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le CROWH IMPERIAL LANES
George Shupp
Town House Restaurant holds top
position with 27 points, 4 over
Cook’s Excavating and Kuehn's
* Pharmady, tied in second with 23
‘each,
: Jee Shemanski tock league
~~ henors last week with a 602
series for Suburban Dairy. Joe’s
‘second game was 26. Harold
Bennett hit 232 for high single,
‘ setting the pace for Cook’s as
. they took 8 from Hill Top Inn.
‘Paul Kament led Town House
Restaurant tp a'4 peint victory
~. over Suburban Dairy, as he
‘piled up 213 (583). Teammate
Bob Moore hit 223 (580).
St. Therese's took 4 from Davis’
Market with Jack Trudnak posting
208. Leading Sportsmen’s Bar, to
a 4 point win over Meade’s Garage,
were Frank Bialogowicz, 203 (569).
Joe Maculis, 200-200 (570), and
Hareld Kocher (561). A Shaw had
200 (565) for Cook’s.
_ High singles were Wendell 204,
R. Bonomo 200, D. Williams 204,
Kravitz 201, Ehret 200, and Yan-
koski 203.
g Town House Restaurant split 2-2
with Cook’s Excavating this week,
narrowing its lead down to just 3
; oaer Keuhn'’s and 4 over its op-|
ponent, Cook’s. :
‘Kuehn’s took 3 from Sportsmen's
Bar. St. Therese's took all from Hill
- Top Inn and Meade’s Garage. split
with Suburban Dairy. Davis Mar-
ket won 3 from Hanson's Park. .
Top scorer was Russ Monte
“with 207 (592) for St. Ther-
_ese’s and Jack Trudnak hitting
202 (575). St. Therese’s roiled
2817 total pins.
Top single games were posted
by Kalafsky 205, Barsh 216, Molley
210, Moore 211, Wendell 202, Har-
riss 211, Yankoski 202, Myers 204,
Volley 201.
Crewn Major
NEWS
LING
Friday night when he chalked up
| triplicate games of 178 for Auto-
matic Cigarette.
Dallas Shopping Center took over
| first with 28 points when it took
3 from Dallas Nursery. Michael's
Excavating lost 3 to American Le-
' gion and Shavertown Lumber took
4 from Dallas Dairy. Michael's
| dropped from first to tie with
Shavertown in second, 1 point be-
hind.
i Next in line is Gosart's Appliances
{ with 25, losing 3 to Birth’s Esso.
Wesley Gulf lost 3 to Monk Plumb-
! ing and Heating and is fifth with 24.
Top scorer was Marty Pu-
nunti with 214-234-209 (657)
for Dallas Dairy. Pete Hospodar
rolled 203-223-224 (650) for
Monk's.
munications, has 16. Guyette 12.
High scores were posted by
J. Bolton 213 (565); Heidel 233,
Smith 201, Shuleski 202 and
Torr 203.
Orchard Farm took all 4 from
Ben Franklin with Paul Schalm
hitting a big 231 - 222 (612). Stan.
ton TV copped 3 from Guyette’s
with Kostrobala leading on 232
(565). Boyd White took 3 from Be:
secker’'s with Jack Stanley hittin
216 (578) for White, and Heide
posting 210 (565) for Besecker.
Schalm’s 612 ‘was top series
and Kostrobala’s 232 was high
single game. ~ 5
Games in the 200's were also
chalked up by Pryo~ 206, Ambrose
213, D. Bolton 203, Demmy 203,
Sekera 201, Torr 201, Kardell 200.
| Steve DeBarry led the Nursery Sunday Night Mixed
with 230 (588).
Bob Moore, Mike |
Gems and Twisters tie up first
Rudick and Dan Gula poured it on place with 19 each after Twisters
for Birth’s.
Dan had 228 (576), and Bob posted
(580). Gerard Harris led the “lum-
bermen” with 205-202 (575); Steve
Bonomo rolled 200-221 (579) and
Ted Kostrobala had 228 (571) for
Michael’s. The ‘Legionnaires’ fea-
tured Tom Metz with 204 (576).
Tops for Gosart's was Fred Adams
(563) for the ‘‘shoppers.”
Frank Kardell tock honors
for high single when he toppled
236 in one game for Wesley's.
His series was (565).
Community Service
Here they "are, the Community
Service men. Long time, no hear
‘| from! Orchard Farm is topping this
group with 23 points, taking 3 of
them from Stanton TV last week.
The team was paced by Bolton.
‘hitting a big 254 (612). Stanton’s
' was knocked out of the lead to sec-
ond with 217%. Ben Franklin took
1-from Boyd White. Franklin has
181% and White, 17. Besecker Real
| Estate, with 3 from Guyette Com-
Dave Eddy won special honors
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with 208 (565); J. Merc hit 223
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Mike hit 225 (583); gplit 2-2 with Tangoes and Gems
lost 3 to Cripples. Cripples has 1€
and Tangoes, 13. Hoods, have 1{
and Hens, 14 after they split, 2-2.
Top scorer of the night was
Jack Stanley with 195 (527);
Ken Bayliss hit 504. Leading
the “gals” 'were Grace Wilson;
hitting 181-160 (480) and Elea-
nor Moyer, 168 (473).
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Bernie Pape chalked up. a big
series last’ Tuesday when she
toppled 569 pins for Joe's: Piz-
za. Bernie scattered 190, 206
and 178 in her three ‘games.
Competing for ‘honors was Lila
Lozo for Link's, as she spilled
204-189 (541). Bev. Raberts
hit 1938 (507) and Evelyn Rob-
erts, posted ‘181-164 (503) for
Bocar. Marie Bellas piled up
166-167-173 (506) ° for Mener
guzzo’s. he
Big scores in the upper 400’s were |
recorded = by ‘Mary Dimmiick 204
(492); . Mary Ann Considine 17¢
(491); Rose Novroski . 164-167 {469)
Helen Bonomo' 164-160 (468); Fl
Allabaugh 168
161 (464). ?
Other high scorers were M, Shook :
160, G. Grant 160, J. Blight 171
Joe's hit a single 775:and Link’
had 2208 total pins,
Bowlerettes 3 iE
Monk Plumbing «and ‘ Heatin'
heads the league with 25", points,
taking’ 3 from Bolton's Diner ‘last
week. © Bolton's is ‘next with 19%.
High scorer was Betty Lu Risch with
171-186 (170). died
Betty: Lu also ‘took honors
the week before, as she chalked
up a big 213 (491) for Whit-
ing’s Parts and Service. : Libby
Cyphers hit 167-160 ~ (470).
Ruth Nygren spilled 194 (£80).
Kay Kalafsky hit 161 (451).
Games in the 150's for the two
weeks were posted by L. Hopkins,
(468); Anita Pa .
scavage 176 (463); Eleanor Olenick
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1964 \
Pictured above are members
the trophy for winning the 1964
Shown standing left to right
Crown Imperial, Evelyn Roberts,
picture. ’
R. Nygren, K. Kalafsky, M. Heidel,
A. Corbett, J. Bevan.
Dallas Woman’s Club
Swedes lead the league with 20
soints followed by Yanks and Danes,
tied in second with 18 each. Limeys
| have 167%.
Swiss and’ Limeys shared honors,
“imeys posted a single 607 and both
.eams totalling 1619. ;
Eleanor Moyer, Swedes, was tops
with 185-187 (533). She also held
‘he limelight with an all-spare
same of 161. |
.Other high scorers were Jeanne
Richards 175-164 (485), Swiss;
stella Bulford 179 (462), Scots;
Jonna Kaye 174 (463), Aussies;
') Graham 181, A. Bush 177.
“.akers
First report this season from
Kocher’'s Boys tied in first place
“vith 22 points each. Link’s is close
with 21 and Stegmaier Lads and
| Burkes Bar-B-Q are tied with 20.
3till threatening are Link's Girls
and Hanson's Bar and Grill with 19
sach.
Kocher’s Boys with 2677 total pins
, and Hanson's Girls, 2616 led team
scoring with Hanson's Girls out-
scoring the boys for single high as
girls hit 920 and boys, 902.
Leading individual scoring for
the men were Harold Kocher
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205 (576), M. Petroskas (530),
Harold Kocher, Jr. 197%, F.
Schuler 191 and B. Rittenhouse
191. Teps for the women were
‘B. MacDeugall 178 (484), V.
Rodda 176 and Helen Bonomo
1972 (472).
Imperialettes
i Joe's Men Shop held the lead Fri-
Garrity Realty, breaking a two-way
tie with Goodman’s Florist. Good-
man lost all 4 to Mac Tools. Joe's
now has 25 points. Goodman drop-
ped to a tie with Elston’s Dairy in
third place. Apex Auto Parts took
3 from O’Mailia Laundry and moved
into the second spot with 24. De-
laney, splitting 2-2 with Elston’s,
has: < 20.
“Jean Agnew was top scorer
with 172-185 (501) for Delaney
while Barbara Egliskis spilled
207-169 (500) for O’Malia. As-
sisting Jean for her team, was
Doris Ames with 190 (469).
Helen Bonomo chalked up 176-
164 (495) for Apex, Jean Piech
rolled 169-174 (494) and Gloria
Charnitski scored 167-161 (486)
for MacTools. Evelyn Kamont
led Goodman’s with 160-180
(480).
Top scorers were rolled by C.
Purvin 167, A. Miller 162, T. Thomp-
son 177, L. Krajewski 174.
Back Mt. Neighborhood
Nick Tomasak teok the “lime-
light” Thursday, scoring 217-
236 (635) for his Brothers 4
team with teammate Arlie Van-
derhoff hitting 203 (581) as.
Lakers show Sportsman Bar-A and |
day when it took 3 points from
Eva).
Crown Imperial Women Win Championship
of Crown Imperial Lanes championship team, who recently accepted
championship of the Women’s Independent Traveling League.
are: Rita (Dink) Thomas, Bernie Pape. Tony Bonomo, proprietor of
Ginger Gosart and Anita Pascavage..
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Rose Novroski was absent from
Dallas Keglers
Are Champions
| Crown Imperial Lanes, local wo-
men’s team bowling out of Dallas,
won ‘the 1964 championship of the
| Woman's Independent Traveling
League after winding up on top of
a six-game roll-off against Jimmy's
| Central Lanes.
Jimmy’s, second half winner and
! Crown, first half winner, met in
| contests of three games each at
i Crown Imperial and Jimmy's Lanes.
| Jimmy’s lost out on its home lanes
| by 266 pins while Crown lost on its
i home ground by 71. However, the
| lead gained by the Crown girls
| overlapped Jimmy's total by 195
pins.
In the contest at Jimmy's, that
team spilled 786-806-744 (2336)
while Dallas piled up 838-896-869
(2602). Anita Pascavage set the
' pace for Dallas with 188-191-166
| (545) followed by Bernie Pape with
'17%-18£.202 (540), Rose Novroski
210 (532), Evelyn Roberts (512),
and Ginger Gosart with (473).
When the teams competed at
Dallas, Jimmy's girls scattered pins |
to the tune of 863-884-878 (2625)
but the Crown Imperial girls toppled
861-834-859 (2554), enough to take
| the lead in total pins for the com-
| plete six games.
| Evelyn Roberts topped the local
| scoring in the final match with 199-
190 (541); Anita posted (532), and |
| Bernie Pape rolled (524).
| they took 3 points from Bolton’s
Diner. . J
Cliff Garris led Payne Printery
with (574) as it split 2-2 with Dod-
son’s Market. This was the extent
of the high series chalked up by
the men. Top single games were
hit by T. ‘Appel 201, Boston 28,
Bracken 208, Stitzer 208, Toni 200,
Kamont 204, Buynak 203, Adams
203, Yankoski 208, R. Heness 202.
Industrial \
Gordon’s Insurance took all 4
from American Legion with
Dave Zimmerman hitting 221-
203 (585), tops for the night.
A] Wendel chalked up 219 (575)
for A&P as it took 3 from
Soldier Darts. Parker Fuel took
all from Mushal Construction
with C. Kazokas scoring 210
Mushal’s Plumbing took
3 from Thomas Barber. B. An-
drews led the victers with a 201.
Linear League
| HELP! HELP! Won't someone
| give me a list of women’s names
and men’s names or mark the wo-
men on the sheets, or SOMETHING!
I can’t tell the men from the women
on the score sheets and so, I can't
tell whether the scores are good
or not. Please, do something so
that I give these bowlers credit for
good scores posted.
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Ray McClary, a junior from Dallas
Senior High Schcol, was the only
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District 2 cross country race held |
last Saturday at Kirby Park, Kings- |
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finishing 11th out of 42 runners. |
The first place spot was won by Dan |
Payne of Meyers in a time of |
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