THE DALLAS POST/Wednesday, February 12, 1986
Schmid’s Amoco shut out Hum-
phrey’s Apparel to take over the
second half lead in the Imperialette
League. L. Johnson’s 191 and J.
Mekeel’s 172 (486) led the Amoco
team to their win. M. Neifert hit the
pins for 171-179-175 (525) to pace
Mahaffey Oil to three points from
Scavone Motors and G. Bachman
., aided with 177. K. Scavone rolled
® 179 for the car dealer. L.
Maciejczak’s 202 (498) showed the
way for Lombardo Bakery’s three
points from the Jean Shop.
In the Back Mt. Church League
Carverton A blanked Carverton B
led by C. Remley’s 565 while twin
brothers Gary Mazer and Glenn
Mazer hit 546 and 542 to pace Maple
; Grove to four points from Dallas A
\ | who had B. Williams 521. Trucks-
ville B shut out Shavertown A men
/ aided by S. Hoover's big 217 (592)
and W.T. Perry’s 569. C. Kazokas
| rolled 521 for Shavertown B to help
1 them take three points from Orange
| A five while Trucksville C split 2-2
with East Dallas, whose T. Cobleigh
hit the pins for 543.
Hoagie Bar girls picked up three
points from Tom Reese five in the
Bowlerlette League and Franklin's
girls divided evenly with Brent
Long led by G. Grant’s 181 (481). D.
Long rolled 171 for the Long girls.
E. Dingle knocked down pins for
209 (537) and M. Carkhuff toppled
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them for 201 but it wasn’t enough as
a powerful Spanky’s team shut out
Dingle’s Butch Gang in Our Gang
League. D. Bevan rolled 185 (500)
for Spanky. D. Springer’s 170 led
Alfalfa in taking all from Porky’s
five while the Worms paced by B.
Searfoss managed three points from
Chubbie. Farina copped three from
Buckwheat with no one hitting high
scores.
In Bonomo’s Major League Back
Mt. Sporting Goods took all from K
Boom, G.H. Harris shut out Back
Mt. Inn No. 1, Bermuda’s picked up
four by forfeit from the Hambo’s
and Brown’s Oil picked up three
from Sweet Valley Outfitters. Hit-
ting high scores were Jerry Roan
222 (561), D. Thomas 225 (534),
Brown; R. Bonomo Jr. 577, Gary
Mazer 518, B. Mazer 523, Sweet
Valley; J. Steele 516, Hambos; C.
Kazokas 212 (598), A. Wendel 212
(585), T. Doughton 214 (580), D.
Purvin 551, Harris;’ F. Cornell 549,
S. Vigorito 217 (536), Inn No. 1; L.
Coolbaugh 210-219 (598), H. Garris
527, D. Wickard, 524, Sporting
Goods; and D. Wolfe’s 513 K Boom.
Bonomo’s Sports Center cut Fash-
ion Vending’s lead in the Ladies
Country League by taking three
points from them despite Vending’s
L. Cyphers 472. Gordon Insurance
moved up by copping three points
from Castlettes led by J. Lamo-
reaux’s 180 (488). B. Strazdus
posted 181 and C. Mill 176 for the
losing team. D. Zurinski’s 181 (507)
and B. Roan’s 178 showed the way
for Grotto Pizza’s three points from
G.H. Harris, whose K. Kalafsky
scattered the pins for 185 (473).
In the Idetown Compacts League
Firebirds blanked the Citations
while the strong “Aries team took
three points from the Pintos paced
by J. Berti’s 570 and L. Lanning’s
166. C. Doty tumbled pins for 177-192
(496) to lead her Camaros to a 2-2
split with the Corvettes and
LeBarons divided eually with the
Capris sparked by A. Edwards’ 518.
In the Community Service League
reports show that Back Mt. Inn took
four from IGA led by Bernie’s 522
and Gary Mazer’s 514. Ken hit 522
for the IGA team. Small’s Store
shut out G.H. Harris paced by
Claude’s 213-217 (571) and Scott’s
538. Gino’s Shoe Store II earned
three points from Besecker Realty
led by Rick’s 211 (571) and Tom’s
529. Fino’s Pharmacy took three
from Bayo’s Ice sparked by Bob’s
245 (590), Tom’s 541, and Ken’s 524.
Red hit the pins for 215 (539) for
Bayo’s Ice, the losing team. Pick-
etts Charge made it three over
515 and Dave’s 224. Bob’s 530 and
Walt’s 520 were high for the shoe
dealer.
Trip money
Club.
Holthaus
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team win
Dallas Junior High School fresh-
man, Rachel Holthaus, led the
Wilkes-Barre family YMCA Spin-
ners Gymnastics to a season-open-
ing win over the Pocono Family
YMCA Flipettes in East Strouds-
burg on Saturday.
Holthaus scored a team-leading
27.8 total points and won first-place
ribbons in the 14 and over class in
all four events — Balance beam,
Uneven Bars, Vaulting and Floor
Exercise — and won the all-around
title.
The Spinners won the meet 128.9
to 105.6. The home-opener for the
team will be Sunday, Feb. 2, against
Wayne County YMCA at the Wilkes-
Barre Jewish Community Center.
Two Harey’s Lake residents also
competed for the Wilkes-Barre
squad last wekend, Jennifer Birt
and Michelle Sandstrum. The team
is coached by Dallas residents Amy
Stortz and Colleen Morda, who were
(¢ both injured in a car accident
= ennoute to the meet. Neither were
seriously hurt although both did not
attend the event.
Trout still ahead
Kilgore Trout, led by Joe Prato,
John Szela and Paul Jobson, contin-
ues its domination of the Lake-
Noxen Adult Recreation Basketball
League as the Trout sports an
impressive 13-2 record after three
rounds of play.
‘Behind the Trout is Union Petro-
leum and Humphrey’s with identical
10-5 slates. Leading Union are Don
and Frank Crossin, Kevin Boylan
and Dan Fetko while the big guns
for Humphrey’s are Bill Lozo, Steve
Mesker and “Erving Julius.”
~ Dallas Truck Lines and Rich and
Charlotte's are tied for fourth place
in the league with 7-8 records while
the Rebels hold up the bottom of the
standings at 0-15.
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Top shape
The Dallas Junior High School girls’- Physical Education classes, under the instruction of Anne
Seitz, spend time every year on physical fitness skills. These skills, based on the President's
Council on Physical Fitness, include a 600 yard run, 50 yard dash, timed sit-ups, flexed arm
hang, standing jump and shuttle run.- The skills test speed, endurance, strength and agility. In
order to win an award, the students must have scores ranging 80 percent or above in all six skill
areas. This year's winners are, from: the left, first’ row, Melanie Marino, Lynn Balah, Chris
Yanalevitch, Ann Fauls, Jennifer Moran. Second row, Liza~McCafferty, Gretchen Schuler, Molly
Pfeiffer, Amy Mannear, Cheryl Covert, and Kim Chapple. Third row, Andrea Dent, Lori Cave,
Tracy Hunter, Allison Berlew,. Sue ‘Wells, Courtney Butler. Others are Jennifer Spear and
Christine Smith.
Former Phillies pitcher
speaks for Easter Seals
He made “Ya gotta believe!” a
rallying cry for victory and always
let the human side show when on
the pitcher’s mound. Now, 41-year
old Tug McGraw is speaking up for
the rights of the physically and
developmentally disabled as the
1986 Honorary State Chairman for
the Pennsylvania Easter Seal
Society.
McGraw holds the National
League’s all-time record for the
most innings pitched in relief, and
currently is a consultant to the
Philadelphia Phillies from whom he
retired earlier this year after 10
seasons, following nine with the
New York Mets.
Now living in Media, PA, with his
wife, Phyllis and two children,
McGraw is a feature reporter for
Philadelphia’s WPVI-TV 6, spokes-
man for First Pennsylvania Bank,
author, cartoonist and advocate for
numerous social concerns, including
children’s rights.
As Honorary Chairman for the
Pennsylvania Easter Seal Society,
McGraw will be featured in forth-
coming Public Service Announce-
ments highlighting the Society’s
Spring ‘‘Back-a-Fighter’’ food indus-
try plan and “Coffee Day” cam-
paign. He’ll also be making select
personal appearances on behalf of
the State Society, which represents
some 40 local Societies which pro-
vide direct service to handicapped
children and adults.
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