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BOWLING NEWS
Crown Imperialette League,
now bowling scratch, has had
four matches. with eight
balanced teams during the past
two weeks with Dallas Dairy
girls taking the lead 14-2. Close
on their heels is Don’s Citgo
with 11-5 and Apex Used Auto
Parts vying with Goodman
Florist for third place
registering 10-6. Fairview Shoe
Store Five are holding fourth 8-
8, and Ralph Fitch & Songfnaids
are mext with 6-10. Holding
final two positions are O‘Malia
Laundry quintet 4-12 ‘and
Lombardo’s Bakery 1-15.
High scores rolled include J.
Bolinski 185, 177 (489; J. Agnew
174, 181, 191; B. Brobst 185; F.
Allabaugh 180; J. Lerch 177; M.
Swingle 170; S. Welch 183 (476) ;
J. Bolinski 185; E. Frew 175; C.
Shonk 193, 178 (516); J. Frantz
176.
K. Orkwis scattered the pins
for a ®.1ioping 246 (621) the
first one of the season in the
Crown Majors Friday night but
it wasn’t enough as Wesley Gulf
lost 4 points to West Side
Novelty men who are tied for
first place with Shavertown
Lumber Co. J. Merc came up
with 200 (584) for the novelty
men with help from R. Bonomo
Jr.’s 202.
B. Bicking hit 212 (576) for the
lumbermen who dropped 3
points to Automatic Cigarette
Servige. H. Bennett scored 204
and ¥. Heness had an even 200.
Dallas Shopping Center handed
third place Gebhardt’s a 3 point
setbaf@ as J. Kubeck rolled 213-
208 (57%). D. Zimmerman gave
help with 201. M. Gorey
managed a 201 game as Hasay
Motors picked up 3 points from
Dallas Post men.
Harris Associates continued
in first position in the George
Shupp League as they split even
with Woodland Inn keglers. A.
Wendell set the pace with 568. T.
Kostrabala was high man for
the inn keepers with 204. Monk’s
B. Rittenhouse missed a 600 by
nine pins as he tumbled the pins
for 224-206 (591) and his team
mates C. Molley and D. Zim-
merman hit 222 and 202
respedely but it was only
‘enough’ to take 1 point from
Stanton’s TV men. T. Appel
paced them to their win with
202. W
Boston Texaco picked up 3
points from Daring’s Market to
move into a five-way tie for
fourth place with Bill's Cafe,
Stanton TV, Ranch Wagon, and
Woodland Inn. Daring’s Market
third game win kept them in
third place. Mahaffey Oil men
stayed in sixth place by taking
one point from Bill’s Cafe. R.
Bonomo Sr.’s 212 (560) was high
for both teams.
Ranch Wagon earned their 3
points from Wilkes-Barre Truck
as wagoneer’s S. Fielding
counted our 244. F. Price helped
with 204. A. Fox hit 223 for the
truckmen.
In the Ladies Country
Lempie, Brothers Four and
Joe's Pizza are tied for first
place. The caterers took 3 points
from G.H. Harris as L. Cyphers
knocked down the pins for 174
(469) and T. Denmon hit 161. A.
Matte rolled 164 (470) and K.
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Sharpe 176 for the Harris five.
J. Blight registered 189 and A.
Hospodar 164 for the pizza
makers but it was only enough
for 1 point from Daring’s
Market. S. Riegel hit the high
for the night as she rolled 187-
194 (516) but the Fashion
Vending five were unable to
connect and dropped 4 points to
David Ertley. Ertley’s L.
Letukas split the pins for 176
(493) and M. Considine did the
same for 176 (494). D. Amos
came up with 171
The Wolves put the Colts
away for 4 points in Valley
Paperback League with Danny
Hanson hitting 201. The Bears
trampled the Lions for all 4
points despite Bill Rittenhouse’s
226-212 (618), the league’s first
600 this season. The Panthers
were too cunning tor the
Mavericks as they shut them
out 4-0 Barb Bonning scattered
the pins for 188 (514) and Marie
Ritts had 181 (481). The Cougars
were too much for the Cubs
winning 3!» points. The
Leopards outsmarted the Bucks
3-1 and the Mustangs took the
Pintos for 3 points.
Trucksville C split 2-2 with
Huntsville Christian and held
their first place lead in the Back
Mountain Church League. F.
Price was high man for both
teams with 213 (576). Carverton
A teok 3 points from the
Lutherans to move into second
place. R. Stair broke through
with 203 for the Lutherans.
It’s still a close race as only
six points separate first and last
place in the 16 team league.
Orange C lost 3 points to
Shavertown C. East Dallas
picked up 3 points from Car-
verton B. M. Whiting rolled 214
as Dallas B took 3 points from
Shavertown A. Shavertown B
copped 3 points from Mt. Zion
and Trucksville A grabbed 3
points from Dallas A whose men
had trouble finding the pocket.
A. Fox broke through with his
first 600 of the season as he
scored 252 (607) for Trucksville
A and paced them to a 3 point
victory over Carverton A.
In the Bowlerette League
Tom Reese’s girls recorded a 3-
point win over Duke Isaacs’
quintet and Trucksville
Pharmacy scored 3 points on
Boyd White's five. The first
place pharmacy team had D.
Berlew hitting highest series of
163-160 (460). White’s girls are
in second place with Isaacs and
Reese, 1 point behind them.
Two hundred games were few
in the Back Mountain Neigh-
borhood League with S. Bonomo
hitting 204 (576) ; K. Orkwis 204;
Gabel 221. Disque’s took 3 points
from Konefals to take un-
disputed possession of first
place. Dallas Finance lost 3
points to Brothers Four but
managed to hold a slim lead in
second place just 1'> games
ahead of Henry's Jewelers. K.
Miller hit 564 for the jewelers as
they shut out Valley Paperback
men. Roth Novelty made it a
clean sweep over Payne
Printery and moved into a
three-way tie for fourth position
with the printers and Brothers
Four. Konefal’s are in fifth and
Valley Paperback holds down
last place.
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(J. KOZEMCHAK SR.)
Catlin
Third
Larry Catlin wrapped up his
third consecutive point
championship at 5-Mile Point
Speedway Saturday as he won
the 50-lap modified-sportsman
feature by a dozen lengths over
Pete Cordes. Catlin finished
with 330 points while Chuck
Akulis, who finished third in the
50-lapper, was runner-up with
320 points.
Pete Hulbert, Binghamton;
George Ely, Jordon, N.Y.;
Dave Kneisel, Clarks Summit;
George Skenk, Dundee, N.Y.;
Kenny Moore, Nichols, N.Y.;
Ron Williams, Binghamton;
and Lloyd Holt, Ontario,
Canada, rounded out the top 10
runners from the 27-car starting
field.
Bob Keesler, Binghamton,
won the 20-lap late model
feature, edging out Mike
Colsten by less than a length.
Butch Mislevy, Tunkhannock,
was third; Art Riek, Johnson
City, fourth; and Jim Gabriel;
Binghamton, fifth.
DeForest Chalker, Montrose;
Ron Williams; Dick Longstreet,
Clarks Summit; and Kenny
Moore were modified-
sportsman prelim winners.
Keesler, Mislevy, Len Dixon,
and Riek won prelims in late
models.
THE DALLAS POST, SEPT. 30, 1971
-Some of the large group of boys and girls who attended a class in
hunter safety are shown in the classroom at the Dallas building
of Pennsylvania Game Commission, sponsor of the training
session. In the background are instructor Jim Phillips, Game
Warden Ed Gdosky, and instructor Al Rineman.
Page Seven
Pa. Game Commission Instructs
Youth on How to Handle Guns
An eager group of boys and
girls, ages 12 to 16, met
Saturday morning at Penn-
sylvania Game Commission
office, Dallas, to learn how to
handle guns safely.
It is compulsary in Penn-
sylvania, according to game
Warden Gdosky, that boys and
girls between the ages of 12 and
16 must have had at some time a
safety training course before
they can secure a hunting
| license.
Edward Gdosky, of the
Commission office, was in
charge of the class, assisted by
Jim Phillips and Al Rineman,
hunter-safety instructors. Mr.
Gdosky reported there were 158
youngsters in the free class, 30
of them girls.
Upon completing Saturday’s
six-hour class, each youngster
Archery deer season is open.
See your county agent for
publications which may be
available about ornamental
plant materials adaptable to
Pennsylvania’s climate and
soils.
Closes Oct. 29.
John Vivian’s Never In Doubt, ridden by Don Laucirica, won
Saturday night’s featured event at Pocono Downs for the Dallas
horseman’s biggest win of the year. Shown left to right are :
Mr. Vivian, Mrs. Laucirica, Mrs. Vivian; -Eaueirica, and Scran-
ton trainer, Jim McGuire.
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Although the program has
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commission office has spon-
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