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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
THE DALLAS POST, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1963
SECTION A — PAGE.
‘Swoyerville Downs Dallas 10-3,
Lake-Lehman 6-4 In School Tourney
Three Teams Finish With 8-2 Record;
Extra Base Hits Provide Punch For Sailors
Dallas, Lake-Lehman and Swoyer-
ville finished the season with 8-2
records in the Western Division of
the schoolboy ranks and entered the
17th annual high school baseball
tourney to determine the Wyoming
Valley championship at Kingston
Stadium, and among them, Swoyer-
ville came out on top.
Swoyerville and Lake-Lehman
tangled im the opening game with
the Sailors winning 6-4 behind the
five-hit pitching of Joe Kovaleski,
who bested Don Malak.
Dallas and Swoyerville went at it !
Monday and paced by the bat of
John Romanchick, the Sailors again
behind the four-hit pitching of Kova-
leski, trounced Dallas 10-3. Roman-
chick cracked a single, triple and
homerun.
Swoyerville-Dallas
Staked to an early three run lead
in the first inning due to two walks
and two errors the Sailors had little
trouble in turning back the local
Dallas club 10-3. 4
E. Suda walked to start the game
and was sacrificed to 2nd by A.
Suda. A single by Romanchick put
runners at the corners. After Ro-
manckick stole 2nd, Kovaleski was
intentionally walked, loading the
bases. Kraynak then hit a towering
drive to deep left center with Ba-
tory making the catch, Suda scoring
and Romanchick taking 3rd. When
Kovaleski tried to steal second Gos-
art threw the ball into center. and
the two rumners scored as Kerpo-
vich let the ball go by him in center.
Dallas had a chance to close the
gap in the bottom of the first after
Lockard was cafe on an error, and
Brominski clouted a double in the
corner in left. But Kovaleski got
out of the jam by getting Kerpovich
to ground out to first and Martin
flied to right. '
An error by Cobb with two down
in the second again started Paltri-
neri on his downfall.
Sadusky had opened the inning
with a single and the next two hit-
ters popped up before Cobb booted
a grounder by E. Suda. A Suda
followed with a double off the left
field fence, plating Sadusky. Left-
hand hitting Romanchick then
caught a Paltrineri pitch and blast-
ed it over the right field fence for
a homer and three runs. The ball
cleared the fence at the 350-foot
mark. : |
Swoverville scored two more in
the third after two were out. Kray-
nak opened with a s'ngle, but the
next two pooped up before Yurko
lined a single to center which got
bv Kerpovich scoring Kraynak and
Yurko taking third. Holup then
lined a single up the middle ‘send-
ine Yurko homs for a 9-0 lead.
» Dallas scored twice in the fourth
without getting a hit. Martin
walked and was forced at second.
Batory followed with a walk and
both runners advanced as Cobb
grounded to first. Paltrineri fol-
lowed with a grounder to short
which Yurko booted allowing both
runners to score. is
A walk to Brominski and two.
errors by the Sailors let another
run across in the fourth for Dallas,
Paltrineri settled down and hurled
good: ball thru the fourth and fifth
innings but hack=*a-bark triples hy:
A. Suda and Romanchick got the
Sailors’ fnal run across in the sixth,
The win was Kovalaski’ e'ghth
while Paltrineri enffered his first
loss against six victories.
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E. Suda, 3b
A. Suda. 2b...
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Lockard, rf
Brominski,
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2B—A. Suda, Lockard. Brominski.
3B—A. Suda. Romanchick, Yurko.
HR—Romanchick, SO—Kovaleski 6,
Paltrineri 2. BB—Kovaleski 2, Pal-
trineri, 3. Umpirese—Piscarik and
Dougher.
Swoyerville—Lake-Lehman
The first inning of this contest
was about the same story as the
Dallas game. Errors paved the way
for three unearned runs.
Kovaleski bested Malak in a keen
hill battle in this one. He picked
up his seventh win, while Malak
finished the season with a 5-2 slate.
'E. Suda started the game by
reaching first on an error by Ells-
worth. A. Suda then followed with
a bunt, but Kunkle dropped Malak’s
perfect throw. After TRomanchick
fanned, Kovaleski was safe on an
nak then doubled scoring A. Suda
and Rinko drove across the third
tally with a groundout. —
. Lake-Lehman scored in the third
on a
‘Ellsworth, 3b. . |... ....
single by Lettie and a triple] :
Gray.
the bottom of the third. Kovaleski
started with a single, Kraynak fol-
lowed with a single, and both run-
ners moved up when Rinko sacri-
ficed. Sadusky was intentionally
passed to load the sacks, but the
strategy backfired when Yurko hit
a base-clearing double to give the
Sailors a 6-1 lead.
The Knights got to Kovaleski in
the sixth when Gray opened with
a walk. Rogers followed with a
single; Gray taking third. Gray
crossed the plate as Sorber ground-
ed out. Ellsworth then hit to sec-
ond and they tried to cut down
Rogers at the plate, but the throw
was late. After Palmer grounded
out, Keiper singled home Ellsworth
with the final marker.
Lake-Lehman
Sorber, ¢
Palmer, If .
Keiper, cf ...
Kunkle, 1b ..
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Malak, p
Totals
Swoyerville
E. Suda, 3b
A. Suda, 2b .......
Romanchick, cf
Kovaleski, p .......
Kraynak, ¢ ....
Rinko, ss. ....
Sadusky, If
G. Yurko, rf
Holup, 1b
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Lake-Lehman
Swoyerville
2B—A. Suda, Kraynak, E. Yurko.
3B—Gray. SO—Kovaleski 5; Malak
4. BB—Kovaleski 2, Malak 4. Um-
pires—Pascoe and Wendoleski,
Home On Leave
Airman 3rd Class Gary L. Rowe,
who has been stationed at Green-
ville Air Force Base, Mississippi, is
spending a two week leave with his
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
George Honeywell, Idetown.
He will leave from this area to
attend school at Alabama Air Force
Bage, where he will train as an
operating room specialist.
Gary is a graduate of Lake Leh-
man High School.
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GEORGE SHUPP LEAGUE
Pine Brook Inn won the second |
By DORIS MALLIN
Bowling News
were by Kravitz 223, Meade 203,
Jones 207, G. Brussock 191-196,
half of Monday night league and | Shinal 204, Myers 196, Volley 191,
rolled off against Town
Restaurant, winner of the first half,
last week.
Fine Brook took over this
half when it took 3 points from
Wreckers, Town House Restau-
rant lost all to Berti & Sons,
Raiders took all from Sports-
men’s Bar, Dallas Lions lost 3
to Hanson’s Bar and Casterline
Hauling took 3 from Meade’s
Garage.
High man for the champs
was Joe Shalata with 207-205
(598), but Stan Dicton ran off
with top score of the evening
on 232-205 (602) for Berti’s.
Other leading sgorers were Bob
Moore 192-198 (576), Town House;
Shemanski 212 (560), Roberts 215
(571), Berti; Cadwalader 192 (550),
Sportsmen; Rudick 202-201 (568),
Raiders; J. Thomas 220 (563), Dal-
las Lions; Dimmick 202-208 (555),
Hanson's; Mike Corgan 201 (553),
Pine Brook Single scores noted
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House | Gareis 199, Krajewski 196.
At the same time the champs
battled it out, league members par-
ticipated in the proprietors’ roll-off
to determine which teams would
enter competition sponsored by the
proprietors’ each season.
Town House Restaurant captured
the seasonal championship by
downing the second half winners,
Pine Brook Inn, in a “spine-tingling”
match.
Town House won first game by
19 pins and second game by 40, but
the “inn” boys bounced back to
win the finale by 26 pins, falling 23
pins short.
Bob Moore with 204-208
(566), Tom Gauntlett 224
(548), Bob Fallon 200 (519),
dim Lohman 203 (517) and
Andy Matte 478 rolled for
Town House. Chuck Glasser is
the other team member.
Gerard Harris 196-191 (537),
Joe Shalata 537, Mike Corgan
190 ' (515), Bill Shalata 191 |
(502) and Harold Bennett 472 |
rolled for Pine Brook. Jack | 2536. |
Traver is the sixth member. { In the playoffs, Idetown B, led |
Two St. Therese’s teams, Wreck-| by Captain Dick Ide, nosed out
ers and Raiders, will participate | Lehman B by 2794 against 2786
in the Proprietors’ tournament, | pins. Although Lehman B had a |
Wreckers rolled 2864 with Raiders | last game of 1004, they were un-
a close second on 2863, | able to overcome the lead held by |
Jack Trudnak 216-206 (596), | the Idetown team after the first |
Russ Monte 204 (578), Bill Amos |two games. |
194 (557), Bill Morton 215 (543) | Harold Elston, of the Shavertown |
and Chuck Glasser 506 scored for | Five, had high single game of 265.
Wreckers. | Trophy winners of the season
Joe Klass 193-224 (605), Al Til- | were: High average-Ed Havrilla,
loston 229 (549), Dick Gareis 194 | 184 (Jackson C); High team series-
(530), Fred Bonfig 529 and Mike Dallas A, 2897; high individual
Rudick 506 scored for Raiders. | series-Ed Havrilla, 660; high team
The league Banquet will be held | single - Dallas A, 1057; high in-
three games of 939-908-902 for
a 2749 series against Lehman's
p.m. | Shavertown, 249 each.
BACK MT. VOLUNTEER FIREMEN | COMMUNITY SERVICE LEAGUE
Jackson C won the season’s | Besecker’s Real Estate took
Championship from Lehman A | the second half championship
with Ed Havrilla of Jackson by defeating Guyette’s TV last
leading the way on a 547 trio. | week. The team also took
For Lehman, it was Alex Rebar honors with highest single
528. game of the season, rolling a
with Jackson totalled
Orchard Farm with Remiller lead
| ing on 192-200 3
1190-201 (571); L. Corbett had 20
190
(593)
554) for Boyd White’s as it too
Saturday, June 1st in Sportsman’s | dividual single . tie between W. | 4 from Mercury Motors.
| Bar & Grill, Harveys Lake, at 7:00 | Wright, Jackson B and H. Elston,
| 199, Heidel 211, Bolton 210, Kostrg
bala 191-195, Pryor 192.
| Williams 190-224
| 197-220
| (563), Whittaker 211 (569), Pete
{sen 208
191,
Makar 190, Guyette 244, Laity 21%
third game of 1006 including
277 by Sherm Harter. Sherm’s
high game also broke previous
records set this season. Harter
chalked up 190-277 (627), high
series for the night; Schalm
had 222 (588) and Williams
hit 231 (584). Wilson posted a
212. J. Stanley led Guyette’s
with 204; A. Whittaker had
194; V. Makar 193 and R. Am-
brose 192.
Ben Franklin took all 4 fron
(574); Roth hittin
(570); F. Kardell 202-20
and D. Peterson 209-19
Other high scorers were Lait
Previous week's top scorers we
(596), Reimille
(584), Ambrose 205-20
(562). Kostrobala ha
Demmy 202, Kardell 204
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