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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1966
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
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Dallas Cagers Are First Half Champs; Wrestlers Still Go Undefeated
Mountaineers Hold Top Position
Averaging 92.2 Points A Game
The Dallas High School basket-
ball team copped the first half
° championship in the North League
Friday night when it downed Crest-
wood, 84-60 on the winners’ floor.
The game was played before a
packed house.
The Mountaineers continued to
please their fans with fine team
work. The game broke open mid-
way through the second period
i Cars In Review
#At Greenfield Village
A combination of nearly 60 of to-
day's flashiest sports: jobs and
several of their antique counter-
parts are featured in the exciting
sports car show at Henry Ford
Museum in Greenfield Village.
The show is called “Sports Cars
in Review” and has for its theme
in 1966, “Les Pur-Sang”’, or “pure |
bloods”, denoting the type of auto-
mobile . developed exclusively for
sports driving. The show, held an-
nually. at the Museum since 1952,
will run every day through Feb-
ruary 6.
Besides the ‘pure bloods”, both
old and’ new, the show features
‘dozens of sparkling new general
sports “models . and specially * built
«Competition ‘cars, including the
‘Lotus-Ford that captured last year’s
classic Indianapolis 500.
#» Five unique ‘pure blooded” old-
when Dallas pressed Crestwood, in-
tercepted several passes and out-
scored the Comets, 12-0, in three
| minutes of action.
Mike Wilkes scored 34 points
and took 27 rebounds. Roy Supul-
ski chalked up a total of 27, with
10 rebounds and Sandy Beech
caught 12 rebounds.
| The Dallas team has an impres-
sive record for the season so far
with a total of 14 wins and 1 loss.
This includes six games played in
exhibition and two in the WSCC
Invitational Tournament. The one
loss was suffered in an exhibition
game with Plymouth which ended
65-64.
| The teams Dallas defeated and
| the final scores are as follows: Ex-
| hibition — Northwest 86-67; Forty
| Fort 95-54; West Pittston 79-58;
Kingston 66-64; Coughlin 61-41.
League — Ashley-Sugar Notch 96-
| 44; West Wyoming 98-76; Lake-
Lehman 107-73; Wyoming Seminary
93-63; Wilkes-Barre Twp. 108-58;
Swoyersville 59-56; Crestwood 84-
60. Tournament: West Side Central
85-72; St. Mary's 88-69. Total
| points earned by Dallas so far are
| 1269 against a total of 920 by op-
posing teams. The Mountaineers
averaged 79.3 per game against
57.5 by opponents.
erage for ‘the local team is 92.2
| against 61.3 by opponents.
| The scoring record for the top
The league av-
fimers displayed include a 1933 Al- |
$a Romeo roadster by Figoni, a ‘32 / : ;
‘Bugatti 7.55, ‘32 DeLage DSS, a | lows: Mike Wilkes — 504 points,
sleek “39 Talbot Lago that still! 33.6 average, 382 rebounds; Roy
ten players on the team ‘is as fol-
‘looks. like one of the latest sports |
a ars on the road, and a beautifully
Pnditioned ‘35 Hispano-Suiza V-12.
“Modern units include almost any-
thing from Alfa Romeos through
Volvos, with such hot American]
units as the Avanti II, Barracuda
S, Mako Shark II, and the Mustang
P-51, interspaced with the popular
European models.
.. The 'greates expansion at the
Pennsylvania Sports and Outdoor
Show in Harrisburg this year is
in the camping and outdoor living
‘department. Exhibits from twenty
states have been booked for the
‘show with camp trailers, truck
trailers, tents, camping accessories
and equipment. This will be tied
in closely with the big “Where to
Go’! division which has always been
one of the show highlights.
Supulski — 262 ‘points, 17.4 aver-
| age, 178 rebounds; Dan. Sinicrope
1153 points; 10.2 average,
bounds; Charles Beech—143 points,
9.5 average, 112 rebounds; Steve
Townsend — 90 points, 6 average,
43 rebounds; Chester Kyle — 50
points, 3.6 average, 3 rebounds;
Donald Dennis — 44 points, 3 av-
erage, 3 rebounds.
Dallas will meet West Wyoming
away Friday night at 8. J-V game
starts at 6:30.
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Lake-Lehman Cagers
Down Wilkes-Barre Twp.
The Lake-Lehman cagers scored |
another victory last week when |
they edged out Wilkes-Barre Town- |
ship, 71-70 in an exciting game. |
The ZXKnights led throughout the |
game, outscoring their opponents !
16-11 in the opening period and
17-15 in the second, leading at the
half, 33-26. :
The two teams shot basket for
basket in the third quarter, each
picking up 21 points. The township
rallied in the final period, out-
scoring the Lakers 23-17, but it
was too late and Lake-Lehman had
its second consecutive win.
Edwin Kern set the pace for the
Knights, shooting 11 goals and scor-
ing 3 from the foul line. Konigus
and Rodriguez were in the double
figures with 4 goals each, and 2
foul shots and Chuck Kern and
Shaw both added 4 and 1 for a
total of 9 points each. Spencer toss-
ed in 3 and 2.
Polakoski led the scoring for the | fouls tried.
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| Dallas Sports Schedule
If you are a wrestling fan and
want to spend a full evening
watching the sport, be sure to
attend the double events Satur-
day night at Coughlin High
School. The still unbeaten Dallas
matmen will meet Meyers at
6:45 p.m. and immediately
following will be the match be-
tween Lake-Lehman and Cough-
lin.
The Dallas cagers started their
second half Tuesday by playing
host to Ashley-Sugar Notch.
They will travel to West Wyo-
ming tomorrow night. The girls’
team will play at home tomor-
row afternoon at 4 against GAR.
Township, hitting the 39 mark in-
fouls made. Quinn scored 20 points.
The team tried 16 fouls.
College Bound
BY BRUCE HOPKINS
So What Else Is New.. | doing and watch me. In addition,
“Well, ‘we're halfway there. The | Mrs. Wilson caught a cold while
first semester is over and the sec- | she was there.
ond has ‘already begun. We finished | gpeaking of high school secre-
our exams last week, (but that’s! {aries I understand that Mrs. Wil-
course, it will be a little easier this | {5 have it delivered to book stands
time, ‘because ‘we are so i several months.
justed to college. life (2)! Speaking of months, the Hopkins’
thought-you might be interested in | It’s an eight month old ‘dalmation
knowing that the new television | puppy, and it's only as big as a
series, Batman, is the most popular small horse! The trouble is, the
program down at BSC. Practically darn thing is named King. He al-
everybody watches. it. You have to ready had the name when we got
get to the lounge early in order to him. Isn't it just awful? 1 mean
get a seat. Otherwise, you have to | “King” sounds like something you'd
stand on chairs or tables in order | name a dog! It's so bourgeois and
cluding 15 goals and 9 of the 12]
Lake-Lehman scored 11 on 24)
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Bowling News
by Doris R. Mallin
ICHIIHIEI IHRE
Sunday Night Mixed 1 Doris Amos, Jean Piech and The-
Big scorer last week was Sher- | Tesa Thompson.
wood Wilson with 213-197-207 | Community Service
| (617) for Rowdy 4. Leading the | Begecker's is on top with 127
| “gals” was Grace Wilson with 179-1 ,0ints followed by Harter’s Dairy
| 163 (486). She and Bob Maturi vith 107,. Besecker’s took the lead
with 542 led the Sharpies to a from the ‘“dairymen” by winning
point victory over Ed’s. [37, from them last Monday.
The Rowdies won 4 from Caddies. | Top score of the might was
Lacers took 3 from Hares. | 234-204 (627) by J. Bolton for
Ladies Country | Besecker’s, Ted Kostrobala led
Evelyn Roberts topped the Automatic Cigarette Co. with
scoring last Tuesday when she | 219 (579) while Warren Stan-
spilled 597 pins for Bocar. Her | ton hit 216 (574) for Stanton
series included 196-199-202. | TV. Kardell hit 215, Ambrose
Anita Pascavage led Forty Fort 20% and Corbett 202.
Lumber "with 198-197-189 | Crown Major
(584). Three members of Joe's
Pizza scored 500 series. Marie as ye foaY. a he
Bellas totalled 163-245-163 | £0 0 ore Fue hon.
(571). Bemie Pape hit 193- | ors with 267-232 (666) and
| 162-160 (515) and Arlene Hos- | ni, ‘Suedny had 208-211-213
| podar had 179-160-175 (514). (632). The Nursery took 4
Tops for Scarlet’s were Carol | | oints.
Hadsel with 171-163175 (509) and | Rich Bonomo led Shavertown
M. Eisenhower with 166-164 (479). ! Lumber with 212-204 (603) and
Lila Lozo set the pace for Brothers | Frank Kundrat hit 204 (575) as
Considine had 188 (493). | Amby Vida with 217 (587) and Al
Top series were posted by Rose | Wendell hitting 211 (570) led Wes-
Novroski of Forty Fort and Mary | ley’s.
Dimmick: of Bocar. Rose rolled 190 | Dallas Dairy and - American
(478) and Mary had 176-167 (495). | Legion - split. 2-2. Bill Weaver hit
Gladys. Gabel hit 172. | 244 (596). and Charlie Nafus had
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4 with 166-183 (505) and Mary A. | they took 3 points from Wesley's. | double figures with Chuck and Ed
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Mountaineers Hold Position 7
After Defeating Plymouth Team
Dallas matmen continued to hold | 1:33 and Ted Raub, 180, over wl
their spot in first place of the Wyo- | Hillard in 1:09.
ming Valley Wrestling League| Lee Isaac scored 5 on the first:
Saturday when they defeated the |fall of the meet when he took 112°
Plymouth wrestlers, 39-13. Dallas | pound Edward Lehr of Plymouth ne
shares the spot with Hanover High | 5:08. Dallas’ Tom Finn, 127, earned
School. | another 5 when he pinned Jeseph
The Mountaineers started out the | Pasternak in 3:49. Plymouth’s only:
evening with a draw between their | pin was won by Jack Phillips over:
95 pound Albert Williams and |Ernie Gay in the unlimited bouts
David Dwyer, 7-7. They went on |time — 3:39. =
to take five of their contests by| Other victories for Dallas eras
pins, three in the first period. [won by decision. Rusty Williams®
First period pins were won by | at 103 took Richard Line, 11-2; Ti
Steve Kaschenbach, 133, over Wil- Houlihan at 138 took George Ch
liam Reese in 33 seconds; Mark Dy- ponis 10-0; Harry Cooper, 154, beat,
mond, 145, over Michael Vnuk in| James Kairo, 4-1. =
. PE In addition to the one pin and,
Knights Finish Half the draw in the first bout, otis
. . won two decisions. Anthony Shu,
With 70-66 Victory cosky, 120, took David Finn, 5-0¢
and G. Cheponis decisioned Carl
Lake - Lehman basketball team 7 85. by 2 = f 6a
downed West Wyoming, 70-66, Fri- hy foo, 2 2 Sue + =
day night on the losers’ floor, to| > The Cheponis-Zimmerman bon 88
make their first half record, 3 wins was decided by riding time afte !
and 4 Tosses. Carl led throughout the contest. 7
Chuck Kern, Edwin Kern, Konig- The ‘Mountaineers are managed,
us and Shaw led the scoring in by ‘Ray Metzger, 2; capable ands
hard-working member of the team.
The team will travel to Coughlin:
High School Saturday night to meet
leading the way. Chuck scored 21
on 9 goals and 3 foul shots and Ed
|'hit 17 with 7 goals and 1 from the Meyers. matmen in" a contest bes
| foul line. ginning ‘at 6:45. -
| Koni : After the Dallas-M contest),
Konigus “led in successful foul ¥ © Hallas. Meyers contesis
| shots with a total of 4.
John Kriel | 16 points for the. evening.
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finished the evening with 10 points.
The Knights were behind during |
Goodman and Meneguzzo split
2-2.
the pace with 184-167 (506). |
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Helen Bonomo led Good-
rette was Joe Klass with 214-215 | the first period, 20-17 but picked
(621) and Mike Whiting. rolled 221 | up 16 more during the second quar-
and Tony Pineno ‘hit 227 {ter compared to West Wyoming's
(574)
another story!) Now it's time to gon’s co-worker, Mrs. Ethel Mac- | Imperiealettes | 569 for: the “milkmen”.
get used to new profs, new sub- | Avoy, is writing a book entitled Elston’s copped 4 from | led “legionnaires” with 243 (565).
jects, ‘and a ‘new schedule. of I've Got a Secret. She's expecting O’Malia, Marilyn Morris setting | Big scorer for Automatic - Ciga-
Speaking of college life, T just | got a new dog about a month ago. |
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ribly exciting program, you know. |
Speaking of excitement, we had
quite a bit of it several weeks ago.
Mrs. Jean Wilson, one of the two!
lovely secretaries at Dallas Senior |
High School, paid a visit to her |
nephew, Jack Mallin, on the BSC
campus. Well, the whole campus
was just wild with anticipation!
Had we known a bit in advance
that she was coming, we would |
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have planned a parade or some-!
thing, but there just wasn’t enough |
time for that. However, Mrs. Wil-
son did receive the royal tour,
showing her the highlights of the
Although she only re-|
mained on campus for just a few
hours, Mrs. Wilson's impact is still
felt. there. Do you know that I
could walk into the Husky Lounge
today, climb up on a table, and!
begin tossing confetti in the air and |
bet every person in the entire,
lounge would stop what they were!
A Summer Institute for Advanced
Study in Geography will be con-
ducted at Bloomsburg State College
from June 27 through ‘August 5.
The Institute will be sponsored by |
the Department of Geography at
Bloomsburg State College with the
financial support of the Office of
Education, United States Depart-
ment of Health, Education and Wel-
fare as authorized under Title XI
of The National Defense Education.
Act. i
The purpose of this Institute is
to give geography teachers and
teachers of social studies classes,
where geography instructiion is in-
cluded, an opportunity to improve’
academic preparation in geography, |
to gain competency in the newer |
phases of modern geography, and |
to acquaint them with the phil- |
osophy of educational materials and
in the field .
To be considered for admission
to this Institute, the applicant must:
1. Have a Bachelor's degree from!
an accredited college or university. |
of 1966.
3. Have no more than nine se-
mester hours of college geography
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Bloomsburg Plans Summer Course
In Advanced Social Studies
2. Be cwrently teaching geog-|
raphy or social studies where geog- |
raphy is included, or assigned to!
such a position in the fall semester |
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everything. Personally, I think we
ought to change his name to Walter
or something. After all, we want
him to feel like a member of the
family. Now I ask you, how can
a dog feel like a member of the
family with a name like King? O
course, we could always say his full |
name is King Walter and we call
him King for short! Oh well, that’s
the way the dog barks, I guess.
Speaking of barking, how old
does a dog have to be before it
learns to bark? Ours doesn't bark
much at all. In fact, he doesn't
do much of anything.except chew.
You sort of have to keep everything
chewable, like shoes and linoleum,
out of his view. Quite a few people,
after hearing that the dog is a dal-
mation, have inquired about wheth-
er or not we got a fire truck with
him. We didn't. ’
Well, that’s
it for this week.
shouting: “Yea, Mrs. Wilson!” and I Hope you had a happy groundhog’s
day!
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pei Sle A | Monk Plumbing won 3 from Mi-
on it 175 (480) Aas a | chael’s with Al Ciccarelli and Leo
DC SH bi. | Yankoski taking honors, Al with
Rn 171 aunY, Des Jone: had 165. | 202-205 (573) and Leo with 201
ne + Dot Jones had 160- (567)... Bill's: Diner took 3. points.
4 Neighborhood
Single high games were turned in | Nick Tomascik bowled the
by Tooties Denmon, Ruth Stair, | only 600 series last Thursday.
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Knights Defeat
He led Brothers 4 with 210-
224 (613) but the team lost 3
points to Henry’s. (Ouch! That
handicap hurts!) Carl Roberts
hit 224 (566) for Henry's.
| George Mizenko with 217 (576)
| led Klass on to win 3 from Codes.
| The Lak e-Lehman wrestlers | poone won 4 from Williams At-
| downed Forty Fort in a home meet | 14n¢ic with Charles Berkey hitting
| Last week, 35-12, | 200. (569). George Hrycyk
| Sponseller led the way for the | (565). Nick :Stredny posted 566
Knights with a fast 17 second pin | from Disque. Disque copped 3 from
| over Austin in the 103 weight class. | Gordon's.
| The Sorber brothers, Walter at 120 | Bob Maturi had 205 .(569) for
| and. Ron, 127, scored pins. Walt Shady Side Dairy as the “dairy”
i dropped his“ man, Gorham," in 5:28 - and Bolton's split up 4. Gavy’s and
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| Anderson in 4:44 and Lamoreaux Sheldon’s won 3 from Stonehurst.
| wound up the evening by taking | Bewlerettes
Moorehead in 2:56. Libby Cyphers took honors
Thursday when she piled up
The Jones boys won decisions for
| Lake-Lehman. K. Jones, 138, beat| 220 (520) for Monk Plumbing.
The “plumbers” won 3 from
Herbert, 2.0 and T. Jones, 154, de- |
Duke Isaacs. Ann Corbett rolled
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| cision for the Knights was won by | 186 (477) and Joyce Bevan
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| Higgins, 112, over Rundle, 2-1. |
| Losing for. the home team were | Whiting’s won 3 from Bolton's.
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{ Eddy, 95, decisioned by Stascavage | Betty Risch hit 166
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Spencer, 9-8; Hanson, 145, decision- ' posted 168-187 (491) for Bolton's.
{ed by Ciccoli, 4-2 and Cipolla, 180 Ginny Farley had a single high of
| by Roan, 6-0. 162.
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