Hazleton Standard-Spanker, Saturday, Jun 30, 1962 19 City Teeners Speaking of Sport's Many Area Bowlers Do Well in Record-Setting Tourney at St. Joseph's "I I ft 4 1 etKA' 1 While some of the teams in the Greater Hazleton Jr. Legion League are drawing well, some of them aren't and it's surprising. It's excellent baseball that any bonafide baseball fans would enjoy. Most of the games have been close.
Hazleton, West Haz leton and Freeland all have good teams and Kelayres and Weath-erly both show good potential. Boys like Norb Dudeck and Mike Scarcella of Hazleton, Rollie Boyle of West Hazleton and Billy Loftus of Freeland are real tough pitchers with good control -and there are a few others who don't need much more to be top-notchers. o-o Tommy Matchlck played in the league last season and he's hitting .318 in pro ball this year (Class D). which Is an Indication of just how good the local league is. Fans should support Legion ball because by doing It they are giving a chance to many boys to catch the eye of a scout which may lead to a possible bonus contract.
No admission is charged at the games but a free-will collection is taken up. A Lansford sports writer is a bit confused about the proposed jointure involving Hazleton, Mc-Adoo and Kline Township. We quote: "The real benefactor in the jointure between Hazleton, McAdoo, Kline and Butler Townships will be the Mountaineers, who already stand pretty close to the top in the sport scene in the region. Plenty big for the schools Hazleton already plays, the jointure would mean 151 more senior school students, giving the Mountaineers some outstanding personnel to pick and field a winning unit. Of course the three smaller schools that make up the new-planned shift have not been turning out strong sports teams.
o-o First of all, there are two Butler Townships and the one involved In the jointure with Hazleton has been In it for several DknlpnCPrl With trio Pllttinn- JAnne Gunderson, Seattle, an amateur, IbpitJUbtSU YVIIIl Tfie rUlling shows her unhappiness with her putting during the second round of the U.S. Women's Open in Myrtle Beach, S.C., yesterday. The photo on the left was on the 2nd hole and the one on the right on the 8th. (AP Wirephoto) Freeland Tops Weatherly To Tie for Lesion Lead SPORTSMAN'S' DIGESTS HOW TO FILLET FISH League by defeating Weatherly at By RAY SAUL Spoilt Editor mmmmmmmmmm years and before that the Butler students attended HIIS on a tuition basis. Butler Township has never had a high school of Its own.
Secondly, Kline Township has been sending its students to either McAdoo or Hazleton on a tuition basis for many years which kind of takes all of the steam out of that phrase about the smaller schools involv-ed not having had strong sports teams. They haven't bad ANY sports teams. That leaves McAdoo, and if the jointure goes through there's no doubt McAdoo athletes will be a big help to HIIS. McAdoo has always had good 'hletes but in recent years hasn't had enough of them. Penn State is one of the few colleges in the country that can boast a winnig football team during every season in the postwar era.
The Nittany Lions have avoided a losing season 23 straight years. They, last lost more than won in 1938 when their record was 3-4-1. The overall record for 23 winning seasons is 144 wins, 55 defeats, and nine ties. Penn State has made four bowl appearances in that span and was never a loser. The Lions tied Southern Methodist in the Cotton Bowl in 1948, 13 13; triumphed over Alabama and Georgia in the Liberty Bowl in successive and walloped Georgia Tech in the 1961 Gator Bowl.
No wonder those Penn State fans are so faithful. oo Bill Generose has two bus seats and two box seat tickets available for the Los Angeles-New York doubleheader tomorrow. Information can be obtained by calling Bill at the Main street store in Lattimer, telephone 454-9348. o-o And perhaps you have heard about the fellow who is really fair to his wife he oils the lawnmower before he goes out to play golf. Cozy Loft in 4th Triumph Cozy Loft, making it a runaway in the Hazleton Flying Club, won its second straight pigeon race and fourth of the season yesterday when "Pumpernickel" flew in on the 500-mile beam from Glendale, S.
at an average speed of 1053.09 yards per minute, best among HFC members. Only six "day" birds were clock ed in the Hazleton Club yesterday and Cozy had two of them, but even at that barely edged out run nerup Ed Rymsza for top honors. The win, although hoped-for, wasn't necessary to assure Cozy Loft of the average speed title in the 100 to 500-mile races. The three previous triumphs had just about sewed average speed up. All that was needed was a "day" bird and two of them made it home for the winners.
The Bugda Loft, which also logged in two day birds, took third place with an average speed of! 1032.88 yards-per-minute and John Bugda was fourth at 1014.28. Second-place Rymsza's bird flew at 1052.62 yards-per-minute less than a yard per minute behind Cozy's blue-check "Pumpernickel." It was Cozy's fourth triumph in 11 tries in the series of old bird races. The final race in the series will be held from Gretna, a 300-mue test, next week. Classified Ads Bring Results Last Night's Score Hazleton National Bank 4, Stand ard-Speaker 3 Today's Games H. N.
B. vs. Diamond Supply Standard-Speaker vs. Carmella Dress Winning pitcher Jim Barrett powered a double that tied up the gamu and later scored the winning run as. Hazleton National Bank nipped Standard-Speaker, 4-3.
Bar rett gave pa two-run single to Furedl and a tingle to Carlyon and that was the extent of the hits he allowed. Maury Ross had three bingles for the winners and De- Cosmo had one. Valley Babe Ruth Baseball League Yesterday's Scores Kelayres 8, Drums 2 Weatherly 3. Tresckow 2 Kelavres knocked Drums last night, 8-2, to run its record to 6-1. Bobeck was the winning pitcher and had a triple and double lor Bill Riccio's club.
Pacelli had a double and single and Richiutti had two singles. Dyke singled twice for the losers. Gickint! stole home in the last inning to provide Weatherly's win ning margin in a 3-2 victory over visiting Tresckow yesterday. Gick-ing had singled and moved around to third on an overthrow at first on Learn's grounder. Gicking also had a fifth-inning triple.
Kroll led Tresckow with two singles. 1 Bowling News ST. JOHN'S LANES Today, 1 p.m. Junior bowling. 7:30 ARSS matches.
BOWL-ARENA Today and Sunday Two-game jackpot sweepstakes. NATUREBOY LEAPS-It doesn't seem possible that Natureboy, one of the players for the Indianapolis Clowns, can leap that high but he can and will when the Indianapolis Clowns play the New York Stars at the Harmsn- Geist Stadium here Monday, July 9, at 6:15 p.m. Natureboy Williams weighs 225 pounds and plays first base standing, stooping, squatting, or siting in a chair. Proceeds of the benefit game will go to the Hazleton Jr. Legion team.
Fully Air-ConIitioned 16 AMF Lanes for Summer Bowling Fun. Open Bowling Daily 10 a. m. to AUTO-BOWL 22nd North Vine Street Adv. GREATER HAZLETON JR.
LEGION LEAGUE Last Night's Score Freeland 7, Weatherly 3 The Standings W. Hazleton 3 West Hazleton 3 Freeland 3 Kelayres 1 Weatherly 0 L. 1 1 1 3 4 Pet. .750 .750 .750 .250 .000 Monday's Games West Hazleton at Weatherly Hazleton at Kelayres Friday's Games Weatherly at Hazleton Freeland at West Hazleton Freeland moved into a three-way tie for first place in the Greater Hazletbn Jr. Legion Baseball Valley Only Area Team Home in Anthracite Loop Lobitz and Star Cleaners ANTHRACITE BASEBALL LEAGUE Sunday's Games 2:30 Ashland at, Valley.
(Umpires Esposito and Spevak) Jeddo at Tamaqua. (Umpires Watkins and Watkins) McAdoo at St. Clair. (Umpires Lapinski and Harris) The Standings Win in Keystone League Although Frank Dunn of Yeadon and Pete Aponick of Frackville won the top prizes in the eighth annual Men's Actual and Handicap Score Singles Tournament at St. Joseph's Lanes on North Laurel street, many area bowlers also copped handsome prizes.
Dunn, the top man in actual pins, and Aponick, the handicap leader, took home $300 each and a handsome trophy. A record-breaking number of 976 individuals participated in the $3,813 event. The complete prize list announced by Patty Torresani, tournament director, follows, with the bowler, nis nome lown, total pins and prize listed, in that order: Actual Prize List 1. Frank Dunn, Yeadon, 606, $300 and trophy 2. Joe Hierodzik, Scranton, 676, $200 3.
Lcs Mangle, Elysburg, 662, $100 4. Pete Kozloski, Plains, 659, $100 5. Frank Kovak, Farrell, 654, $100 6. Jack Matthews, Dunmore, 651, $100 7. Buddy Malone, Erie, 650, $60 8.
Dale Zimmerman, Shaver- town, 647, $50 9. John Serafin, Kingston, 644, $40 10. Lou Pinelli, Hazleton, 640, $25 11. Pete Notari, Old Forge, 640, $25 12. Len Tarantini, Scranton, 639, $15 13.
John Santus, MorrisviUe, 638, $10 14. Eddie Shershen, Plymouth, 636, $10 15. Bob Bavitz, Nantico*ke, 635, $10 16. Bob Maclay, Dillsburg, 635, $10 17. Julie Grosso, Allentown, 631, $10 18.
Carl DeLost, Strabane, 630, $10 19. George Billick, Old Forge, 630, $10 20. Joe Frick, Richboro, 629, $10 21. John Farley, Milnesvflle, 625, $10 22. Joe Letukas, Wilkes-Barre, 624, $9 '23.
Frank Clause, Boontown, N. 624, $9 24. Rich Antol, Sharon, 623, $8 25. Ron Stewer, Johnstown, 623, $8 26. Frank Wolfel, Northampton 621, $7 27.
Delos Port, Waterford, 620, $7 28. John Kabara, Wilkes-Barre, 29. Joe Foris, Kulpmont, 617, $6 30. Nevin Ehrhart, York, 614, $6 31. Walter Lacomy, E.
Hartford, 613, $6 32. Charles Sprenkle, York, 613, $6 33. John Chiplinsky, Dalton, 613, $6 34. Tony Gavitt, Hazleton, 612, $6 35. Dean Orvis, Drexel Hill, 611, $6 36.
Charles Hurst, Wilkes-Barre, 611, $6 37. Charlie Williams, Cochran- ton, 610, $6 38. Fulvio Ranalli, Lansford, 610, $6 39. Harold. Beck, West Hazleton, 609, $6 40.
John Mariotti, Old Forge, 609, $6 41. Leo Lane III, Haverford, 608, $6 42. Bernie Choma, Hazleton, 608, $6 43. Guy Marciano, Scranton, 608, $6 44. John Taylor, Plymouth, 608, $6 45.
Stan Vlask, Farrell, 608, $6 46. Horace Walker, Abington, 608, $6 47. Charlie Miller, York, 607, $6 48. Stan Williams, Scranton, 607, $6 49. Connie McHugh, Hazleton, 606, $6 50.
Chet Toslosky, Hazleton, 604, $6 51. John Donvito, Scranton, 604, $6 52. Tom Grega, Hazleton, 604, $6 Total Prizes Actual Division $1,403. High Single Games (Special) Lanes 1-2 Dale Zimmerman, Shavertown, 247, $12; Pete Aponick, Frackville, 242, $6. Lanes 3-4 George Billick, Old Forge, 257, $12; John Farley, Mil-nesvOle, 256, $6.
Lanes 5-6 John Taylor, Plymouth, 279, Frank Dunn, Yeadon, 279, $9. Total Prizes High Single Games (Special) $54. Handicap Prize List 1. Pete Aponick, Frackville, 706, $300 and trophy 2. Ted Williams, Bridgeville, 698, $200 3.
Stan Bugay, West Hazleton, 695. $100 4. Gerald Barca, Sharpsville, 692, $100 5. Tolbert Orris, Mechanics- burg, 687, $100 6. Joseph Kupetz, Erie, 684 $100 7.
John La Bar, Bethlehem, 682, $70 8. Ellsworth Williams, Masury, Ohio, 680. $60 9. John Shucofsky, Shenandoah, 679, $45 10. Joe Demko, Hazleton, 679 $45 W.
Pet. Jeddo 7 2 .773 Valley 6 3 .667 Ashland 5 4 .556 Tamaqua 4 5 .444 McAdoo 3 6 .333 St. Clair 2 7 .227 18. Dick Malatesta, Philadel 671, $10 .19. Charles Vogt, Trerose, $10 20.
Ralph Grillini, Wilkes-Barre, 669, $10 21. Elwood Leilous, Rldgway, 666, $10 22. John Schwak, Northampton, 663, $10 23. Richard Becker, Pine Grove, 663, $10 24. John Leurio Kittannlng, 662, $10 25.
George Piccioni, Aliqulppa, -661, $10 26. Joseph Krall, Strebane, 658, $10 27. John Bradish, Freeland, 657, $10 28. Eugene Hudak, Hellertown, 657, $10 29. Bennie Lancianese, Lans ford, 655, $10 30.
Howard Holman Maha- noy City, 655, $10 31. Samuel Serrian, Farrell, 653, $10 32.IIenry Tward.uk, Shenandoah, 652, $10 33. Danny Artim, Beaver Mea dows, 650, $10 34. Thomas Rogers, Darby, 650, $10 35. Bob Kozminski, Plymouth, 649, $3 36.
Ronald Beam, Freeland, 649, $9 37. John Kouklis, Canonsburg, 649, $9 38. Joseph Hartzell, Lost Creek, 648, $8 39. Rich Antol, Sharon, 647, $8 40. Verh Schlottuhch, Wynd- mopr, 647, $8 41.
Al Gandall, Hazleton, 646, $7 42. Francis West, Plains, 645, $7 43. Mike Marrone, Johnsonburg, 543, $6 44. Vince Pontry, Hazleton, 642, $6 45. Walter Morris, Conyngham, 642, $8 46.
Fran Gestwicki, Wilmington, 642, $6 47. Brian Dean, New York City, 640, $6 48. Joe Jurosky, Plains, 639, $6 49. Elmer Wallace, LeMoyne, 639, $6 50. Kenneth Shubert, Martins- burg, 639, $6 51.
Charles Tracy, Tamaqua, 638, $6 52. Milton Simmons, Hazleton, 638, $6 53. John Elder, Johnstown, 637, $6 54. Dr. J.
Bernan, Frackville, 637, $6 55. Emerick O'Lear, McAdoo, 636, $6 56. William Slonaker, York, 636, $6 57. John Bojanny, Wilkes-Barre, 636, $6 58. Joe Redd Kulpmont, 636, $6 59.
Russell Lahutsky, Mahanoy City, 636, $6 60. Harley Robinson; Harris- burg, 635, $6 61. Raymond Miller, Pittsburgh, 635, $6 62. Andy Grega, Hazleton, 634, $6 63. Ralph Packer, Camp Hill, 634, $6 64.
Stan Malinowski, Frackville, 633, $6 65. Francis Luipersbeck, Nor-, thampton, 633, $6 66. Sam Funk, Fairless Hills, 633, $6 67. Miller Stella, Wilkes-Barre, 632, $6 68. Joe Levitsky, West Hazleton, 632, $6 69.
Paul Shockrites, Shenan doah, 632, 06 70. Arnold Dami, Houston, 631, $6 71. John Drauschak, Freeland, 631, $6 72. Frank Pagano, Harrisburg, 631, $6 73. Frank Burns, Coaldale, 630, $6 74.
Michael Kokinda, Beaver Meadows, 630, $6 75. Andrew Skraber, Kingston, 630, $6 76. William Marsch, Northamp ton, 630, $6 77. Tony Lucci, Aliqulppa, 629, $6 78. Cy Ulichny, Hazleton, 629, $6 79.
Richard Smith, Lehighton, 629, $6 80. Jerry Yannarell, Hazleton, 629, $6 81. Carl Kukowskl, Hazleton, 628, $6 82. Michael Condu, Nantico*ke, 628, $6 83. Vince Fortunato, Hazleton, 628, $6 84.
William Gould, Bethlehem, 628, $6 85. Albert Kline, Skippack, 627, $6 86. Sam D'Amico, Mahanoy City, 627, $6 87. Paul Vigiione, St Mary's, 626, $6 88. Norman Klenk, Glcnside, 626, $6 89.
Richard Jurus, Hazleton, 626, $6 90. Steve Harshyne, Indian, 626, $6 91. Russell Sherry, West Hazle ton, 625, $6 92. John Kapuschinsky, Hazle- ton, 625, $6 93. George Plevel, Aliqulppa, 625, $6 94.
Chester Pisa, Old Forge, 625, $6 Total" Prizes Handicap Division $1,792. 976 entries $3.90 an entry (412 Actual 564 Handicap) additional prize money from expense fees $6. Total prizes awarded $3,813. Total prizes (Actual) $1,403.00. Total prizes (Handicap) 792.00.
Hish Single Games (Special) $54.00. 47 squad prizes $12 00 a squad $364.00. Total $3,813.00. Classified Ada Bring Betultt Jeddo last night, 7-3. Freeland, West Hazleton and Hazleton are deadlocked with 3-1 records.
Gene Resuta pitched a five-hit ter last night while fanning eight, Carl Solarek doubled for Manager Pep Matisak's winners and Bill Loftus and Roger Andras had two hits each. Searfoss, O'Donnell, Samler, Stanker and Learn had Weatherly's hits. Weatherly missed several op portunities to score because of faulty base-running. The line score: R. H.
Weatherly 001 100 13 5 3 Freeland 241 010 7 9 5 Batteries 1 O'Donnell and Ger-hart; Resuta and Solarek. Star Cleaners packed too many guns for winless General Foam at Northeast Field yesterday, banging out 13 hits in a 9-3 victory. Martonick led the assault with four hits including a home run, and Zius and Mahon each had a homer and two singles. Polchin had two hits for the losers and Synoski and Furnanage had one apiece. Lack of control hurt Polinsky's effectiveness.
R. H. E. General Foam 201 000 03 4 3 Star Cleaners 402 003 9 13 0 Batteries: Polinsky and Stefano-vich; Lama and Martonick. RuthJessen Drops to Tie By KEN ALYTA MYRTLE BEACH, S.C.
(AP)-Ailing Ruth Jessen slipped to a four over par 76 Friday to drop to a first place tie with defending champion Mickey Wright after 36 holes of the Women's National Open Golf Championship. Their 148 totals gave them a three-stroke lead over Mrs. Mar-lene Bauer Hagge going, into Saturday's final 36 holes. A score of 166 was required to qualify for the. final rounds.
Forty-one players, 30 professionals and 11 amateurs in the field of 66, made the grade. Miss Jessen, from Seattle, played with a stiff neck and left side that she said cost her 25 to 30 yards off the tee as it robbed her of much of her power. It's an old complaint that has bothered her off and on for sev- I eral years Miss Wright had started the day in a second place tie with 4'Joann Prentice, three strokes be hind Miss Jessen. Miss Prentice, after eight pars and one bogey on the front nine, went four over on the home trip for 77 to slip down to a fourth place tie at 152 with Barbara Ro-mack, Mary Lena Faulk and Mrs. Murle Lindstrom.
SuT SKIN ONLY, FROM HEAD TO TAIL ALONG THE BACK BESIDE DORSAL FIN. NEXT, SLIT SKIM BEHIND HEAD TO ANAL FIN THEN SLIT FROM ALONGSIDE ANAL FIN TO TAIL. LIFT SKIN AND PULL BACK TO THE TAIL, USING KNIFE BLADE'S EDGE. i-AY fish on rrs SIDE, sues FROM TAIL TO HEAD ALONG THE BACKBONE. CUT OFF BONELESS FILLET BEHIND HEAD.
REPEAT ON OTHER SIDE. RSCARD THE REST. McAdoo Last Night's Score Lions 10, Fire Co. 3 Monday's Game Bank vs. Fire Co.
Rush, Luchetta and Osifat cracked out doubles to lead the Lions to a 10-3 triumph over Fire Co. Meholick and Wanyo had key singles for the losers. Hazleton Last Night's Scores Traders Bank 14, Vic Bruno 1 ISDA 10, Rotary 3 The Standings Jaycees 5 Traders Bank 5 Elks 4 1st National 4 Bunton Bock 3 Vic Bruno 2 American League VFW 6 Rotary 5 Unico 3 ISDA 2 Pioneers 2 Lions 2 Today's Games vs. Unico 6 Elks vs. Jaycees Babon pitched one-hit ball to spark Traders Bank to a 14-1 conquest of Vic Bruno.
Tom Sock had a home run, two doubles and a single for the winners and Barletta and Cameron had two hits each. Reba singled for the losers. Anthony Manfredi Jr. fanned six and gave up four hits as he pitched ISDA to a 10-3 verdict over Rotary. He also chipped in on the attack with a triple and single.
Alex Bugda had a triple, George Hynick a double, Paul Washinski two singles and Gary Christopher, Mark Toniatti and Joe Portland a single each. Jackie Petrovich had two singles and a double for the losers and Cusat had a double. West Hazleton Last Night's Score Lions 11, Alto Trucking innings) Tonight's Game Fire Co. vs. Lions 10 (8 Uston cracked out a double and three singles and Fichter had two doubles and a single to pace the Lions to an 11-10 decision over Alto Trucking in two extra innings.
Bayzick punched out a double and single for the losers. TOP LION RUNNER Lenny Moore, now with the Baltimore Colts, owns Penn State rushing records for one season (1082 yards) and career (2380). STURDY DEFENSE Penn State's 1947 Cotton Bowl football team limited the opposi tion to 17 yards per game along the ground. Valley will be the only one of three area teams playing on home grounds Sunday. Jeddo travels to Tamaqua and McAdoo visits St.
Clair while Valley is playing host to Ashland. Both Valley and Ashland will be on the rebound after upset losses last week. Valley fell before McAdoo, 6-3, and Tamaqua snapped up a 2-1 verdict over Ashland. Jeddo, leading the league with a 7-2 record, doesn't figure to stumble at Tamaqua but the way things have been going in the league lately, it could happen. The McAdoo-St.
Clair game will be a toss-up with McAdoo given a slight edge because of its improved play lately. WINNING STREAK Penn State will shoot for its 24th straight winning football season in 1962. The Nittany Lions last lost more games than they won in 1938 when the record was 3-4-1. 8 vA C-" 1 MAKE A BIG Swim Choose from our boxer style trunks patterns and striking the holiday and jl KEYSTONE SOFTBALL LEAGUE Yesterday's Scores Lobitz 10. Kelayres 2 Star Cleaners 9, General Foam 3 The Standings Heights 9 Lobitz 7 Cusate's Hotel 5 Star Cleaners 6 Spaulding's 3 Kelayres 2 General Foam 0 L.
0 2 4 5 5 7 9 Pet. 1.000 .773 .556 .545 .375 .227 .000 Bob Buyarski survived a shaky first inning, then led Lobitz to a 10-2 win over Kelayres, pacing the attack with a triple, double and single while holding the losers to just three hits. Sipple helped with a triple and two singles, Esposito had three singles and Sabolchick was a defensive standout. Perna, Russo and Kozel were the only players to hit safely for Kelayres, each getting a single. The line score: R.
H. E. Lobitz 210 304 010 20 3 Kelayres 200 000 0 2 3 3 Batteries: Buyarski, Sipple (5) and Matalavage; Falochock, Kozel (3), Gelloti (4) and Trella. Protestant League Tuesday's Games DeMolay vs. Christ Memorial at Antinozzi field.
Jeanesville vs. Christ Lutheran at East End. The Standings W. L. Jeanesville Methodist 4 Christ Lutheran 3 Christ Memorial 2 Conyngham 1 DeMolay 0 LET'S PLAY GOLF and check our prices before you BALLS BAGS TEES GLOVES CARTS CLUBS SHOES JACKETS Let's Play Tennis RACKETS PRESSES BALLS COVERS GBdHARdTS billiard bowling supply 121 north Wyoming street 3 Be the big man on the beach this summer.
SPLASH IN STYLE Trunks eye-taking collection of and briefs in many colors get set for vacation fun. $295 SUNDAY CLAUDIA The Screen's Bomb! I "One of the year's 10 best!" A (N. Y. Times) 11. John Cubik, Leechburg, 677, $30 12.i Michael Belzo, Shenandoah, 676, $25 13.
Ronald Joyce, Wilkes-Barre, 673, $17 14. Sal Budzoni, Scranton, 673, $17 15. Dick Walker, New Brighton, 672. $12 16. Ed Calla, Johnsonburg, 672, $12 17.
Joe Witanek, West Hazleton. 671, $10 ZM" Green Stamps Ride 'n Shop-Park 'n Shop i.
