Sampson, Sugarloaf;
out Harris Associates
paced by J. Swingle’s 232
(628) and N. Stredney’s 213
(592). J. Stredney aided
with 214 (591) and D. Eddy
contributed 214 (569).
G. H. Harris rolled 221
(577) for the losing five and
H. Bennett put up a big 225
(569). B. Varner’s 224
helped Daring’s Market
Irene’s Bar and F.T.A.
picked up three points from
Stanton TV, whose W.
Micheals tumbled wood for
219 (586).
In the Ladies Country
League, G. Wagner's 174
helped Grotto Pizza cop
one point from Daring’s
Market. S. Roberts hit for
172-170 for the grocer’s
team. Fashion Vending
and David Ertley Inc.
dividend evenly. T.
Langdon hit the lanes for
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172 (488) for the vendors
and J. Conologue eked out
170 for the car dealer.
Luzerne National picked
up three points from G. H.
Harris led by R. Rad-
zinski’s 176 (491). L.
Cyphers bowled a con-
sistent 488 series for the
Harris team.
East Dallas blanked
Carverton A in the Back
Mountain Church League
and Dallas A took all from
Shavertown A. Trucksville
A shut out Maple Grove
and Tom Oney’s 233 (578)
set the pace for Trucksville
B’s win over Orange A. C.
Cyphers hit 560 for the
Orange team. Shavertown
C litook four: from
Trucksville C.
Don Zimmerman’s 227
(602) and Dave Zim-
merman’s 215 (575) showed
the way for the Lutherans
three points from Mount
Zion, who had B. Gosart’s
235 (562). F. Adams
tumbled pins for 233 (624)
and W. Lozo knocked them
down for 226 to help Dallas
B pick up three points from
Dallas; Dana Griffin,
manager,
Carverton B. Orange B
dropped three points to
Shavertown B whose S.
Fielding posted a nice 218
game.
In the CTCo. Mixed
League, the Hub Caps and
Flat Tires split 2-2 and the
Shocks took three from the
Accelerators. Martha had
arespectable 172 game and
the Wheel Bearings
blanked the Bumpers. The
Oil Gauges copped three
from the Brake Shoes.
In the Back Mountain
Automatic Cigarette gave
up four points to Men's
Fellowship on a’ forfeit.
by Lee L. Richards
Jeff Supulski, Dallas’
splendid pass catcher from
last season, has accepted a
grant-in-aid to Cornell
University.
Suplulski played a
prominent role in Dallas’
stunning victory over
Meyers when he caught
several balls, setting up
one score and rambling in
for another.
Coach Jack Jones
believes Jeff will make it
for the Big Red. He's got
above average speed and
Treat Drive-In made it
three points over Roth
Novelty despite Roth’s T.
Doughton hitting 221 (589).
Castle Inn grabbed three
points from Club Lee and
Disque Funeral Home shut
out Offset Paperback
paced by L. Yankoski’s 212
and D. Eddy’s 223.
The results of last weeks
bowling in the Sunday
night mixed bowling
league were: Aicher 4-
Shaver 0; Duncan 3- Roth
Helen Parker had high
single for the women of 175
and Mary Duncan had high
series of 476. For the men,
Craig Aicher had high
single of 193 and Jack
Williams had high series of
508.
Other series leaders for
the week were: Ann Jordan
472, Sally Shaver 427, Doris
Maturi 402, Helen Parker
398, Morag Michael 390,
Pauline Roth 380, and
Mickey Aicher 380; for the
men, Craig Aicher 502, C.J.
Michael 500, Hall Shaver
471, Dave Duncan 461, Bob
Maturi 459, Ed Ratcliffe
452 and Harold Ross 442.
The standings are:
Duncan 35%-241%; Aicher
34-26; Michael 311-2815;
Shaver 28-32; Ratcliffe 26-
34; and Roth 25-35. Dun-
can’s team is second half
champs and will be in a
roll-off with the first half
champs, Aicher’s, for the
season winner.
Two Dallas men were
winners in competition
Sunday at Numidia
Dragway in Catawissa.
Bob Stanton and Mike Losh
both won their categories
in cycle competition.
Let
By air. sea or land.
Stanton’s 12.28 second
timing and 107.14 mph
speed won ‘‘top bike’’
honors over Charlie Rarig
of Catawissa, who clocked
13 seconds and 100 mph on
the Numidia course.
Losh won ‘‘bracket
cyele’”” honors, also
defeating Rarig, who got
the runner-up purse in both
events.
Racing will resume this
Sunday at Numidia. Time
trails begin "at 'noon’ and
eliminations at 3 p.m. The
track also. features com-
petition stock! car drag
racing, including modified
classes.
planned
for 4-H
~ Two other 4-H clubs will
be invited to go along with
the Riding-Ho 4-H club on
their upcoming trip to the
Hanover Breeding Farm.
If not enough people are
able to attend, the trip will
be cancelled and members
will be contacted.
If they are not called,
call a fellow member to
make sure the trip is still
going. If so, all will report
to the Idetown Firehall on
May 8. Approximate
departure time will be 6
a.m. and approximate
return will be 8:30 to 9 p.m.
The Riding-Ho is helping
to clean up, paint up, and
fix up the Lehman Horse
Show Grounds in
preparation for the arrival
of the Bicentennial Wagon
Train. The club has also
decided to present the
wagon train with scrolls
with a list of interested
names on them.
At the May 3 meeting
Patricia: DeGennaro
presented a demonstration
on the parasites of the
horses. Demonstrations for
the next meeting will be
given by, Sherri Cohen,
Judy Lemmond, Tara
Geurin, Tonja Spencer and
Jodi Caterline.
The trail ride committee
is the get together and
meet with Butch Grey at a
convenient vtime for
everyone. Please have a
time and place to meet in
mind.
The members on the
horse show committee are
to meet at the Idetown
firehall the same night as
the next meeting which is,
June 7, at 6:30 p.m. to
further discuss the plan-
ning of the show.
can catch the ball in
traffic.
Bob Spears and Gary
Arcuri are home from the
University of Pittsburgh.
Both former Dallas
gridders are proud of their
Sun Bowl watches.
Most of the sports buffs
we've talked with all have
a bad taste after watching
that so called (Ali-Young)
“fight” Friday night.
detail about the ‘‘draft
dodger’. As far as we're
concerned pro boxing dug
its own grave with the
crooks they’ve got running
the sport. Had the guy who
claims to be champion lost,
his group would have gone
down the tubes for $20
million. Now you know why
Jimmy Young didn’t win? ?
There’s a lot of people on
payroll. When are the saps
going to get smart and
ignore these slobs???
Now to a real sport, pro
hockey, which has better
fights then there have been
in any boxing ring in the
last 15 years, the Philly
Flyers are comparable to
the Green Bay Packers.
They know how to over-
come adversity--and what
it takes to win.
We have a heap of
respect for them because
even with injuries they
make no excuses when
they lose.
What’s the most
frustrating thing in the
world?? A bad day on the
golf course when you can’t
hit the ball and putt.
Missing a little one-foot
putt can boggle your mind.
The shotgun tournament
slated for Irem on Sunday
was called off because of
too much sun. That’s one of
the classic moves of all
time. Yep, the esteemed
committee called the
tourney Saturday night
because it was raining!
Playing in a tournament
at Irem any more is like
playing 20 questions.
We know. of around 75
guys who showed up at 7:30
a.m. that are peeved.
Some = of Irem’s golf
committee are solid
candidates for Ripley’s
Believe It of Not Museum.
Had a nice visit last week
with Bob Pellegrini, for-
mer All-American * at
Maryland and linebacker
with the Philly Eagles
when they copped their last
NFL title.
“Pelle” is working with
Solon Automated Services,
Inc. in Washington, D.C.
Last year he coached with
the Philly Bell of the World
Football Loop.
During his stay in town
he was the guest for dinner
and refreshments at Pat
Patte’s Sports Bar.
Pat and Len Selner
‘sunned
made such an impression,
the Big Guy is coming back
next weekend.
Pelle used to live in
Williamsport.
“I've heard a lot about
the fine people in Wilkes-
Barre from my friends, but
they’re all top-shelf,” said
Bob.
Like to wish the best of
luck to Jack Chaney and
his Hearthstone Pub here
in Dallas. Jack was an
outstanding athlete at
Forty Fort High back in the
1960’s. He was an All-Star
end and grappler.
He's got the giant TV
screen for the sporting
events, too.
Hope N.Y. Giant fans
aren’t counting too much
on the recently signed
linemen from the WFL.
They aren’t too potent.
Giants need offensive
tackles to make them a
winner.
Isn’t John Havlicek of
the Boston Celtics a
pleasure to watch?? It’s a
out’
pity that John really hasn’t
gotten the recognition he
deserves. He's never been
tabbed MVP in the NBA.
We wonder when Bosox
fans will start booing Fred
Lynn??
Whatever the Reds are
paying Pete Rose, it isn’t
enough.
According to our golf
book, 1Irem Temple
Country Club h
scheduled a turn
for Saturday, but it could
be wiped out so we aren’t
Jack Hannigan claims
he’s going to a Nittany Lion
dinner with Joe Paterno
this week. We’d rather
have a burger with Ronald
McDonald. Sorry about
that, Jack.
Is the Wilkes-Barre Area
football at Coughlin?
Rember it’s not how
much you know about any
sport, but who you know,
and you can become a
coach.
Steve Skammer pitched
a one-hit game on the
mound for the Dallas
Mountaineers to lead
Dallas in trouncing
Wyoming Seminary Blue
Knights, 10-0, Thursday at
the = Back Mountain
diamond. The Blue Knights
catcher Coleman was the
only player to collect a hit
from Skammer.
Bruce Riefenstahl, who
had a perfect day at the
plate for Dallas, had two
for two, one of them a
double which knocked in
two runs for Dallas. He,
Jim Walsh and Jeff
Supulski scored two runs
each.
Skammer
winning pitcher but.
Konopki, John Reese a
Jim Thomas all took a turn
on the mound. Hildebrand
was credited with the loss.
The Mountaineers
collected 10 safeties in
scoring their 10 runs.
Coach Jerry Stinson
gave most of the men on
the team an opportunity to
play in the team to give
them the experience to use
against Crestwood when
they meet in the game
which was cancelled
Saturday due to the
weather.
was the
Harveys Lake Rod & Gun
Club, Inc. held the regular
monthly meeting at the
clubhouse on the Alderson-
Kunkle Road on Monday
at 8 p.m., with 30 members
present.
Reports were given on
the donation to the Toby’s
Creek Association and the
fishing contests, etc. The
club is looking into the
possibility of ‘adopting’ a
potyion of the creek.
The annual outing will be
held Aug. 15. Members
must have their dues paid
prior to the end of July in
order to retain their
membership and also be
eligible to attend the
outing. Here or There of
Exeter will be caterers.
The next turkey shoot
will be ‘held the third
Sunday in May. Featured
will be turkey cards for .22
calibre, standing and
running deer for big bor "
and seatter ‘boards. The
public is invited. ¢
The next regular
meeting will be held the
last Monday of May. All
members are invited to
attend
Booster Club
to elect
officers
Dallas Area Booster-
Letterman Club will hold
election of officers at a
general meeting, May 6,
at the Dallas"
American Legion.
Brian Sickler, the first
Dallas athlete to be named
33’ game will be honorec
at the meeting,
excellence.
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