DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1963
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By Central Luzerne {Season's Second With Y In Final | 154—Wolfe, M, pinned Malak in
On Friday night, Central Luzerne Dallas High School took a second- | Dallas ended the first half of its Meyers wrestlers travelled to Dal- | 2:11. H
proved victorious over the cagers| half thumping from Ashley-Sugar |season by defeating Wilkes-Barre las Senior High . School Thursday | 165—Stockage, LL, pinned J. Ken-
: of Lake-Lehman. Final score was| Notch Friday night, 59-49, for its | Township 64-38. Dallas has won night to meet Lake-Lehman. The | nedy in 3:15.
> £038, and Sauerwine sung 24 for| second basketball defeat of the sea- |4 and lost 3. | Knights were defeated by a narrow | 180—Sguier, LL, decisioned: Peel 3
.; BY DORIS MALLIN the winners. son, For the first three and a halt | margin 2 Hs Joints . The ho [+2 Hitited Gallagher. M. a
3 ; utes neither téam scored and | Was an e match was de- | nlimited — Gallagher, ec:
Crown Imper ial “gals” take no with Al Ciccarelli pounding the|has 10; Beaumont Inn, Stonehurst Lake lehman GF. Pes Ho Bran a = quarter ended 10-9 in favor of | | cided by the final bout. | ioned Margellina 2-0.
back seat in this area, Helen Bo-| boards for Gosart’s to the tune of a | and Klass Motors have 9 each. Sponsellor _.. BZ Bl ane first hall Dallas. In the second period Dallas| 95 W. Sorber, LL, pinned Cro- | Referee—Space.
nomo, Ginger Gosart, Evelyn Rob-|big 253 game. Al also chalked up| Disque ands Kern's split, 2-2;[Lettie .. > ~ 4.0 Bl ye home team may still partici- |zot rolling and never relinquished | mer in 1:34. me rr a z
erts, Lila Lozo, Marg Milne, Bea | 177-192 for a total of 622. Frank Code’s lost 3 to Fuller Brush: Robin- | Ellsworth $1.7 pate in PIAA Class A, play-offs, if | the lead for the rest of the game. 103—Sprake, M, decisioned Kle-’| Beverly Eck Injures Foot
Carr and mang others have all had | Kardell rolled 213 (550). Spilling | son's took 4 from Beaumont; Stone- Rogers .... ... ~ 0 1 1 they take the honors during the|Letts was high man with 19 and | munes 4-3. [ “Be verly Eck, daughter of Mr. and
top billing in league matches and | the most for Jim-Jon was Ted Hen-| niirst took 3 from Bob and Don; Gray .. ... 2205 0 cond half of the season. Bucak was high for Wikes-Barre| 112—Vispeski, LL, decisioned | Mrs. Fred Eck, Shavertown, a mem-
fournaments. ess, 297-231 (610). Cliff Garris hit | Kines won 3 from Sheldon’s Lunch, | Lopasky .. p02 For the winners, Kolbicka, Roche, | Township with 11. For Dallas Gaunt- | Steinbrenner 5-1. | ber of the Senior Girls Basketball
Ginger made the headlines just 199 {555}, Shadyside lost 3 to Titman’, leaving Press restylpmat anal 2 2 2 and Norkunas were high with 21, 18, | lett stood out with his fine passes| 120—Saba, M, pinned Anderson | Team at Dallas Area High School will
® this week, when she rolled a 582 Phillips Supply took 3 from Monk | Titman’s in an 8 point spot. I have |f0HOS woo corinne and 11 respectively. and rebounding. A tough Wilkes- | ir 2:31. | be unable to play during the re-
series in Woman’s Independent Plumbing ond Heating. Leading no report from Merl’s Service and Totals 12 14 38 Bob Letts led for Dallas with 21 | Barre Township team went down 127—Yeager, M, and Edwards i mainder of the season, because of
Travelling League Saturday. Ginger | “supplier” was Jerry Harris with |Dedson’s Market. - | SOF oo somes points, followed by Tom Gauntlett | fighting all the way. drew at 5-5. two broken bones in her right
strung out 180-180-222 games. Eve- | 194-195 (558); Bill Amos hit 212 Top scorer of the night was | Central Luzerne G. F. Pts.|with 19. Differences in the score| The Mountaineers will open the | 133—Jones, M, decisioned Wood- {foot suffered when a teammate
Iyn followed with 192-177-196 (551). For the plumbers,” it was| Ted Heness with 193-232 (605) Tals ani 1 7/|came from the foul line, with the |second half of the season at Central ling 3-0. stepped on her during practice on
(565). The team turned in best | John Kriel 208 (573). Come on, for Robinson’s. NE 0 8| Rockets making 23 of 29 tries, and | (Fairview) on February 5. 138—D. Kennedy, M, decisioned Friday
three game total of 834-812-946 men! It’s about time you turned on Bob Williams won single high Musgrove 5 0 2/| Dallas getting only 7 out of 17. Dallas G. F. Pis, TL Sa — :
(2592). The 946, also broke pre-|a bi i hat heat! You're 20| honors with a beautiful 246 Sauerwine .... 4 924| The Mountaineers, however, 100k |[ctto 8 3 18
vious records. Points el ind! ; game for Stonehurst. Bob’s se- Mair 5 13447 rebounds. . 4.8 3
Helen Bonomo took third place in Ciccarelli and Kundrat tied ries was 550. Sharing the lime- |g. 1 1] Dallas G. F. Pts. 5 "2s
Singles Tourney, finishing at Avenue | for high series with their 622’s, light with Bob for the same |g 4p 1 5 |Gauntlett 1:19 0 oo
Lanes Sunday, Peterson scoring sys- but Ciccarelli’s big game of 258 team were Leo Yankoski, 233 |p, ois 0 0jCobb. i... 0. 0 3 6.06 13
tem. Helen had 32.10 points. Helen| took henors. (555) and John Navich, 233 | (te, a 0jZatno i. i. 0:0 0. 1. 1}
Karlo took the Crown with 34.17| Other singles worth noting were | (582). lefts ol 5.01 0 0 3
and Helen Szura had 34.09. Bob |Stolarick 195, Red Ambrose 191, Nick Stredny rolled 208-197 (594) Totals 12 60 | Sinicrope é o - 20. % ig
Bavitz won the title in men’s divis- | Tony Bonomo 210, Weaver 192-191, | and Mike Corgan hit 213 (578) for Farley 0 2 "oo olf i
jon. Charles Gelso came in second, | Hospodar 191, Rudick 193, Nafus| Disque; Bill Weaver had 219 (556) | Lake-Lehman ... .12 14 6 6—38 Martin ..... oo. 1 07 {gms 10 48
Harry Zoeller, third and John Hus- 198, Bennett 200, Corgan 190, Eddy | for Beaumont Inn; J. Shales hit 215 | Central Luzerne 18 16 15 9—60 LEI Rs a i 0 =
tey fourth. 211, Disque 192, L. Yankoski 196. | (555) for Titman’s. Fouls tried, Lake-Lehman 28; Cen-| Totals .... .... ....__.. 201 7 ag |Zerno fo tales? 0 2
I have been slighting you boys!| Single high games were posted by | tral Luzerne 22. Ashley CG. F. Pts, | Mokychic oo. nnn. :
TRAVELLERS How about that special group of low | Bonfig 202, Tillotson 191, Warner | Officials, Brown and Davenport. |Roche .... wooo. 4 10 18 aw EF}
Addy Asphalt took 3 points | bowlers? This week's honors go 202, Culver 194, Hess 198, Lyne 190, SHER CR Trojdni C1 gp gf Totals 28 8 64
from Nachlis Furniture Satur- | to Dick Myers with 430 and to Har- | Lohman 193, Dave Zimmerman 205, Behlev 82-50 Winner Zapbtok 22 1s on] Wilkes- Barre Tv G. F. Pts.
: , day night with Charlie Williams | old Kocher with a 113 game. Con- | Rogers 197, Cross 193, E. Heness| Sr Kolbicka ©. il ohn. 6 9 21 |Shumoski ... «1 “2° 410
scattering 684 pins over the | gratulations! 213, Phillips 210, Tworek EL Bay: Over Lake-Lehman Norkunas ‘>. .c.n 5 1 11 |Wiliszewski ..... : g R
lanes, a beautiful series includ- nak 196. Roan 193, Oravitz 212, J. : Stonlis .... ... 250% 0 0 Buzale eo. oath ka :
ing 202-254-228 games. Pete GEORGE 'SHUPP LEAGUE Bolton 203, and Vanderhoff 210. © | Last Tuesday night, the Rockets | Siblosky 0 0 0]J. Rozanski . _0 5 5|f
Hespador chalked. 0 =. big Individual top scorer of the of Ashley — Sugar Notch won over an ae “2. 8.71
series of 212-227-209 (648). Monday night league was Mike IMPERIALETTES : Lake-Lehman on their home court| rmotals 18.03 so lSleuba bi ua oC 0 0°
Charles Bray rolled 197-202 Corgan with three-game total Joe’s Men Shop and Garrity Real by the score of 82-50. Fouls tried; Dallas 17; Ashley 29. Polokowski . sia ilies teat it 0.3. :.3
é ~ (572) and Leo. Yankoski hit of 616 this week. Mike slammed Estate are locked in first place of Norkunas, Roche, Koblicka and Officials, Daniels and Ostrowski. Quing -... a 0d
we 219 (559). Where was Cliff? out games of 244 and 214 for Friday night girls’ league. Garrity Siblasky had a productive night, ac- ot over der Te BRasirava —... © rai ranins 0 0 0
@ The boys. rolled three Beautiful Pine Brook Inn to make up his - |lost 3 valuable points to O’Malia counting for 65 «tallies between ‘ ; J og
@® games, 1000-1307-931 foro total of big series. Joe Shalata rolled |and Joe's split 2-2 with Elston Dairy. | them. The Dallas Post I a 12 14 38
S068. = 200 to help the team take all 4 [gona took all 22 ni % Foie and Sponsellor led ‘the Uses Poli Satons. Fouls tried, Dallas 13, Wilkes- ; =
i : ] from Town House Restaurant | Gas, moving up to third place wit nights offense with 15 and 11 enro Camera In Its #
Crown Imperial Girls featured and first place spot with 12 | 9 points, while Mac Tools, with 17, | points respectively. OFFSET DEPARTMENT Ba NN and Phillips TWO FOR THE SNOW
a Roe Ma IO points... Tom Gauntlett rolled |from Spe or seeing with 5 a. . LAKE-LEHMAN a Eb = : . a
2 ger (Gosart mtting 190-208 (571) and Jim Lohman |O’Malia and Elston have 8 each. player g f ts | uo EEEEEENEDUEEREE NEE
180-180-222 (582) as they took 2 hit 197 for Town House. Leading scorer with 185-188 Gray la 1 3 me Aa NN rp YaREAE] y Simplicily SNO-AWAY.
out of 3 from Mesko Glass. Anita Tied in second place with 9 points (498) was Marg Milne for Good- Rogers 3 2 gH There are a] reasons a : -
Pascavage chalked up 179-160 (492); | each, is Casterline Hauling with 3 man with teammate Mary Ann | ettie .... 5 5 15 o wh Peo le BUY BE Two new, compact, big capacity blizzard beaters from
Pere 2 ls Se and Dink | from Hanson's Park, and Meade’s Considine hitting 169 (481). |Topasky . ... 2g w/B y p g = Simplicity! Self-propelled, they push themselves through
stein had . Garage, taking 4 from Sporfsmen’s Anita Pascavage hit 179 (486) |Hollos cco. Ly at Hg if 3 on i
Sportsman Bar lost 3 to Harris & | Bar. Jones led the A with for O’Malia. Della Belles led |palmer g : 2 5 F LOOR CO VERIN GS from A Bs gx defies a
Coffee. Fon Fielding led the scor-|191-207 (565) and George Brussock | Elston’s with 172 ((460) and | Soonsellor 4 3 11|® = : i Soe th tod t dvior Op 5 bo,
ing wa 235 0), Sid Fielding hit | bit 191 (557). Hudak hit 212-211] Jean Agnew hit 167-171 (459). |Kunkle .__........ 1 o 2H STIR BUSER’ S = sition. See them today — get ready for tomorrow’s snows!
. ome on, boys. (594); Kravitz hit 195: Meade, 199 For Garrity, it was Liz Weale : airmail ot HE Ask A i 4 a I
CROWN MAJOR LEAGUE and Yankoski, 190 for Meade's.| with 174 (454) and for Joe's, |TOTALS ........17 16 50|93 IN LUZERKE EJ k About Our Convenient Terms!
Pelios N i : High for Sportsmen was Bialogowicz | Rose Novroski hit 172. (453). B ’ = : GAY MURRAY
wi a ursery i Jeadling the with 225. Helen Bonomo had 450 for Mac. ASHLEY-SUGAR NOTCH 2 ® Finest Selection HE T
ay Ee rs oo 501 points George Thomas also blasted Posting high single games were player g f pts | | : a f1r
yy Som Dalles Patty away 600-plus when he strung |J. Piech 180, E. Saddington 165, A. [Rocke ...._......... 3 2 18/8 ® Skilled Craftsmen | TURKHANNOCK, PA
ee Lae hi oes Jed out 221-190-192, a 609 series Hospadar 161, A. Kardell 175, M. | Siblosky 4 4519 a ® Reliable Attention a ; RTE EES TEETER
(603). Best the nn i for Dallas Lions. The team lost | Parrish 160, C. Purvin 170, L. Trud- | Zapotok 2 0 4m : : B
was Mike Corey with 207 (545) : to Wrachors nih le nd nak 162. oli £ 3 2 i ® Prices to Suit Budgets B
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il Shopping Cn nd 2, oe hitting 210 ‘and Trudnak, LINEAR LOCAL 204 Gotham 10.9% = ® (Convenient Terms Arranged =
J | oy Ya Ss zs : : 194. Lh 2 High scorer for Linear last week | 'Stonionis 2 o 6m if Necessary HB | :
{ eer Yost dion: rls unch o After splitting 2-2, Raiders have {was -M. Muchler hitting 189-1811 Zardecki .......... 1 ¥ 3m en dable 8 o E K . . wd i
cgionnaires” while Births men |7 points while Berti & Sons landed | (523) for Shipping. J. Thompson | Wiodarcayk ..... 0.2 "oR epeneanie Nervio E eep your suits trim ax 1
# a est Side Novel- | i the cellar with 2. Roberts rolled [had 170 (474); R. Muchler had 169 ee = ® Free Estimates | 7
Penh Fong the legion team was|191-198 (552) and Dicton had 214 (450). TOTALS ole 33 16 82m : : by H sh ane [ ith z
oon undrat with a beautiful 622 for Berti... Barsh hit 198 for Raiders. Single games were reported by : = © Open Thurs. & Friday Evenings 21 p y wil 2
Zartes, including 234-226 games. ; B. Muchler 198-194; A. Saddington Fouls tried-Lake-Lehman 28, Ach- o ® Customer's Satisfaction H i
ae Mae hit 221 (569) ia COMMUNITY SERVICE 203: D. Pollick 174; T. Bonomo 190- ley-Sugar Notch 27. a : Te vs EB OM li * #
s 5 ino ha a me ic BE ); After the first night of competi- | 170; P. Olshesfski 198; D. Bolton Officials-Ostrowski and Wendo- | gg is a “MUST WITH US = a 1a bn z
v { fq x SL Hi 502) Y Fenn tion in second half, Ben Franklin |203; G. Morek 192; F. Pichi 198- | lowski. > Ho i
( an b holds top position in Service League, | 205; K. Groff 167 and M. Higgs 177. rT = 7 | JRE RJ g
| Moore, 224 (564). High for the taking all 4 from Orchard Farm. Cha: ells I Texas = " SANITONE i
. s “center” was Tony Pineno with 225- | Boyd White took 3 from Mercury BOWLERETTES pp n. H } & - :
iy 198 (581) and Bob Shoemaker 222 Motors and Besecker and Guyette's Kay Kalafsky led the scoring Sgt. and Mrs. Charles Chappell and = LINOLEUM and FLOOR COVERINGS = £5
£ (561). Tops for the ‘“noveltymen” for the girls with 164-1 children, Alice, Ruth and Cindy have | B =
i : ar. | (first half champs) split, 2-2. or the girls wi 96 (501) id hE [06 MAIN ST LUZERKE
§ as Charlie Williams, toppling 245- | Leading the evening’s scoring for Bolton's Diner Thursday taken up residence at 222 Four Bush | mm £7 B,
1 195 (610) pins. with a beautiful big series was Peter night. Bolton’s won 3 frem Road, San Antonio,‘ Texas, 5 |
Bi West Side and Parry's are tied 8 ¢ ; / Xho? 3 . The Chappells recently spent am os 1 HE
son. He was only three pins away Whiting’s Parts, featuring Ruth y : : 2 288 482 =.
: with 47 points each. Dallas Dairy | ron 700 when he blasted Nygren with 175 and Ann Whit- | Sry day leave in this area upon H
f has 42 and Shavertown Lumber 41. nin WASH 9 rend avay ¥ return from Baubenhauser, Germany. | r/SEEESEREEENNENEENE EEEENEEEEEEAENNEERENENEEEEEEN
| 217-245-235 games for Boyd White ing 168. oe
Congratulations, on. a great series L. Bolton hit 161-161 (481) for ]
Kardell had 215. Monk Plumbing as her team split
Bolton posted high single with | 7-2 with Duke Isaacs.
246 (588 for Mercury Motors LAKERS LEAGUE
| Sekera hit 214 (552). :
Another Bolton, for Ben Franklin Leading off second half of the
‘eason, after twp weeks of bowling,
posted 214-197 (581) while Rei |. 7 :
miller had 205 (558) and Roth hit | S Top Shelf with 8 points. Kocher’s
Boys and Sportsman Bar-M are tied
199. Demmy rolled 190 for Orcharc
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Parry's Gulf with Amby Vida hitting
199-207 (586). High for Parry’s |
was Steve Bonomo, hitting 214-209
(579) and Fred Stevens with 202
(555). |
Gosart’s and Jim-Jon split 2-2
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Charles Berkey 213; B. Parrish
211; Marie Ritts 200; Dot Walko
182 and Ruby Scouten 1886.
‘Marie Ritts, with 519 and Dot
Walko, 490, had high series for the
girls.
Eighteen members of the mixed
league rolled in March of Dimes
Tournament.
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BAR and COCKTAIL ® ("Fame had d Smith, 107 fo | 162 and Top Shelf had 2768 total | Pearls is the team on top of the
| *® LOUNGE B Besecker. R. Ambrose hit 198 for | Ws league with 4 points at the beginning .
4] LURDY. prbe = Guyette’s. Individual scoring was topped of second half. Topaz has 3. Rubies distance
] . H by Bill Rittenhouse with 554, |led' team scoring with 618 (1709)
i 3e - 40 MAIN ST. ne NEIGHBORHOOD LEAGUE Bill Zimniski and Walter Osko, last Thursday.
‘ & y & DALLAS BH Bolton’s Diner leads Back Moun- 550 each. Helen Bonomo was top scorer call away
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