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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA |
Crown Imperial House Champions
Faye Hopkins and Ginger
Gosart shared the limelight re-
cently when they were award-
ed beautiful engraved trophies
as champions of Crown Imperial
Bowling Lanes. Ginger rolled a
three-game total of 661 to take
the women’s title. Faye and
CROWN IMPERIAL LANES
"Knights Cop 7nd
With 73-61 Win
Spemsellor, Ellsworth
High Against Braves
On Friday, the Knights collected
their second league victory by de-
feating Wilkes-Barre Township, 73-
61. They are now tied for first
place in second half competition.
Ellsworth and Sponsellor each
had 21 for Lake-Lehman, while
Wiliszewski was high for the night
with 23, and Kimsel added 21 to
the losers’ total.
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Kastreva
Carl Roberts ‘both rolled top ser-
ies of 682 and during a recent
roll-off between the two, Faye
copped honors.
Ginger and Faye are shown
receiving their trophies from
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CROWN MAJORS
Scores were on the upgrade
in Major League Friday night
with six keglers rolling 600
series and a large majority
posting high 500’s. Top scorer
of the group was Al Ciccarelli
who finished with a beautiful
686 on three big games of 213-
245-223 for Gosart’s Appliances.
Nick 'Stredny turned in a ser-
ies of 653 for Dallas Nursery .
that included 199-236-218 gam-
es; Amby Vida hit 200-236-203
(639) for Shavertown Lumber;
. Steve Bonomo rolled 193-23%-
. 208 (683) for Parry’s Gulf;
Kundrat vested a 205-200-223
(628) series for American Leg-
ion and Leo Yankoski kad 191-
210-218 (614) for Dallas Dairy.
In the upper 500’s were P. Schalm
212 (569), M. Gorey 222-190 (588)
DALLAS DAIRY; M. Panunti 210-190
(550), D. Richards 196-206 (573)
BIRTH’S; M. Rudick 193-202 (553
SHAVERTOWN LUMBER; L. Reese
200 (574), R. Bonomo 211-196
(570), A. Matte 200 (552) LEGION:
C. Garris 191 (550) JIM-JON; H.
Bennett 197-203 (574), T. Metz 195-
197-193 (585) PARRY’S; B. Krajew-
ski 198-210 (559) DALLAS SHOP-
PING CENTER; F. Kardell 248 (585)
GOSART’S; (what happened, Pan-
ky 7-398) P. Kamont 203 (551), S.
DeBarry 192-191 (564), F. Adams
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BY DORIS MALLIN
| 192-229 (587) DALLAS NURSERY;| Russ Monte 209-194 (578), Bill
J. Roan 230 (567) PHILLIPS SUP- | Morton 197-208 (551) and Oak
PLY; M. Corgan 222-213 (586), C.!| Brace 202 (543) led Wreckers to 3
Williams 198-192 (570) WEST SIDE | point win over Meade’s. Leo Yan-
NOVELTY; J. Lohman 210 (561), J. koski’s 553 led ‘‘garagemen” while
Kriel 203 (554), MONK PLUMBING ' John Hudak and Walt Meade chip-
& HEATING. ” ped in with 208 (527) and 197 (527)
Top ten games were posted by, respectively.
Buynak 222, Disque 222, Hospador, Town House Restaurant, behind
211, Stair 201, Cross 199, R. Bonomo Andy Matte’s 229 (551) and Tom
206, Pineno 202-195, Myers 191, T. Gauntlett 191 (549), copped 3 from
Bonomo 204, Weaver 99, Kostrobala Raiders after losing first game by
191, Trudnak 199. | 144 pins. Ben Barsh 224 and Dick
Dallas Nursery tops the league Gareis 200 were high for’ Raiders.
with 57, points after winning all
4 from Phillips, hitting a total of BOWLERETIRS
2863 pins. Parry’s has 53, taking ali Whiting’s Parts and Bolton's
from Jim-Jon and Wast Side, with Diner are tied for top spot, 13
3 from Monk’s, has 51. DallagDairy peints each, while Monk Plumb-
ing crowds close behind with
rolled "2838 pins, ‘taking 4 from
Birth’s and fourth place. with 50| 121,. Monk's roiled 2126 total
points.” Birth’s has 49. American pins Thursday and top single
Legion took 3 from the ‘“lumber- of 756. Kay Kalalsky posted
men”, totalling 2861 pins. Gosart’s| 161-196'(504) on Bolton’s team
took 3 from’ Dallas Shopping. to take individual honors.
GEORGE SHUPP Libby Cyphers hit 166-174 (478);
L. Bolton hit 175; Anne Whiting
170; B. Risch 162; Jean Stevens 177
and ‘Sally Roberts 162.
Helen Bolten (Bolton's Diner)
finished in second place in her
class during the recent March of
Dimes Tournament.
LAKERS
Top Shelf holds top position of
Lakers League with 14 points.
Burke’s Girls has 11.
Burke’s Girls had 2752 total pins
and 696 single game.
Individual honors went to C.
Berkey 285 (573); G. Gosart
205 (565); B. Ziminski 201
(551); M. Ritts 520; F. Bialogo-
wicz 203 (536); R. Scouton
195 (515); MacDougall 212.
DALLAS WOMEN’S CLUB
Stella Bulford with 200 game
and Eleanor Moyer hitting 491
series topped high scoring in
Woman's Club League Thurs-
day. Emeralds took team hon-
ors with 606 (1653).
Pearls, Amethysts and Sapphires
are tied with 8 points each at the
Pine Brook continued its winning
ways Monday night with a 3 point
win over Dallas Lions and leads the
league with 16.
Joe Shemanski copped indi-
vidual Lonors with 224-202
(593) series while John Van-
campen tossed a high single of
255. Berti & Sons rolled three
game high of 2828.
Mike Corgan 205 (532) and Ger-
ard Harris 211 (530) sparked the
“inn boys” against a three man
“lions” team who had Dick Myers
191 (542). -
Besides Shemanski’s 595 series,
Berti had {Stan Dicton 227 (562) and
John Kriel 197-194 (562) in win-
ning 3 from Hanson's. The ‘‘amuse-
ment” team had Dick Finnegan 213
(552) and Art Blizzard 194 (527).
Casterline Hauling “won 3 from
Sportsman’s Bar aided by Vancamp-
en’s 255 (591) and Bill Jones 190-
195. Sportsmen showed Joe Masculis
‘with 201-202 (592) and Kocher 190
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1963
Trucksville
The entire community was sad-
dened Sunday by the death of Shel-
don Hoover, a member of one of
the oldest families in this area.
To his wife, the former Theta
Anderson, his children, his parents
and his family goes our sincere and
heartfelt sympathy.
Exchange Student To Speak
Ross Walker, Rotary Exchange
Student from Myrtleford, Victoria,
Australia, now attending Dallas
Area Schools will be guest speaker
at a meeting of the Friendship Class
Tuesday evening in the Educational
Building. £
Mr, Walker will show pictures of
his home and farm and discuss the
difference in products produced
here and there. :
Serving committee will be Hilda
Ashworth, Arlene Bessmer, June
Bennett, Nancy Ashworth, Isabel
Brown, Audrey Billings. Public is
cordially invited to attend.
Donald Anderson, son of Mrs. Em-
ma Anderson and the late Donald
Anderson, has ‘been accepted at
Union College, Barbersville, Ken-
tucky, to enter in September. Don-
nie expects to study the ministry.
Mr. and Mrs.
Harrisburg, recently spent a few
days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Moore. Mrs. Moore is a
patient in General] Hospital, where
she was admitted last week.
Correction
Robert Gardner, |
Lohmann, Minerva Owens, Mary
Elizabeth Mathers and Mary Math-
ers. Prizes were awarded to Tillie
Croom and Pat Gregory.
Birthdays .
Greetings this week to Ruby Spen-
cer, Mrs. Karl Stock, Donald Hinkle,
John Gordon Updyke, Mrs. Harold
Croom, Sheldon Rice, Jennie Dugan,
Libby Cleasby, Mildred Cleasby,
David Mathers, David Paul Morgan,
Mrs. Mabel Lawson, Harold Will-
iams, Jennie F. Shaver, Randy Cool-
baugh, James R. Turner, Robert
Gardner, Jr., James Parry, Mrs.
Jacob Harrison, Mrs. George Knorr,
Mrs. Amelia H. Crompton, Nancy
Ellen Webster, Etta Holcomb, Bren-
da Long and Georgette Swan.
Arthur Smith is back on the job
again after a lengthy illness.
Joey Delrose Walton, daughter of
Airman 2nd Class and Mrs. Joseph
Walton, Glasgow, Montana will cele-
brate her first birthday today. Mr.
Walton is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Walton, Lewis Avenue. He
expects to leave for duty in Formos
{in April.
| Mrs. A. W. Grant is a patient in
! Nesbitt Hospital.
Township Auditors, Allan Nichols
' and Howard Edwards are auditing
| the tax collector’s “and supervisor
| records this week.
| Mrs. Richard Griffith, Main Street,
has been ill at her home.
Larry Brown, son of Attorney and
The former Irene Duda was the | Mrs. James Lenahan Brown, West-
wife of the late John Timko and |moreland Hills, has returned to
not his daughter as printed.
| school after having been ill at his
Kenneth Woolbert is recuperating home for several weeks.
at his home on Rice Street follow-
ing his discharge from Nesbitt Hos-
pital last week.
| Mrs. Marian Harter, Mr. and Mrs.
| Sherman Harter and family have
[moved into their new home in
Neighborhood Card Club met last | Westmoreland Hills.
week at the home of Mrs. Theta Attending University
Hoover. Present were Mesdames |
Michael Davern, son of Mr. and
Tillie Croom, Emma Anderson, Kay Mrs. Martin Davern, Carverton Road
Palmer, /Patricia Gregory, Alberta 'is attending classes at University of
”
Scranton.
Miss Betsy Hopkins, Spring Gar- |
den Street, entered Nesbitt Hospital
Saturday. |
Donald Olsen,
Mrs. Burt Olson, will leave shortly |
for service in the U.S. Army. |
Patricia Alexnavitz returned home |
Sunday after having been a patient |
in Nesbitt Hospital.
Mrs. Roland Bomboy, Chase, who
underwent surgery recently at Gen-
eral Hospital returned to her home
Thursday.
Mary Jane Moss, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Moss,
classes at Wilkes College last week.
Asst. Chief of Police Jesse Cos-
lett has been ill at his home.
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| Anderson,
| Stockage, and Margellina all won
Lake-Lehman Matmen
Topple Coughlin 38-18
feated Coughlin on Thursday night
by a score of 38-1f. Gannatoni,
Everett, and Kulikowich were the
city’s team’s sole victors. Visneski,
Edwards, Jack Sorber,
by way of pins.
95—W. Sorber, ILL, and Gulius
drew at 4-4; 103—Gannatoni, C,
| decisioned Klemunes, 4-2; 112 —
resume | Visneski, LL, pinned Bartoletti in
| 1:35; 120 — Anderson LL, pinned
Skrepenak in 3:05; 127 — Edwards,
LL, pinned Reynolds in 2:55; 133—
Everett, C, decisioned Woodling,
"5-4; 138 — Moss, LL, decisioned
SECTION A — PAGE
| pinned Kenzakoski in 2:46;
Kulikowich, C, decisioned Mala
pinneda
| 3-0; 165 — Stockage, LL,
| limited — Margellina, LL, pinn
| Bloomberg in 4:42.
| Referee — Tom Carr,
Mosier Leads Win
Clark Mosier, Dallas, led the scor-
Susquehanna University
with thirty points Thursday night
as his team trimmed Scranton 78-€4
and took top place in the Middle
| Atlantic Conference's College Divis-
ing for
lion.
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| Smith, 5-2; 145 — J. Sorber, LL
son’ of Mr. oad The Lake-Lehman wrestlers de- | Babuschak in 2:41; 180—Squier,
| | LL, and Wychock drew at 0-0. Un.
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