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Yencha’s men picked up
two points from Dallas
Nursery to take over sole
possession of the lead in the
George Shupp League.
Harris Associated dropped 4
points to Stanton TV to move
into a four-way tie for third.
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The Lake-Lehman Knights
produced tow of the three
District II champs in the
Class B Regional Tour-
nament last Saturday at
Steve
Klemunes, 112 lbs., and Doug
Agnew, 119 1b. brought home
the titles for the Back
Mountain School. Hanover’s
Tom Pape, 95 lb., brought his
weight class crown home to
the Hawkeyes.
Crestwood’s Bob Gaetano
lost a heart breaker when he
was turned over by Camp-
bell, Selingsgrove in 5:31 for
his first loss in 23 bouts.
The Knights Jack Zaleskas
lost a 7-3 decision in the semi-
finals to Athens Doug
Rhodes, then came back in
the consolations to take third
place in the Regionals, as did
West Side "Tech’s Mike
Petroski. Neither one needed
the win to go to States at
Penn State this weekend,
however as the first four
wrestlers in each weight
class advance in the finals
which begin Friday night.
In the prelimanaries last
Friday night, Steve:
Klemunes decisioned Ray
Harmon, LT, 15-1. Doug
Agnew, last year’s regional
runner up, won on a forfeit,
and Jack Zaleskas, 126 lb.,
outwrestled Dan Wood,
Montoursville, 7-3. Mike
Petroski, 105 1b., WST,
moved to the semi-finals by
taking a 4-2 decision’ from
Jim Alteri, LT. Five Hanover
grapplers moved into the
semi-finals on Saturday
afternoon.
Saturday afternoon, Pape,
H, moved ahead by
decisioning Dave Kyle,
Wallenpaupack, 3-0, then
went in front in the finals by
taking Mark Bennett,
Athens, 6-0.
Bob Gaetano, CR, went
against Mike Petroski, WST,
and with a.4-4 count at the
end of three, the bout went
into overtime. Gaetano
clamped Petroski in 23
seconds of the thirs overtime
period. - In the finals,
Saturday aight, the match
was a close 5-4 when Jim
Campbell, Selinsgrove, took
eam photo which
Daring’s Market for second
spot by taking 3 points from
Plymouth National Bank.
Daring’s Market copped 3
points from last place Castle
Inn.
High scorers were Rcih
Bonon 202-227 (620), L.
Christensen 214 (579), T.
Hazinski 235 (605), B. Downs
211 594), A. Wendel 210-201
(580), B. Downs 573, and F.
Fondo 210. 3
In the Ladies Country
League, Grotto Pizza, G. H.
Harris, and Luzerne National
Bank are tied for first. Grotto
Pizza took 3 points from last
place Daring’s Market;
Luzerne National Bank girls
copped 3 points from David
Ertley; and G. H. Harris and
Fashion Vending divided
evenly.
A. Hospodar scattered the
wood for 182-178 (507), V.
Harris rolled 206 (493), and
H. Bonomo 186 (473). High
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Orange B shut out
Shavertown C and Dallas A
split two-two with Orange A
to put the Orange A and
Dallas A teams ina tie for top
place in the Back Mountain
Church League. Carverton A
is close on their heels by
blanking Trucksville A. East
Dallas grabbed 3 points from
Trucksville C and the
Lutherans took all from
Shavetown A. Shavertown C
blanked Carverton B and
Trucksville B took three
points from Maple Grove.
Mt. Zion picked up three
points from Dallas B.
High scorers were T.
Wilson 203 (582), C. Glassner
321, D. Zimmerman 213, C.
Molley 231, D. Wright 224, B.
Stakker 220, G. Brobst 210, B.
Downs 212.
In the Back Mountain
Neighborhood League,
Henry’s Jewelry kept the
i lead by shutting out
i KonefalS. Disque Funeral
i Home and Nick’s Villa are
B tied for second, Cappy’s
i Carpet ‘third, Konefals next,
B then Offset Paperback, Roth
1 Novelty and last Automatic
B Cigarette. Nick’s boys took
B three from Automatic, Roth
ll Novelty earned three from
ll Disque’s and Cappy’s divided
with Offset Paperback.
J High score for the night
J was E. Kachmarsky’s (266
J (640). Others posting high
games were F. Cornell 227
(587), J. Baur 223 (571), F.
j Udiski 206-211 (578), D.
j Rhodes 222 (562), J. Turner
563, D. Eddy 211, B. Prutz-
i man 214, C. Kazokas 234
(581), D. Eddy 570, and A.
Fondo 212.
i Tom Reese girls dropped
three points to Duke Isaacs
maids in the Bowlerette
League. BoydWhite’s
keglerettes blanked
0 Kalafsky’s 178, A. Whiting
0 176, and E. SHuleski’s 174
ll were the only high games of
Bl the night.
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two each in Konefal’s
Restaurant League and the
Indians shut out the Chiefs.
None of the men were able to
find the right spot on the
lanes to hit high scores.
High games were missing
in the Commonwealth
Telephone Co. Women’s
League with the Bombers
shellacking the Cyclone
Sallies, and the Streakers
grabbed three from the
Thunderbolts.
In the Crown Major
League, the winning
Vanguard Security men split
evenly with the Hasay
Chevrolet men. B. Bicking
paced the security men with
225 (568) and J. Strazdus
helped with 212. the car
dealer had P. Jordon’s 22.
Shavertown Lumber’s Don
Zimmerman hit the pins for a
big 204-213-276 (693) to lead
them in picking up three
points from Elby’s
Restaurant. K bicking aided
with 226. B. Prutzman
tumbled pins for 221 to head
Elby’s. J. Roan’s 217 (574)
and H. Garris 253 (572) led
Wesley Gulf in shutting out
The shoppers had S. Tibel’s
210. K. Youngblood rolled 234
(589) for Cris Sunoco men
who dropped four to
Gebhardt’s. The bowling
supplier’s men were paced
by B. Downs 209-231 (637) and
R. Bonomo Jr.’s 580.
Lombardo Backery girls
moved out in front by four
games as they picked up
three and a half points from
Ralph Fitch and Sons in the
Imperialette League. Joe
and Joe Repairs are in
second by shutting out
Goodman Florist and Apex
. Used Auto Parts is in third
despite dropping three to
Fairview Show Store. Dallas
Dairy blanked Lahr’s Arco.
G. Wagner hit high series
for the season rolling a big
179-256 (584) for the bakery.
F. Stelma hit 179 (490), R.
Radzinski scattered pins for
192 and S sperl hit 175. G.
Pomrinke tumbled maples
for 488 and J. Bolinski hit 184
Gaetano in a surprise move
and pinned him in 5:31.
Steve Klemunes used a
takedown and a reversal
against Rex Lutz, Mon-
toursville, who had two
escapes, to give Klemunes
the bout 4-2.
In the finals Klemunes met
Jeff Wagner, Mifflinburg,
and took the bout’ by a
decisive 10-4 score.
Bloomsburg, in 2:47 in the
afternoon- to advance to the
evening finals. He and Jim
Leitzel engaged in a touch-
in front by two on a
takedown, Leitzel reversed,
then Agnew countered with a
reversal. Again Leitzel
reversed and picked up 3
more points on a near fall. In
the second period, Agnew
reversed Leitzel, Leitzel
followed suit, then Agnew
reversed Leitzel once more.
With the score 9-8, Leitzel.
going into the third period,
Leitzel escaped for one;
Agnew took him down for two
but Leitzel escaped again.
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class title.
With less than a minute
remaining, Agnew took down
Leitzel once more and held
him down to win the bout 12-
11. ¢
Zaleskas lost on a 7-3
decision ' by Rhodes of
Athens. In the consolation
bout, he decisioned Larry
Means, Lewisburg, 1-0, to
take third place.
Doug Agnew held his un-
defeated record for the
season coming home with a
17-0 record. Bob Gaetano had
a 22-0 record for the season
until he was stopped by
Campbell.
Eleven wrestlers from
District IT will enter the State
Finals this weekend, three
from Lake-Lehman; one
from Crestwood; one from
West Side Tech; and six from
Hanover.
Cub Pack 155 of
Trucksville held its Blue and
Gold Dinner on Feb. 21st at
Trucksville United
Methodist Church
Educational Building.
The invocation was given
by Rev. John Topolewski.
The opening was conducted
by Den 4 with a flag
ceremony.
Master of Ceremonies
Thomas Peeler introduced
Richard Albrecht, Scout
Executive for Penn Moun-
tains Council BSA.
Albrecht spoke on the
significance of Cub Pack 155
observing its 25th an-
niversary, stating it was also
his 25th year in scouting.
In honor of the 25th an-
niversary each scout was
awarded a silver bar to be
placed on their uniform.
The 25th year charter was
presented to the Trucksville
United Methodist Church,
sponsor of Cub Pack 155. The
charter was received by the
Rev. John Topolewski pastor
of the church.
Thomas Peeler awarded
the following service pins one
10’ x 10’ Outdoor
Reg. $259.95
SALE $229.94
Reg. $53.29
year: Judy Coscia, Marian
Woolbert, Linda Griffith,
Jayne Montgomery, Roger
Griffith, Charles Woolbert,
and John Petro: two years:
Sharon Egan, Frieda Ben-
tley, Sharon Metz and Lillian
Price; five years: Arline
Sutton; six years: Richard
Montgomery and Robert
Ash; twenty one years:
Thomas Peeler.
Cubmaster Robert Ash
presented the following
awards: Robert Mon-
tgomery, gold arrow; Jeff
Price, silver arrow; Bobby
Coscia, Wolf Badge; Joey
Cicero, Bobcat Badge; David
Fiorini, Bobcat Badge, and
John Walsh, Wolf Badge.
Webelos Leader Richard
Montgomery presented the
following Webelos Awards:
Norman Bordley, citizen;
John Ash, aquanaut and
citizen; John Petro, citizen;
Brian Goode, artist, citizen
and showman; Forrest
Egan, aquanaut and citizen;
Eric Guglberger, artist;
John Smith, aquanaut; Hugh
Gallagher, aquanaut and
citizen; Paul Niedjaco,
aquanaut.
Qt. Reg.
$2.79
SALE
$2.39
having to bend.
SALE $23.75
Reg. $7.95
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