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pitching of Martin, who struck out
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Shavertown vs. Fernbrook
Behind the strong pitching of Rog-
ers, who struck out 12, Shavertown
beat Fernbrook August 8, 3-1.
In the secomd inning Mahler sing-
led, stole second and third when
Miller was hit by a pitch. The throw
to second was late when Miller stole,
and the ball too late to catch Mah-
ler, who made it home.
Miller scored after Rogers walked,
and ‘the same play as before back-
fired again. Then in the fourth Feh-
linger and Rome singled, and Feh-
linger scored on an error. But in the
sixth, Miller singled, Mahler was
safe on an error, and Miller scored
on an infield out.
Miller and Mahler had the only
two hits for ‘Shavertown, while
Fehlinger, Rome, and Martin had the
only hits for Fernbrook.
Shavertown
AB
Kupstas, ss
Merithew, 3b-2b
Miller, c¢ 7
Mahler, 2b-3b
Newhart, If
Miller, cf
Rogers, p .....
Jones, 1b
Frederick,
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G. Belles, ¢
Fehlinger, p .
Rome, ss...
Martin, 2b
Morgan, 1b
Bauman, 1f _
Stolarick, cf
Semanas, rf
Williams; 8b ci. 02
Meyer, If ......
R. Belles, cf _.
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Dallas Rotary vs. Westmoreland
Westmoreland defeated Dallas
Rotary 4-3 August 9.
Gabel scored for Rotary on a walk
and stolen bases. But in the second
Dover walked, Puchalsky singled,
and Schilling doubled.
Then in inmings three and five
Rotary scored one run each, on loose
fielding. In the fifth, Popson was
safe on an error, Letts got on on
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fielder’s choice, and Harris homered
to win ‘the game for Westmoreland.
Konnick and Sutton had the only
hits off of Letts, while Popson, Letts,
Harris, Puchalsky, Straub and Schil-
ling had hits for the winners.
Dallas Rotary Qa
AB R H
Ryle, ‘ef rin iui lo. 2 0
Gabel, 2b 45.4. 1 0
Burkhart, ss-p ... 0 0
Burnett, c 0 0
Konnick, p-ss 0 1
Sutton, 3b"... 0 1
Goeringer, 1b is 0 0
Gallagher, 18... ....... 0 0
Goeringer, rf 0 0
Colvert;iipf. 0 0 0
Totals 24 3 2
Westmoreland
R H
Long, seis si 0 0
Popson, 1f-3b .. ih 1
Teetts, por hv a 1
Harris, 1b. Disa Ga 3 1
Dover, esl io lag 3 0
Puchalsky, 3b-c ..... 2 0 1
Straub, ef nS 0 1
Schilling, 'rfis 0) 3 0 1
Corbett #i2b. ..... 04 0 2 0 0
Totals; i... ny li 24 4 6
Trucksville vs. Dallas Dairy
Trucksville trounced Dallas Dairy
16-4 Friday.
In the second inning Szela singled,
Pope and Martin walked, Rutkin
singled, and Harrison walked. Then
in the third, for Trucksville, Rutkin
was safe on an error, Harrison safe
on fielder’s choice, and Williams
walked. Rosenberger them followed
with a single.
In the bottom of the fourth, Miller,
Galletly, and Rosser doubled. Pryor
was safe on an error, and Bottoms
doubled.
Trucksville scored 4 more on
walks in the fifth, and a single by
Pope. Then in the sixth they scored
three more on hits by Cashman and
Wisnieski, and a walk to Williams.
Williams, Wisnieski, Pope and
Rutkinm had two hits each for Trucks-
vile while Galletly and Bottoms had
two each for Dallas Dairy.
Trucksville
AB R H
Williams, p J ih. 0003 3 2
Wisnieski, 'e¢ 2... ph 1 2
Rosenberger, 1b... 4 0 1
Szela, ss 2 1
Pope, 3b ...... 2 2
Martin, cf 2 0
Rutkin, 2b 2 2
Harrison, 1f _ . 2 0
Berlew, rf .__. 0 0
Dotty, vf i 0 0
Cashman, If. 20. 2 1 1
Nagle eb 0. ian 0 1 0
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1963
SEE EEE EEN
The time has come to put away
that - fishing pole, wash out your
bathing suits and get those boats in
drydock. Dig back in the closet and
get out your bowling equipment.
How about that ball? Feel right?
Get up to Crown and clean it up-try
it out a few times. See there! Just
takes a little practice, you'll be all
set by the time season starts. And,
that’s just three weeks off! If you
haven't signed up, get on the “ball”.
You might still get on a waiting list
and before long you'll be on regu-
larly.
Tomy’s summer leagues are just
about finished. Two more weeks to
go. Everyone’s had loads of fun and
it’s been good practice for most.
The whole bunch will “blow off
steam” at a big outing August 25
at O’'Connell’s Twin Lakes. Remem-
ber last year! Dom’t miss it!
Little has been written on the
Party Leagues ‘this summer. There's
been a fine turnout and the lanes
have been kept busy.
Monday might is the big night for
the gang using Peterson Point Sys-
tem. Forty-eight men make up the
men’s league and there are twenty
women. As of last week, the top five
men were Charlie Williams-127.08
points, 207 average; Minor Shaw-
120.20, 188; Nick Buynak-118. 017,
189; Ted Heness-177.23, 186; Bill
Weaver-113.02, 179. Leading the
women were Anita Pascavage-103.30
points, 162 average; Libby Cyphers-
103.02, 153; Mary Ann Comsidine-98.
15, 150; Helen Bonomo-96.15, 159;
Bowling News
By DORIS MALLIN
Kate Gansel-91.34, 136.
On Tuesday nights, ten teams of
men and women get together. Mc-
Cormick’s team was on top with 22
points, Sekera’s had 21 and Com-
monwealth 18.
Wednesday night's mixed league
is called the “Summer iSplashers”.
Heading the eight teams is Farrell's
with 20 points. A three-way tie has
second place with 15 each, Saunders,
Shutlock and Berkey’s. Kamont has
14.
On Thursday night, eight teams
of two couples each “pound the
boards”. Pecchi’s team topped the
lineup last week with 21 points;
Pilger’s had 17 and Fielding’s 13.
Men’s Minor League, six teams,
rolls on Friday night. Until last
week’s contest, Culp Brothers led
with 26, Verfin had 25 and Weaver,
22,
Back Mountain Neighborhood
League held meeting Thursday might
to make final plans for the coming
season, Were you there? Should
have been.
George Shupp Bowling League will
meet at 8 Monday evening, August
19, in the Crown Imperial meeting
room. Plans will be made for the
coming season which starts Monday,
August 26.
Final Standings of Summer Party
Leagues next week! Watch for the
Championship list of the 1963 sea-
son.
Don’t forget the big outing! Au-
gust 25.
Dallas Dairy
AB
Miller, ss-¢ '.........
Galletly, 2b-p ........
Dougherty, If
Pryor, cf-ss
McDade, c-p ....
Bottoms, 3b ....
Dukinas, 1b .
Gates, rf .._...
Lawler, p __.
Rosser, 2b _.
Fallon, rf __.
Dobson, cf
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Minor League
Westmoreland vs. Lehman-Jackson
Lehman-Jackson clobbered West-
moreland 10-1, August 10, Scott the
winning pitcher.
Lehman-Jackson started the scor-
ing with 1 run in the first inning.
In ‘the second inning they scored
3 more on singles by Lozo and Dick-
Cooney, 3b. ....ciee..ou: 2 0 0
Kittle, ss __. 0 0
Grimm, c¢ .... 0 0
Me, 2 2
Fritz, cf 1 1
Bickings, rf _. 2 0
T. Onzick, ¢ ... 0 0
J. Onazick, cf 0 0
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Dallas vs. Shavertown
Dallas upset the favored Shaver-
town team 11-3, Labatch the win-
ning pitcher.
Dallas struck first with 2 runs in
the first inning, scored 4 more runs
on a double by Spencer and singles
by Chamberlain and Kostrobala.
Shavertown followed with 3 runs
to make the score 6-3. Dallas added
tallies to their score in the third,
fourth amd fifth innings.
For Dallas Chamberlain had 3
singles. Powermen for Shavertown
were Way and Filar, each with a
single.
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B Ho Adams, ofa 1 0 Brobst, 1b... 0 0
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Worcheck, If 0 0 we (5 Reeds ete
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Messersmith, 3b __.____.. T 0 0
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POWER Jordan 1f 0 0 Wimmer, 2b 0 0
Flock, c-p 0 0
MOWER Dunn, ss 0 0 Dungey, of 0 0
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Fernbrook vs. Trucksville
On the same day Trucksville de-
feated Fernbrook by the husky score
of 18-7. Siegfried was the winning
pitcher,
Fernbrook struck first with 3 runs
in the top of the first inning. Trucks-
ville followed with 1 to make it 3-1
Fernbrook, In the bottom of the
second, Trucksville scored 12 rums
to make the score 13-3. In the top
of the third, Fernbrook scored 1 run.
Trucksville followed with 3, and
Fernbrook scored 2 runs in the
fourth. Trucksville followed with 2
more. In the fifth Fernbrook scored
1 more run to make the final tally
18-7.
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Fernbrook
AB
Kunkle, inf). 5 000
Nash, ss
Duffy, 3b
Samanus, cf ..
Gruver, 1b .......
Goeringer, p .
Gosart, ¢
Morgan,
LaBar, cf
Klug, If
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Shoemaker, 2b
T.Bvans, ‘el’...
Goveen, If
DeMarco, 1b
Hons, ss
Sutton, ic, .....
Cummings, 3b
Siegfried, ‘p... lL
Wisnieski, rf _..
Bessmer, 2b
DeVincentis, cf ___
Nieols, ‘M .. 0h.0
B. Evans, rf .
Besecker, rf
Martin, rf
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STANDINGS
(as of beginning of week)
: Won
Fernbrook .........4us.
Lehman-Jackson
Dallas
Westmoreland
Trucksville
Shavertown
Dallas Rotary ..
Dallas Dairy
Teeners League
ROUND ROBIN PLAY-OFF
Play-offs are coming up for the
Teeners loop and the Round Robin
play-off method will be used with
the First place team meeting the
fourth place team, while the teams
finishing second and third in the
standings will tangle with one an-
other.
The winners of these two con-
tests will meet in the finals.
RECENT GAMES
Lehman-Jackson vs. Dallas
Lehman-Jackson dumped Dallas
3-0 in a make-up game Monday
with Kern tossing a neat four-hit
shutout. Smith suffered the loss.
Kunkle had the only extra base hit
in the game, a double. Harris paced
the winners with two hits, while
Farrar reached Kern for two of
Dallas’ four hits.
Lehman-Jackson
AB
T. Jones, 2b . isl
D. Jones, 3b
J. Harris, If
RK. Jones, ‘rf <........
McDermott, cf-c .
Kunkle, 1b
Dubil, ss-3b
B. Kern, ip. i...
C. Kern, cf-rf _
Burnett, c¢
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Farrar," 1c
Cheney, rf __.
McDade, ss
Kaschak, ¢
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Townsend, 1b . ........ 3
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Shiner, cf
Carey, 3b
Kostrobala, 2b
Smith, p
Morris, p
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Westmoreland vs. East Dallas
Four-run outbursts in the bottom
of the fifth and sixth innings by
Westmoreland gave them an 8-6 win
over East Dallas. Fedak gained the
win, being touched for nine hits.
East Dallas used three hurlers with
Miller absorbing the loss. West-
moreland garnered but four hits,
but walks and errors hurt the East
Dallas hurlers. Wolensky collected
a triple and Prynn and Supulski
doubles along with Dunn,
East Dallas
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Simpson, 2b............... 4 1 2
Prynn, 1b 4 3 2
Steinhauer, ssp ....... 4 0 0
Supulski, p-ss-3b ........ 4 1 2
Miller, p-3b 24 1 1
Harris, of -.. 3 1 0
Wilson, ¢ 3 0 0
Opalicki, If .... 59 1 1
Byet, 30. 5.00 21 0 1
Roberts, crf 2.00... 1 0 0
Stanton, Wt... 0 2 0 0
Gosart, ‘rio rn 3 0 0
Totals: .......0.. 33 6 9
Westmoreland
AB R H
Mathers, ic... ..0 4 1 0
Szela, 3b cad 1 1
Dunn, 27. .. 4 0 1
Zimmerman, rf . 4 0 0
Wolensky, ss ... 3S 1 1
Fedak, p ...... oF: 0 1
Stille; efi. ata 3 2 0
Evenson, 1b... 5.53 0 0
Jenkins, 2b _... SA 0 0
Antanitis = 2 0
Glenn, 2b... i il 1 1 0
Totalsia ro 31 8 4
Lehman-Jackson vs, Dallas
Lehman-Jackson halted Dallas
again 3-1 behind the one-hit pitch-
ing of Kern and Dubil. ‘Smith and |
Morris did the hurling for Dallas.
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Kern with two hits, one a triple
and Kunkle two hits paced the win-
ners offense. Farrar again had the
only hit off the Lehman pitching.
Game was called in the top of the
seventh.
Lehman-Jackson
McDermitt, cf ............ 3
D. Jones, 3b
J. Harris, If
Burnett, ¢
Dubil, p-ss ...
Kunkle, 1b
E. Kern, ss-p ............
T. Jones, 2b __
C./Rern, rf i. id
Fox, 3b irae, wis
Kanaski, 2b
K. Jones, rf
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McDade, ss
Townsend, 1b ............
Kaschak, c ............
Carey, 3b
Shiner, cf
Kostrobala, 2b-ss
Smith; rip...
Morris, p
Cheney, rf __
Bry, oft gain
McCrea, cf
Parry, 2b
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