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Gosart’s Appliances is way ahead
in the league with 62 points after
taking 3 from Birth’s Esso Friday.
The appliance boys had a big night,
taking honors with a 1056 game,
2986 total pins. Two boys were in
the 600’s. Chiz Lozo had a beauti-
ful series of 677 including a big
game of 268 and 208-201. Dan
Gula spilled 226 (607). Dick Ide
turned over 203-217 (595); Jim
Lohman rolled 203 (581) and Paul
Kamont posted 209. Birth’s fought
Jack’ with Bob. Moore hitting 212-
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200 (609) and H. Kocher scoring
201. Not near enough!
Dallas Nursery is in second place
on 57% with 3 from Shavertown
Lumber and the ‘lumbermen” are
in third with 49. Charles Nafus led
the scoring in that match with 215-
200 (593) for the “treegrowers’;
Nick ‘Stredny hit 221 (586)) and
Steve Bonomo had (573). J. Trud-
nak had 207 for Shavertown.
Wesley Gulf dropped back with
461%, losing 3 to Phillips Supply.
The Gulf boys featured Al Wendell
with 205 (578), and Amby Vida
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hit 218 (564) for Phillips.
Automatic Cigarette took 4 from
Monk Plumbing with Mike Rudick
hitting 205 (567). American Legion
won 4 from Dallas Shopping Center.
Tops for the “legionnaires” was
Frank Kardell with 205 (566) and
Joe Klass, 213. Frank Kundrat had
207 for the “shoppers.”
Dallas Dairy had Cliff Garris in
the 600’s as he piled up 211-207-202
(620); Joe Rodda hit 204 and the
team copped 4 from West Side
Novelty. Tony Bonoma rolled 208
(588) and Chill Williams hit 206-
212 (587) for West Side.
Linear
Another season has begun for
Linear with Press Room B leading
on 4 points from Press Room A
by forfeit. Machine Shop, Boiler
each from Rubber Trim, Mainten-
ping.
Casey Dimmick hit 194-222
(604) and Jack Berti had 198-
199 (561) for Tubing. Tess Har-
vey hit 190(472) for Shipping.
George Groff rolled 203 - 200
(556), Carol Johnson hit 160
for Maintenance and H. Gab-
hart had 193.
Melba Webber rolled 169(460)
and Norman Thompson hit 207
(549) for Machine Shop.
Bowlerettes {
Duke” Isaacs is now ahead with 9
points and Bolton's Diner is tied
with Monk Plumbing and Heating,
8 each. Bolton's Diner led the team
scoring with 787 (2239).
High individual of the week
was Tess Morton with 201. Flo
Rosenberger posted 183 (483)
for top series.
Others with high scores were E.
Anderson 194 (478), S. Roberts 186
(481), L. Cyphers 181, A. Whiting
163-180, D. Oravitz 169-165. K.
Kalafsky, J. Inman, L. Cyphers
and E. Anderson had games in the
150’s.
Dallas Woman’s Club
On top of the league is Topazes
with 9, each. Sapphires and Gar-
nets have 7 each.
Pearls rolled a single of 647 and
Sapphires had 1660 total pins.
Margaret Milne led the scor-
ing with 163-176 (497). Ann
Jordan rolled 473, Theresa Gra-
ham and E. Moyer.
Imperialettes
Helen Bonomo led the scor-
ing Friday night with 188(494)
for Garrity. Evelyn Kamont
with 180-172(492); Jean Piech
176-180 (473) and Marilyn
Morris 164 (468) joined her
to take 3 points from Elston’s,
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_THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1964
Girls" Basketball Team
Has Victory Over GAR
The girl’s basketball squad of
Dallas Senior High played host jon
Friday to GAR and won, 27—10.
The team was determined to win af-
ter losing to Kingston, 44—43, with
two overtimes. Dallas was ahead
throughout the game on Friday,
playing hard in the second half to
keep the lead.
High scorers for Dallas were Con-
nie Condaras with 12 points and
Susan Dingle, 6 points. Dallas guards
did a good job, letting only three
goals in for six of GAR’S points.
The local girls played without
their star, Beverly Eck. Bev. suf-
fered a broken finger in the first
game of the season against Lake-
when she
played against Forty Fort.
All games are played at 4 p.m.
and spectators are cordially invi-
(ted to attend. Support the team!
Dairy.
Rose Novroski hit 176-170 (490)
for Joe’s Mens Shop and Liz Weale,
rolled 166-168 (461), but they lost
{all four to Goodman’s Florists. Jean
Agnew led Goodman's with 171
(464).
Lillian Trudnak led Delaney’s to
a 3 point win over Apex with 168-
180 (475).
Barbara Egliskis scored 170(461)
for Elston’s. In the match between
Mac Tools and O‘Malia, highest
scoring was done by O’Malia’s J.
Wilson with 163 and G. Gabel, 159,
but the team lost 3 to Mac.
Other highs were posted by J.
Thompson 172, B. Casterline 177,
S. Zimniski 164 and J. Miller 163.
Sunday Mixed
Top scorer was Eleanor Moyer as
she piled up 187-166 (506) for
Twisters On the same team, Peg
Stouffer hit 164. Betty Stanley had
165 for B. P.’s.
Ladies Country
Bocar Manufacturing took a tight-
er hold on top spot last Tuesday
when it copped 3 points from second
place Dallas Hardware. Bocar, now
leading with 12 points, is followed by
Forty Fort Lumber with 10. Dallas
Hardware has 9 and Joe’s Pizza, 7.
Bocar led the scoring with 809
(2305).
Lila Lozo led the scoring with 190
178 (527) for Links Tavern. Marge
Milne and Anita Pagcavage out
scored her single game when Marg
hit 167-200 (498) for Bernie's Pizza
and Anita had 159-200 (489) for
Forty Fort Lumber,
Marie Bellas with 192-170 (510),
Mary Dimmick, 189-174 (51) and
Evelyn Kamont hitting 177-173
(493) spilled the most pins for
[| Bocar. B. Egliskis hit 170.
Other top scorers were Evelyn
Roberts 183-168 (497) C. Hadsel
181 and J. Agnew, 167 for Dallas
Hardware V. Harris had 162 (460)
H. Bonomo 169, M. Considine 173,
1G. Gabel 1 5 and L. Weale 169.
Industrial League
There's a three-way tie in first
place between Mushal’s Construct-
ion. Gordnn’s Insurance and A&P
led Wednesday with 3176 total pins
and took 4 points from Parker Fuel.
Highest series rolled was 553 by
A. Stuks of A&P and K. Briggs of
Automatic Service. Briggs’ series
included a game of 230.
Posting games in the 200’s were
R. Bonomo 20., B. Boston 212 and
R. Yaple 212-204 (539).*
hit 194, and D. Wickard 19’ and A.
Smith 192.
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Cop Victory, 34- 18
Dallas posted another Victory |
Wednesday night when the' Senior
High School matmen scored 34-18
over Forty Fort at Forty Fort.
Lee Isaac chalked up his third
straight pin and remained unde- |
feated after pressing Rundle in the
opening bout. Lou Isaac took his
opponent in 53 seconds, giving the
Mountaineers the lead which they
held throughout the meet. Bill
Kelley gained 5 points for Dallas
when he pinned Schultz in 138 class
and Kaschenbach took Ruger, 154
in only 39 seconds. John Bromin-
ski of Dallas won a forfeit.
Bout scores: 95—Lee Isaac, D.
pinned Rundle in 2:37; 103—Lou
Isaac, D, pinned Ceccoli in 53 sec-
onds; 112—Anderson, D, decisioned
Krupp; 5-0; 120—Tom Finn, D, de-
cisioned Chwalek, 8-2; 127 — Me-
Quoid," FF, decisioned Prokopchak,
3-1; 133—Rothstein, FF, decisioned
Reese Finn, 5-3; 138—Kelley, D,
pinned Schultz in 5:00; 145—Gieda,
FF, decisioned Wadas, 7-4; 154—
Kaschenbach, D, pinned Ruger in
39 seconds; 165—Gover, FF, de-
cisioned Kerpovich, 3-2; 180—Whit-
son, FF, pinned Allen in 1:24; un-
limited — Brominski,
forfeit.
Dallas KeyClub News
by DAVE KOPETCHNY
Dallas Kiwanis Key Club held its
monthly meeting Thursday, January
30 and discussed plans for the con-
vention to be held in Philadelphia.
April 17 to 19.
It was announced that drill team
practice will begin in two weeks
and seniors are reminded that if
they wish to aid in practice or act
as substitutes at parades, it will
be appreciated. Letters were dis-
tributed to the following seniors
who have been with the team three
years: William Glahn, John Camp-
bell, “Buddy” Jones, Jack Kaleta,
Dave Elston, Mike Jones, Tom
Pierce, Joe Ulinoski, Lee Philp and
Bob Brown. Tom Rowett and Phil
Heycock have been cleaning and
repairing the drill rifles. The Key-
ettes have been designing new uni-
forms.
A report was given on projects
undertaken by members of the Key
Club. Many helped needy families
during the recent big snow storm;
they delivered food to homes and
brought in clothing for a family
that was burned out. They shoveled
snow and assisted in a search for
a missing dog.
Three members did an exception-
al job during the three day storm
pulling seventeen cars out of ditches
and digging out many residents in
the Center Street area "of Shaver-
town.
Brad Earl drew up posters for
the American Legion and along
with John Farley, wrote up the
wrestling meets and other articles
for the newspaper.
Elmer Lameroux and his commit.
tee have bein doing a wonderful
job bringing up the mats before
wrestling meets. Some members
have aided personnel in the guid-
ance office. They usher in church
and Scott Alexander gave a general
prayer in church. Members referee
at intermural basketball games and
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games. Jack Mallin and Dave
Kopetchny cleaned up the glass in
the parking lot.
Dallas J. V. Wrestlers
Bre Still Undefeated
Dallas J V Wrestling squad re-
mains undefeated after the meeting
with the Forty-Fort team at Forty-
Fort High School Wednesday night.
The local boys won four out of six
bouts, total score 14-8.
Dave Wada, going to the mat at
112, pinned his opponent, in the
second period.
Final bout scores: 95-Rusty Will-
iams decisioned, 3-0; 112 — Dave
Wadas pinned, 5-0; 127-Scott Alex-
ander decisioned, 3-0; 133 — Mark
Dymond ‘lost decision, 0-3; 133-
Larry Richards was pinned 0-.; 138
Doug LaBar, decisioned, 3-0.
The Dallas team has a record of
6-0. They will travel to Lake-Leh-
man Thursday, February 6, for their
next meet.
LEAGUE STANDINGS:
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Harveys Lake 7 1
Huntsville 6 2
Trucksville 6 2
Prince of Peace 3.-.5
East Dallas 2 6 |
Shavertown 0 8
~ BECTION B — PAGE 5
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