16 THE DALLAS POST/Wednesday, November 12, 1986
Sports
DON SPENCER
SCOTT SCHULTZ
Lehman Lehman
“Last time to play, last time “We will be there to play.”
to win.”
Back Mountain Bowl took
three points from Gordon Insur-
ance to hold the lead in Ladies
Country League just ahead of
Grotto Pizza who shut out the
Castlettes. G.H. Harris moved
off the bottom by taking three
from Fashion Vending. High
scorers for the night were N.
Kozemchak 191 (486), L.
Cyphers 184 (482), J. Jaefele 172
(479), J. Hubbell 471, M. Harris
170 (473) and D. Balliet 180.
In the Idetown Compact
League M. Chopko’s 529 and B.
May’s 180 led the Lancers to
three points from the Mazdas.
Firebirds edged the Corvettes
for three points whose R. Stogo-
ski’s 500 was high for both
teams. Camaros picked up three
from Aries while the Pintos and
LaBarons divided 2-2 with G.
English hitting 176 (471) for
Pintos and D. Moore rolling 523
for LaBarons. B. Davis’ 178
aided the Citations to splitting 2-
2 with the Capris whose F.
Rauch hit 171.
Ugly Ducklings shut out the
Chickies in the Back Mt. Farm-
ers League and the Barn Cats
took four from the Black Sheep
Clinic set
The Kingston Township Rec-
reation Commission will
sponsor a basketball clinic
on Wednesday, Nov. 12, at
the Dallas High School
Gymansium from 6:30 p.m.
to 9 p.m. Dallas High School
Varsity Basketball Coach
Clarence Ozgo will be the
guest instructor for the free
clinic. Members of the
Kingston Township Recrea-
tion Commission planning
the event are, from left,
seated, Everell ‘‘Cy’’ Chad-
wick, Mike Williams, Edward
Carey. Standing, Carl Goer-
inger, Jr. and Dave Morris.
paced by T. Dickinson’s 474 and
B. Perego’s 179. M. Delaney hit
pins for 235 and W. Lathrop had
496 for the black sheep. Thor-
oughbreds, aided by their handi-
cap picked up three from the
Turkeys whose C. Doty hit 182-
178 (520) and S. Mathers 188
(499). The Mules dropped four
to the Moo Moos with no one
hitting high games.
Dallas A shut out Carverton B
led by B. Roberts 544 and R.
Fielding’s 520 in the Back Mt.
Church League. B. Williams
added 513. Orange took all from
Trucksville C sparked by J.
Mitchell’s 222 (578) and E.
Roth’s 215 (562) combined with
J. Cobleigh’s 512 aided East
Dallas in taking four from Shav-
ertown B whose C. Kazokas hit
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League Besecker Realty
blanked Smith’s Country Store
with R. Hammer and L. Hoover
each rolling 526. B. Pilger gave
512. L. Coolbaugh rolled 213
(521) and J. Halowich hit 516.
Roth Novelty dropped four
points to Picketts Charge whose
H. Brunges hit pins for 529. J.
Baur rolled 516 and D. Eddy, Jr.
512. Herb’s Pro Shop copped
three from Bayo’s Ice led by J.
Brady, Jr.’s 553. F. Cornell’s 537
was high for the ice men. The
three power men, T. Doughtery
579, D. Purvin 556, and C. Kazo-
kas 539 led G.H. Harris to three
points from Fino’s Pharmacy
who had F. Tregan’s 558, Rich
531 and W. Moore’ 522.
Road Runners shut out the Pin
Pluckers helped by T. Bogdan’s
518 and Lew’s Cals shut out Nit
Wits led by L. Wolfe’s big 559. J.
Brady, Jr. rolled 547 to lead the
Ringers in taking all from the
Alley Cats. The Sandbaggers
copped three points from The
Beats and Ball Busters made it
three over Bad News Bowlers.
In the Sunday Nite Mixed
Couples League Hall S. hit 232
(538) and Anne W. rolled 187 to
lead Shaver’s Bangers to four
points from Super Strikers. Mat-
thews and Booth’s Highballers
divided evenly with Don H.
having a chance to increase his
average with 534 and V. Mat-
thews hitting 521. Dennis’ 509
paced Wilson’s Menaces to a
two point split with Piccolo.
Brent Long with the aid of C.
Badman’s 171-191 (514) took
three from Tom Reese girls in
the Bowlerette League. R. Gula
hit 196 (479) for Reese five.
Franklin’s team copped three
from the Hoagie Bar, who had
Mary Reese’s 174 (487) and N.
Moser’s 170.
In the Imperialette League
Jean Shop took three from Sca-
vone Motors, Schmid’s Amoco
split with Lombardo Bakery and
Mahaffey Oil split 2-2 with Hum-
phruy’s Apparel. High scoreers
were I. Katyl 201 (496), J. Clark
178 (479), and S. Johnson 194-170
(531).
Water Front girls shut out
Duke’s Girls in the Lakers
paced by Essie’s 188 (486),
Bea’s 179 (471) and JoAnna’s
171.
In Our Gang League Butch’s
took all from Chubby’s led by D.
Jenkins 175 (480) and D.
Bevan’s 206. Porky’s shut out
Spanky’s headed by E. Wright's
537 while the Wheezers took
three from Buckwheats. E.
Dingle hit pins for 521 to lead
Alfalfas to three points from the
Stymis, whose M. Carkhuff
rolled 536.
It was 3-1 in Bonomo’s Mixed
League with Rich’s Devils
taking three from the Jokers
and the Meats Me five copping
three from the Halfbreeds,
whose V. McCarty hit 514 and
K. Spencer rolled 503.
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Dallas Fire and Ambulance Inc.
is presently underway.
In order to continue to provide
the community with the finest
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who has not yet made their
contribution to this year’s drive,
please mail it to: Dallas Fire
and Ambulance Fund Drive,
P.O. Box 41, Dallas, Pa. 18612.
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