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Gecirge Jacobs has been awarded
his first varsity A in wrestling by
Amherst College in Massachusetts.
Jacobs wrestled in the 167, 177,
and unlimited classes for the Am-
herst team that won the Little Three
Championship. As Jacobs is only a
sophomore, his coach, Dwight “Scul-
ly”’ Scandrett, has high hopes for
him in the next two years. As a!
freshman last year, Jacobs won his
numerals in wrestling and crew.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Jacobs of 164 North Pioneer
Avenue, Shavertown, and is a 1961
graduate of Dallas Senior High
School and spent a year in the
Philippines as a foreign exchange
student. In high school he was Pres-
ident of the Key Club, and lettered
in football and wrestling.
Antique Show To Open
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Over 50,000 antiques valued at
over a million dollars will be on
display at the Eastern National
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April 13 thru the 16. ]
Exhibiting dealers from a four-
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Setting Sports Record
“Bill” Williams
Bill Williams, son of Mr. and Mrp.
Bruce Williams, Idetown, a junior
at Shepherd College, Shepherdstown,
West Virginia, swam in 12 events
during three days of Wept Virginia
Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
competition. 3 :
© Bill is co-captain of his team
and made the most points during
the meet. He set a new state recdrd
in the 200 yard free style with a
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1964.
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The Women’s 26th Annual State
Tournament started Saturday at
Stanton Lanes with many local
bowlers. rolling their singles and
doubles. The weekend was filled
mostly by applications from . the
Wyoming Valley Area and Scranton.
No one will compete during the
Easter weekend, but every weekend
following, up until the end of May,
will be filled with bowlers .from all
over the state.
Crown Major
Gosart’s Appliances leads the Ma-
jor league with Dallas Nursery and
Wesley Gulf second and third.
Top scorers the past two
weeks has been Charlie Wil-
liams with 224-222 (630) and
Joe Klass hitting 255 (629).
Others in the 600’s were Dick
Ide 201-231 (618), Arlie Van-
derhoff 214-214 (602), Jack
Trudnak 203-205 (606), Chuck
Glasser 231 (601), Jim Lohman
215-207-204 (626) and Harold
Kocher 205-230 (613).
Posting games over 220 were Al
Ciccarelli, Bill Weaver, Chiz Lozo,
Al Wendel, Steve Bonomo, Frank
Kundrat, Tony Bonomo and Nick
Stredny.
Others in 200’s were Roan, Loh-
man, Panunti, Gorey, Matte, Hospo-
dar, Vida, Michael, Kirajewski, Reegse,
Richards, Myers, Molley, Ciccarelli,
Pineno, Varner, Vanderhoff, Nafus,
Bonomo, Trudnak, Wendel, Hospa-
dcr, ‘Gula, Kardell, Garris, Kocher
and Moore,
Linear Bowling League
Press Room B and Rubber Trim
are tied with 27 points each. Bosses
have 26, after losing 3 to Tubing
and giving up its top position.
George Groff led last week’s
scoring with 208-201 (579).
Heading the list of Women was
Tess Harvey with 180 (476).
Mona Higgs hit 182 (474) and
Jewell Thompson rolled 172-
166 (472). Week before, Jewell
hit 183 (477).
Others with good scores were, for
the men, Thompson 203, Ritten-
house 212 (555), Richardson 211,
Gryskicwica 207, Ackerman 218.
Marv Elston rolled 217-202 (574).
Leading the women were M. Higgs
175, C. Miner 161; R. Newberry 152,
H. Bolton 166, J. Brannon 164, K.
Groff 167.
Mona Higgs rolled an all-spare
game of 182.
Industrial
Top scorers in the league
were R. Giovino 233-209 (599),
Al Wendell with 264 (603) and
Jack Landis, last week with.
201-203-222 (626). L. Kogler hit
245 (584). rR ag
Others in the higher bracket were
J. Steele. 205, L. Corbett 222, Wil-
son 204, R. Yaple 228, P. Schalm
BOWLING
Top team is LAD’s with 24 points
‘and Harveys Lake American Legion
and Mushal are tied with 20.
Imperialettes
Goodman Florists leads the girls
with 29 points and Mac Tools is
fighting to take over with 26. Gar-
rity Real Estate has 23. Joe's Men
Shop holds the record for total ping
with 2417 and for single high with
849.
Last week, Rose Novroski led
the top scorers with 162-186-
173 (521) and Sophie Zimniski
with 169-179-162 (510) and -
Jean Agnew 183-169-153 (505)
turned in 500 series. Jean Piech
rolled a high game of 205, hit-
ting 477 for three. Mary Ann
Considine scored 193 (474) and
Anita Pascavage had 164-191
(481.
Others with high scores were Too-
ties Denmon 188 (479), Vicky Har-
ris 183 (479, Gladys Gabel 161
(465), Isabel Gabel 185 (470).
The week before, Alice Mil-
ler with 186-161 - (502) and
Sophie Zimniski hitting 160-
186 (501), led the scoring.
Also posting high series were
Rose Novroski 162 (464), Jean Ag-
new 160- 178 (469), Mary ‘A. Con-
sidine 178 (460), Helen Bonomo 189-
160 (489).
Singles over 160 for two weeks
were hit by Purvin, Kamont, Roan,
Amos, Gansel, Ciccarelli, J. Miller,
Alabaugh, Denmon, King, Weale,
Egliskis 161 A. Miller 160.
George Shupp
Town House and Cook’s Excava-
ting led the Monday night boys last
week with 25 points each. Han-
,son’s Park holds the team record
! with a single of 1060 and 2967 total
ping.
Fred Adams toppled the most
pins on the ninth when he hit
208-232... (620)... Dick.. Myers
chalked up 209 (607).
Hitting in the upper 500’s were
Bialogowica 222 (575), Matte 235
(562), Harris 219 (570), Ehret 207
| (560), Kriel 201 (564) and Landis
210 (566). \
Last week, Bob Moore led the
Scoring with 233-212 (617) and
Dave Eddy came in second with
223 (607).
Top scoring in the 500’s was done
by Landis 202 (579), Hudak 222
(589), 'S. Bonomo 208 (576), Koch-
er 205 (583), Myers 200-205 (582).
Others hitting 200’s were Kamont,
Monte, S. Bonomo, Wendell, Krav-
itd, Finnegan, Moore, Shinal, Vol-
ley, Gordon, Rudick, Bialogowicz,
Martin, Shemanski, Yankoski, Matte.
Sunday Mixed
he spilled 199 (546) for Checkers a
week ago and Marg Milne took hon-
ors for the girls with 177-183 (513)
on Semanons’ team. Sherwood Wil-
204, T. Hazingki 210, E. Espen 211,
D. Alexander 205, G. Boston 200,
A Stuka 207.
son hit 197, Paul Schalm rolled
| 208 and Jack Stanley posted 201.
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Stanton TV leads the league with
29 points. Closest threat is Guyette
with 22.
Alton Whittaker was top scor-
er last Monday with 201-227
(599) for Besecker’s. Kosiro-
bala spilled 211 (575) and Cor-
bett hit 208 (560) for Stanton’s.
Harter turned in a 571 series.
Hitting 200’s were Austin 201,
Kardell 203, Demmy 201, Stanley
209.
Ladies Country
Bocar Manufacturing led . the
league last Tuesday with 30 points
‘| followed by Joe’s Pizza with 28.
Forty Fort Lumber is on record with
2413 total pins and Joe's has single
high of 851.
Mary Dimmick and Bernie
Pape posted 189-197-171 (557)
and 176-178-203 (557) respec-
tively last week. Helen Bonomo
toppled 169-199 (521), Rose
Novroski hit 174-181 (504),
Jean Agnew piled up 169- 179
(503) and Marg Milne had
185-161 (501).
Lila Lozo rolled 171-182 (497),
Arlene Hospodar had 191 (493),
Ginger Gossart 197 (491), Evelyn
Roberts 182-173 (489), Marie Bel-
las 191 (470), Liz Weale 187 (474)
and Anita Pascavage 166-165 (487).
Anita rolled a terrific series
of 220-169-191 (580) March
10th and with Rose’s 200-161
(509), her Forty-Fort Lumber
team took 2413 total pins in-
cluding 825 and 827 games.
Helen Bonomo posted 207-167-
162 (536), Jean Agnew hit 172-
198 (505), Lila Lozo 213-169 (538).
Other top scorers were B. Pape
192 (499), M. Shook 171 (473), M.
Bellas 187 (484), F. Allabaugh 180
(460), S. Dalon, T. Denmon, L.
Weale, M. Considine, G. Gosart, A.
Hospodar and E. Olenick had high
singles.
Bowlerettes
Whiting’s and Monk's are tied
with 25 points each, while Bolton's
and Isaacs’ share the same spot
with 19.
Monk’s led ‘the scoring last week
with 759 (2184) and the week be-
fore, with 2011 total pins. Whiting’s
posted single high with 684.
Anne Whiting and Joyce
Bevan shared honors with
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|Monday, April 20 - West Wyoming,
| day, May 4 - Swoyersville, Home;
Thursday, May 7 - W. Wyoming,
Luzerne County’ Interscholastic
Baseball Schedule
1964 Season
Western Division
Home; Thursday, April 23 = Ed-
wardgville, Away; Monday, April!
27 - Luzerne, Away; Thursday, Ap-
ril 30 - Lake Lehman, Home; Mon-
Away; Monday, May 11 - Edwards-
ville, Home; Thursday, May 14 -
Luzerne, Home; Monday, May 18 -1|
Lake-Lehman, Away; Thursday, May
21 - Swoyerville, Away.
Joyce hitting 178 and Anne roll-
ing 169-175 (488). Week be-
fore it was Anne hitting 180-
165 (504) and Libby Cyphers
with 167-179-168 (514).
F. Rosenberger hit 173, D. Oravitz
162, L. Hopkins 167, L. Cyphers
166, J. Inman 160, B. Risch 162 and
L. Bolton 163.
Dallas Woman’s Bowling Club
Topazes lead the way with 287,
points; Sapphires and Emeralds tie
up second with 24 each. Sapphires
took honors Thursday with 568
(1660) and Diamonds, the week be-
Robert Moss Makes
Own Maple Syrup
Robert Moss, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Myron Moss, Shickshinny, R.D. 2,
and .a senior at Lake-Lehman High
School is busy making maple syrup
since the early part of March.
Robert started making maple syr-
up last year and is again tapping
the maples, extracting the delicious
syrup which he boils down night
and day in a copper kettle over a
brick fireplace he himself erected.
His dad tells us that it takes 40
{gallons of juice to obtain one gal-
lon of syrup.:On Sunday he and
hig parents took a ride to Sullivan
County where they visited two ma-
ple sugar plants in that area.
Enthusiastic over his projects, Ro-
bert plans to make a greater supply
nert year, since he finds ready buy-
ers.
Helen Bonomo led the top series
with 169-178 (494) and Theresa
Graham scored 189-160 (476). Doris
Brobst, hit 190 and Eleanor Moyer
posted 188-170 (486). Jeanne Rich-
ards spilled 164-160 (464), Marg
Milne had 178. (483)
fore, with 581 (1606).
Arnaud, 170.
and Ann |
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