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THE DALLAS POS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1965
SECTION B — PAGE 1
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Linear
Buffing Department is the
Linear League leader with 35
points after taking smother 2
from Finishing last week. Joe
Merc set the pace as he piled
up 202(566) for the top team.
Rubber Trim split 2-2 with Ship-
ping, bringing its total up to 32,
d with Boiler Room and Press
Lo Charlie Higgs led Boiler
Room to a 3 point win over Ma-
chine Shop with 215(566). Jack
James hit 210 for Machine Shop.
Press Room took 3 from Mainten-
ance.
Tubing lost 3 to Bosses, but holds
the next spot with 31 points. Jewell
Thompson set the pace for Tubing
with 170(451) while Alice Miller |
hit 160 for Bosses. Bosses has 30, |
and Finishing Department 30. Sup-
ply Room has 29", and Mainten-
ance and Mill Room are tied with
29 each.
Other top scorers were Bill Yus-
cellis 201, Jane Bicking 162-163,
Virginia Rodriquez 167, George
Groff 206 and Helen Jordan 162.
The week before Art Hawk with
223 and Jule Yuscellis, 191, had
high scores. Yuscellis hit 211, Tony
Bonomo 202, Jewell Thompson 172,
Jcan Elgaway 160-165, Charles |
Nafus 204 and Joe Merc 200.
~ Charles Higgs teok honors
two weeks ago when he rolled
2271-213-27%(667) for Boiler
Roem. Joe Merc toppled 250 in
cne game for Buffing. He also
rolled 212 and piled up 640
total pins. Jewell Thompson
cpilled 180-173-180(533) : for
Tubing. George Groff posted
210-244(630) and Jack Berti
had 223(573) for Maintenance.
184, Jane Bicking 168, Alice Miller
172, Ret Nelson 169 and Joan El-
gaway 162.
So far, Mill Room holds the
record with 2501 total pins. Press
Room has 2417 and Maintenance
2399. Charles Higgs with 667, Joe
Merc 627 and George Groff 596
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501 lead the women.
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Automatic Cigarette
first place after taking 3 from Boyd
White’s Monday night. Besecker’s
won 3 from Stanton TV; Automatic
has 34 and Besecker’s 33. Stanton
moved down to third with 31.
Harter’s and Guyette split 2-2 and
the “dairymen” hold fourth place
with 29.
Sherm Harter copped indi-
vidual honors when he piled
up 211(589) for Harter’s. Bob
Anderson led Stanton’s with
577 and Ted Kostrobala hit 202
(566) for Automatic Cigarette.
Other ‘highs were rolled by Pat
Pryor 214-203 and Frank Kardell
200. .
Sunday Night Mixed
Hares lost first place when they
lost all 4 to Ed’ Bar and Grille. Ed |
Roth led his team on to battle with |
207(552). They are now tied ‘in
second place with . Sharpies, 26
each. Hares have 25%.
Rowdy 4 won 3 from Lacers
and tock over the lead with
26,. Sharpies: wom 8 from
Caddies Kids. Big scorer for
Sharpie was Grace Wilon with
196-167 (485).
P. J. Schalm scored 192-217 (553)
|| for. Lacers.. and’ Sherwood : Wilson
hit a 201 for the Rowdy team. Tom
Heffernan. had ia 195. ‘
Ladies’, Country =.= «|
Helen Bomomo was. top scor-
er in the league last Tuesday
when" she piled 'up 170-183-200
games - for .a total of 553. De-
spite ‘her big series, her Ber-
nie’s Pizza team lost all 4
points to - Joe's Pizza. Arlene
‘Hospodar and ‘Marie Bellas led
Joe's to .victory.- Arline posted
163-168 (481). and Marie = top-
pled 166-172 (479). Bernie Pape
rolled a 166 and Kate Gamsel
hit “160. “7.
Mary Ann. Considine ..came . up
with .a nice 188(494) for Brothers
4 and Janice Blight hit. 161. Flo
Rosenberger. with 160 and Anita
Pascavage with 170 led Forty
Fort Lumber. . :
Scarlet’s Lounge took all 4 from
Bocar Manufacturing. Sally Ell hit
164 for Scarlet’s and Mary Dimmick
led Bocar with 186(476).
Joe's Pizza led the team scoring
with 817(2210). .
Industrial :
Adams Market is on top of the
league with 42, points, taking 3
from = Tim's Atlantic last week.
Harveys Lake American Legion won
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| Top scorer was L. Kogler,
| leading ‘A&P with a 213-203
| (608) series. R. Bush of Parker
| Fuel hit 222(573). C. Kazokas
hit 214.
| Dallas Woman's Club
Ann Bush set the pace for Aussies
| Thursday as they won 3 points from
Swedes. Ann took individual honors
with 209(478). Teammate Eleanor
Moyer had a 182. On the opposing
| team, Donna Kaye was knocking
| “em over to the tune of 205(466).
| Ann Jordan hit 160.
Travelling
Therm-0-Tek took 2
points from Harris & Coffee
Saturday with Jack Trudnak
doing the honors on 222-199-
192(613). Pete Hospodar rolled
201-193(5%7) and Jim Lohman
tumed in a 212.
Neighborhood
The top two teams lost 3 points
each on. Thursday, but are still
holding a good lead in first and
second places. Disque Funeral
Home has 44%: points and Payne
has 40.
Highest series rolled by an
individual was Leo Yankoski
22% (602) for Disque. Charlie
‘Williams = posted a big 246
game. He rolled a 597 series
for Bolton's. :
Other highs posted were Roy's
209 (581); games of 200 or more
by Gorey, Vanderhoff, Birnstock,
Hardisky, Klass, Kocher Sr., Roberts
and Hrycyk.
Crown Majors
Shavertown Lumber copped
3 points from Automatic Cig-
arette Friday and wound up the
first half of the season on top
of the league with 431, points.
Jack Trudnak set the pace for
the champs as he ticked off 245
pins in his second game and
totalled 625 fer three. Rich
(Papa) Bomomo toppled 211-
224 (601) and Harold Benmett
hit 201. Team total was 2767
pins. :
The second and third place teams,
Bill's Diner and Michael's Excavat-
ing, met each other to battle it
out. Bill's Diner won 3 from
Michael's and took over the second
spot with 41 points. Michael's wound
up with 40. Bruce Varner led Bill's
with 211 (571) and J. Verfin hit
211. For Michael's, it was Mike
Gorey out in front with 222(560).
On down the line was Dallas
Dairy
Cigarette, and Dallas Nursery,
each; American Legion and West
Side Novelty have 30 each, Birth's
Esso has 29 and Dallas Shopping
Center, 28.
Amby Vida piled up 202-213-199
(614) for Wesley's while teammates
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‘Jewell Thompson with 533, Arvie all 4 from Lads and moved into | ions
| Reish 504 and Jule Yuscellis with the second spot with 35. A&P and
Wilkes Racks His
In his continuing display of sen-]|
shooting ability, Mike |
Wilkes of Dallas scored 22 goals |
and four for 6 at the foul line for,
40 points, Friday. i
; His. 36th point of the evening!
against Forty Fort crashed Wilkes |
over the 1000 mark in his career. |
He received 25 rebounds and col- |
lected and made exceptional passes |
throughout the game.
With great teamwork and hustle |
from the outset of the game, Dallas
took the lead in the first quarter, |
inspired by ‘Supulski and Beech, as
well as Wilkes, the first two dis-
playing good defense and were on
the boards for rebounds, before foul-
ing out in the third quarter.
Coach Clint Brobst cleared the
bench in the fourth quarter to give
all the players a chance to see
action. . Final score was 95 for Dal- |
las and 54 for Forty Fort, and was
Dallas’ third victory of the season.
As Dallas Bombs Forty Fort, 95-34
1000th Point
College
by Bruce Hopkin
“In Old New York”
Early Tuesday morning (like
about 6:30 a.m.), Dec. 7th, we were
on our way to New York City. We
were on a field trip with the art
appreciation (that could be talked
about!) classes. We were going to
the Metropolitan Museum of Art,
and also to a few smaller museums.
However, the smaller museums were
optional — we could do something
else if we wanted to. We did!
After spending a sufficient
DALLAS
G F FT PTS
Wilkes 22 04.6, 43
Supulski 2-56.78 10
Townsend aXe 3
Beech 4.203: 10
Sinicrope 7:00 A 14
Dennis G2 2 2
Kyle 0) 4
Morris 0:0 0 0
Fry 0 00 0
Knecht 1 i213 4
Seeley 0:5 020 0
Rome 0:50 0 0
Parry 0 0 0 0
FORTY FORT
G FFT PTS
Thomas 4 319 11
Alfano 1 4 8 6
Alichnic 1 2 6 4
Shappelle 8 7.8 223
Kopen 2 4 10 8
Boyd 0 QO 0
Cain 0 09 0 0
Jones 0 2.2 2
Conty 0 0.0 0
spectively. |
Bill Weaver hit 222 (590) for the
“dairymen”’, Nick Stredny hit 202-
218 (590), Frank Kardell had 210
(586) for Dallas Nursery; C. Fin- |
arelli led the “Legionnaires” with
223 (585); Al Cicarelli scored 223
(585) for the “Plumbers”, Tony
Bonomo had 223 (584).
Single games of 200 or more were
posted by Havrilla 223, Yankoski,
225, Myers 211, Moore 210, Eddy
208, Whiting 206, Pineno 211. !
Wesley's wound up the season
with top spot series of ‘2837 pins. |
Monk’s took honors with top game :
of 1016; Wesley's “had 1015 and |
Michael's 11012. Harold Coolbngh |
took individual. honors for high |
series of 657; Steve Bonomo had
653 and Nick Stredny had 642. Mike |
Gorey posted top single of 253; Mike
Rudick had 247 and. Harold Cool-
baugh 246. !
Imperialettes ; :
Apex Auto Parts moved up into |
the top position of the league Fri-
day night by taking all 4 points,
from Garrity Real Estate while Men- |
eguzzo's was losing 4 to Citgo and |
losing its previous first place. Men- |
eguzzo now has 37. Elston’s Dairy
moved up from fourth to third with
34 points after splitting 2-2 with |
Gordon's Insurance, and Garrity is |
in fourth with 33. Citgo has 31 and
Goodman and O’Malia have 27 each. |
Meneguzzo’s - didn’t have a
chance when Citgo moved in on
them. Ruth Stair and Liz Weale
led the victors to battle. Ruth
toppled 187-189 (527) and Liz
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The Back Mountain Church
League Basketball teams met again
citing games.
East Dallas edged out Trucksville
by 2 points; Huntsville beat Ben-
over Prince of Peace, 65-44.
Evans was top scorer for East
Dallas with 2 points; Hinkle for
Trucksville with 20; Frum led Ben-
ton, 18; ‘Strausser, Huntsville, 15;
R. Ell had 15 for Prince of Peace
and Brobst, 18 for Harveys Lake.
Next week, only 2 games will be
played. Harveys Lake vs Huntsville
at 7 p.m.; Prince of Peace vs East
Dallas at 8. Benton vs Trucksville
will be rescheduled at a later date.
(590). Fino’s Pharmacy took all 4
from Natona Mills.
Other top scorers were Hudak
(565), Boston 203-208 (578); Hirris
200 (561); Bonomo 204, Bennett
203-206, Reese 219, Maculis 202,
Williams 201, Glasser 202, Yankoski
213, Coolbaugh 203.
Sportsmen’s team took honors
with 2784 total pins.
The week before, Chacko was
big scorer with 223-214-218
(655) for Natona Mills. The
team posted 2928 total pins.
Ben Krajewski hit 206-226
(608) for Suburban Dairy.
Andy Matte and Nick Tomasak
turned in series in the 580’'s and
Bennett, S. Bonomo, Neyhard and
| of us.
the 57th Street station, and before |
amount of time at the Metropolitan,
| we set out for Greenwich Village.
We decided to go by subway as it
would be a new experience for all
We descended the stairs to
long we heard the roar of an ap-
proaching train. Man, when they
approach they don’t fool around!
| It came to a sudden stop, the door
| opened,
board. We'd all heard stories about
subways. You know, things like
behind when the doors close! Of
course, we'd all read about the
people you may meet on a subway,
| so we nervously glanced around to
on the Dallas Junior High School | see if there was a plain-clothesman
floor Saturday night with three ex-
aboard. 1 don’t "know how
any r:te, we grabbed on to those
{ handles that hang down from the
ton, 58-43 and Harveys Lake took |
ceiling, and stood there just as if
we rode subways all the time. Then
we all practically fell over when the
darn thing started moving!
Somehow we survived the
to Washington Square.
ride
We got out
the . middle. of Greenwich Village.
We stepped onto the street, and
It" was perfectly normal city street!
There wasn’t a thing wrong with
‘it! . There we were in Washington
Squdre — the center of Greenwich
Pigeons! :
However, as we stood there
looking = disappointed, this little
man in gold pants came over and
asked ws where we were from.
After
tourists . (as if he didn't already
know), he proceeded to tell us
about the wonderful tour he could
give us of the Village. It would
take ' us through several
houses,
places, and would conclude with us
‘ cob-webs-hanging-from-the
posted 179-185" (510), The | Coolbaugh had 570 plus series. Ehret |
team total was 2172. | Bowlerettes
Doris Amos led Gordon’s with 164 i Duke Isaacs still leads the league |
(462). Jean Agnew converted a with 38 points; Whiting’s Parts has
E | 34. Isaacs took all 4 from Monk |
Games of 160 were posted by Plumbing last week while Whiting's
Ruth Bennett, Kate Gansel Evelyn took away 1, from Bolton's.
Kamont, Doris Nafus, Della Bellas, | Libby Cyphers took individual
Tooties Denmon. | honors’ with 172-177 (494) for
George Shupp | Monk's while Jojce Bevan led Isaacs
Shaw topped the scoring in | with 164-168 (484). Anne Whiting
Monday night when he rolled | hit 181.
266-200 (623) for Cook’s Exca- | Dallas Woman's Club
vating. Bill Amos led St. Donna Kaye, Jeam Richards
Therese’s with 232 (610) and and Eleanor Moyer shared
Jack Trudmak hit 203 (587). honors in the league last Thurs-
Cook’s won 3 from Suburban | day. Donna led with 164-160
Dairy and St. Therese’s copped | = (469) for Swedes; Jean posted
3 from Davis’ Market. | 190 (468) for Finms and El-
R. Bonomo hit 200-210 (592) for | eamor rolled 175-167 (468) for
Hill Top but his team lost 3 to Aussies.
Sportsmen’s Bar. Fred Adams led | Carol Bayliss hit 160, Mary Reese
Town House to a 3 point victory had 164 and Theresa Graham had
over Merrimakers with 225-200 182.
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HENRY'S
JEWELRY & GIFTS
SHAVERTOWN. PA.
i hands!
sitting in an ‘“honest-to-goodness,
ceiling,
sawdust - on - the - floor,
beer-kegs” joint called Dirty Ju- |
lius’s! It would only cost us $1.00
a head. But having heard stories
about little men like this, we de-
cided that by the time we left |
Dirty « Julius’s;, we would have |
nothing in our pockets but our
Thus we headed for the Empire
State Building which looked as if
it was about six blocks away from
Fourth Street, our present location.
When we reached 33rd Street, the
Empire State Building still looked
lke it was six blocks away! Eventu- |
and ~ we quickly got on!
how you have to get on and off |
| quickly so that you don’t get left
we |
figured we would be able to tell! At |
of ‘the subway, and ascended the |
steps that would take us right into |
absolutely did not believe our eyes! |
Village — and what did we see?!
discovering ' that we were |
|
coffee
to ‘a few similar choice]
sit - on- |
Bound
ally we did get there, and we went
(by elevator) up to the 102nd floor.
We were going to walk up, but
changed our minds for some reason.
Then we went to Macy's where we
| stood for about a minute (we just
| wanted to say we'd been there!),
| and then walked up Broadway to
| Times Square. By that time, we
| had to head for the buses.
It was really a great day, and we
had a lot of fun. We have all de-
cided that some day we're going to
! go back to Washington Square, find
| that little man with the gold pants,
and see if there really is a Dirty
Julius’s!
Woolbert’s Dribbling Again
Most sincere congratulations go
out to Ann Woolbert at Hartwick
College. Ann is one of only two
freshman to make the varsity
| basketball team (girls’ basketball I
assume)! Congratulations, Ann, I
| hope you have a real ball!
Have a Merry
With only two days left before
Christmas vacation at BSC, I
thought I'd close with the following
| song. 1 suggest that you sing it to
the tune of, “We Wish You a Merry
Christmas’’.
1 wish you a Merry Christmas,
I wish you a Merry Christmas,
And a Happy New Year.”
Don’t laugh, I could have had
you sing it to the tune of “Easter
| Parade! !”
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| Dallas Grapplers Win
‘Opening Exhibition Match
| Dallas Senior ‘High School opened
its wrestling season. Thursday
night when the Mountaineers tra-
velled to Abington Heights for an
| exhibition match. Although the
| Dallas team was without contest-
ants in the 95 and heavyweight
classes and had to forfeit those
bouts, it came home victorious,
scoring 32-20.
Dallas had three first period pins,
| Tom Finn, 133, pinned Laegashi in
55 seconds; Scott Alexander, 138,
pinned Giblin in 1:18 and Kashen-
bach, 127, pinned Desury in 1:26.
Rusty Williams, 112, decisioned
Mundrake, 6-0; Dave Finn, 120, won
a decision over M. Kosloski, 6-2;
| Harry Cooper took Rinehimer, 2-0
in the 145 class; Carl Zimmerman,
165, decisioned Kirigian, 8-3; and
Ted Raub, 180, had a 2-2 draw
with Norrick. The 103 pounder,
Snyder, lost 14-2 to Abington’s
Davis and Mark Dymond, 154, lost
| to Ross, 14-8.
My Neighbors
“Awright, now—step for-
ward—we know that one of
us is the patient here.”
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