$10,000
Trucks manned by
husbands of woman’s club
and picked up any riders
who had bike problems or
in a few cases were just
plain too cold and tired.
There were no serious
injuries or accidents
reported. One rider suf-
fered a sprained ankle and
was_given assistance.
TN first riders in,
finished the route in less
than two hours. The oldest
rider was Sterling Kitchen
from Shavertown, He is 78
pledged
years old and rode all 25
miles.
One man from Oak Hill
obtained $300 worth of
sponsors, the largest ob-
tained by any one rider.
The Back Mountain Police
Association donated $50 to
the bike hike and were
represented in the hike by
Officers Jim Tupper and
Doug Lamoreaux, both
riding the whole 25 miles.
The Dallas Mothers Club
sold sandwiches and hot
drinks at the high school.
Four hundred and fifty
riders of all ages rode in
the 25-mile Dallas Junior
Woman’s Club ‘‘Bike
Hike for the Retarded,”
Sunday despite cloudy
skies and high winds.
A total of $10,000 was
pledged by sponsors of the
5 participating.
Seventy percent will be
given to Luzerne County
Association for Retarded
Citizens and 30 per cent to
the Pennsylvania
Association.
Safety precautions were
The top scorers for the
bowling party of the
Luzerne County Senior
Citizens Center of Dallas,
held this past week was
Gert Bell for the ladies and
Al Makerczyk for the men.
American Legion Post
672,, Dallas, will hold
nomination of officers and
directors of the Home
Association, May 9, at the
post home at 8 p.m.
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On April 28, the center
will have a covered dish
dinner. Those having birth-
days during the month will
be honored at the dinner. A
speaker from the County
Extension will be present
All officers of the legion
will. be open for
nominations. The
to talk on gardening.
On May 1, Stan Miller
will give a slide presen-
tation on Western National
Parks.
Reservations are still
open for the prom, dinner
The adjutant and service
officer are appointed by the
commander elect. All
area boys
Four Back Mountain
boys are ¢.mong the candi-
International Wrestling
Tournament set for April
30, 8 p.m., at King’s
College.
Frank Hazeltine, Dave
Konnick, Brian Corbett,
Dallas; and Hugh Jones,
Lake-Lehman are working
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out three nights each week
under the direction of
Brooke Yeager, assistant
wrestling coach at Wilkes
College.
More than 30 local
wrestlers are vieing for a
spot on the squad which
will meet the Polish Junior
National Champions who
flew into the United States
on April 13. The team,
which was brought into the
country through the
cooperation of the Ameri-
can Athletic Union, will
make six appearances in
Pennsylvania, three at
Pittsburgh; one at Clear-
field; one at Harrisburg;
and the one in Wilkes-
Barre.
The April 30 tournament
marks the first inter-
national meet to be held in
this area. Ed Ladamus,
Lake-Lehman ‘junior high
wrestling coach, is in
charge of the program
which is sponsored by the
District II Coaches
Association. He is assisted
by the Back Mountain,
Crestwood, and Hanover
Wrestling Clubs.
A banquet for the wrest-
lers will be held at Kone-
fal’s Restaurant, Ed-
wardsville, following the
meet.
Hand-done
stripping
Refinishing &
Restoring
Call 675-5047
of
Puka Shell
Necklaces
has arrived from
a prime concern for the
hike. The Dallas Jaycees
inspected bikes before the
ride. Russ Major's, Sweet
Valley and the Wyoming
Valley Bicycle Club
assisted riders with minor
repairs.
The 402nd MP POW
Unit, was stationed at
intersections along the
route. Area police and
ambulance associations
patrolled the 25 miles
ready to assist in an
emergency.
and theatre party, Asa
Parker mansion trip, and
the Senior Citizens Jam-
borree at Wildwood Crest,
N.J. Call the center for
details on any of these
trips.
May 9
nominees for legion offices
must be present at the
meeting to be nominated.
to down
Crestwood
Monday the Dallas
Mountaineers scored six
in the fifth inning to break
a 55 tie with Crestwood
and to win the game, 11-6.
The Comets fell prey to five
errors. Dave Fritzges
began the rally with a fifth
inning walk. Ron Heffner
walked and Jeff Supulski
singled to load the bases.
Gary Zumchak doubled
scoring two RBI's. Steve
Skammer doubled to bring
home two more runs. John
Reese singled scoring
Skammer and stole second
before Walsh singled him
home to finish the scoring.
Both teams scored a run
in each of the first three
innings. Crestwood’s Nick
Young opened the first with
a walk, was moved to
second on a ground out,
and reached third on
Kenny’s single before
scoring on a sacrafice fly
The Mounts won 11-6
by Gimbi. Dallas’s Jeff
Supulski opened their
frame of the inning with a
single. On an attempt to
reach second a throwing
error permited him to take
third. He scored on a
second error. Steve Boyer
walked in the second, stole
second and reached third
on an error before Young
singled him home.
Dallas took the lead in
their half of the innings as
Zearfoss singled and stole
second. Walsh was hit by a
pitch. Fritges scored
Zearfoss when he reached
first on an error. Walsh
came home on a ground
cut.
The Comets rallied for
three in the third when
Gimbi singled with one out
Steve Skammer, left
handed sophomore, struck
out 14 to lead the Dallas
Mountaineers to a 4-2 win
over the Lake-Lehman
Knights. Skammer held the
Black Knights to four hits
and allowed only two free
walks to first.
Skammer helped on the
slugging end with a pair of
hits, one of them a triple.
Ron Heffner knocked out a
pair of doubles driving in
two runs for Dallas.
M. Kalish pitched for the
Knights. Craig Yanchik
Teeners
and Jim Mahon each
tripled for the Lake-
Lehman nine.
Kalish allowed 12 hits,
the Knights picked off four
from Skammer. Supulski
The Mountaineers scored
Dallas Mothers Club held
its monthly meeting
recently at the Dallas
American Legion Home.
Plans for the hoagie sale
were discussed.
- The club will hold a card
Tryouts for the Dallas
and East Dallas Teeners
Baseball will be held at the
Dallas High School field at
1 p.m. on Saturday , April
26. Candidates must be be-
tween the ages of 13 and 15
‘
and must furnish a birth
certificate as evidence of
their ages. To be eligible, a
candidate must reside in
either Dallas Boro., Dallas
Twp., or Franklin Twp.
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their half of the innings on:
singles by Reese and Earl. «
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reached first on an error.
Fritzges reached on an
error to score Reese and
Heffner singled home
Harris.
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come back despite a small -
rally in the sixth when
Fensermacher singled,
Young walked, and Espe
Gimbi singled in an RBI
but the attempted - rally
fell short there.
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practice
will be held Saturday at 1
p:m. at the Dallas Junior
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