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In conjunction with Wyoming
Seminary’s Alumni Day activities,
the prep school’s Alumni Associa-
tion will conduct their fifth annual
10 Kilometer Run. The event is
being co-sponsored by Custom Man-
agement Corporation, Kingston and
Calmar Specialties, Inc., Luzerne.
Set for Saturday, May 11, at 10
a.m. from the school’s Nesbitt
Field, corner of Hoyt and Chestnut
Streets, the wheel measured course
will go to the Lower School campus
in Forty Fort and return for the 6.2
miles. Open to the public, the course
will be marked each mile, with
complete traffic control.
More than 70 awards will be given
in 18 different age divisions with
special medals to the top three male
and female alumni and top male
and female student finishers. Run-
ners of all ages are eligibile to
participate.
An entry fee of $4 per person for
advance registration, or $5 the day
of the race, will be charged. T-shirts
will be given to all runners. Regis-
tration forms can be obtained from
the Wyoming Seminary Alumni
Office, 288-9574.
Tryouts for anyone eligible to play
in the major leagues of the Harveys
Lake Little League will be held
Saturday, April 13, at 4 p.m. at the
Little League field.
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C. Williams rolled 188 (501) and J.
Mekeel hit 174 to lead Hoof 'N Paw
girls to four points from Mahaffey
Oil in the Imperialette League. D.
Barbose knocked over pins for 178
for the oil dealer. Humphreys
Apparel picked up three points from
Lombardo Bakery aided by I.
Katyl’s 180-173 )507) and J. Cum-
mings 174. M. Ritts tumbled pins for
171 and J. Clark rolled 170 for the
bakery team. Jean Shop split 2-2
with Scavone Motors.
In Bonomo’s Major League R.
Bonomo walloped pins for 216-227-
226-(669) to pace Sweet Valley Out-
King’s lists
schedule
King’s College will play a 30-game
baseball schedule this spring with 15
double headers making up the
season.
Starting his 20th year as head
coach is John Dorish of Kingston,
who is director of athletics at the
college.
The Monarchs are coming off a
10-9 campaign and Dorish feels if
his pitching staff shows improve-
ment the King’s team can post
another winning record.
Home games and practice ses-
sions will be held at Hilldale Park in
Plains Township, four miles from
the college campus.
King’s is scheduled to play 18
games at home and 12 contests on
the road. The season will open
March 23 at Drew University and
will end May 5 at home against New
Jersey Tech.
While in the majority of the oppo-
nents are members of the Middle
Atlantic Conference (MAC), several
regional state universities are fea-
tured.
Local teams on the schedule are
Wilkes, Scranton and College Miser-
icordia.
The remainder of the Monarchs’
schedule is as follows: April 3,
Bloomsburg, home, double header;
double
header; April 12, East Stroudsburg,
home, double header; April 13, at
FDU-Madison, double header; April
16, Delaware Valley, home, double
header; April 20, Upsala, home,
double header; April 22 at Scranton,
double header; April 25, at Wilkes,
double header; April 27, Allentown,
home, double header.
May 5, New Jersey Tech, home,
double header.
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fitters to three points from G.H.
Harris. Gary Mazer added 220 (574)
to aid in the win. C. Kazokas hit
pins for 584 and D. Purvin scattered
them for 585 for the Harris men. T.
Doughton contributed 537 and A.
Wendel gave 530. Charlies All Stars
picked up three from Back Mt.
Sporting Goods led by K. Spencer’s
217 (610) and F. Cornell’s 224 (603).
B. Cyphers aided with 563. J. Shultz
rolled 217-214 (569) and R. Harned
and R. Perron posted 567. The
Beach Combers took three from
Brown’s Oil paced bys B. Harris’ 215
(552). A. Lanunziatta led the oil
men with 223 (578), Jerry Roan
rolled 548 and R. Bonomo hit 545.
Bermudas copped three from the
Hambos whose J. Bigger rolled 523.
A. Smith hit 522 for the winning
team.
High scorers were scarce in the
Bowlerette League with R. Gula’s
174 high for all teams. Tom Reese
took three from Brent Long and
Hoagie Bar divided with Franklins.
Two weeks of bowling in the
Idetown Compacts League found
LaBarons shutting out the Capris,
Pintos copping four from Aries,
Camaros taking all from the Cor-
vettes, Firebirds picking up three
from the Citations. The Firebirds
also blanked the Pintos, LaBarons
shut out the Corvettes, Capris toop
three from the Camaros and Aries
and Citations divided 2-2. Hitting
high scores were D. Doty 209 (566),
C. Williams 506, G. English 174, J.
Berti 542, 500; F. Rauch 172, R.
Cross 522, Mel Morri made the 3-7-
10 split.
In Bonomo’s Mixed League Half-
breeds copped three from Nobody’s
and Ghost Busters took three from
the A Team. Marcia Matthews
rolled 189 (489) for Nobody's and
Dale hit 547 for the Halfbreeds.
Larry Lavelle knocked down pins
for 535 for the A Team.
Darla shut out Waldo in Our Gang
League and Stymie took all from
Spanky. Porky blanked Buckwheat
who had Eric Dingle’s 213 (500) and
Alfalfa and Wheezer split evenly.
Nancy Daney rolled 178-177 (488) for
Alfalfa.
In the Back Mountain Church
League Carverton A took four from
Shavertown A paced by D. John-
stone’s 533. H. Perrego rolled 215
(527) for the losing five. B. williams
550 led Dallas A to four points from
Trucksville C whose high man was
J. Remington with 214 (511). Maple
Grove blanked Orange paced by
Glen Mazer’s 219-202-203 (624). E.
Higgins added 220 (530) and B.
Belcher rolled 212 (521). The Orange
team had H. Shupp’s 516. Carverton
A dropped three points to East
Dallas while Shavertown B lost
three to Trucksville B whose S.
Hoover posted 547. D. Wright hit 577
for the Shavertown men.
Castlettes took all from Gordon
Insurance in the Ladies Country
League led by R. Carroll’s 171. F.
Allabaugh rolled 172 for the insur-
ance team. Grotto Pizza shut out
G.H. Harris Associates paced by R.
Radzinski’s 182 (507) and D. Zurin-
ski’s 201 (488). J.:Lamoreaux rolled
183 and J. Haefele hit 185 for the
Harris girls. L. Cyphers added 194.
A. Hospodar’s 171 led Fashion Vend-
ing to three points from Bonomo’s
Sports Center.
In the George Shupp League
Harris Associates shut out Katyl TV
with A. Wendel slamming the pins
for 236-201-201 (638) and B. Harris
hitting them for 558. L. Coolbaugh
rolled 535 for the TV men. Steeles
Restaurant picked up three from
Fino’s Pharmacy whose D. Wickard
hit 549 and D. Olshan 213 (542).
Piatt added 520. R. Bonomo rolled
585 for Fino’s. SCID copped three
from Gino’s Shoe Store paced by
Callaghan’s 242 (577) and Zielen’s
220 (541). Daubert hit 223 (594),
Doughton rolled 230 (600) and Kazo-
kas 235 (582) for the shoe dealer.
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