The Daily Reporter from Dover, Ohio • Page 14

A D-4 TIMES-REPORTER FrUin.28,1972 At Kinser Lanes Betty Moran bombs a 604 Betty Moran, who earlier this month tossed an outstanding 675 series, came up with another excellent performance Thursday. Mrs. Moran combined games of 199, 203 and 202 into a 604 series in the Ladies Class A In other area action, Tom Orr rolled a 653 in New Philadelphia Class A to lead Boulevard men. At Kinser Bob Gudridge bowled a 656 series in Men's All County and Alyce Perkins recorded a 550 in Kinser Ladies. Joe Miller socked 682 series in Sugarcreek Industrial.

KINSER LANES Kinser A Ralph Vesco 637, Jim Frantz 630, DabCardani606, Dick Shaffer 801 Harry Maurer 600. Tom Becker 598, Dick Gerber 598, Les Hicks 594. Ron Burkey 590, Al Massarelli 586. Chuck Smith 583, Gus Richter 578, Ed Soplnski 577, Fran Stephen 574. Fred Krebs 573, Ed Lahm 573.

John Burtscher 570, Ron Sherretts Bill Rabes 567, Frank Viglas 567, Buss Robinette 566, Tom Vesco 565, Nick DeMichael 562, Dan Flora 559. Ed Golden 557, Wayne Snyder 555, Sherry Contini 553, Gene Russell 550. Mart Sand Pontiac, Huebner Chevrolet 14: Centre Supply, Reeves Bank 13; Ohio Savings 12; Glass Lumber. Merchant Vending 11 Swiss Hat, Tally Ho. Lindsay Service 10; Dover Music Tusco Sports, Weaver Buick Olc Tom's Trophies, Ferris Chevrolet Tornabene'sS.

Men's All County Bob Gudridee 656, Clyde Brink 588, Ed Mason 564. Stevenson Memorials-1. 16; Kinser Lanes 12Vi; Deardorff Hardware 12: Pepsi Cola 11W, Hephinger Painting 10; Dutch Oven 9: Snyder's Plastics. Blue Gables I.O.O.F. Stevenson Memorials-2, 6.

Kinser Ladles Alyce Perkins 550. Wilma Zuchegno 525, Rose Voelm 505. Irene Lambros 499, Brenna Conklin 496, Carol Moran 492, Marian Watson 486, Emmy Antonelli 482. Donna Geib 476, Mavis VanSickle 475, Laura Redman 474. Mary Lou Redman 473, Kay Flynn 471 Ann Orr 470, Kay Waltori470.

Jean Petrolic 470, Peg Vesco 463, Lillian Devlin 462, Margaret Kopp 461. Norma Devney 457, Martha Roscr 456. LuMinkos 14; Times-Reporter. Superior Mobile Homes 11; Edwards Sales Service, Goshen Dairy 10V4; Zorzi's Painting Decor, Kinser Lanes, Stevenson Memorials Cherry Drug AutoSales2. Thursday Homemikers Judy Smalley 547.

Liz Kelley 541, Donna 'Simmons 496. Anita Walker Ger- laldine Stull 485, Wilma Waring 474. Brandt 461, Darlene Baumer 457. Fister454, Norma Maybaugh 450. Baumer's Quick Clean G.

F. Porter. Kappler Trucking, Maurer's IMarkeS; Trucking. Kline's Potato Chips 4: Chicken Manor. Valley Magnaccas Famous Recipe BOULEVARD LANES 'New Philadelphia Class A Tom Orr 653.

Ken Harmon 596. Don Gardner S92, Pete Abel 584. Larry Fulton 577, Vince Dinolfo 576, Elmer Meese 567, Dave Sisson 564, Ted Reese 551. Boulevard Lanes 13; Elum Music, Custom Coalers 11; Green Valley Golf Course. Himes Trailer Sales 9: Tally Ho 8: Endres Floral 7: Marlite-2, 6: KwikShakelnnS: MidvaleCoal 1.

Ladies Class A Betty Moran 604. Juanita Hosteller 575, Lynn Wrana 556. Vera McGrath 535, Alma Smilh 530. Lucille Schie 523, Esther Mullet 518, Charlene Edwards 517, Helen Smilh 513, Gertie Lampe 510, Ruin Miller 504. Rosie Tomasina 478.

Joyce Moliski 477. Espenschieds Ohio Savings 6: Weaver Buick Cadillac, Penn Gas Oil del 473. Wilma Oerber 471. Velma Troyer 460, Sue Festi 457. Maurer Insurance.

Stutzman Motor Sales 9: Troyer Trait Bologna, Cycle Sales Burger Hardware. Schenk's Grill. Sugarcreek Cartage 6: Esther's Beauty Shop. Reeves Bank Dry Cleaning Hardy Coal, Gerber Clothiers 3. Sitarcreeh Indmlrlal Joe Miller 682, Ike Hosteller 660, Tom Shaw 608.

Wayne Gerber 592, Aden Yoder 592, John Miller 591, Ed Hosteller 584. Wayne Wlnkler 584, Adrian Miller 575. Truman Miller 566. Clyde Moran 557. Sonny King 55-' Andreas Furnilure 64Mi; Moomaw Chevrolel 59Vi; Sugarcreek Golf 56W; Sugarcreek Cartage Trover's Trail Bologna.

Penn Glass Sand, Swiss EckerlFord45: Yoder Lumber 44: Sugarcreek Aulo Sales 40: Holmes By Products 37; Sugarcreek Electric Guys ft Dolls Ferman Snyder 583. John Newell 581. Donna Judy 467. Thelma Rowe 460, Lena Snyder 455. Harmon-Shell Rowe-Rlchardson 5: Blauch-McGrath-Mueller 4: Blos- ser-Slevanus.

Newell-Kretzinger- Newcll, Stocker-Brown, Muckley-Snyder3: Lanning-Zook 2. LONG'S RECREATION Dennlson Merchants Bob Haney 626, Bill Probert618, Frank Angelo583, John Russo 580, Don Wagner 561, Frank Angelozzi, Ken Jarvis556. Bonvechio's, A.I. Club Big Blue Sunoco, Bernard's Grocery McCoy Market Square Deal Auto Parts Superior Clay Twin City Pharmacy 3. Dennlson Roy Parker 601, Daryle Miles, Bob Hile 589, Chcl Long 558, Homer Brogne553.

Eagles 11'A; Hicks Muslang Shop 10; Romig Insurance, Kohl Lumber GoodingsIGAT'A; Lvo7; Tusky VFW2. PLAMOR Ladles Trio Belly Long 493, Kale Hile 472. Reliable Radiator (first half champs) 47; Hicks Furniture Little Fin Shop 26; Romig Insurance 24 Healing Dover bops Massillon Class Bob Angus 603. Dick Donehue 575, John Russo 582. Tim Blackwell 566.

Don McCoy 562. Larry Fisher 557, Dick Conklin 560. Reeves Local 2737-2 18 Ohio Savings Trusl. Union Lumber 16; Beabcr's Foodliner 14; Duke's Club 13; Corner Grill 11; Reeves Local 2737-1, Tony's TavernS; Slocker Hardwares 1 Nehi Bottling 4 VV Suburban Dorothy Conklin 572. Anna Mae Loveday 516, Shirley Stevenson 503, Eleanor Burmich 496, Margueretta Springer 494.

Janice Urfer 493. Edna Clay 478, Mary Weaver 76, Sue Festi 472, Bev Stingel 472. Jean Enarna 470. Jo Ann Smith 470, Mary Lee Wallick 456. Mary Gummere 455, Velma Miller 455, Nancy McMillen 453.

Four Winds. Corner Grill 13; Perma Glas, Amko 12; Superior Mobile 8: Lewis Funeral 6: Meese Funeral 5: Lawrence Markel 4Vi; Truck Sales. Ren's Restaurant 2. Powder Puff Fran Warmack 552. Betty Bell 534.

Linda Ebright 513, Almeda Crooks 487. Pal Brink 475. Hazel O'Brien 469. Cricket Mast 460. Donna Swartzel 456.

Martha McAfee 452. Mary Belknap 450. Tall Timber Lake 12; Bonvechios 11 Buchanan's Shell 9 i Volume Value 9: Clum Tire, Niehol's Discount Elum Music Pepsi Cola Downtown Meese Market 5. Women's Winter Golf Audrey Frey 505, Joy Retzler 502. Sue Tanner 468, Helen Machan 464.

Pullers, Greens 4 Slicers, Shankers. 3: Birdies, Aces 2: Pars. Drivers 1: Eagles. TeesO. ATWOOD LANES Early Birds Janice Stales 506.

Belly Bealiy 492. Margie Linder 464. Snyder's Potato Chips 53; Cramblett Trucking 48: Chaddock's Barber Shop 46; Atwood Lanes 39; Cline Trucking 38; Jones Market 28. TueuUy Night Delletlet Evelyn Easterday 516. Audra Eby 494.

Shirley Buehler492. Huffs 57 Vi, Cummings Bank Co. 54. Tinlins Service 53 V. Thompson's Service 49 Littles Welding 47 Starkey's 44; Huebner's 41H; Free Press Standard 40H: Williams Cheezettes 38: Merrick'sCar Wash SUGARCREEK LANES Queeni Joan Burner 627.

Brenda Mullet 547, Vera McGrath 525. Liz Yoder 518. Janet Miller 494. Jean Troyer 481, Eslher Mullet 480, Margaret Alleshouse 480,. Eva Masl 475.

Nancy Kan- Some of Dover's wounded are gradually healing, according to Coach Paul Mowrey, and it began to show Thursday. The Tornado wrestler demolished the Massillon Tigers Thursday by a 53-9 spread. Dover won all but the opening and final matches while running their season record to 9-1-1. Brad Mann, Mike Bleininger, Tim Hendrix and Dennis Uebel scored pins and Cass Hochstetler did everything but pin his man enroute to a 190 decision. Bill Page and Steve Pruni won by forfeit when their opponents reported overweight.

pounds class Dino Brown (M) decisioned Jim Blair (D) 8-0. 105 pounds Joe Bleininger (D) decisioned Fred Hannon (M) 8-6. 112 pounds Brad Mann (D) pinned Paul Moody (M) 1:15 minutes. pounds Cass Hochstetler (D) decisioned Alan Stanford (M) 19-0. pounds Mike Bleininger (D) pinned Mike Brand (M) 3:32 minutes.

13Z pounds Brad De Marco (D) decisioned GregTelroddy (M) 10-2. 138 pounds Rick Jones (D) deci- sioned Dave Moore (M) 13-5. 145 pounds Tim Hendrix (D) pinned Russ Venabless (M) 1:46 minules. 1S5 pounds Dennjs Uebel (D) pinned Gil Brooks (Mil: 33 minules. 117 pounds Sieve Pruni (D) won by forfeit 175 pounds Dewey Conslanza ID) decisioned Ken Simpson (M) 7-6.

pounds Bill Page (D) won by forfeit. Heavyweight Andy Healh (M) pinned Brad Rausch (D) 3:55 minutes. Juniors to begin tourney The first of three local annual tenpin tournaments to be extended over the next nine days gets underway Saturday when the Dover-New Philadelphia Junior Bowling Assn. stages team competition in Sugarcreek Lanes. Action begins at 1 p.m.

with eight boys' teams and five girls' squads participating. The junior keglers then move to Kinser Lanes Sunday for doubles competition. Ten pairs of girls and 12 pairs of boys will compete in the competition which commences at 2p.m. Two other tournaments, the 14th annual Dover-New Philadelphia Men's Bowling Assn. tourney and the 20th annual Dover-New Philadelphia Women's Bowling Assn.

event begin Monday night. Men's team competition will run through next Sunday in Sugarcreek Lanes and doubles and singles competition will be conducted through next Saturday at Boulevard Lanes. Women's team competition will be staged through next Friday at Kinser Lanes and doubles a nd singles action will be next Saturday and Sunday also at Kinser. The junior bowlers schedule is as follows: TEAM EVENT (Sugarcreek Lanes) Saturday 1p.m. Meesc's Market (Boulevard-boys), Maurer's Market (Boulevard-boys), Hartline Barbershop (Sugarcreek-boys), Jagwires (Sugarcreek-boys), Sugarcreek Lanes (Sugarcreek-boys), Sugarcreek Bantams (Sugarcreek-girls).

Saturday 3 p.m. Unbelievables (Boulevard girls), Tenpin Swingers (Boulevard-girls), Gougers (Kinser- boys), Rat Pack (Kinser boys), Boulevard Lanes (Boulevard boys), Gutter Girls (Boulevard girls), Boulevard No. 3 (Boulevard-girls). DOUBLES (Kinser Lanes) Sunday p.m. Cathy Jo Schlabaugh Darcie Ripley Rae Ann Ripley, Gay Festi Chris Festi, Lou Trepin Debbie Hephinger, Kathy Moliski Laura Mathias, Sally Hosteller Coleen Miller, Kay Watkins Bobbie VanSickle, Sherry Stutzman Scelley Belknap, Candv Lingler Kathy Duke, Ann Hinklei Cindy Dolzine.

Bruce Parsons Leo Renner, Todd Alleshouse Mark Caliber, Tim McCoy Dave McClave, Rick Flickenger Bob Burns, Ron Voder Keith Troyer, Ron Mulheman Dan Sickles, Claude Claudeswartzel Dave Duncan, Marc Walters Keith Stutzman, Bruce Reese Mark Ryan (defending champs), Jeff Grages Gene Spittle, Jim Kopp Chuck Breehl, Scott Andrews Tim Miller. Broadway takes division lead in cage action Broadway United Methodist edged Dover First United Methodist 33-28 in a battle for the Southern Division leadership Thursday in the Senior Church Basketball League at the Tuscarawas County YMCA. Jeff Tucker, Ted Polka and Brent Laner each scored eight points for the winners while Jim Mastin led Dover Methodist with 11 points. In other games, Dover St. Joseph's moved into first place in the Western Division, by beating Seventh Day Adventist 42-16.

Ralph Javens scored 14 points for St. Joseph's while Roger Robson led Seventh Day attack with eight. Emmanuel Lutheran fell one game behind St. Joseph's when it was upset by Foursquare Gospel 33-27. North Stops Strasburc Jeff Dummermuth tallied 11 and Bob LaCroix 10 for the victors.

Ed Hawk led Emmanuel Lutheran with eight. People Manuscript halted Prom Our Wire Services Attorneys for country music singer Johnny Cash and his wife June have been granted a temporary restraining order preventing the publication of a manuscript prepared by Mrs. Patricia M. Holt, who was retained by the Cash's to decorate their home. Mrs.

Holt, who has previously published pictures of the Cash home, said that her attorney will file an answer to the Cash action. The book in question is a 50- page picture book of the Cash family and their home. Melissa Babish, Miss Teenage America of 1969, will marry Pittsburgh Steeler quarterback Terry Bradshaw next April. Bradshaw met Miss Babish of Cuddy, when he was her escort at the 1970 Pageant sources in Belgrade, Yugoslavia have reported that U.S. chess champion Bobby Fischer may come to that nation soon to discuss conditions for his world chess title match against Soviet title holder Boris Spassky.

Britain's action-loving Prince Charles has chalked up another first by making a submarine-style escape from a depth of 100 feet in a water-filled tower. The escape drill is part of naval training Speaking in Chicago, Thant, former secretary general of the United Nations praised President Nixon's visit to Peking as "a new chapter in human history." John J. Irwin the quick-talking teenaged con man whom police say bilked hotels and airlines out of $75,000 during a six-month vacation in Florida and the Bahamas, was back in jail in Cincinnati Thursday. Irwin, 19, walked out of jail last Sunday wearing a disguise. He was arrested at a service station near Cincinnati Wednesday night by an Ohio Highway patrolman.

Irwin was arrested after an attendant recognized him and called the patrol. He had been jailed on charges of larceny by trick and embezzlement. Leonard Woodcock, president of the United Auto Workers, says the FBI should investigate fully a reported murder attempt on farm labor leader Caesar Chavez. Federal and local officials said the only information of a plot against Chavez was received from Larry Shears, a self- described independent paid police informer. Woodcock told a news conference in Washington that he would ask the FBI to reopen the investigation rather than "wait until this man is killed.

PATRICIA M. HOLT Ross sets point mark at St. Mary's Ronnie Ross set a grade school basketball record for Dennison St. Mary's Thursday night when he scored 36 points in the 8th grade's 63-33 win over host New Philadelphia Sacred Heart. Mark Faniola also had 12 for the visitors.

St. Mary's record is now 5-5. Jeff Walters with 19 points and Scott Oberholzer with 15 led the 7th grade to its seventh win without a loss, downing Sacred Heart 44-32. Mitch Mascotti had 11 for the losers. The two 7th grade squads have a rematch Thursday.

Sandy Valley frosh victors SANDYVILLE The Cardinal 9th graders of Sandy Valley took a 42-38 decision from the visiting Northwest freshman Thursday. Sandy Valley (9-4) was led by Jim Pancoast with 14 points and Gene Easley with 13. Northwest was led by Jim Venables with nine points. The Cardinal frosh entertain the Fairless Falcons Tuesday Methodists stay unbeaten In Junior High Church League action Thursday night at the YMCA, New Philadelphia First Methodist downed Jerusalem United Church of Christ 23-18 and New Philadelphia First Baptist slipped past New Philadelphia Emmanuel Lutheran 19-16. Casey Reeves and Bob Pell pacedFirstMethodist's attack with 10 and six points, respectively, while Doug Pollock potted eight markers for Jerusalem.

Top scorer for First Baptist was Ray Litts with seven tallies. Bill Immel collected eight for Emmanuel. Standings after two contests in league play are: BLUE DIVISION Dover Grace Lutheran 2-0 New Philadelphia First Melhodisl 2-0 New Philadelphia First Chrislian 1-1 New Philadelphia First Baptist 1-1 GRAY DIVISION Jersulam United Church of Christ l-l Trinity Episcopal l-l Emmanuel Lutheran 0-2 Union A venue Church of Christ 0-2 Indian Valley North 8th graders topped Strasburg 65-40 last night with Mark Natoli hitting for 16 and Ed DiGenova for 10. Strasburg's Lanz collected 14. North entertains Dover Thursday.

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Nite Jon. 29th 10-1 MUSIC BY BUTCH WHITE DOVER VFW wt havt this to SixNttRtNf Dim IN ft AKI HOMI STOKE 13314th N.W. (On tht Blvd.) Ntw Philo. Area boxers win 2 matches at Weirton WEIRTON, W.Va. Two Claymont Athletic Club boxers advanced to the semi-finals of the Silver Gloves tournament here Thursday night by scoring technical knockouts over their opponents.

Don Fawcett claimed his novice division TKO when his battle was stopped in the third and final round. Kim Morris, fighting in sub-novice, scored a TKO over Don Ashbrook of Steubenville. Morris decked his foe twice and the fight was stopped after one round. Robbie McCray, also a sub- novice, lost on a TKO when he injured an arm in the first round, causing a halt to that fight. The winners return for next Friday's semi-finals s'lated for Saturday, Feb.

5. 100 can see Sbuth games on video tape GNADENHUTTEN Indian Valley South High School officials have announced they will be able to accommodate 100 additional fans for tonight's game with Tuscarawas Central Catholic and Saturday's battle with Strasburg. Both games are Inter-Valley Conference contests and both are sold out. The games will be seen via closed-circuit video tape in the Port Washington school band room. Admission will be 50 cents with fans asked to enter at the rear of the school.

Starting time for both games is 8 p.m. Orchestra to profit CLEVELAND, Ohio Texas millionaire Lamar Hunt, was in Cleveland Thursday to announce a $50,000 world championship tennis match here Aug. 7-13 featuring 32 tennis pros under contract to him. The indoor event, expected to be co-sponsored by two Cleveland banks, is to raise funds for the Cleveland Orchestra Sustaining Fund. Cold, baby wait don't slow French net star CLEVELAND, Ohio Pierre Earthed of France, suffering from a chest cold and sweating out the birth of his second child, breezed through his first- round match Thursday night in the St.

Luke's International Tennis Championships. Barthes defeated Chile's Patricio Cornejo 7-6, 6-4 at the Shaker Raquet Club. He is awaiting word from his wife, Caroline, in Toronto, expecting her baby three days ago. "I think every telephone call is from her," he said. "It's nerve wracking." Barthes faces Vladnir of Czechoslovakia tonight in the Littler putts to Open lead SAN DIEGO (AP) Gene Littler credited a resurrected putter that he "just pulled out of the barrel" for his two- stroke lead Thursday in the first round of the $150,000 Andy Williams-San Diego Open golf tournament.

"I had been putting awful," Littler explained, "so I decided to go back to the old bull- seye putter I haven't used in something like five years." Littler's 66 put him ahead of Paul Harney, a club pro at Sutton, Jim Colbert and a 27-year-old longshot, Takishi Murakami, who all tied for second with 68s. Lee Trevino scored a 74 and Jack Nicklaus, pre-tourney favorite, shot a 73. Both must hustle to make today's cut. upperbracket of the semi-finals. Maroon Rahim of Pakistan meets Ove Benston of Sweden in the lower bracket.

Club has luau UHRICHSVILLE Altruist Club held a luau Tuesday night in the Cameo Room of Buckeye Hotel. Jeanne Neighbor and Mary McCarroll assisted by Lucille Clantz, were in charge of decorations. A Hawaiian theme was used and favors were miniature orchids. Don Plotner showed slides taken during his trips to Hawaii and Europe. He was introduced by Jeanne Neighbor.

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