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i fomote Dallas T E 37-0
i Dallas-Edwardsville Contest Heads || GROWN WPERIAL LANES ; allas Trounces Exeter 37-0,
ron WSC Action Saturday Af | As Mountai Use 52 PI
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Lake-Lehmen After Second Victory NEW S BY DORIS MALLIN day Saturday, trouncing a smaller| Dallas returned the second halt
the Saturday In Home Game With Exeter Exeter squad 37-0 before a, disap- | kick-off to its own 43, and moved
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: ron Saturday afternoon will be a “big| Although the Eagles have played It was Christmas and New Year's) Trim and Tubing are tied in sec- Bonomo spilled 235 (613). Nick Leto ot 1000 Pd EE ne | herr
gan day” so far as Dallas gridders and | one more game than Dallas the | at Crown Imperial the last two| ond with 13. Boiler Room brings up Stredny rolled 201-223 (610) Coach Eddi B i ki 41 “With- Bak D do.
followers ‘are concerned when the | statistics stacked up like this: Ed- | Sundays. Imperialettes were bowl- | third with 127; and Buffing has 12. for Dallas Nursery. Re 0 Tomine uses | w wi Ymona, ; 4ones,
; ? 7 : : : = A : ak ; every man available except Tony | Martin and Mahler carrying, along
Mountaineers travel to Edwards- | wardsville has rolled up 103 points | ing ahead for the coming holidays Jack Berti had the highest Others hitting high series were : 21 oi
ville to meet the Eagles in the top | compared to 59 for the opposition; | Which fall on Friday's this year. Of ri ith 558 for Tubi J John Ariel 202 (568), Marty Panu- Bonomo, Alan Herwig, Chuck Stev- | with a Baker-to-Gosart pass, Dallas
g Pp Pp 0 pposision; Series. Wi 28 for ‘tubing. d, ’ y ens and Russ Stoss who are ham- | drove to the 1. Ed Baker sneaked
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“3 LUZERNE DALLAS HWY. =p ~N * TRUCKSVILLE | tied with 13. Bernie's Pizza has 12. | 15, teams are pretty close with did they oppose? Who won? No | .;4 efficiency of the ships involved.
g : : = = = : 4 Tp ae Tossed po Fw Wesley's Gulf still out in front by | news on the sheet. What gives? Lake Champlain Will ack ok one EWCOM i
> RAFFIC LT yn Roberts 3 points with: 22, after a split with . 3s i f 2 3
: 176-196 (522) for Bocar. Helen Gosart’s. Michael's ahd: Shavestown Mrs. Prynn Injured % the pont submarine (priere + REALTY ~
[TEI] TRESTLE | Bonomo competed for Bernie's : 3 07CET 1 DOM, Mir; By 2 READY- -MIXED CONCRETE] | hin
1 i é ee ; Lumber "each took 4 points’ and ~~ Mrs. "A. L. Prynn, widow of the | 10°..." oi) oct as the enemy. | a
Eh with do -192 (504); the teams moved into a tie with 19 each. Go- late Rev. Austin Prynn formerly a EL ET AN : REALTOR
3 splie > 1 Lk {7% sart’s and Dallas Shopping are tied pastor ‘of . the Dallas Methodist Of the world’s. total production Phone 874-0318 MULTI-LIST
5 nita Pascavage piled up | with 18. Church, suffered a broken hip in an | +" 649000 tons of sugar each 111 River St., Forty Fort
yes » z {481) for. Forty Fors and Arlene Michael's featured two top automobile accident last week while; 0. "y5'505 000 tons are produced Call Any Time — 287-2138
} ) : | Hosoda: hag ps i.) or Jock. Keglers as Ted Kostrobala top- | riding with friends. She is a patient North Anion
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| OLIN. We ST. <= a er > Mars i pled 227-233 (642) and Steve . in ikhes Batre General Hospital.
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attraction this weekend
Side Conference play.
A ‘win for Dallas in this all im-
portant encounter would just about
wrap up honors for the Moun-
taineers as they bid for their third
consecutive WSC crown.
In another WSC game of local
interest, Exeter meets Lake-Leh-
man on the Lake-Lehman gridiron.
Both games are scheduled for 2
o'clock starts.
Dallas-Edwardsville
This one could be a humdinger
before the afternoon is over, as
both clubs are capable of providing
long runs and steady downfield
drives.
Edwardsville, all of a sudden the
‘Cinderella’ team of the WSC, has
flourished into a strong contender
in West
Dallas on theiother hand has scored
| to 39.
Defensively we'll have to give the
nod to Dallas in ‘this one although
they'll most likely have their hands
full before the afternoon is over
with such backfield threats as Mike
Germak, Alan Berdy, George Rei-
miller and Paul Ancin.
Besides these’ backs,” who are
capable receivers, the Eagles have
and Bob Deschak.
Coach Eddie Brominski will try |
to have his defensive alignment set |
and is hopeful some of his main-
stays can come off the disabled list
in time for this encounter.
Exeter-Lake-Lehman
In a game that has no bearing
104 voints, holding the oppesition |
course, everyone said it was not
the same as bowling on Friday
nights and used that as an excuse
for the many low, low games that
were chalked up.
Everyone at the “lanes” are glad
to welcome back Tom Cross and
Nick Stredny, Jr. Tom paid a visit
last Wednesday on crutches, his
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two fine ends in Duane Swantkoski | and gets around pretty well. He
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first since an accident put him in
the hospital with a broken hip
weeks ago. Nick is also on crutches
roke his leg in an automobile ac-
cident.
Sunday Night Mixed
The Gems shine brightest on
Sunday nights with 14 points,
taking 3 from Tangoes last
week. Ed Roth led the team
with 214 (524) and Paul
Elston had 554 for Press Room.
A Hawk starred with a big
224 for Compound Room.
The girls were led by D. Ora-
vitz with 174 (460) for Boiler Room.
M. Higgs hit 166 and R. Pilger 169,
M. Whitesell 164, F. Rittenhouse
160 and M. Schuler 167.
Industrial
Mushal’s Construction tops the
big Wednesday night league with
21, points after splitting 2 - 2
with Harveys Lake Legion. Very
close is A & P with 20%, , taking
3 from Adams. Gordon's Insurance
lost 3 to Soldier Darts, but is in
third with/20 and Thomas Barber
split 2 - 2 with Parker Fuel and
places fourth with 19%.
D. Thomas had top series of 557
last week including a nice 229 game
ti 222 (563), Roy Stair 213 (561),
Bob Moore (564).
Chalking up 200’s were Rudick,
DeBarry, Ide, 7. Bonomo, Lohman,
Merc, Pineno, Eddy Glasser, Cic-
carelli and Cairns.
St. Paul's Brotherhood.
According to the sheet posted at
the lanes, Huskies led the Lutheran
League last week with 18, points,
but was chased by Mustanges not
too far behind with 17. Panthers
had 14 and a half and Bulldogs, 14.
Al Whiting led the scoring
with 228 (597) and Long Horns
and Badgers shared team hon-
ors, Badgers held the record
with a single 933 and Long
Herns, 2547 total pins.
Holly Rollers
Last I heard from this Sunday
OWEN R. WAGNER
Owen R. Wagner, Limewood Road,
Shavertown R.D. 5, has been ap-
pointed Staff Assistant, as, Assist-
ant Division Manager, Susquehanna
Division, with headquarters in
Williamsport, by Pennsylvania Gas
and Water Company. The Wagners
and their four children will move
to Williamsport later this month.
pered with injuries.
in before halftime.
Dallas scored in every period,
Dymond, Jones, Gosart, Baker and
Antanitis racking up the TD’s.
Scores came on drives of 10, 42,
61, 57, 36 and 19 yards.
Dallas scored before the contest
was one minute old as Exeter tried
"ing in a fumble recovered by Gary
West for Dallas on the Panthers’
10 yard line. On the first play
Mark Dymond sliced off his own
| right tackle for TD. PAT failed.
I Three plays later Sumner Bach-
| man came up with another Exeter
fumble at the 42 to set up a TD.
Total of 52 players saw action |
for the Mountaineers, all of them |
a fancy play on the kickoff, result- |
| over to give Dallag a 25-0 lead.
| PAT failed.
Exeter returned the ensuing kick-
| off to its own 36 only to fumble
| again, Bob Redmond recevering for
| Dallas.
| This time Dallas used five plays
| to reach paydirt, two pass plays
| covering 35 yards, to Mark Dymcad
for 16 yards and a 19 yarder to
Gosart for a TD. PAT failed.
Exeter's first real opportunity
came on the following kick-off, as
Mike Vacula took the ball on his
own 20 and raced to the Dallas 46
before being hauled down. Dallas's
| defense allowed but five yards, and
| Panthers were forced to punt.
Early in the final period a short
Dallas punt gave Exeter possession
for loop honors as it comes into |so far as standings go, Exeter trav- Schalm hit 190, but the real for Thomas’. S. Wilsrn hit 211 for | night league, Clubs were on top Aided by a 20 yard ruh by Ed 3 Valles 36, het again JR
this all important contest with an |els to the Back Mountain area to! star of the evening was Marge Adams’ and R. Bonomo and L. Kog- with13. Diamonds and Spades were Mr. Wagner is a graduate of Mar- | | Baker, Dallas moved to the 1, AIG ers pl io iok up a li
overall 4-1-1 record. tangle with the Knights of Lake- Milne with 185-176 (505) for | le; each rolled 209 games for Gor- | tied With 7 and Hearts had 5. quette University, Milwaukee, Wis. i where Randy Jones skirted left own 2 a fourth down pass was
The Eagles opened the season by | Lehman. Hoods, | don’s and A & P respectively. Dallas Woman’s Ciub with a BS Degree in Mechanical | iend for his first of two touch- oie SY
playing a 6-6 tie against Exeter.
Since . then they have come’ on
strong, beating Northwest 25-0, fol-
lowed by a 33-6 lacing at the hands
“of Luzerne. They have copped three.
isbn with a 20-12 defeat at the
West, Wyoming. 25 0 ~and Exeter
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Exeter, winless but once tied, ;
comes into the contest with a four
game losing ‘streak, having scored
but six points compared to ninety-
four by its opponents. In all, the
| scoring 32, so “with these figures
of sugar in the world.
Most i are fond of sweets.
BODY & FENDER REPAIR
| we give “the Knights the. nod to
| Langdon 177, Sally Roberts 161,
Hoods took 3 from Twisters and
have eleven points.
Cripples lost all to Hens. Betty
Stanley led Hens with 178-167(499)
and Carol Bayliss hit 166. Grace
lowed by Duke Isaacs with 15.
“and Kay Kalafsky had 171.
+456). for Bolton’s Diner. Bol--
Doris® Cyphers 167, Ruth Nygren
163. Hitting in the 150’s were A.
Leading the Back Mt. Neighbors
is Sheldon’s Lunch with 22 points
and just %; point behind is Hen-
ry’'s Jewelry. Caddie LaBar has 21;
Brothers 4 has 20, ; Disque Funeral
200 (554). Charles Berkey had
Imperialettes.
Jean Agnew topped the scor-
from O‘Malia.
Apex split 2 - 2 with Elston's as
Helen Bonomo posted 167 (467).
Swedes lead the league with 15
points and Danes. have 14. Swiss
reigns over third with 13", . and
Yanks and Limeys are tied with 13.
. Swiss took team honors last
from Ritts Sunoco with Bernie
"Pape ‘spilling 163-163-210. (536)
160 (507) -Dink Thomas hit 166-
160.
Engineering.
ing fraternities.
Following graduation, he was em-
Seaman Richard Smith
Richard E. Smith, seaman appren-
tice, U.S. Navy, son of. Mr. and
Mrs. Richard H. Smith, . Noxen; is
He was a member | 9
and president of Tau Beta Pi and | ih
Pi Tau Sigma, honorary engineer- |
PAT failed as it hit the
| crossbar.
| Mounts Move 61 Yards
Dallas drove from its 39 following
the Mountaineers used nine plays,
tempting his
moving players in and out, and by
halftime all 52 had seen action.
The reserves did threaten once,
Sophomore. Carl Zimmerman, at- |
first PAT, booted it |
Aided by a 15 yard penalty, a 16
yard run by Al Mahler and a 10
| yard run by Ed Dorrance (usually
{ an end), Dallas reached thes Exeter
19, but then its passing attack
failed and Exeter took over.
straight, downing Wyoming - 13-7,.| Panthers have: recorded : only two Wil I 484) for Tan-| and Payne Printery have 19 each. : week. with 617 (1673). Elea- ployed ‘for, ten years’ by ‘the 'Mil- | an Exeter punt which resulted in ; oy
Forty Fort 20-7 and Lake-Lehman touchdowns in' five: games,’ Oppon- g im rolled 189, ( ). Jor Jame; Donald King led the scoring | - DOr Moyer starred with a score waukee Gas Light Company. in vari- | another ‘TD early in the second | 3 pit with Dalles ERT ay
® 33-6. ents have ‘scored 100 points. Bo alaratt with 577 for ‘Dodson’s Market. of 199 and 534 series. She al- | ous capacities including Manager, | period. | ton, ow Lilli up
"Dallas, with an overall record of | Lake-Lehman (1:4). has allowed | Ee habing Me Roding Art. Ransom had _ 574, Nick ..so_ hit 178 for the Swedes. | Industria] Sales. : Prior to: his’ as- Sparkod iby running of EE Baker, jlsy own. our own pass
4 wins and 1 loss,’ opened the seéa- | 110 ‘points. to the ‘opposition’ while : , : : Strédny 559 and Tony Bonomo Jeanne Richards hit 164 -. 165!sociation ‘with Pennsylvania Gas| p,q J 3 ark Dymond: | Ped. : ay
h is ahead with 18 points fol- y (477) (Swiss), Adele Peterson had | and Water. Company in 1963, for, a ndy. Jones an ar ymond, Taking “over at the 19, Gary
Harris cracked up the center to the
* adi hands of Plymouth due to a poor ; 211 and B. Stitzer 211 (552). | 170 (Swiss), Margaret Milne rolled | number of years Mr. Wagner op-| j ing the s ttern f i
r d : 3 B led. last L ones running the same pattern for | 15 h ct’ play Bob An~
~ Sonne ‘half, but since have turned | capture victory number two. ot ag VTE 60 CoD => Other ‘games in the 200’s 108 (Danes) and Betty. Rogers 177. Srated She Yep Distt Pr his second TD, this time from the Sm or a yr ih ged
] y tin ‘ i rave, A i ] | lon) = . % . or
4 a > i ~ Thi try is th largest user for Isaacs. Betty Lu Risch hit yore Yandesholf Zkawest a Imperial girls took all aka a oe un A Baker-to-Gosart pass 15 | it in for another six-pointer, His
Linlso-Lichman; 12-6, Porty Fore 12° s, coupiry 2 Z 172-166 (484) for Whiting’s (2), Purvin, Appel, Fortey, Ide. P g man g pany. | yards helped ‘this drive. | PAT was Tow.
Statistics
Dallas held a big edge in statis-
| Exeter 26 yards. Dallas completed
| 5 of 16 passes for 70 yards, while
| Exeter hit 1 of 5 for 10 yards.
AEE . Re . De i i § oe and Ginger Gosart posting 178- 5
\ oe tons took 4 points from top NR I She 195 (520) Foy Crown. Evelyn ; ; i through: the uprights for a 19-0 | tics, racking up 16 first downs
: - : Cr “plumbers”. : Roberts rolled 190-172 (507 On Bircraft Carrier lead. | compared to 2 for Exeter.
laney’s Gas. Delaney took 3 Ss. ro, (507) 3 airs i ta
e 0 ot ing u Other ‘top scorers were Toots and ‘Anita Pascavage had 189- Coach Eddie Brominski began| Dallas rushed for 205 yards,
PAINTING & MATCHING | Corbett, J. Inman, L. Bolton, L. Carol Hadsel had 178 (463), lead- b Dallas Eagle i 2 to Bob's pegsently serving hosed Si anti: driving to the Exeter 14, but two | Dallas suffered 60 yards in penal-
: | , | ki K. Kalafsk ing Goodiar's Yo 2’ 2 Doin victory [US | FOU, Bon uo ° Se a He TI Ld fifteen-yard penalties ruined their | ties against 25 for the Panthers’
COLLISION WORK & WELDING | Hop ms, - A. y. over Garrity. Marilyn Morris led | With 228 (599); Jim Lohman rol-| USS Lake Champlain, operating out bid Y p rea
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i |: There's a tie in first place in Other top scorers were Gloria | 216 (578). i Lake Champlain is participating : . € LIKG
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ing 16.. Meneguzzo's has 14 and
Forty-Fort Lumber and Bocar are
guzzo's. G, Grant hit 171 and B.
Roberts 168.
Bocar totalled 2160 pins; Bernie's
and Joe's each hit 746 games.
Linear
Maintenance is on top of the
league with 15 points and Rubber
Evelyn Kamont 169, Alice Miller
167. Liz Weale 181, Doris Amos 168.
Crown Majors
Electric. Al Ciccarelli was high with
205 (574).
Parker Fuel bowled, but - - who
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