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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
George Shupp
Suburban Dairy heads the Mon-'
day night league with 28% points
from Davis |
Market, led by Frank Kundrat hit-
Ben Krajew- |
after winning 3,
ting 211-235 (612).
ski posted 211 (582).
Town House Restaurant took all
4 from Hanson's Park to take over
second place with 26. Fred Adams
wd the way with 225-211 (614);
’ndy Matte rolled 201 (586).
Honors for ‘the night were
bestowed upon Dave Eddy as
he chalked up 244-225 (631)
for Meade’s Garage. Leo Yanko-
ski hit 213 (564) and the team
copped 3 from Cook’s Excavat-
ing. Cook’s holds the third spot
in the league and Meade’s is
fourth. Steve Bonomo led
Cook’s with 234 (604) and
Gerard Harris hit 213 (564).
St. Therese’s took 3 from Kuehn's |
last week and Sportsmen took all
from Hill Top.
Games in the 200s were also hit
by Gulitis 239, Maculis. Kocher,
Traver 225, Meade, Wendell.
Community Service
Stanton TV holds first place with
26 points after taking 3 from Ben
Franklin last week, breaking the
tie with Boyd White. White's team
and Besecker’s are tied in second
with 24 eacr. Ben Franklin has
23.
Kostrebala led the way for
Stanton and took honors for
the night when he rolled 568.
Pat Pryor posted a big 234 for
Boyd White's
Others hitting in the 200’s were
ardell, Maturi, Anderson, Roth.
‘Sunday Night Mixed
Hoods lead the way with 31 points
23d Heng have dropped back to
Bond with 30 after last Sunday's
games. Hoods split with Tangoes
and Hens lost 3 to Gems.
Eleanor Moyer took honors
for the night when she chalked
“up 167-170 (494) for Cripples;
Grace Wilson turned in 164
. (467) for Tangoes and Marge
Milne hit 171 (465) for Hoods.
Ed Roth led the men with 195-
206 (559) for Gems.
Single high 6 games were hit by
Betty Stanley 164, Allie Heffernan
166, Jack Stanley 195, Doris Maturi
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Bowling News
by Doris R. Mallin
170, Bob Maturi 192-205, Tom Hef-
fernan 198 and Dot Huston 171.
Country
Joe's Pizza is on top of the Tues-
day night girls’ league with 32
| Link's Tavern has 30%
Manufacturing, 29.
Arlene Hospodar led the way
for Joe’s with 177-188-160
(525) followed by teamate Ber-
mnie Pape with 170-184 (513).
Liz Weale piled up 175-173
(505) for Forty Fort Lumber.
highs were turned in by Evelyn
Roberts 174, M. Considine 163, G.
Gabel 160, R. Novroski 172, G. Gos-
art 170, K. Gansel 160, F. Allabaugh
171, B. Charnitski 161, E. Kamont
[178.
Bowlerettes
Libby Cyphers was top scorer
last week when she spilled 161-
177-202 (542) for Monk Plum-
bing and Heating. Sally Rob-
erts hit 183-176 (487) and
Joyce Bevan had 167 (475).
Duke Isaacs and Whiting’s. Parts
‘and Service are tied in first place
with 28 points each.
Single high games were posted by
A. Sorbett. 161, A. Schoell 175, D.
Cyphers’ 198, K. Kalafsky 189, T.
Langdon 160.
Back Mt. Neighborhood
Disque Funeral tops the league
with 32 points while Bolton's Diner
second with 31. Next in line is
Shady Side with" 25 Ys. and Gordon
Insurance with 25.
Fred Adams - took scoring
honors for the night when he
piled up 245-214 (645) for Dis-
que’s.
Tomasak (564). Single games in
the 200’s were. posted by Mike,
Rich, Disque, Stitzer, Warner, Mi-
chael Williams, D. Bolton, Sr., Van-
derhoff, Yankoski and.Heness.
Crown Imperial Majors
Shavertown Lumber lost a little
31 points. Monk Plumbing and
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points taking 3 from Meneguzzo's. |
and Bocar
Other top scorers last week were |
Helen Bonomo 176 (478); Anita |
Pascavage 162-193 (469); Mary
Dimmick 163-175 (467). Single!
and Sheldon’s Lunch are tied in |
Other high series were posted by |
John Bolton 220 (566) and Nick |
ground Friday night when it lost |
3 points to Dallas Shopping Cen- |
ter, but still leads the league with |
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| honors with 1013 (2896) total
|
Pictured above are the “Miniature
Mountaineers” who will provide ex- |
schools * within the Dallas School |
District, including Gate of Heaven. |
These boys have ‘been practicing |
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1965
Miniature Mountaineers To Play On Saturday
supervision of Mr. Dolbear, Mr. |o
citing action at Dallas Senior High | Brobst, and Mr. Barbose. Sofie have | occur, a good evening of basketball
School gymnasium Saturday eve-| been holding secret workouts dur- | is assured.
ning. They reprusent all elementary | ing the week from parlor to kitchen | a
when “Mom” or “Dad” has been (
available to provide opposition.
Enthusiasm is high and although |
Heating split 2-2 with Automatic
Cigarette and moved into second
place spot’ with 30. Michael's took
over third place with 29.
Frank Michael spilled pins
for a total of 651, top series of
the night, including a 220 and
a big 263 for Michael's Exca-
vating. Tony Pineno toppled
211-243 (649) for Automatic
Cigarette; George Thompson
rolled 214-226 (620) for Dallas
Dairy; Dan Richards had 223-
211 (614) and Steve Bonomo
posted 214-217 . (609) for Dal-
, las Shopping and Michael’s.
Top series. were turned in by
Andy Matte 204-212 (588); Steve
Andrasko. 202 (580); R. Ide 201
| (580); Nick Stredny 214 (563);
Joe Merc 200 (574); Al Wendell
(562); Frank Kundrat 227 (582);
Harold Bennett 204 (584); Joe
Klass. 207 (574); Bill Amos (561);
Al Ciccarelli 221 (565) and Amby
Vida 212 (577).
Lakers
Kocher's Boys lead the ‘teams
with: 28 . points. Stegmaier Lads
hold down second with 257% while
Link’s Bar and Hanson's Bar are
tied with 25 each. ;
Stegmaier Lads took team
pins last, week. Harold Kocher
Jed the individual scoring with
245 (600).
|© John Siegal turned’ in a 596
series ‘and Fran Schuler toppled |
(577). Bill Rittenhouse went on |
| record with a single game of 225
(and Ted Kocher had 221:
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Helen Bonomo led the girls
with 210 (562). Ruth Williams
rolled 180 (500) and Jane
Bicking had 498. Ginger Gosart
hit 203.
Congratulations to Flora Ritten-
house for piling up a triplicate of
137!
Dallas Woman’s Club
Swedes are ahead in the league
with 26 points. Swiss hold second
with 22 and Limeys and Finns are
tied with 20 each.
Aussies and Swedes shared hon- |
ors last week when Aussies hit a
high of 571 and Swedes rolled 1579
total pins.
Margaret Milne won honors
for a high game of 195 and
Eleanor Moyer piled up a 162
(4773) series.
Jeanne Richards rolled 179 (471)
and Adele Peterson had 180 (460).
Irene Katyl chalked up a 179 and
Virginia Payne, 169.
Travelling
Dallas Engineers lost all to Geb-
hardt’s' last week. No one on the
local team had high series and only
one 200 game was posted, Marty
Panunti.
Imperialettes
O'Malia Daundry-was out in front
going into competition last week.
The top team had 29 points, fol-
lowed by: Garrity with 25 and
Goodman 24. Apex and Delaney
were tied with 23 each and Elston
and Mac Tools, 19 each. Joe's Men
Shop had 14.
Evelyn Kamont led the scor-
ing with 161-210 (527). Ruth
Stair posted 186-165 (488);
Kate Gensel hit 178 (468) and
Lil Krajewski had 161 (461).
High singles were rolled by Helen |
Bonomo, Jane Durkin, Jean Agnew, |
Barbara Egliskis, Theresa Thomn- |
son, Tooties Dénmon, Jean Piech,
Gloria Charnitski and Carolyn Pur-
vin.
O'Malia took 4 points from Els- |
| hold on first place with 33. Gar-
rity lost 3 to Apex. leaving the two
teams tied with 26 points each.
| Goodman lost 3 to Joe's, giving
Goodman 25 points and Joe's 17.
{ Delaney wound up with 26 also,
after taking 3 from Mac Tools.
| Goodman has 25; Mac has 20; Els- |
| ton’s has 19.
Industrial
Al Wendell took the lime-
light last Wednesday when he
toppled 211-216 (609) for
A & P. Their team took 3 from
Soldier Darts.
Parker - Fuel took all 4 from
American Legion, led by E. Samuels
with 576.
Thomas and. LADS split 2-2 and |
Adams Market took all 4 from
Ranch Wagon. |
| points.
| Trucksville gave up the ball four
| times on palming and walking in-|
r shot at the wrong basket may
preview of the Dallas varsity |
(classes of ‘69, “710, ‘71,), be sure |
| to come to the Dallas gymnasium
this Saturday evening. Action be- |
If you are anxious for |
gins at 7:00 p.m. with teams from
fourth grade participating, to be
followed by fifth and sixth grades
respectively.
Admission is fifty cents for adults,
and twenty-five cents for students
beyond sixth grade. All others will
be admitted free.
A NEEEEENNSNEEEEEEENENENANENEREENNNSNRREERERNENNE,
In the final Saturday night of]
| Church League action, East Dallas
avenged two previous consecutive
defeats at the hands of Trucksv ille |
as they walloped ‘the Trucksville
quintet in the Playoff Oremsplon-|
ship game, 68-43.
Hitting with unbelievable accu- |
racy on long set-shots, East Dallas |
also took advantage of many Trucks-
ville miscues and turned them into
In the first four minutes,
fractions, and ‘East Dallas scored
| each time as a result and jumped
| into an 18-7 first quarter lead. But
| it was the third quarter surge by
| the winning five that put the game |
out of reach as they
outscored
Trucksville 18-5! Trucksville had’
the lowest scone at the end of the
third quarter, 24 points, than they
had ever had before. |
Then, even though Trucksville tal-|
lied 19 points in the final quarter, |
Bast ~ Dallas” bombed away for 207
more and easily won by 25 points.
John Zarno, playing his finest game |
of the year, ripped the cords for 25
points, to lead all the scoriag in
the contest. East Dallas also had
three other men in double figures;
Wes Evans with 16, Frank Tencza |
and Tom Oney with 11 each.
Trucksville had only one maa in;
| double figures, Don Hinkle with 22;
and this poorly-balanced attack was,
| the main reason for the runaway. |
Wes Evans played a good all- around |
game for the winners, as he con-|
sistently pulled down key rebounds
and set up his team-mates for good |
shots. Trucksville, a team that has |
| scored in the 70’s and 80's in many
previous games, did not once offer |
| ton’s Friday, giving them a tighter an offensive threat to the victors.
When it looked as though Tru ks- |
ville had even a chance of cutting
the score down, East Dallas’ coach, |
Frank Hemingway, shrewdly called |
a time-out and ‘advised: his boys |
what course of action to pursue. |
Hemingway, who was quite an |
athlete a few years ago and will |
| still don a uniform if necessary, led |
his charges within just cne game |
of the regular-season championship |
| only to be eliminated by Prince of |
| Peace by one point.
| sweet, however, since the East Dal- |
Revenge was |
las club walloped Prince of Peace |
by over 30 points in the first play- |
off game, and went on to win this |
were |
Single highs over 200
posted by R. Bonomo, B. Boston, J.
Janik, and D. Magill. {
Church League Basketball
| 14 goals and 3
| Dahma led the Air Force Five.
The members of the league wish |
to thank all fans who made this |
by Keith Yeisley
playoff championship. Since East
Dallas has the youngest team in the
League, things look very promising |
for them for the next several years. |
In a preliminary contest, a team
composed ‘of five Church League
played the Benton Air |
| players,
| Force team, and won easily by a
score of 69-48. Bob Coolbaugh, a
tower of strength under the boards, |
led: all scores with 31 points, on
foul conversions.
season ‘successful, and all others
who in any way contributed to the |
league.
Referres:
Kluchinski.
Bernie ‘Miskin, Joe |
Odd Fellows Conclave,
At Downingtown, Pa.
Eighth ‘annual five state Odd: Fel-
lows Middle: Atlantic States con-
clave has been scheduled for Friday
evening April 9, and ‘Saturday aft-
ernoon and evening April 10, at the |
Downington Motor Inn,
lon the 9th at 6:30. o'clock and the
| conferring of subordinate lodge and
| Rebekah Lodge degrees on the 10th
Lat 1 o'clock.
Lititz Lodge No. 1050 will confer
the first degree and Lady Oxford
Rebekah Lodge No. 241, of Phila-
delphia will confer the Rebekah
| degree.
A Drill Pageant on Saturday eve-
ning will end the 1965 Conclave.
This event is scheduled for 7 o'-
| clock.
The public is invited to attend the
banquet, reservations necessary,
however no tickets. are required for
the drill pageant.
The: Sovereign Grand Master of
| the Order, Kermit R. Cofer of Water
Valley, Mississippi, and the Presi-
dent of the International Associa-
{ tion of Rebekah Assemblies, Ione
| McCauley. of Flagstaff, Arizona, will
| be present.
The conclave actually celebrates
the one hundred forty-sixth anni-
versary of the establishment of Odd
Fellowship in America.
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Parents’ Night Thursday
Mr. George McCutcheon, Coun-
los Dallas Senior High School, |
| announces that parents of tenth |
|and eleventh grade students are
invited to attend a ‘parents’ night” |
at the high school on Thursday, !
April 8, 7:30 p.m.
The purpose of this meeting is
to explain the curriculum choices
of students for next year, and to
answer questions relative to col-
lege, business, Industrial Arts, and
technical school training.
"Y" Archery Team ,
| Winners Feted
The Back Mountain Branch YMCA |
Archery Team and their parents
were guests at a party on Satur-
| day, evening at the Shavertown
“Y”. The boys, Mark Jaikes, Gary
Travinski, Larry Waldow and James
Elliott have brought honor and
acclaim for themselves and the Back
Mt. “Y” by winning the State Arch- |
ery Championship for their age!
classification (1 and under), at a!
| recent tournament, hosted by the |
Lancaster YMCA.
The Back Mountain YMCA boys
competed against some 30 others
' of their age. Each boy received a
first prize medal for his accomp-
lishment. We are very proud of
them all. Our special thanks go to |
| George Slinzer, the Back Mountain |
| YMCA instructor, who, as a vol-|
inteer, has spent some six months |
training the boys, most of whom
had never handled a bow and arrow
before. An Archery Club will soon
be formed at the “Y”, with George
Slinzer as advisor. Any boy in the
| fourth to the ninth grade is eligible
| to join. They must also be mem-
{ bers of the Back Mountain “Y”.
Car-wash Slated As
New Local Business
A three-minute car-wash is the
| latest business to be lured to the
Back Mountain by burgeoning popu-
lation and broad highway.
All arrangements - have been
is pending, with Shavertown or Dal-
is pending, with havertown or *Dal-
| las the probable spot. ‘
Ronald P. Lupas, 80 W. Carey
Street, Plains, president of Red Car-
pet Car Wash, Inc., of which Atty.
David Koff is also a stockholder,
has already invested $34,946.40 in
equipment for the business. {
Lupas hopes to be able to open
for business by the middle of June,
| if everything goes all right. At peak
| periods, during weekends, he fore-
| sees employing twenty men, many
of whom will be local. Equipment
is by Washmobile, of Union, N. J.
| Lupas is now president of Lake :
| Mes Inc., Blue Cross Building.
and opening an office in the Central
Building, Wilkes-Barre, this week.
Leslie Kocher Heads
Noxen Methodist Club
| Leslie Kocher was elected presi- |
1st vice - presi-
| dent, Elmer Race,
dent; Oscar Fish, 2nd vice presi-
dent; John Lyons, secretary and |
Elmer Lyons, treasurer at a recent
+ meeting of Noxen Methodist Men's |
Club. i
The new president plans a spring
drive for members and new activi- |
ties. One need not be a member of |
the church to join. All are welcome. |
Lunch was served at the close of |
the business session and games |
were 2 enjoyed.
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SECTION B — PAGE 1
Badgers Win
‘Championship
The Badgers romped past the
Kingsmen to win the YMCA Cham-
pionship by a score of 117-93.
From the first quarter on, the
Badgers never relinquished the lead.
| Johnson led the champs in the first
quarter with 10 points and did some
top rebounding from both offensive
land defensive boards.
In the second quarter, the Bad-
| gers continued to pour it on, out-
| scoring
their opponents, 29-19.
Johnson again led the attack scor-
ing 14 points.
For the Kingsmen, Jim Balavage
fouled out with only three minutes
remaining.
The Badgers outscored their ap-
ponents in the third quarter 30-25.
Bob Parry ripped the cords for 10
points. With the best team oi
so far, they took a commanding lead
83-59.
Down by a 24 point margin, the
Kingsmen tried a final good surge.
the Badgers again kept
hit the net for 12 points, thus mak-
ing it an even quarter for each teem
34-34.
Karuza chipped in with 16 points
for the losers in the final period.
The YMCA staff wishes to con-
| gratulate the Badgers on their vie-
tory and to commend all players.
for their fine effort in helping to
make this tournement a splendid
demonstration of good sportsman-
They also wish to’
Members of the winning team are:
Bob Parry, Captain; Dave Caffrey,
| Lynn Johnson, Ray Kyle, Ed Trexlery
| Scott Blase.
Awards will be presented Mon-
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| Michael Daley, three year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Daley, Jr.,
Dallas, suffered a fractured collar
bone, recently, after falling from a
bed. ' He was taken to the office
of Dr. Jacobs, where x-rays were
taken, ' showing a break in two
| places.
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