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Castle Inn shut out Fino’s
men to take over the lead in the
George Shupp League. Yen-
cha’s blanked Woodland Inn to
take sole possession of third and
Harris Assocjates are in fourth
by taking S$: points from
Boston Texaco. Whitesell
Brothers climbed up the ladder
by picking up 3 points from
Stanton TV and’ Daring’s
Market managed 3 from the
Ranch Wagon.
C. Williams starred for the
night with 243 (617). Team-
mates D. Zimmerman put up a
big 209 and K. Orkwiss gave 200.
F. Adams paced the Woodland
men with two 200’s (591). The
Castle men were led by F.
Fondo’s 226 (595) and G.
Doescher’s 223 (571). G. Shonk
spilled pins for 201. H. Bennett
tumbled the woods for 208 (563)
and A. Wendel rolled 202.
Coming through big for the
Texaco five was C. Sorber with
210. The grocers’ L. Yankoski
. scattered the maples for 222-
204.
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League, six games separate the
first seven teams. The Bucks
and the Bears are tied for top
spot, the Beavers are on their
heels just one-half game out.
With 35 wins, the Lions are just
one game out of first place and
just one game behind them are
‘the Cubs in fourth position.
Then come the Wolves just five
games away and in sixth the
Camels six games out.
G. Doescheg@opped the men
with 213-231 (632), followed by J.
Lerch’s 222-209 (614). F.
Bialogowicz- sizzled the lanes
with 229 (563), T. Noon knocked
them down for 211 (565) and B.
Bicking posted 201. Hitting for
the women was F. Stelma 173-
174 (493). Marge A. put up a nice
186 (489) J. Lerch scattered pins
for 177 (485), M. Ritts had a big
473 series and Hazel W. had 172
(465).
Brothers Four shut out David
Ertley girls in the Ladies
Country League and went ahead
of Fashion Vending girls by one
half game. The vendors’ team
took 3 points from Daring’s
Market. Joe’s Pizza dropped 3
games to G.H. Harris despite J.
Blight’s 175 (479). M. Shepherd
had a big night with 172 (483)
and hitting spectable high
singles were iJ. Carr 180, L.
Cyphers 176, and J. Garrahan
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Daring’s farket men
dropped 3 points to Jack Win-
ters Tire Service but held the
lead in the Industrial League
just one half game ahead of
their opponents. Boston Texaco
five remained in third by
dividing evenly with Mahaffey
No. 1. Mahaffey No. 2 picked up
3 points from Kunkle Motors
while Summit Hill took all from
Hurst Supply. The men had
difficulty finding the strike zone
on the lanes with F. Fondo the
only member breaking the 200’s
with a big 224.
In the Bowlerette League
Tom Reese hols first place by
four games piciing up 4 points
from Duke Isaacs girls. Boyd
White dropped 3 points to last
place Trucksville: Pharmacy
but kept second spot. J. Zim-
merman walloped the woods for
203-184 (524), Kay Kalafsky hit
179 (483) and S. Riegel rolled 182
(488).
Commonwealth Telephone
Company League had the Ding-
A-Lings lose 4 on a forfeit to the
Pin-Ups and the VIP’s picked
up 4 points from the Spit Fires.
High games for the night was
Balara’s 167.
Nick tumbled pins for 210-212
(593) as the Cowboys took
everything from the Chiefs in
the Konefal’s Restaurant
League. His opponent Joe had
204. Ed hit 201 for the Eagles as
they dropped 3 points to the
Rams.
J. Baur paced Henry's
Jewelry to a 3 point win over
Disque’ Funergl Home in the
Back Mountaif® Neighborhood
League. Williams helped with
200 and D. Eddy with 220.
Disque’s S. Bonomo rolled a
pair of 204’s (596).
G. Doescher knocked them
down for 203-201 (585) as
Konefal’s shut out Dallas
Finance. Teammate K. Orkwiss
put up 224. The finance team
had J. Gesmundo’s 207 and P.
Feldman’s 202. Roth Novelty
shut out Brothers Four behind
Martin’s 242 (579) and C.
Kazokas 202. B. Kachmarsky
spilled pins for 208-203 (590) and
points from Offset Paperback.
The offset men had T. Noon’s
214 and J. Yenalevitch’ 203.
In St. Paul’s Brotherhood
League, R. Mociun’s 223 and A.
Gallagher’s 209 led the Owls to a
3 point victory over the Tigers.
The big cats had T. Jones’ 201.
J. Brown's 203 was wasted for
the Falcons as they dropped 4
points to the Hawks. Behind
consistent hitting the Eagles
took 3 from the Mustangs.
Ralph Fitch & Sons girls took
a tighter hold on first place in
the Imperialette League by
taking 3 points from the Don’s
Citgo girls. O’Malia took 3
points from Dallas Dairy to hold
second and Fairview Shoe Store
shut out Apex Used Auto Parts
to move into third. Goodman
Florist dropped 3 points to
Lombardo’s Bakery and slid to
fourth spot.
F. Allabaugh blasted the
maples for 178-195 (528) and P.
Gordon walloped them for 200
(505). H. Willis knocked them
down for 189 (490) and J. Agnew
rolled 183 (486). B. Bonning put
up 190, M. Morris tumbled wood
for 170-183, and J. Bicking
scored 176.
In the Crown Major League,
J. Kritchen scattered the pins
for 268 (634) as Gebhardt’s split
2-2 with the Dallas Post. F.
Stevens gave 204. The newsmen
had C. Williams’ 225 (572), F.
Seino’s 206 (562), G. Chepalonis’
211, E. Willis’ 206 and F. Ork-
wiss 201. G. Doescher’s 208-201
(597) paced Elby’s Restaurant
“to shutting out Hasay Chevrolet.
K. Orkwiss helped with 221 and
T. Jones with 208. B. Bolinski’s
208 and M. Gorey’s 203 were
nigh for the car dealer.
H. Bennett rolled 202 (579) as
Shavertown Lumber picked up 3
points from Wesley Gulf. The
service station men had K.
Youngblood’s 216 and R.
Bonomo’s 211 to give them the
one game.
B. Downs posted 202 (568) and
L. Christensen 205 to lead Auto-
matic Cigarette in blanking
Dallas Shopping Center. The
shoppers’ best was E. Fedor’s
214.
Reading the roster of ac-
cepted stall applicants for the
forthcoming season at Pocono
Downs is like reading harness
racing’s Who’s Who.
Those accepted for the
Pocono Downs 98 day meeting
which begins May 18 and runs
uninterrupted through Sept. 8
include Herve Filion, world-
champion driver; Stanley
Dancer, who developed
Albatross, last year’s harness
horse-of-the-year, and Super
Bowl, the world’s leading three-
year-old trotter last year; Glen
Garnsey, who is custodian of the
powerful Castleton Farm
stable; Billy Haughton, whose
extensive stable is among the
nation’s best; and Roland
Beaulieu, whose Romalie
for three-year-old pacing fillies
last year enroute to becoming
the season’s world sophomore
pacing queen.
Filion, who broke his own
record for the total number of
successes in; a single season
with 605 winner’s circle visits,
has designated a stable of 25
horses for the Pocono Downs
meeting. The world-champion
Canadian has told Racing
Secretary Ted Leonard that he
will make other horses in his
massive stable available
throughout the season.
Dancer, the Squire of New
Egypt, will lean more heavily
on the youngsters in his stable
to carry his colors during the
Pocono Downs meeting
although, like Filion, he will
have other horses available
during the season.
World champion
in the roster of campaigners
that will represent Castleton
Farm and driver Glen Garnsey
here this season. Four of his top
pacing candidates--Gypsy Bret,
Tarport Ervin, Prize Winner
and Bret’s Melody--are sons of
Bret Hanover, whose 1:53.4
time trial mark is the fastest
mile ever recorded by a harness
horse.
Pocono Down’s stable area
will be opened April 15.
Despite being harassed by
poor field conditions, the Dallas
trackmen defeated G.A.R. last
Friday in a closely contested
meet at the Dallas field.
The meet was decided in the
last two events when Mel Wynn
captured top spot in the high
jump and the mile relay team
comprised of Hiller, J. Kasper,
W. Evans, and G. Arcuri was
victorious.
Leading the Mountaineers to
victory was Cross, Griffen and
C. Kasper with three firsts
each. G. Arcuri, Evans and
Hiller added two wins each.
The final results of the meet
were Dallas 83 - G.A.R. 67, with
winners as follows: Two-mile
relay-Dallas 9:32.6, Martin,
Sherman, Eckman, C. Kasper;
Shotput-47’9”, Zipko, Grabow-
ski, Martino, G.A.R.; Triple
jump-37’6”’, Griffen, Dallas;
Albert, G.A.AR.; Williams,
Dallas; Pole vault- 10’, Grilz,
G.A.R.; Godwin, D; Eckman,
D; 120 HH,-16.5, Griffen, D,
Griffiths, G.A.R.; Albert,
G.A.R.; 100-yd.-10.5, Cross, D.,
Rapson, G:A.R.; Wynn, D; Mile
run- 5:19.4, Boris, G.A.R.;
Slocum, D.; Majewski, G.A.R.;
Discus-119.7, Calkins, D;
Wengen, G.A.R.; Zipko,
G.A.R.; Long jump-16’2.5"",
Hiller, D; Williams, D.; Albert,
G.A.R.; 880 Relay-Dallas,
1:43.1; 440 yd. dash-:57, Griffen,
D; Smith, G.A.R.; Hiller, D; 330
L.H.-:45, Arcuri, D; Griffiths,
G.A.R.; Wengen, G.AR.;
Javelin-152’2’, Williams,
G.A.R.; Zaruta, G.A.R.; Zipko,
G.A.R.; High jump-5’6”’, Wynn,
D:; Majewski, G.A.R., Griffiths,
G.A.R.; 880 yd run- 2:18.6, C.
Kasper, D., Boris, G.A.R., Eck-
man, D.; 220 yd. dash-:23.2,
Cross, D, Evans, D, Rapson,
G.A.R.; Two-mile run-4:02,
Svick, G.A.R., Wasilewski,
G.A.R., Bomberger, D, forfeit;
Mile relay, Dallas.
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The Dallas Senior High School
track team defeated Lake-
Lehman 80%-69% Monday on
the Dallas field, giving the
Mountaineers their second win
of the season out of two meets in
official league competition.
Leading the Dallas team with
three first places each were
Gary Arcuri, Craig Kasper, and
Charles Griffen. Sophomore
speedster Neil Cross and
“Mercury” Wayne Evans also
contributed two wins and a
second place.
Results of the meet were:
Two mile relay-(D) 9:19.8,
Martin, Barry, Eckman, C.
Photo by Pat Cancro
Lake-Lehman dropped their
second game of the season to
G.A R.in a closely contested 5-4
game. The victory was decided
in the sixth inning when the
Grenadiers’ second baseman
Ulitchney singled to bring home
the deciding run. It was the in-
fielder’s third hit of the game.
Relief pitcher Ed Novak got
credit for the win after Jack
4 Local Students
Receive Degrees
More than 1,500 graduates re-
ceived degrees from The Penn-
sylvania State University at
commencement exercises held
March 24, marking the end of
the winter term.
Dr. John W. Oswald, pre-
sident of the University, pre-
sided, and with the assistance of
Ridge Rily, Boalsburg, repre-
senting the board of trustees,
conferred the degrees.
Among the 1,522 graduates
were four from the Back Moun-
tain Area. Allan E. Brown, 30
Foster St., Dallas received a
B.S. degree in civil engineering,
with high distinction; Elizabeth
A. Fielding, RD 2, Dallas re-
ceived a B.A. degree in English,
with distinction; Frederick J.
Gosart, 201 Main St., Dallas, re-
ceived a B.A. degree in socio-
logy and in social welfare;
James R. Yarnal, 295 Huntsville
Road, Dallas, received a PhD in
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Kasper; Shot put-41’7’’, Calkins
(D), Stevens (LL), Williams
(D), DeCesaris (LL); Pole
vault-9’6’’, Pall CLL),
DeCesaris (LL), Godwin (D);
120 high hurdles-16.9, Griffin
(D), Bodgon (LL), Brown (LL);
100-yard dash-10.7, Gary Arcuri
(D), Cross (D), Gray (LL); one
mile run-5 minutes, 5 seconds
Asher (LL), Sharp (LL), An
drews (LL); discus-115 teet, 5
inches, Maskalis (LL), Brin
(LL), Calkins (D); long jump-17
feet, 11 inches, Williams (D),
Stevens (LL), DeCesaris (LL);
880 relay-141.1, Dallas (Wynn,
Evans, Engler, Cross); 440
dash-55.4 seconds, Griffin (D),
White (LL), Grey (LL); 330
intermediate hurdles-42.8,
Arcuri (D), Bogdan (LL),
Brown (LL); Javelin- 141 feet,
11% inches, Brin (LL), Brown
(LL), Gulitus (LL); high jump-
5 feet, 8 inches, Bogdan (LL),
Engler (D), Sennick (LL); 880
run-2 minutes, 16.2 seconds,
Kasper (D), Eckman (D),
Sharp (LL); 220 dash-24.4,
Cross (D), Evans (D), Maryin
(LL); 2 mile run10 minutes, 42.5
seconds, Rave (LL), Slocum
(D), Conyngham (LL); mile
relay-3 minutes, 55.1 seconds,
Dallas (Evans, Hiller, Kasper,
Arcuri).
to mark the distance.
Gonos gave up a 4-1 lead.
Yanchik was losing pitcher
for the Knights. Gonos struck
out six, Novak four, and for the
Knights, Stryjewski blanked
two and Yanchik three.
Nine hits were registered in
the record book for the Grena-
diers—Ulitchney two, DalSanto
two, Radulski one,
two, and Piecknor two. Con-
necting for the Knights were
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Naugle one, Nygren one, Travis
one, and Zielen one.
The Grenadiers’ Gonos gave
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base 9n balls and Yanchik gave
up on.
In their opening game last
week, the Knights dropped 12-4
game to the Mountaineers at the
Dallas field.
Pisaneschi struck out 13 for
the Mountaineers to lead his
team to the win. Kormus was
the losing pitcher for the
Knights.
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