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‘DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
The leagues are well wndoriiy
at Crown Imperial Lanes and with
three or four weeks of competition
behind them, some stronger teams
are beginning to pull ahead and the
battle has begun.
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Crown Imperial Women took 3
from Pubhlick’s last week as Evelyn
Roberts pounded the boards for the
local gals, winding up a series with
549, boasting single games of 190-
203: Helen Bonomo hit 170 (476)
and Bernie Pape tumed in 169 (461),
Anita Pascavage rolled 167.
' Addy Asphalt, with Leo Yankoski
hitting 235-192 (595), Bob Moore
spilling 224 (575) and Al Ciccarelli
Tom rolled 193 (556).
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By DORIS MALLIN
posting 212 (569), took 3 fromMozip.
Casino and Sunset won 2 from
Lispi Lanes with Tony Bonomo
hitting a big 197-202-210 (609)
and brother Steve chalking up
193-211 (583). Tony Pineno had
221 (572).
Bernie's Pizza took 2 from Bavitz
Recreation. Jim Lohman led scoring
with 554. Paul Kamont had a single
204 and Andy Matte, 196
Sportsman Bar had a big
might! Sid Fielding and Carl
Roberts really scattered wood
as Sid piled up 211-269 for a
total 662 and Carl rolled 224-
199-203 (626). Fred Fielding
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Sportsman took all 4 from
Kingston Lanes.
Boyd White Leads League
Boyd White leads COMMUNITY
SERVICE League with 8 points af-
ter copping all 4 from Orchard Farm.
The “farmers” have 7. Franklin is
third with 6 and ‘three teams are
tied with 5 each.
Peterson and Pryor were the
inspiration for White's team.
Peterson turned in a big 616
with a beautiful second game
of 267 and Pryor hit 232 in the
third, totalling 575.
Franklin and Guyette’s split 2-2
as P. Schalm hit 210 for Franklin
and Guyette’s featured W. Lawler
with 209.
Stanton’s 4 point victory over
Besecker’s was led by Zachary with
a big 244 (557). White's 2568 total
| pins were high and Franklin, with
895, took single high.
Sheldon’s Lunch Takes Over
Sheldon’s Lunch took 4 from Rob-
inson’s Kenmels and took over the
lead in BACK MOUNTAIN NEIGH-
BORHOOD League with 15 points.
Bolton's Diner, splitting 2-2 with
Stonehurst, had 14 and Stonehurst
has 13. Disque Funeral Home won
3 from Don’s Cities [Service and
Beaumont Inn, 4 from Fuller Brush.
Disque and Don’s are tied with 10
points each.
. Last week’s top scorer was
Al Ciccarelli for Disque with
219 (605). Joe Kravitz took
single game honors with 232
for Don’s.
(Week before, Bill Weaver
(Beaumont Inn), with a big 247
and Bill (Payne) with 233(582)
series posted top scores.
Other high figures for the two-
week period were posted by Ora-
vitz 232 (562), Rosenberger 220, J.
Bolton 200, Engelhart 220, Michael
(573), Yankoski 206, Bennett 221,
Stredny (574), Ansilo 208, Weaver
(564), T. Hemess 222, Dale Zimmer-
man 212, LaBar 200, Purvin 213
(582).
Pugh 201, Michael 211, Brace 201,
J. Bolton 200, Navich 212, Shershen
213 (596), Stredny 210-201 (573),
K .Rogers 228 (573), Winogradski
207, Purvin 217 (569), Vanderhoff
213, Fortey 210 (560), Dugan211.
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CROWN IMPERIAL MAJORS by 1
point. Dallas Nursery and Shaver-
town Lumber were neck and neck
with 9. Automatic Cigarette had 8,
West Side Novelty and Phillips
Supply had 7 each.
Monk took 3 from Dallas
Dairy despite ' “milkman” Cliff
Garris’ big scores of 208-200-
218 (621). Andy Matte was
top “plumber” with 209 (569).
Leo Yankoski turned in a
high single of 231 for Phillips.
Tom Gauntlett; 205 and Ben
Krajewski, 207 led “lumbermen”
and Ted Heness, 220 and Chill Wil-
liams, 200 topped West Side as the
two teams split 2-2.
“Treegrowers”’ lost 3 to Birth’s
Esso as the “service” boys featured
Don Bolton with 222-224 (577),
Harold Kocher with 214 and Dick
Meyers, 14. Steve Bonomo spilled
203-200 (572) and Nick Stredny
| 222° (558) for Nursery.
Dan Richards with 219 (575) and
Ed 'Havarilla 199-211 (583) led
Wesley Gulf to a 4 point victory
over Automatic. Mike Rudick 214
and Fred Adams 217 led Automatic.
Gosart’s 3 point win over Ameri-
can Legion was inspired by Paul
Kamont’s 552 and Chiz Lozo’s 214
(569). Al Ciccarelli scored for
“Legionnaires” with 217 (571); J.
Klass hit 211 and Rich Bonomo had
213.
' Dallas Shopping Center lost 3 to
Phillips. Fred Kundrat hit 205-
215 (567) for “shoppers” and Leo
Yankoski’s big game along with 'W.
Amos’ 215 topped “suppliers” scor-
ing.
Which Bonomo on West Side
spilled 122 pins in one game. Don’t
feel bad! Somebody on Dallas Dairy
rolled 119. Tech, tch! -
Delaney And Garrity Tie
Garrity’s 3 points from Goodman’s
and Delaney’s 2-2 split with Joe's
Men Shop put them in first place
with 8 each. Mac Tools took 3
from Elston’s Dairy and has 7 in
IMPERIALETTES.
Becky Casterline took honors
with a big 526 series for Apex.
Becky.started out with 190-206
with no help from her team-
mates. When she fell back in
third, Julie Kriel and Doris
Mallin came through with 178
and 165 games respectively so
the team took 3 from O’Malia
Laundry. Helen Bonomo was
close with 190-179 (524) for
Garrity and Marilyn Morris hit
168-183 (462) as the team took
8 from Goodman’s. Jean Miller
rolled 161-176 (483).
Ruth Bennett spilled 209 pins in
her first game for Joe's; her series
was 496. Doris Amos hit 160 (474)
and Mary A. Considine, 169 for
Delaney’s.
Anita Pascavage posted 203 (481)
for Mac Tools. Gloria Grant hit
166. Jewell Thompson hit 169 and
Gloria Charnitski 166 for Elston’s.
Three Way Tie In Lakers
Burkes Bar-B-Q, Sportsman Bar
A and Kocher’s Boys are tied with
6 points each; Top Shelf has 5.
Burke’s, Bar B Q had a 970 and
Kocher’s Boys rolled 2785 total pins.
Big scorer last week was Harold
Elston with 247 (638). Harold
Kocher hit 221 (591), Bill Ritten-
house 203 (562), Harold Kocher,
Jr. 204, Arvil Reish 201 and Betty
MacDougall 199 (519).
Emeralds Lead Women
Emeralds lead DALLAS WOM-
AN’S CLUB League with 10 points.
Diamonds led scoring last week with
590 (1659); week before Emeralds
had 605 (1749). Donna Kaye and
Eleanor Moyer shared honors with
203 and 524 respectively. Helen
Bonomo led week before with 188
(535). Stella Bulford of Rubies
had a beautiful all spare game of
177.
Four Teams Tied Up
Bernie’s Pizza and Forty Fort
Lumber have 8 each; Dallas Hard-
ware and Bocar Manufacturing, 7
each in COUNTRY League. Bernie's
and Forty Fort had 4 point victories
over Hardware and Link’s Bar &
Grill Tuesday. Bocar took 3 from
Joe’s Pizza.
Evelyn Roberts and Helen
Bonomo, lined up opposite each
other, tied with 496 series. Eve-
Iyn rolled 188 and Helen hit
167-177. Marge Milne had a
single 202 and 490 series.
Bernie’s Pizza took honors with
820 (2270).
Big scores were posted by Bernie
Pape 161-173 (487); Mary Dim-
mick 163-162 (482), Mona Dymond
179-164 (460), Ruth Bennett 168-
172 (466).
L. Lozo hit 178, E. Olenick 172,
E. McShea 158, M. Bellas 174.
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Plymouth-Dallas
Play 0-0 Tie
Taking a step forward into stif-
fer competition in a season opener,
Dallas Mountaineers battled a Ply-
mouth high eleven to a 0-0 draw,
and at that held the edge.
Over 2500 fans witnessed the
thrilling contest in Plymouth’s Hu-
ber stadium. 2
Both teams turned in top defen-
sive efforts when such occasions
arose. Dallas stopped a Shawnee
threat in the first half on its eight-
yard line. Joe Noon turned in the
defensive effort as he broke through
to drop a Shawnee ball-carrier for
a seven-yard loss. This was the
deepest penetration for Plymouth in
the contest.
Dallas completely dominated play
in the second half, and Plymouth
had to halt four Dallas drives in-
side the fifteen-yard stripe.
Halfback Ed Harry, used on wide
running plays and as a receiver,
was the main offensive threat in
the Indians’ first half drive as
Plymouth failed to do much
through the rugged Dallas interior
line.
Noon, Farley Threat
Fine running by John Farley on
punt returns and the bullish rushes
of Joe Noon through the middle
kept the Plymouth team with their
backs to the wall most of the sec-
ond half.
Farley returned ome punt 25
yards to the Indians’ 23 and two
others into Plymouth territory.
Mike Jones who played a fine
game on defense, and was highly
praised by former Plymouth coach
Snoggy Mergo, blocked another
Plymouth punt.
Plymouth did not get into Dallas
territory in the second half umtil
the fina] minute of play.
Linemen John Brominski, Charlie
Lockard and Bob Vgelker con-
sistently opened holes for the Dal-
las backs on offense, and on de-
fense did a bang-up job alomg with
linebacker Tom Kerpovich.
Dallas’ failure to score was prob-
ably because of a poor passing at-
tack. The Mountaineers failed to
complete a pass in ten attempts.
Plymouth stymied on the ground,
didn’t have too much more success
in the air, completing five of eight
passes for 29 yards.
Plymouth’s Joe Scibek was a
standout on defense throughout the
entire contest,
Knights Topped
By Flyers 15-9
Lake-Lehman victorious in its
opening game, ran into a rugged
Forty Fort team Friday night and
lost a “tough” 15-9 contest high-
lighted by two field goals.
The contest, played before some
1000 fans, was played on a muddy
gridiron and in a slight drizzle. Des-
pite the conditions, both teams hung
onto the pigskin rather well, Forty
Fort losing the ball twice, while
Lake-Lehman did not fumble.
Ken Ellsworth booted a 27-yard
field goal for Lake-Lehman, his
second of the season, while Dave
Lenk3r booted a 12-yarder for the
Flyers. Surprisingly though, both
teams failed to kick am extra point
in the game,
McDermott Scores
Lake-Lehman drew first blood in
the contest, driving 60 yards with
Mark McDermott chalking up the
TD by taking am eight-yard pass
from quarterback Larry Lettie.
First half ended in a 6-6 deadlock
as Bruce Grover climaxed a Forty
Fort drive by going over from the
five-yard line.
Flyers Take Lead
Neither team scored in the third
period, but early in the final period,
Forty Fort jumped into a 9-6 lead
on Lenker’s 12-yard field goal after
a march from the midfield stripe
was ‘halted.
Later in the period the Knight's
offense got moving to reach the
Forty Fort 10 before the attack
fizzled, and Ellsworth stepped back
and booted a tieing field goal from
27 yards.
LakeLehman tried an on-side
kick, but it failed amd the Flyers
moved 60-yards for the winning
touchdown. Final play was a ten-
yard pass from Blandima to Whitson
for the tally.
Watkins At General
Ernest ‘Watkins, Machell Avenue,
admitted ‘to General Hospital Mon-
day, submitted to major surgery
Tuesday. He is reported as doing
well.
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Graduate Award Study Program and
will attend Lehigh University where
he will work toward a Master of
Science degree.
Mr. Lynch is the son of Mr. and
He is a graduate of Hanover High
School and Villanova University.
Unexpected Reprieve
Four freshmen from this area
are back at their studies at Mans-
field State College after an unex-
pected reprieve of a week due to
heating troubles.” They are Judy
Besteder, John Dana, Marlene
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