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Crown Major League
Shavertown Lumber lost 3 points
Friday to Dallas Nursery but is:
still on top with 26 points followed |
by Monk Plumbing and Heating
with 25." The “nursery” remains
in third with 24 and Dallas Shopping
Center is tied with Wesley's Gulf,
23 each.
It was one of those nights for the
jAajor boys as two posted games in
he 270’s and one hit 258.
Fred Adams made the biggest
news as he spilled 279 in one
game for Gosart’s. He also hit
‘214 and totalled 668. Ted
Kostrobala toppled 277 (649)
for Michael's. Chalking up the
258 was Nick Stredny who also
scored 200-201 and totalling
+ 659 for Dallas Nursery.
Also turning in 600 series were
Harold Kocher 222 (607) and Tony
Bonomo 213-204 (607). Frank Kar-
dell hit 213-200 (593), Pete Hos-
podar had 211 (594), Jim Lohman
rolled 213 (582), Amby Vida 219
(582), Rich Bonomo 210 (575) and
Joe Klass had 222 (560).
Chalking up 200 plus games were
Varner, Bennett, Metz, Pineno, Koc-
her, Jr., R. Bonomo, Nafus, Wendell,
Yankoski, Kamont.
The week before, Pete Hospodar
took top honors when he hit 242-
246 (671) for Monk's team. Nick
Stredny posted 258-219 (666) for
Dallas Nursery, Fred Adams had 231-
210, (631) and Bruce Varner roll-
ed 244 (614) for Gosart's, Harold
Bennett chalked up 201-213 (607)
for ‘American Legion.
. Others posting 560 series and over
cr Nafus, Rudick, Whiting, R.
““Bonomo, Shalata, Krajewski.
Bowlerettes
Whiting's Parts took all 4 from
onk Plumbing and Heating and
ike “Isaacs took 3 from Bolton's
Diner; both still head the league,
‘Whiting’s with 22 ‘and Isaacs, 20.
I" Top scorer for the night was
+ Kay Kalafsky for Bolton's with -
1%7 (467). Doris Cyphers hit
+. 167, Toots Langdon 165 and
. Ruth Nygren 167.
Duke Isaacs -and Whiting's Parts
are now. tied with 23 points each
after Isaacs copped 3 from Whiting's
Thursday night.
‘Congratulations for the
_ night, went to Kay Kalafsky of
‘Bolton's Diner when she toppl-
Led 171-196-170 (537). Ann
© Corbett led Isaacs with 162-
172 (490).
. Single game honors went to Toots
London with 199. Betty Lu Risch
hit 165-174, Lois Bolton had 169,
Wand Doris Cyphers. posted 168.
Sunday Night Mixed
Hens and Hoods are tied in first
Wwith 25 each after Hens copped all
4 from Hoods Sunday Night. Jack |.
Stanley ‘Jed the men's scoring with
211 (523) for Tangoes. Topping the
women’s scores was Betty Stanley’s
162 (451). Eleanor Moyer had 167
(450).
Travelling
Addy Asphalt took 3 from Plains
Electric with Tom Gauntlett hitting
203-236 (615) and Leo Yankoski
posting 221-201 (613). Fred Adams
turned in: 200 (568), Al Ciccarelli
(564) and Bob Moore 211 (531).
". Dallas Engineers lost 3 to Bob's
Den. Pete Kosloski led the victors
with 269 (634) while top man for
Dallas was Jim Lohman with 217
(583).
Addy Asphalt took 3 from Casino
Sunset: when the two home teams
met’ last Saturday. Top score for
the ight was s Al Ciccarelli with 215-
| 208 (591) for Addy.
by Doris R. Mallin
Tom Gaunt-
lett hit 210 (577); Bob Moore had
213 (560).
Leading Casino was Steve Bono-
mo with 227 (579); Charlie Williams
hit 202 (565). °
Dallas Engineers took 3 from
Bavitz Recreation. Dick Ide led the
scoring for Dallas with 213 (601).
Jack Trudnak rolled 222 (580).
Dallas Woman's Club
Swedes are out in front by 5
points with = 21. TLimeys, Swiss,
Aussies and Scots are tied up in
second.
Scots took team honors last week
with 587 (1667).
Stella Bulford led the indi-
vidual scoring when she posted
203 (504) for the Scots. Jeanne
Richards led Swiss with 168
(480), Theresa Graham hit 183
(466) for Limeys and Virginia
Payne hit 199 for Swedes. Ann
Jordan helped the Scots with a
single 170.
Country League
Joe's Pizza knocked Bocar Man-
ufacturing out of first place last
Tuesday when it took all 4 from
Bernie's Pizza and moved up to
the top with 27 points.. Bocar split
2-2 with Meneguzzo's and is one
point behind. ‘ Link’s Tavern won
3 from Forty-Fort Lumber to keep
its third place. position” with 21,
points. Forty-Fort and Meneguzzo’s
broke up the fourth place tie, with
Forty . Fort taking over the spot
with 19 points. ‘Meneguzzo’s has 18.
Mary ‘Dimmick and Lila Lozo
battled it out for top indi-
vidual honors. . Mary took the
lead with 201-192 (545) for Bo-
car and Lila “spilled 184-203"
(542) for Link’s. . Evelyn Rob-..
erts (hit 196-170 (523), Mary
Ann Considine rolled 211-171
(522); Bernie Pape toppled 165-
198 (520) ‘and Evelyn Kamont -
posted 167-186 (506). ]
Marge McCarty turned in 169-182
(484), Mary Shook had 182-167
(483), Rose Novroski spilled 166
(475), Helen Bonomo .chalked up
176 (473). and Ginger Gosart rolled
164-161 (476). “Flo Hornby hit
168.
Lakers i
Jim Finn Jed the scoring last
week when he chalked up 214
(565), sharing honors = with
Ginger Gosart who led the girls
with 213 (551). q
Marie Ritts turned in 193 (478).
Sophie Zimmiski hit 183 and Becky
Casterline: rolled (476). Harold
Kocher posted a. 200.
Kocher’s. Boys are leading the
league with 23 points and Link's
Bar and Grill. is next with 22.
Sportsman Bar-M has 20 and Steg-
maigr. Ladsy 19%.
Boys 1045 (2839), Kocher's Girls
965 and Burke's s Bar B-Q 2662 total
pins...
Imperialettes hy
O’'Malia Laundry took all 4 from
a fighting Delaney’s team Friday
to take a firmer hold on first place.
O’Malia now has 26 points and De-
laney dropped. out of second to a
and Goodman; 21. each. -
won 3 from Goodman. and moved
22. Elston’s took 3 from Apex, and
Joe's Men's Shop and Mac Tools
split -2-2.-
Doris Nafus really poured it
on for her O’Malia team as she
blasted away, at the pins to a
tune of 186-126-181 (503). Nice °
going, Doris! Evelyn ~Kamont
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led Goodman with 180-174
(501). J
2 Ruth Stair took
Jewell Thompson led Joe's with 164
| (470) and Barbara Egliskis hit 161-
| 179, (467). ?
Hitting high singles were Helen |
' Bonomo 179, Déris Amos 178, Jean
Piech 175, Theresa Thompson 1686,
Edie Shaffer 164, Kate Gansel 161, |
and Lillian Trudnak 160.
Last week’s scoring honors
went to Helen Bonomo with
13-180 (513). Jean Agnew roll-
ced 165-175 (487) and Gloria
{| Charnitski posted 166-171
(462).
Chalking up 160 plus gameg head-
|
Team honors. went to Kocher's | Back. Mt. Neighborhood
place in third, tied: up with Apex |
Garrity |
up from fifth place to second with |
sirigle’ game |
{ honors. with 188. (489) for Elston’s,
take to the roads . .
car. The Wyoming National Bank,
Back Mountain Office stimulates
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- The first round of the Church
League Playoffs got underway Sat-
urday night at the Dallas Junior
High School Gym. Prince of Peace,
which took the regular-season
championship, was eliminated in the
first game as they were soundly
‘| trounced by a fired-up East Dallas
five, 60-36! The second game also
ended in a rout, as Harveys Lake,
the League's second-place team
smothered: Huntsville 65-38, and |
ed by Mar iyn Motris with 189, were
Evelyn Kamont, Liz Weale, Kate
Gansel, Jewell Thompson, Ruth Ben-
nett and Ruth Stair. ?
Industrial
The tie in first place was broken
last week when the two teams met
and Soldier Darts took 3 from
Parker Fuel. Soldier Darts now
have 30 points and Parker, 28.
D. Magil and Robert Berkey
were top scorers with Magil
> hitting (574) and Berkey post-
ing 222 (566), both for A & P.
+ Chalking up games in the 200’s
were. Adams, Ransom, Dungey and
R.‘Bonomo..
.. Disque Funeral Home, with 3
points from Code’s Esso last week,
is still holding ‘top spot with, 27
points, followed not too far behind
‘by ‘Sheldon’s Lunch with 25. Bol-
ton!s Diner has 4.
:~Sheldon’s won all 4 from
2'Robinson’s Kennels led by Art
Ranson with 224-214 (603).
Ted Heness posted 201 (572) -
“for Robinson’s.. Bolton's, led
-by Charlie. Williams, hitting
223 (573) and Harold KKocher,
«Sr. with 561, copped 4 from
Caddie LaBar.
W. Check hit 201 (582) for Dod-
| son's. as the boys took all from
Klass Motors. Brothers 4 and Phil-
lips: - Supply split 2-2 with Joe
Kravitz hitting 235 (573) for the
Brothers. Gordon Insurance and
Shady Side split 4 ‘with Mike Ole-
| nick | Jeading Gordon's with 207-
212" (575). :
Leg Evans set the pace for
Stonehurst Cottages as the team
| took - 4 from «Columbia Catering.
| | Lee hit 233 (589) and Dan Federic-
ci had 208 (570). Jack Birnstock
i hit 7 220-213. (585) « for. Codes.
| Payne Printery took 3 from Henry's.
Edgar. Heness took the “lime-
I: light”! with three games of 170
i each. . Edgar will receive a
| trigiicate award from ABC for
his series.
Games over 200 were posted by
| waglchart, Michael, Heidel, Appel,
| Quick, Tarasavage, Thier, Banks,
| Roberts and Berkey.
ENEANEEERNANERRENAENANENNE NAA NNN NARGSR RENN |
- Church League Basketball
BERwEm
by Keith Yeisley
Trucksville bested Shavertown in
the final tilt 54-41.
Prince of Peace - East Dallas
Prince of Peace just could not
seem to get an offense moving in
| the first game, while East Dallas,
| with Tom Oney and Wes Evans
scoring 9 and 8 points respectively,
built up ‘a comfortable 26-12 half-
time lead. The third quarter began
{ with a. flare-up between Prince of
| Peace’s rugged rebounder, Bob Cool-
baugh and East Dallas’ Tom Oney.
Both players were ejected from the
game, and this also hurt Prince of
Peace’s chances for a comeback
victory. Wes Evans took over in
the scoring where Tom Oney left off,
and finished as the game’s high
scorer with 22 counters. Oney’s 9
came in for second-place scoring
honors, followed by Frank Tencza
and John Zarno with 8 each. Jim
Thomas again paced the Prince of
Peace ‘scoring with 16 tallies, fol-
lowed by Ralph Ell's 10, all of which
he scored in the second half. This
victory was. especially sweet for
"| pionship
East Dallas, since East Dallas was
eliminated from the League cham- |
three: weeks ago when
Prince of Peace's Coolbaugh sunk |
the, winning goal with two seconds
showing on the clock. !
Harveys Lake-Huntsville
In the second game, Harveys Lake |
had little trouble disposing of Hunts- |
ville, which ‘was without the serv- |
ices of its outstanding John An-
dreoli; who was transferred by his
company to Lancaster. Harveys
Lake jumped off to an overwhelm-
ing -30-12 halftime lead and were |
never once in danger. Gene Brobst
ledithe scoring for the Harveys Lake |
quintet, although five of their play- |
ers hit for double figures!" Gene
had 19 points, Percy McMillan, who
played a fine game off the boards, |
scored 12, Bob Harris and Larry |
Crispell, 11 each, and Dick Sear- |
foss, 10. Don Rome was Huntsville’s
top scorer with 13 points, followed
by. Bill Strausser’s 10 and Clint |
Brobst’s 8.
Trucksville-Shavertown
In the final game of the evening, |
Trucksville jumped ahead to a 3-
point halftime lead and never re-
linquished it, as they got stronger
throughout the contest. Keith
Yeisley led the Trucksville scoring
with 15 points, followed by Bill
Oney with 12 and Bob Hontz and
Don Hinkle with 8 each. Bob Hontz
did an exceptional job of rebound-
‘ing, coring out of a crowd consist- |
ently with the ball. Don Santa
Croce also did a fine job off the
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THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1965
Heralding Spring: Kunkle's Sportscar In Shavertown Bamk
‘With Spring comes that desire to |i ing a bright red MG Midget right, daughter looking on, and Winfield |
. in a sports- |in the bank lobby with a tempting Parsons, bank manager.
The Midget was placed in the
bank lobby, courtesy of Kunkle
Motors, Kunkle.
PTA MEETING
Executive Board of Lake-Lehman
Area Joint PTA meets at 7:30 p.m.,
March 23, at the high school for
reorganization, with all officer, com-
mittee chairman, and head teachers
urged to. attend.
boards. JR seored 13 of Bis
15 points and Bill Oney scored 10
of his 12 points in the second half.
Teachers John Baur and Bob Cicon
led the Shavertown attack with 21
and 11 points respectively. Baur
hit with excellent accuracy and con-
sistently on his long set shots, sink-
ing 10 goals from beyond the foul
line. Bob Cicon scored 9 of his 11
points in the second half, trying to
keep Shavertown in the game to
no avail.
The second round of the playoffs
resumes on Saturday night at the
Junior High School Gym. There
will be a preliminary game at 7
p.m., followed by the Trucksville-
Harveys Lake game at 8. The win-
ner will go against East Dallas the
following Saturday night for the
playoff championship. East Dallas
drew the bye for this week's action.
‘For "March Of Dimes”
| Reese’ Finn Places First
In Math Test At Dallas
. ministered by Mr.
| ander,
WARM Double Dribblers
To Meet Local Teachers
Local basketball fans are in for
a big treat next Friday night,
March 26, when the WARM Double
Dribblers come to town for a thril-
ling game against the faculty mem-
bers of Lake-Lehman and Dallas
Senior and Junior High Schools.
The game, held for the benefit
of the March of Dimes, will be play-
ed in the Dallas Senior High School
gymnasium. Gordon Diettrick is
chairman of the great event and
assures everyone that it will be an
exciting night. Mrs. Gordon Diet-
trick is chairman of the March of
Dimes in the Back Mountain Area.
Thirty-four of the top mathe-
matics students at Dallas Senior
High School recently competed in
a mathematics contest sponsored by
King’s College. The test was ad-
Fred Templin,
mathematics instructor at the high
school.
The top score in the written ex-
amination was achieved by Reese
Finn, a senior. Placing in order
from second to seventh place re-
spectively were: David Hess, junior;
| Stephen Farrar, senior; Scott Alex-
junior; Fred Mintzer, junior;
Monica Haradem, senior; and Rus-
sel Williams, junior.
Others who wrote the examina-
tion were: Seniors — Robert An-
derson, Linda Dymond, Jean Flem-
ing, Conrad Gonzales, Walter Gos-
art, Charles Higgs, Charles Miller,
Charles Morgan, William Roberts,
Nicholas Sosik, Harry Sweppen-
heiser, ‘Thomas Wardell, Shirley
Zarychta, Juniors — Lewis Dixon,
Stanley Dorrance, Katherine Dur-
bino, Mark Dymond, Ernest Gay,
Thomas Harris, Lee Isaac, William
Kyle, Raymond McClary, = Todd
Richards, Russel = Stoss, Howard
Wiener, Richard Yanalunas. Soph-
omores — Greg Higgs.
Back From Korea
Sp/4 Donald ‘C. Pall, son of Mr. |
and Mrs. John Pall, Hunlock Creek |
R D 1, has returned from his tour
of duty in Korea. He is a graduate
of Lake-Lehman High' School, class
of 1963.
After spending a 30-day furlough
with his parents, Donald will return
to Fort Eustis, Virginia.
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Back Mt. 4-H Club
Studies The Horse
Back Mountain 4-H Club met
Saturday with Ann Lacey presiding.
The club which is divided into three | and Junior High Schools.
sections had testing on the parts
of a horse with the beginners
naming 15 external parts, the
juniors 30 and the seniors 45.
The club is going to have films| Bogdon discussed the
every other week with two pictures | diseases which might
shown each meeting. All mem- | horse.
dues.
bers are urged to pay their back
Susan Baker and Nancy Bolts
| served refreshments. Mrs. Anthony
afflict a
different
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