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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
"CROWN IMPERIAL LANES
BOWLING
NEWS
- Last week was a short one for
The Dallas Post and I could not pos-
sibly meet the early deadline with
the bowling news.
Crown Major League
Bill Amos led the Crown Ma-
jor League as he toppled 628
: inclduding 202 - 246 games.
Charlie Williams piled up 208-
215 (610) and Al Ciccarelli roll-
ed 202.- 291 - 201 (616).
High scores were . marked by
Trudnak 200-208 (598), Metz 554,
Krajewski 200, Gauntlett 200, T.
Bonomo 553, Corgan 212, Kundrat
555, Wendell 208 (558), Harris 557,
Moore 206, 'Stredny, 564, Nafus; 201
(571), Evans 210, L. Yankowski
214 (558), Garris 210(569), Wea-
ver 212 (573), Panunti 211 (595),
Matte 553, Kamont 201 (560), Lozo
214 587).
The ‘treegrowers” still led the
league last week ‘with 38", points
but Gosart's had moved up to sec-
ond on 3 points from the “plumb-
ers” and ‘Automatic (Cigarette, drop-
ping 4, fell to third. Shavertown
Lumber moved ahead of Monk's
with 26 and Monk’s went to fifth
with 257%.
Back Mt. Neighborhood.
‘Stonehurst Cottages and Bolton’s
Diner were tied in first place on
the fourteenth with 36 points each.
Sheldon’s Lunch had 34%, points
and Disque Funeral, 34,
Nick Stredny is holding the
record with a 642 series ‘and
G. Mizenko with high game of
290. .
Top scorer llast week was
Nick Stredny with 225 - 226
(642) for Disque Funeral Home;
Bob Williams hit 236 - 217
(619).
Others in the top-scoring bracket
were Check 555, Art 202 (567),
L. Yankeski 218, Brace 209 (558),
B. Williams 211, T. Bonomo 231
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George Shupp
Jim Lohman topped the scor-
ing two weeks ago with 201-
223 (613) for Town House and
Steve Benomo hit 212 (600)
for Cook’s.
Shalata hit 568, Wendel 214.
(568), Shaw 222 (551), Gulitus 201
(560), Kocher 205 (556), Kamont
205( 568), Jones 211 (560), Moore
218 (589), Trudnak 215, L. Yankos-
ki 200 (573), Eddy 208, Shemangki
212 (559) Volley 559, Finnegan 214.
Fred Adams led the high ser-
206 (633) for Town House. For
Gareis hit 232 (591) for Raid-
ers and Joe Shalata posted
208 (583) for Cook’s.
Others with top scores were S.
Bonomo 200-215 (574), Wendel 208
(564), -Kamont 555, Dimmick 215
(559), Hudak 204, Yankowski 230,
Amos 203, Lohman 214, Krajewski
202. Kreil 200.
Two 600 series were featured
this week. i
Andy Matte spilled 220-225
(623) for Town House Restaur-
ant and Steve Bonomo rolled
228-212 (613) for Cook’s.
Meade’s Garage and Town
House captured team honors,
Meade’s with 2787 total pins
~ and Town House with a single
of 957. cee wa
Leo Yankoski led Meade’s on 232;
(584) along with Ehret 557 and
Hudak 202 (550). Lohman .posted
205-211 (599) for Town House.
League-leading = Cook's «forfeited
4 to Sportsmen when only two men,
showed up. Sportsmen had Maculis
205 (557).
Dallas Lions featured Dick Myers
with 210 (556) and Hilltop Inn had
Paul Kamont with 214 (558). Joe
Shemanski led Rees Motors with
223 (565) and Roberts hit 550.
Jack Trudnak hit 208 (591) for
Wreckers.
Imperialettes
Anita = Pascavage piled up
games of 181-169-186 (for a
big total of 536 for Mac Tools
last week sharing honors with
Helen Bonomo who hit 194
(482) for Garrity.
Top scores were posted by Gloria
Grant 166 - 164 (488), Julie Kriel
163 - 161 (477), Jean Piech 160
(454), Della Belles 180 (474),
Gladys Gabel 174 (466),' F. Alla-
baugh 162, T. Denmon 167.
Friday night Jean Agnew
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1963
led the scoring with 167-173-
185 (525) for Goodman’s. Hel-
en Bonomo topped Garrity’s
with 193-180 (501).
Anita Pascavage turned over 167-
184 (491), Liz Weale hit 165-167
(461), Rose Novroski (459), Doris
Amos 168-161 (485), Jewel Thomp-
son 178 (468), Bea Roan 165-162,
Kaet Gansel 160. i
Country Ladies
Bernie’s Pizza heads the roster
with 43% points and Joe's Pizza
has 30. Bocar Manufacturing is
pushing with 29 points and Dallas
| Hardware with 28.
Mary Dimmick took honors .
week before ‘last with 211-178
(536) for Bocar. Bernie Pape
spilled 163-181-182 (526) for
Joe’s Pizza and Helen Bonomo
piled up 166-168-170 (504). for
Bernie's.
Others with high scores were Rose
Novroski 167 (471), Anita Pascav-
age 166 (462), Marge Milne 176
(468), Ginger Gosart 162-161(476),
M. Considine 172 (466), D. Belles
164, L. Lozo 171, E Kamont 177,
K. Gansel 160, J. Agnew 160.
Last week, Carol Hadsel
crashed through with 204-183
(525) for Dallas Hardware.
{Lila Lozo hit 189-164 (503)
for Link’s Tavern and Anita
Pascavage rolled 165-181-170
(546) for Forty Fort Lumber.
Many beautiful scores were post-
ed. Bernie Pape rolled 170-17C (492),
Ginger Gosart 187 = (498), Rose
Novroski 193 (482), Evelyn Ro-
berts 161-169 (484), Jean Agnew 168
(471), Marge Milne 170(467), Hel-
en Bonomo 162-170 (469), Mary
Dimmick 171 (454), G. Gabel 166,
K. Ganscel 161, B. Egliskis 172.
Community Service
This Monday : night league has
been’ slighted 'for two weeks in a
row. Of course, none were covered
last week and week before. it just
happened. to. be one. of the leagues
that got: squeezed out, dune tc lack
of space. T
On the eighteenth, D. Bol-
ton led the scoring with 220
(575). Demmy hit 551, B. Guy-
~ette 205, Kardell 215.
Last week, the men were down
with no one hitting over 550. Titman
posted a 211, Kostrobala hit 219.
Zachary 208 and | Demmy 210.
Monday night found Kos-
trobala in the “limelight” with
. 216-223-213 (652) for Stantoa’s
TV. Roth turned over 204 (560)
for Orchard Farm and Sekera
hit 209. Shuster had 200.
‘Boyd White's team lost out when
only one member showed up to bowl.
Orchard Farm heads the league
with 37% and iStanton’s has 32%.
Ben Franklin has 26, Besecker 18
and Guyette’s 17. ‘
Sunday Mixed
Bmong Opening Day Successes
.
A nephew of Edwin and William Rhodes, Harveys Lake, who
hunts every year with his uncles near Egglestons at Vernon, Ralph
Flowers, Edwardsville, bagged this nice 9-point buck around 8 Mon-
day morning.
The buck weighed 190 pounds after dressing.
Other local success stories were: Carl German, Demunds, hunt-
ing on own property, 7:45 opening day, got a 4 point, 125 pound buck.
Patrick Brown, hunting with Walter Davis Jr. and Michael Brown,
got a 7-pointer at Bear Creek at 1:15 opening day. .
Twelve-year-old Bobby Samanus, East Dallas, is reported to have
got a thirteen point buck Tuesday
Dick Weidner, Centermoreland, shot a spiker near the village
Monday. ? :
Two deer for a party of eleven hunting at Ganoga Lake, shot by
Arch ‘Austin, and Edgar Hughes, Jr. They were able to negotiate
the four-hour traffic jam on Route 118 because they traveled by
jeep.
Frank Nimick, who resides with the Bert Coons family over
weekends, bagged an eight-point buck at Carverton Monday.
An East Dallas boy, Dick Strazdus, now living in Ashley, shot
a three-pointer above Noxen at 8:15 Monday.
James Knecht, Kunkle, shot an 8 point buck in Susquehanna
County.
David Finn, 13, Harveys Lake, shot a 3 point buck weighing 120
pounds at Lovelton Monday afternoon. He was accompanied by,
his father, Reese Finn, and brothers, but was alone when he made
the kill. :
Mrs. Myrtle Bolton
Buried At Chester
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was a past commander of Navy Mo-
thers of Wilkes-Barre.
She is survived by her husband,
Albert C.; one son, Kenneth A., For-
Funeral services for Mrs. Myrtle | ty Fort; one granddaughter, and
Bolton, R. N., Memorial Highway, | brother, Reuel Nelting, Coral City,
Dallas were held Friday evening | Florida.
from a Forty Fort Funeral Home. |
Rev. ‘Guy Leinthal officiated. Inter- |
ment was in Chester Rural Ceme-
tery. |
Mrs. Bolton, the former Myrtle |
Nelting, Kingston, N. Y., had been |
a medical patient at Mercy Hospit-
al since November 21, where she |
died Wednesday morning.
A graduate of Bushwick Hospital
School of Nursing, Brooklyn. Mrs.
Bolton moved to Dallas a year ago,
formerly residing in Forty Fort. She
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I'm not sure who is on top or what
team has the cellar; but here is a
list of all top scorers for. the last
threc weeks. :
Bob Maturi led off on November
17 with a 520 series. Eloise Titman
hit 168, Sue Schalm had 182 (471
Wilson hit 160.
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Marge Milne rolled 451 re Grace |
On the twenty-fourth, Reb Milne
led the “guys” with 525 and Marge
Miine topped the “gals” with 177-
162 (488). Alice Heffernam hit 168
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