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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1963
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" ; 0 Dallas Woman’s Club L k Ch = E d S Bolton... 2.0, TY 2 4: Kozick nr 2 478
ug CROWN IMPERIAL LANES . Amethysts and Garnets are fight- | a © ampions nN eason | ar 0 fn 3 Lous fy
i ing for top spot in Woman's Ci [i Totalsy.... ......oc teed 23 20 6 je .-
’ : League with Amethysts leading by Fl 1 . All S B t | Huntsville Christian G. F. Pts. Hontz
¥ 0 OWLING 2 with 23 points. Sapphires ‘‘shine” aw ess, - tars ead en Possadal os roi 5 2 hn
| ! : just 4 points out of position. C Brobst ... 1 0 2! Totals
| . Amethysts starred Thursday Last Saturday night Harveys Lake | Mosier .... _ ................ 13 1 27 So a
: BY DORIS MALLIN with single game of 566 and won the Church League play-offs |Kosbaskus .... ..... ........... B.7'1 71
aay total pins. Tops in gy with a 66-54 decision over last |Baltrusaitis .... . ........... 10 2%
} . i ; ; “idual scoring with Theresa Gra- | year's champs, Huntsville. DAH cl mb sid dns ii B10; B4
| HAROLD ALLABAUGH aside and tell of a comical incident | Frank Biaogowicz Jae (392), ham with 191 (477). In the preliminary game the All- — em i HOTEL
i Everyone, young and old, knew about Harold to use in the column or al suas 192 (550) and Joe Mas- Taking honors on March 7. [Sires hoo Tankian ak won al Totals cir 05 15 50 JEFFERSON
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Harold at Crown Imperial Bowling
Lanes. He instructed many begin-
ners on how to stand, what ball to
use or what mark to roll over. He
loved helping others and was in the
clouds when someone asked his ad-
vice, And not only in bowling, Many
times I heard Harold giving some
young person the low-down on how
to behave in public, win a friend,
etc.
While Harold was still able to bowl
choice bit of news about George.
And they were both good sports.
We'll miss you, Harold! And, first
thing, challenge that George to a
‘good game of bowling! Set the stakes
thigh! He's been ready for a good
opponent! 5
Major League
Dallas Nursery still heads Crown
Majors with 73% points after tak-
ing 3 from Shavertown Lumber Fri-
202; Garris 200; Stolarick 200; Rod-
da 211-192 (569); Myers 202; Kar-
dell. 191-226 (583); Ciccarelli 199
Raiders won 3 from Wreckers
with Ben Barsh hitting 204 (538).
Wreckers had Oak Brace 200 (539)
and Jack Trudnak 199 (538). °
Casterline Hauling won 4 from
Dallas Lions with Bill Jones hitting
192-207 (566) and John Vancam-
pen 225. Lions had George Thomas
213 (555).
Travellers
Addy Asphalt took 8 points from:
and Eleanor Moyer 481. Alberta
Cross with 175 and Eleanor
Moyer 459 shared honors on
February 28 and Eleanor Moyer
led February 21 with 194-166-
192 (552).
High scoring teams for last four
weeks were Emeralds 597 (1681),
Emeralds 558 (1622); Diamonds 576
(1683) and Amethysts mentioned
above,
200-222 (605) and Steve Bonomo |
posting 226-195 (600). Tony Bonoma
kad 209-191 (567). |
Bruno & Castellani took 3 from
Elston’s Dairy and Garrity Real-
tors split 2-2 with Jean Agnew lead-
ing ‘“dairymaids’ with 182; Lillian
Trudnak hitting 178 and Della
close one over the Church League
All-Stars, 59-58. The fans were
treated to some excellent basketball
especially by ‘Clark Mosier, former
Dallas and Susquehanna University
player, who thrilled the fans with
his tremendous drive-in shots. For
the Church League All-Stars Jim
Thomas put on quite an exhibition
himself scoring 19 points. Giving
him help were Wes Evans and T.
Richardson.
165-170 (461) and Liz Weale 169
as Garrity split 2-2 with O’Malia.
Delaney’s took honors with 2235
total pins and one game of 853.
In the feature game of the even- |
ing the boys from the Lake won |
over Huntsville and sewed up a per- |
fect season. The game started slow |
and Huntsville played control ball |
the first half, and this seemed to |
throw Harveys Lake into a lull. Half
time score was 27-17 in favor of |
Huntsville. {
In the second half Harveys Lake |
began to put its fast break into |
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he was apt to challenge anyone. |day. West Side Novelty took all| opponents, Jimmy's Lanes and Main _. Imperialettes League Church League All-Stars G. F. Pts| action and Huntsville couldn't keep lights in catering to the wishes of American Families.
Come on he'd sav. "I sam 500% vou from Jim-Jon and has 69 while: Diner, March 9 and 16. Leo Yanko Friday night girls rolled “two{ Evans ..... .............; 6 0 12| up with the running of Harris, Sear- | Write for Literature and Rates
20 or 20 2nd still win”, Dallas Dairy took 3 from Dallas ski led the attack against Jimmy's matches this week, one on the reg-' Thomas ... ..... __ ... 8 3 19] foss and G. Brobst. They outscored | EE t 1 Jefferson
If you were a spectator at the | Shopping Center, holding third place with 203-215 (605); Chill Williams ular date and a make-up game Sun- [Carey ... _..... _.... .1 0 2| Huntsville 18-9 in the third period. | Ole
Yarcsa aon contd desend ool Harold | With 67. hit 211-206 (597); Cliff Garris had | day. Hontz 0 2 | Harveys Lake kad a fine night on | Atlantic City, New Jersey
tor ean. If you didn’t know what | _ Parry's Gulf took 3 from Monk 195-232 (585) and Pete Hospador Jewel Thomoson copped hon- | Rome ; 1 9 [the foul line shooting an 2RernE
Was going on or whic the bowler wat, Plumbing and Heating; Gosart’s Ap- | had 235 (564). Opposing Main Dinjer ors Friday with 496 series for Richardson ... _........5 0 10 84 percent. JOHN H. FETTER. JR.
Harold could tell you. pliances, 3 from Phillips Supply and | was Charles Bray with 213-211(604);| Delaney while Mary Ann Con- | Coolbaugh .... ........ ...._ 2 0 2]Hervevs Luke Fy TLS ES SA ave en
Gara ; ,,| Dallas American Legion, 3 from Hospador 203-202 (552); Yankoski sidine spilled 205 pins in second — — — Hinkle ... a a1
Hey, Doc,” he'd call, get a table. Birth’s Beso; : 215 (551) and Chiff Garris with 190. game for Goodman. Jewel had Totaled on halo 274). 58 ry Brobst. i. 2''18
As soon as Dr. David Kunkle would ops in scoring lineup was (Tportsman Bar ‘also took over games of 155-164-177. Tunkhannock All-Stars G. F. Pts.|price 9S 4 A TNO { INCING
enter the lanes, Harold ‘was ready Ed Havrilla with 192-225-193 Jimmy's for 4 points with 1Sid ‘Field- Gladys Gabel chalked up 182-165 Shaw .... ... _...........' 6 A 13M Suholes i alae 1 ‘3! 3
to challenge him to a game of bil-| = (g10) for - “treegrowers” and |ing leading ‘on 195-213-201 (609). | (490) and Anita Pascavage, 178-169 [Sands .. —..... ..... 2 +0 4 |Harsis 5 13
liards. If Doc wasn’t around, Jack | yack Trudnak hitting 248 (577) | Fred Fielding had 196. (488) for: O’'Malia as the “launder- | —; Ton AR ETS ar | Oriepell i. ite 3.5 — New Location in Lehman Center —
or Tony, Jess or Nick, someone. was for the “plumbers.” 2 + Sportsman todk 1 from Konefal’s. | ers” split 2-2 with Joe's. Rose Nov- in 192 (482), Madlyn Parrish Behr ioss yr. iar a 2 4 »
ready to meet his challenge, .. Spilling. pins to the “tune of |Ron Fielding scored with 205-240 | roski hit. 162, B. Egliskis 168 and 176 as thy team took all 4 from EAE fin | (Garage of Late Herbert Kemmerer)
Two good friends, George Shupp| 600’s” were’ Amby Vida for. |1623); Sid had 211-208 (599); Buck | Marilyn Morris 163 for Joe's. Goodman’s. Mary Ann Consi- NeEEENE EE ENE AEE
and Harold! Both gone within weeks. | “lumbermen”, 195-281 = (607) | Roberts had 194. Helen Bonomo led ‘Mac Tools dine posted 176-194 (484) and |g McDERMOTTS & | Skilled Mechanie
They constantly played jokes on| and Mike Corgan, 204-203-198 Weaver and Madar téok 2 from | an they took 1 from Goodman. Marg Milne bit if3a for Good: | ¢ H
each other. George would take me! (600) for “neveltymen”. Columbia 300. Mike Corgan led with Helen hit 175 (481); Gloria man's. - . : # BAR and COCKTAIL H LEONARD DERBY Rl
= Other high scores were posted 2127200 (597) and Jack Trudnak| Grant had 165-163. Mary Ann's Jean, Agnew ded Elston's Deity a LOUNGE n. :
by Kostrobala 231-220 (581); Stey- had 190. Jack led the team with 191 | big game was the only high |With 170 and Lillian Trudnak hit|g | General Repairs
a % ens 201 (566); Metz 196-203 (561-; gd he! 3 hos Hd Fanies for “florists”. le oo ey Joes = LUNDY BLDG. = ;
S. Bonomo 195- : - Pharmacy. Andy Matte ha an Jewel's series was all Delaney’s | © dra : z ; BH : :
& rn 103 B10 pe Weaver, 200. had and the “gassers” lost all to 2nd Marilyn Morris, 164 for Joe's. = 36 ny ST £ . Formerly located at Harold Major Garage ,
& . Bolton 205; Buynak 221; Kocher 211; | Casino & Sunset took 3 from Geb- ‘Apex. Anex featured Becky-Caster- |, For Mac Tools, as it took 3 from |g | Lohman Heights
Shoemaker 208 (560); Pineno 199. hardt’s with Amby Vida scoring 190- line with 195 (452) and Jean Piech [APEX top scorer was Linda Wheeler |B npr A771 pay BH
203 (571); Birnsftock 241; Varner 242-193 (625); Tony Pineno hitting had 163-164. with 185. Carolyn Purvin rolled = E |
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(557); Weaver 212; Hospodor ‘200;
Adams 200-195 (567); Kundrat 225;
Stair 206; Matte 200; Eddy 201;
Richards 209; Moore 204 (558).
i, Back Mt. Neighborhood
A three-way tie exists in first
place of Neighborhood . League.
Code’s Esso lost all to Beaumont
Inn; Disque Funeral split 2-2 with
Bolton’s Diner and Herm: Kern's
copped 4 from Fuller Brush, giving
Code’s, Disque and Kern’s each 28
points.
Stonehurst Cottages had 261%,
taking all from Titman’s Market.
Payne’s Printery took 3 from Rob-
inson’s Kennels; Sheldon’s Lunch,
4 from Shady Side Dairy; Klass Mo-
tors, 4 from Dodson’s Market and
Bavitz with Al Ciccarelli hitting 215- |
212 (612). Nick Stredny had 234
(596) and Fred Adams had 216-225 |
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Bowlerettes
{ Bowlerettes League with 25 points,
3, ehead of Duke Isaacs and Monk
Plumbing & Heating. :
Monk’s rolled 777 (2244) for week-
i ly high honors. Doris Berlew took
individual honors with 480 (162-164)
for Isaacs team and Helen Bolton
led with a 192 for Bolton's.
Others in high scoring bracket
172-166; Ann Schoell 169; Sally Rob-
erts 163-164; Betty Lou Risch 162
and Joyce Bevan 162.
Bolton's Diner took ‘the lead inl.
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Belles 170. Liz Weale had 166 for
Garrity.
Goodman and O’Malia tied for
team honors with 2152 total.
Sunday was Lila Lozo’s and
Jewel Thompson’s day. Lila
led O’Malia with a beautiful 518
series including 191-168 games.
Jewel paced Delaney’s with a
big 205 game, finishing with
500 series. Ann Whiting turned
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