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Crown Majors
Al Ciccarelli was only seven
pins away from a 700 series
Friday night when he piled up
247-221-224 games. His 693
. points along with Frank Kar-
dell’'s 228(616) led American
- Legion to a 4 point win over
Dallas ‘Nursery.
Nick Stredny posted 211-206
(602) for the ‘treegrowers” and
Charlie Nafus had 210 (558). Paul
Kamont spilled 207 - 266 (647) for
‘ yosart’s and with Chiz Lozo’s 201-
203 (596, Jim Lohman’s 232 (585)
and Dan Gula’s 207 (559), they
took 3 from West Side Novelty.
Charlie Williams spilled 254-198-
© 199 (651) for West Side. Tony Bon-
omo turned in 238 (589) and Ted
Henness hit 202 (579).
Gosart’s took over the lead with
55 points and Dallas Nursery
dropped ‘to second with 547.
Fred Adams led Automatic Cig-
‘arette with 222 (582). They lost 3
points ‘to Shavertown Lumber as
Jack Trudnak hit 200 (575).
Harold Kocher led Birth-s with
215-200 (569) and. Bob Moore had
213 (562). Al Wendel rolled 202
(561) for Wesley Gulf. ,
Monk Plumbing took 4 from Dal-
las Shopping with Pete Hospodar
hitting 233 (569) for the “Plumb-
ers”
Other. top scorers were Rudick
208, J. Bolton 202, Stevens 202, L.
Evans 200, Yankoski 201, Garris
205 and Corgan 209.
. Sunday Mixed
Ed Roth led the scoring as
‘he challked up 203 (533) for
the Gems Sunday night. But
watch those girls, Ed! Your
teammates, Alice Heffernan hit
164-190-159 (518) and Grace
Wilson had 177-203 (492).
Jack Stanley led “the Tangos with
201 (505) and Eloise Titman has
150-161 (447). Tangos took 4 from
Semanon and lead the league with
7 points. Twisters are in second
with 6 after a 2-2 split with B.P.’s.
Eleanor Moyer led Twisters with
152-156 (456) and Betty : Stanley
hit 170-167 (485) for B. P.s.
Dick hit 191 for Semanon.
The week before, Jack Stanley
led the scoring with 200-224 (560),
Eleanor Moyer had 184 (471), Tom
Heffernan had 201 (511), Dick 213,
Allie Heffernan 151, Grace Wilson
17 and. Doris Maturi 150.
Imperialettes
Becky Casterline led the
scoring in the league Friday
night when she piled up games
of 174-175 and rolled 497 for
Apex Auto Parts. Apex . sur-
prised everyone by taking 3
from Garrity Real Estate. Peg
465. Evelyn Kamont rolled 164
(470) and Marilyn Morris had
170 (468) for Garrity.
Elston’s Dairy* and Joe's Men
Shop are tied with 5 points each.
Besides Apex and Garrity, O’Malia
and Delaney have 4 each and Mac
Tools and Goodman's have 3.
Rose Novroski with 174-167(488)
and Liz Weale 176-169(471)' led
Joe's; Doris Amos «rolled 187
(482 for Delaney’s.
' Other top scorers were B. Eglis-
kis | 163, D. Belles 160, L. Trudnak
163, J. Agnew 161, M. Ciccarelli
177, G. Grant 180, I. Gabel 166,
A. Pascavage 170, R. Bennett 167,
J. Kriel 179, D. Mallin 164, H. Bo-
nomo 165. :
Ladies Country
Mary Shook topped the high
‘scores of Tuesday night's
matches when she spilled 191-
189-157 (537%) for Joe’s Pizza.
Anita Pascavage turned over
212(516) for Forty Fort Lum-
‘ber and Lila Lozo hit 185-164-
161 (510) for Link’s Tavern.
Evelyn Roberts rolied 168-180
507) for Dallas Hardware.
These girls are too much!
‘Other top scores were posted by
Marie Bellas 201-165 (496), Bar-
bara Egliskis 167 (460), Ginger
Gosart (480), Bernie Pape 166-165
(465), Jean Agnew 163 (472), Car-
ol Hadsel 163-179 (485), R. Novro-
ski 163, E. Kamont 167.
Dallas Hardware is at the top of
the league with 11 points; Forty-
Fort and Bocar are tied with 7 each.
«Fred Adams Hits 679
Action resumed in GEORGE
SHUPP league after last week’s
snow caused postponement of
secand half opening.
i Fred Adams stole the lime-
light as he tallied games of
245-222-212 for a “big” - 679
total.
Paul Kamont turned in a
good night with games of 235-
202-191 (628).
Town House, runner-up to Cook’s
in the first half, swept off 4 to get
the second half underway mainly
on Adams’ 679 along with Lohman’ s |
205-204 (556).
Excavators had Al Wendel 236
(590) and S. Bonomo 214 (584).
Raiders won 4 from Meade’s with
Chet Molley’s 203 game tops for
winners.
Rees Motors also made a clean
sweep over Dallas Lions with Stan
Dicton 199 and Bobb 210 leading
the way.
Sportsmen won 3 from Wreckers
as Harold Kocher hit 213 (585),
Bialogowicz 224 (584) and Macu-
“grille team.”
Wreckers had Monte 214.
Casey’s Hill Top Inn won 27
from Hanson's with Kamont’s 628
top score.
Dallas Woman’s Club
Sapphires ‘took the lead in the
second half with 4 points over
Amethysts and 592 (1730) total
pins, i
Helen Bonomo was top scor-
er with 180-193 (520) for Em-
Bowling News
By DORIS MALLIN
1 A.
eralds. Marge Milne hit 167-
173 (487) and Eleanor Moyer
had 169-161 (467).
Stella Bulford and Mary Reese
each had 173 games.
Industrial League
The first half of the season
ended with Mushal’s Construc-
tion champions with 41 points
and Stanton T V and Adams
Market tied for second with 40.
A. Stuka had highest average
of 178 and took honors with
top singlle of 2385 and 631 ser-
ies.
The second half started Wednes-
day night with Mughals, Harveys
Lake American Legion, Gordon's
Insurance and Lad’s each taking 4
points.
E. Espen ‘took the lead with 192-
214 (586), A. Wendell hit 203(560);
R. Bonomo 212 (554); J. Dungey
197 (551), R.. Giovini 221 (543),
A. Smith 230 (529), A. Stuka 210
(526) and O. Witheridge 198(526).
Linear League
I am still waiting for someone to
submit a list of the current stand-
ings of the Tuesday night Linear
League. I've been holding the top
scores posted in December in’ order
to publish, at the same time, the
top team positions. Doesn't any-
one know who's on top? Who
holds highest average? Who has
most pins on record? How about
letting me know! }
Here are some scores rolled by
the members over a two-week
period: M. Higgs 179 (468), P
Johnson 166, C. Higgs 200, J.
Thompson 188, J. Wentzell 203, B.
Cole 210, M. Weber 167, C. John-
son. 174, J. Thompson 203 (476),
Brandt 177, L. Ziegler 212
(566), C. Higgs. 201 (566), T. Bo-
nomo 226 (570), R. Pilger 176, and
T. Noon 220.
Travelling
Bernie's Pizza fell to Kaier’s Beer
Saturday at Elko’s in Dupont. The
\
local boys lost all as Kaier's Za-
briski hit 651 and three men hit
top 500’s. Trudnak of Bernie's was
high with 214 (554).
The week before, Bernie's took
all 3 from Sacred Heart with Jim
support with. 4
Lake-Lehman Defeated
By Meyers High, 26-17
Lake-Lehman came out of the
match against Meyers Saturday
night beaten and with 1 loss on its
record. Both teams went to the
mats unbeaten, 2-0.
The Mohawk’s Paul Wilfe suf-
fered his first loss to J. Sorber in
154 class, 11-2. Ken Jones, defend-
ing district champ and Drew Yea-
ger, both of Meyers, decisioned their
men to remain unbeaten.
tied in first place with 3 wins. Lake-
Lehman has 2 wins and 1 loss. They
will meet Forty Fort at Forty Fort
Saturday and Meyers will travel to
Dallas.
Final scores: 95—Evans, L, pin-
ned Mallg in 1:30; 103—Monsieur
M, dec. Crispell 8-1; 112—Sprake,
M, dec. W. Sorber 2-1; 120—Harris,
M, dec. Simon 10-1; 127—Yeager,
M, dec. McDermott 4-0; 133—Jones,
iM, dec. Ruckel 5-2; 138 — Wood-
ling, L, dec. Lacey 7-2; 145—Mec-
Daniels, M, dec. Moss 7-3; 154—
J. Sorber, L, dec. Wilfe 11-2; 165—
Kennedy, M, dec. Stockage 5-0;
180—Pederson, 1, won on default;
unlimited — Hannan, M, pinned
Margellina in 5:15.
Lohman hitting 205 (565) and Jack
Trudnak hit 202.
Sporstman Bar took 4 from Lispi’s
with Tom Cross top scorer, 211-214
(603). Fred Fielding rolled 579
and Ron Fielding, 204 (560). Carl
Robert had 214.
Addy Asphalt took 2 from
Stanton Lanes and lost 2 to
Stetz. Al Ciccarelli led the scor-
ing against Stanton with 275
(641) and Leo Yankoski had
208 (595). Fred Stevens rolled
560.
In the contest against Stetz, Leo
spilled 237 (600). Bob Moore had
213.
Crown Imperial Women, first
half champions of the : Wo-
men’s Independent League, took
all 3 from Ashley Lanes. Bernie
Pape toppled 169-171-197 (537)
and Evelyn Roberts chalked up
176-183-172 (531). Dink Thom-
as rolled 178-170 (481), Anita
Pascavage had 187 (476) and
Ginger Gosart hit 162.
Bowlerettes
Whiting’s Parts is on top after
two weeks of play in second half.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1964
Dallas Wrestlers To Meet Meyers Saturday
Pictured above is Walter (Babes) Prokopchak trying for a fall
against his opponent, Sebastian of GAR. Babes,
wrestling in the
133 class for Dallas, won a decision over Sebastian.
Prokopchak will probably go to the mats against Drew Yeager
in the Dallas-Meyers meet on Wrestling Booster Night, Saturday,
at Dallas Senior High School.
Martin Highest Scorer
Dallas Loses To Sailors;
Dallas suffered another loss Tues-
day night when the Swoyersville
cagers outscored them in the con-
test at King’s gym, 84-40.
The Sailors had all but one of
their boys scoring, Holup leading
with 17, Poostay tossing in 15 and
Yurko and Sieminski, 13 each. Mar-
tin led the Mountaineers with 18
and Sinicrope tallied 10.
first
Swoyersville continues in
place of North League.
Monk Plumbing is one point be-
hind with 5. Anne Whiting took
honors last week with 218 (514)
and shared them with Libby Cy-
phers week before when Amne had
171-169 (489) and Libby rolled
177-160 (489).
Team laurels went to Whit-
ing s last week with 780 (2235)
and Monk’s the week before on
72 (2200). High scores were
turned in by Kay Kalafsky
173-178 (507), L. Cyphers 185,
R. Nygren 171, M. Hislop 165,
B. Risch 160, M. Fritzinger 171-
17%, J. Bevan 174, F. Rosen-
berger 170, D. Oravitz 161, S.
Roberts 160, B. Risch 162, S.
Roberts 162, F. Rosenberger
164. :
"
Wilkes-Barre Twp. Wins;
Knights Lose To Cowboys
Dallas Mountaineers bowed to
Wilkes-Barre Township cagers Fri-
day night. The score was 89-63,
thanks to some good rebounding
and fine scoring for Wilkes-Barre
by Shumonski and Honnis, Polak-
oski and Gavis. Polakoski scored 20
points, 15 in the last period; Gavis
had 18. Martin led Dallas with 14;
Mokychic had 11; Sinicrope, Noon
i and Sosik, 10 each.
Dallas tried 25 fouls and Town-
ship 41.
Lake-Lehman was defeated by
West Wyoming, 49-47, losing the
battle in the last 10 seconds of the
game.
The Knights led at the end of
the first quarter by one point. They
outscored the Cowboys by 4 in the
next period, finishing at half, 25-20.
West Wyoming did some catching
up in the third, outscoring Lake-
Lehman by 3 points and the teams
were tied 47 each when, Schultz,
beating the buzzer by seconds,
made the basket that gave the Cow-
boys the game. Schutlz led West
Wyoming with 18 points and Ran-
dazzo had 13. Ellsworth had 21 for
Lake-Lehman,
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A large crowd of local fans
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Dallas and GAR matmen Saturday
night at Dallas High School. Dallas
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Dallas took the lead on a fast
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in 95 class and held it until Reese |
Finn, 127, lost to Robert DeLuca,
GAR, which tied the score 9-9. Dal-
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The lead went back to GAR, 18- |
15 when John Kravas 154, deci- |
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Not for long! Tom Kerpovich pinned
Dick Foy in 165 class, giving Dallas |
the lead, 20-18. {
The score again tipped GAR’s way
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Allen, 180 and GAR took the lead |
by one point going into the final
bout between unlimited Gilbert |
Griffith and John Brominski.
John crashed through with a pin
in the ‘third period and wound up |
the match for Dallas. |
Lew Isaacs, though he lost a de-!
cision in 103 class, had the most |
points ever scored against Mike
Koury of GAR. Koury was twice
District Champion. |
Bout scores: 95 — Lee Isaac D, |
pinned Mezanko in 0:34; 103—Kou- |
ry G, dec. Lew Isaac 13-9; 112— :
Anderson D, dec. Morgan 3-0; 120—
Carr G, dec. Alexander 4-3; 127— |
Deluca G, dec. Finn 13-6; 133— |
Prokopchak D, dec. Sebastian 8-0; |
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7-2; unlimited—Brominski D, pin-
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Wrestling Booster Night
Saturday night, when Dallas |
meets Meyers’ grapplers, Dallas |
Lettermen Bopster Club will spon- |
sor a Wrestling Booster night. The
meet will start at 7:30 at Dallas
‘Senior High School. An area will |
be reserved for the wrestlers’ par-
ents,
Meyers Mohawks are tied in first
place with Kingston and a win ov-
er them would put Dallas tied in
second place. This should be a big
night and the Dallas wrestlers need
your support.
The Booster Club is encouraging |
all fans to follow the courtesy of |
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| Women s State Tourney
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This is the first time the tourna-
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weekends, more or less, depending
upon the entries.
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