesJack Birnstock 213
(577); Mike Corgan 224-201 (611);
Shavertown Lumber - Amby Vida
223-194-202 (617); Dallas Center-
Kocher 204; Klass 192; Shoemaker
211; Tony Piso 197-194 \ (571);
Monk-John Kriel 200 (562); Red
Ambrose 211-194 (563); Trudnak
191; Dallas Nursery-Paul Kamont
191-192 (572); Stredny 190.
HOW ABOUT THAT?
Scotty Scoggins, grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. B. Hicks,
Dallas, has distinguished him-
self in the Junior Bowling
League at Chelmsford, Mas-
sachusetts by rolling a big
game of 202. Scotty won two
trophies and the promise of his
own bowling ball for his fif-
teenth birthday in April. Con-
gratulations, Scotty!
GUYETTE’'S HAS
NARROW MARGIN
Guyette’s heads Community Serv-
ice League by a narrow margin of
- ith
Kardell, 211 (556);
in line with 37%.
has 34 points.
Howard Heidel with 223-204
(616) and Pete Ambrose, 190-
212-212 (614) led the scoring
Monday night, while Red Am-
brose turned in nice scores of
190-194 (5%2); Pete Schalm
282 (570) and Dick Demmy,
200-200 (570).
D. Peterson hit 193-210 (569); F.
Kostrobala 211
(553). Single highs were posted by
Cathrall 209, Roth 202, Henderson
191.
Mercury Motors
GEORGE SHUPP
Second half started Monday night
with Sportsmen, Meade’s and Pine
Brook launched in top spot with 4
points. Casterlines and Raider have
3.
Stan Dicton copped individu-
al honors for the night with a
220 single and 601 series.
Spertsmen’ won team honors
with 987 (2875).
Joe Masculis 198-196 (569),
Rocher 212 (551), Gulitus 206
(544), Cadwalader 201 (539) and
Bialogowicz 190 (525) led Sports-
men . to clean sweep over Town
House who had Lohman 216-195
(579), Moore 198 (563), Matte 213
(550) and Glasser 540.
Meade’s won all from Berti des-
pite Dicton’s 601 series. Dave Eddy
on 199 (551) and L. Yankoski 194
(531) led ‘‘garagemen’. Shemanski
howed 193-194 (532) for “haulers”
along with Stan’s series.
Pine Brook won 4 from Hanson’s
as Harold Bennett spilled games of
206-204“ (?) 564 along with single
highs of 201 by Corgan and 190 for
B. Shalata. The “amusement” boys
1ad Art Blizzard with 204 (545).
Fred Bonfig’s 521 was high for
laiders who won 3 from Wreckers
despite 191 (559) by Trudnak, 200
by Amos.
John Vancampen's 203 (511) led
Casterline’s to 3 point win over Dal-
las Lions who had George Thomas
firing 202-190 (575).
The league halftime party
will be held Sunday afternoon
at Spertsmen’s Bar and Grille,
Harveys Lake, starting at 4 p.m.
NEIGHBORS START HALF
Back Mountain Neighborhood
League started its second half
Thursday with Bolton's, Beaumont
Inn and Titman’s taking all 4 {rom
Merle’s, Payne and Fuller Brush.
Bob and Don and :Shady Side copped
3 each from Dodson’s and Klass,
while Sheldon’s and Disque, Code’s
and Kern's and Stonehurst and
Robinson’s split 2-2,
Mike Corgan topped scoring
with 204-222 (612) for Disque
Funeral Home and J. Bolton
had 245 (596) for Bolton's
Diner.
Other high scores were peed by
Bob Oravitiz 195-196 (577); Howard
Heidel 119-199 (557); Joe Kravitz
191 (562); Fred Dodson 203 (570);
Bob Williams 221 (562); E. Heness
203-209 (577); E. Espin 222-192
(597); Nick Buynak 202 (563); R
Warner 191-191 (561); A. Ransom
208 (564) and R. Michael 223-197
(585). \
BY DORIS MALLIN
Honors for top scores in first
half were given to Nick Stredny
644; Jim Lohman 638 and Don
Bolton 637-high series; Don Bol-
ton 262, Jim Lohman 254 and
Corgan 247-high single; Stone-
hurst, 3134 total pins and
Merle’s Service - Station, 1124
pins-one game.
GIOFF’S 558, LINEAR’S HIGH
G. Gioff rolled 196-224 (558) for
Boiler Room last week, high series
in Linear League. Teamate C.
Higgs hit 535, as they took 3 from
Press Room A. B. Muchler led the
losers with 521 and D. Pollick hit
205 (478).
Production Planning took 3 from
Rubber Trim with J. Wentzel hit-
ting 514; C. Ackerman had 226
(545). Maintenance lost 3 to
Shipping. G. Morek hit 205 (510)
and J. Juinta (475) for Shipping
and M. Thoman had 478 for Main-
tenance, y
Bosses took over Press Room B
for 3 points with P. Olshefski turn-
ing over 539. Machine Shop took
all from Tubing.
HELEN AND ELEANOR SCORE
Helen Bonomo took honors for
Dallas Woman's Club, December 20
with 197-201-163 (561) while Elean-
or McShea led scoring with 194
(509), January 3. Rubies took
| honors first week with 605 (1683).
Pearls, 610 and Topaz, 1652 total
pins, led second week’s scoring.
Pearls led the league with 36
points while Emeralds took second
with 357.
APEX WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
Apex Auto Parts took the
first half championship of Im-
perialettess League with 39
peints. \ Goodman Florist had
38 and Garrity 35. O’Malia
Laundry and Elston’s Dairy had
(539) for Monte and 210-192 (532)
341, each.
Helen Bonomo led with top
average of 160, Anita Pascay-
age had 159, Evelyn Kamont
149, Rose Novroski 158 Marg
Milne 147, Mary Ann Considine
146, Becky Casterline and
Jewell Thompson 145, Jean Ag-
new and Gloria Grant 144.
Garrity and Joe's started out the
new half taking 4 points each from
Mae Tools and Delaney’s Gas.
Helen Bonomo had a beautiful
558 series and Della Bellas rolled
206. Mac Tools posted one game
of 805 and Joe's Men Shop had
2264 total pins.
Honors for the weeks of December
21 and 28 were taken by Rose
Novroski 199-190 (547); Anne
Whiting 162-164-164 (490); Helen
Bonomo 186-169 (488); Jean Piech
171-180 (473); Liz Weale 180
(477); Rose Novroski 178-188
£525); Helen Bonomo 166-181
(493); Flo Allabaugh 180 (461);
Peg Williams 176-169 (460); Evelyn
Kamont 173 (462); Sophie Zimni-
ski 168 (459); Tooties Denmon 171
(454); Arlene Hospodar 162-160
(459).
BERNIE’S PIZZA TOOK
CHAMPIONSHIP
Bernie's Pizza took championship
of Country League with 42 points
/
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1963
Harveys Lake With 3-0 Record
Leads Back Mt. Church League
BY LEONARD KOZICK
East Dallas
East Dallas
vs Shavertown
and Shavertown
squared off in a close ball-game to |
reopen the church league season
after a two week holiday. East
Dallas: won by 60-54 with a big
scoring effort in the 3rd period.
Shavertown came back strong in the
final quarter but the gap was just
too big to overcome. The first half
was anybody’s ball game with East
Dallas leading by 2 points at inter-
mission. East Dallas used a well
balanced scoring attack with 4
players hitting in the double figure
bracket led by Fred Lamoreaux’s 20
points. Fred had a perfect 8 for 8
from the free throw line.
For Shavertown Donnie Rome and
“Obie” Hontz led the way scoring
31 points between them. Stan Davis
and B, Oney played a good floor
game and chipped in with 15 points.
East Dallas
g fps.
Evans 7 0 12
Shelley 4 2 10
Tenza 4; 8 0716
Latoreaus 6 8.4.20
Lasher: aii... 0 0 0
Totals... 25.1710: 60
Shavertown
T. Oney 0 2
Rome 3 19
Hontz 0.242
B. Oney 1 7
Edwards 0 6
Davis 0, lad ol 0 8
Totals .........0C 26 2: 54
Huntsville vs Prince of Peace
In a low scoring contest, Prince
of Peace won a tight battle with
Huntsville 35 - 34. The game was
nip and ‘tuck throughout, no team
being able to move ahead with a
spurt. The game was tied several
times in the last quarter and in the |
final 45 seconds, Fosidal sank a}
jump shot to put the Huntsville club
40,. Casterline’s Station had 38.
Casterline’s took honors with 2473
total pins and single high of 912.
Evelyn Roberts posted highest series |-
of 597 and tied with Lila Lozo for
third high single of 214. Jean
Agnew and Lila Lozo tied for top
individual honors with 216 games.
Ginger Gosart had 570 series and
Bernie Pape, 555.
ANNE AND JOYCE STAR
Anne Whiting with 503 and
Joyce Bevan, hitting 220 led
the scoring in Bowlerettes Lea-
gue Thursday. Isaacs team’ led:
with 2179 total pins and one
game of 803. Top team, with
5 points, is Duke Isaacs.
Posting single games in upper
bracket ‘were Berlew 190; D.
Cyphers 160; R. Nygren 173, B.
Risch 161, D. Oravitz 167, G. Farley
166.
Kay Kalafsky took honors for
Bolton’s Diner, January 3rd, with a |
big 207 (522). Whiting’s Parts led
team scoring with 781 (2138).
Other high scores were rolled by
A. Whiting 169-165-171 (505; T.
Morton 169-187 (477); D. Berlew
160-176 (475); S. Roberts 160; L.
Cyphers 189; B. Risch 180.
The league met last Thursday to
make plans for the annual banquet.
Mrs. James Inman was elected
chairman.
| while Joe's Pizza held second with
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ahead by a point, However T. Rich-
ardson took matters into his own
hands and with lees than 10 seconds
remaining, drove through the Hunts-
vile defense to put in the winning
i goal with only seccnds remaining.
J. Thomas and T. Richardson did
most of the scoring for Prince of
Peace while D. Fossidal turned in
his usual fine job for Huntsville.
B. Coolbaugh returned to the-
Prince of Peace line up and did a fine
job on rebounding. Prince of Peace
could make things rough for the
front running Harvey's Lake club.
Prince of Peace
Harveys Lake vs. St. Therese’s
The front-running Harveys Lake
continued on its winning ways and
defeated the ‘‘Saints” of St. Threse
75-52. Harveys Lake has yet to
and seem ‘to be getting stronger as
the season progresses.
It was a team effort Saturday
night for the Harveys Lake club
with all players scoring. Zeke
Hinkle led the scoring with Bolton,
Crispell and Searfoss running right
behind him in double figures. St.
Therese put up a game fight with
D. Purvin an “Rip” Duboise scor-
ing 34 points between them, but
the overall scoring punch of the
Lake quintet was just too much.
Purvin score 13 points the last quar-
ter in a sparkling show for the
Saints.
George Searfoss’s club from the
Lake is looking stronger each game
it plays. They have good scoring
power, Hinkle in particular, strong
g. f. pts.
T. Richardson ............ 3 4.710
Finn .... rani 5 0 0
B. Richardson iS 0 2
Thomas... 7 4 18
Allabaugh .... 1 0 2
Ohlman .. ... 0 0 a
Coolbaugh 1 0 2
Totale 250. 13 9 7 35
Huntsville
g. i. pis,
Fossidal ....<..........0...00 4 3 a1
Dietz 2 0 4
Kozick =... i loin 2 4 8
Chas. Brobst . 1 2 4
Price ...... ....... 0 0 0
Hentz 0 S00 0 2 2
Cothrall ..... .. 0 0 0
Clint Brobst 2 a 5
Totals ...... 0. 1112 34
taste defeat in the league this year:
5 5:15
3 0 6
3 3 9
i 0 2
Totals... ..../ 20 "17 751
St. Therese’s | |
Purvin 8% 5 iu7]
4 0 8
2 1 5
DBTCY i... tiberin sian ine «1 2 4
Yeisley ... vill. 0500 0
Duboise .... 7 3 AAA
Major t.. ion 0 1
Totals ... sak: 20: 13. 524
STANDINGS |
1.—Harveys Lake ................ 5 0
2.—Prince of Peace ............ 3 2
3.—East Dallas . _.... > 2 2
4 —Huntsville .... .... 2 3
5.—St. Therese’s 1
6.—Shavertown 1
Once again we remind you, if you
want to see some fine basketball
games played by local ex-high school
grads, make it a date to come to
ithe Dallas Junior High School Sat-
|urday, January 19, and see three |
hours of solid basketball. You won’t
be disappointed.
THIS WEEK’S SCHEDULE
January 19, 1963.
| High School.
7:00—Huntsville vs. St. Therese’s.
| 8:00—Harveys Lake vs. Shavertown. |
0 9:00—East Dallas vs. Prince of Peace
3 Dallas High Team
| Gets State Acclaim
| Dallas High School football team |
| and coaches Ed Brominski,
Louis
Palermo, and George Dombek are
| pictured in this month’s issue of
| Peo by virtue of their out-
standing record in 1962, seven wins
| and one tie.
Among other teams with otto
Meyers High
| records shown is
undefeated.
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