The Dallas Open “Tupper. Cup’. tour- nament at Dallas Recreation Center, co- sponsored by the Rec Center, Dallas Post and Tupper Sporting Equipment, is still un- derway due to. post- ponement of the men’s matches because of the weather. were completed on Monday, however, and trophies have been presented to both the doubles and singles match winners. First place winners in Janosik and Joyce Voldman, who defeated Judy Daley and Gail Barket 7-5 and 6-2. Trophies were presented to both the first place winners and the run- nersup. Taking the singles was Laura Canfield who defeted Joyce Voldman 6- 1 and 6-0. They also received trophies. In addition all entries received a Tupper Cup tournament T-shirt and a three month subscription to the Dallas Post. Entries in the women’s singles were Laura Canfield, Sue Grasso, Ramah Pawling, Andrea Isaac, Joyce Voldman, Marge Janosik and Lori Lutsy. The complete list of entries in the women’s doubles not availabl The men’s play was scheduled to begin with two matches Tuesday, July 31, at 6 p.m. but a complete list of the en- tries and schedule of matches were not available since the men were just going into the quarter finals. Tournament director of the event was Jay Pope, Dallas Recreation Center director, assisted by PAGE SEVENTEEN The tournament followed the rules of the U.S. Lawn Tennis Association and consisted of single elimination play in the best of three sets. More than 40 entries participated in the overall tournament in both the men and women’s division. : College men are amazingly ignorant. Thomas A. Edison Final frame of regular season games will be played Thursday evening by teams of the American and National Divisions of the Back Mountain Slo- Pitch Softball League. Postseason playoff games are scheduled to get underway on Tuesday. Plans for the postseason playoffs were completed at a meeting of league officials and represen- tatives of the eight teams- -first four teams in both divisions--at a meeting last night (Wednesday) at Barbacci’s Lunch in Noxen. Harveys Lake will have three teams from that area among the eight in the postseason playoffs, the National Division and Grotto Pizza and Hilltop Inn in the American Division. Every other area with teams in the leage will be represented in the playoffs with Cook’s from Lehman, Pizza Bar from Shavertown, Columbia Porch Shades from Idetown, Tupper’s from Dallas and the Rebels from Noxen. In the American Division, Noxen Rebels had captured first place and straight season honors. The Rebels had compiled a record of 16 wins and a loss going into the final week of play. Grott Pizza, in second place in the American Division, had a 13-5 record. Hilltop Inn of Harveys Lake with a mark of 11-6 ® and Tupper’s with a record of 11-7 were the other teams. At the beginning of the final week of play were listed in that order in the league standing. It was possible that some change could take place during this week’s games that would affect the standings and result in a change of opponents for the playoffs. Cook’s Owls of Lehman won honors in the National Division. The team had a 17-1 record going into the final week of play. Villa Roma was in second place with an 11- 5 mark while Pizza Bar and Columbia Porch Shades with records of 10- @®7 and 97 respectively could finish in a different order depending on results of this week’s games. League officials at the beginning of the week Ou mE SEEN WANTED LIONEL, AMERICAN FLYER, IVES & MARX, TRAINS & | ACCESSORIES Pre-1970 i Any Condition Also Sweepers ; 696-3395 talked about the order of opponents for the playoffs. One league official stated that the No. 1 team after the end of the regular season this evening would meet the team that finished in the No. 4 spot, and teams finishing in the No. 2 and No. 3 spots would face each other in the playoffs. That matter was one of the major items on last night’s agenda. This evening’s games will send the Rebels against Noxen Texaco at 6 and Cook’s of Lehman against Villa Roma at 7 on the Noxen diamond in what some observers term the best attraction of the season. Rebels and Noxen Texaco will stage an intra-town ‘prestige’ battle, while Villa Roma will be sampling its prowess against Cook’s, the National Division straight season winners. In other games this evening, Grott Pizza and Hilltop meet each other at 6 on the back field at Leh- man. The teams ranked No. 2 and No. 3 in the American Division going into the final week of will undoubtedly face each other in the semi- finals of the division playoffs. Miller's will play Down Home Muic at 7 on the back diamond at Lehman. On the front diamond at Lehman, Treat Drive-Inn will host the Whips and Columbia Porch Shades will meet the third place Pizza Bar. The games between Pizza Bar and Columbia Porch Shades will decide No. 3 and No. 4 spots in the National Division and there will be considerably effort exerted for a win by both teams. Riding on the outcome of the game will be the answer to the question of which team will meet first place Cook’s in the semi-finals for the National Division postseason championship. Tupper’s Sporting Goods in the American Division and Mr. Donut in the National have the byes for this evening. Results of last week’s games were as follows: Tuesday, July 24: Villa Roma 16, Down Home Music 12; Noxen Rebels 11, Grotto Pizza 3; Columbia Porch Shades 15, Mr. Donut 4; Tupper’s 19, Treat Drive-In 9; Hilltop Inn 21, Noxen Texaco 9; Cook’s 9, Miller’s 4. Pizza Bar and the Whips had the byes. Thursday’s results: Grotto Pizza 16, Noxen Texaco 6; Pizza Bar 13, Mr. Donut 11; Noxen Rebels 14, Treat Drive-In 1; Cook’s 12, Down Home Music 11; Villa Roma 21, Hilltop 18; Tupper’s 7, Whips 0 (forfeit); Villa Roma 9; Columbia Porch Shades 9--called; Hilltop Inn-Miller’s byes. Standings of the teams going into the final week of a straight season play: American Division, Rebels 16-1; Grotto Pizza 13-5; Hilltop Inn 11-6; Tupper’s 11-7; Noxen Texaco 5-10; Treat Drive- In 3-12; Whips 1-6. National Division: Cook’s 17-1; Villa Roma 11-5; Pizza Bar 10-7; Columbia Porch Shades 9- 7; Down Home Music 5- 12; Miller’s 4-13; Mr. Donut 2-16. The Dallas Rec Center has completed another fun-filled week. On Tuesday, July 24, Approximately 25 modeling clay. Arts and crafts is held every Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. All children ages 4-11 are invited. Laurie H. Kapson is the instructor. The DRC all-stars continued their winning ways with a 19-5 victory over an older and bigger Reise Street Playground, Kingston. The All-Stars took advantage of many walks and timely hits to build up a 14-2 lead after three innings. Getting key hits for the victors were Scott Saba and Joe O’Donnell. Winning picher was Sheri Ciccarelli. The All-Stars record now stands at 7-0. On Friday, July 27, the Rec Center featured an Olympics day. Aproximately 40 children were entered in various events. A foul shooting contest began the ac- tivites. Taking first place in the 10-14 age group was Joe O’Donnell. First place in the under 10 category was Jim O’Donnell. throw. T.J. Bagley won first place honors in boys division. Sheri Ciccarelli won first place in the girls division. Taking first place in the 25 yd. dash senior group was Joe O’Donnell first in the under 10 group was John O’Donnell. The wheelbarrow race was next. The winning senior division team was Scott Saba and Joe O'Donnell. The under 10 first place team was Matt Repko and Lori Brokenshire. Jill Radzinki took first place in the senior division sack race. John O’Donnell was the winner of the junior division. Next came the three- legged race. Mark Farrell and Tim Lyons were the winners along with Jim O’Donnell and Matt Repko. In the balloon race, Vernie Repko took first place in the senior division. John O'Donnell was the junior victor. place in the event called “T.J.’s Ideas’. Matt Repko was winner in the junior category. Kelly Saba and Vernie Repko were victorious: in the centipede crawl. And in the final event a buble-gum blowing contest. Mark Farrell and Jimm O’Donnell took first place. Free hamburgs, T- shirts, frisbees, yo-yo’s and baseball bats were awarded to the winners. Olympics Day 1979 was a huge success thanks to the many participants. The Rec Center is conducting a hoagie sale. Cost is $1. Order sheet deadline was Friday, July 27. Hoagies will be delivered Saturday, Aug. 4. 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