The Times from Munster, Indiana • 79

THE TIMES Sunday, November 10, 1374 Rolls 744; Porter Has 297 lers Bowen in the Friday Nite Ladies league at Kenwood Lanes. Split conversions were reported in the Youngstown Men's league at Plaza Lanes with Dale Rudd converting the 4-6-7-10 and in the Monday A.M. Ladies league at Kenwood Lanes with Joann White picking up the 6-7-10 split. LaSalle Suri-John Goburew 587. rrwa DuPont Mike Kolbus.

573. Jay Beckett 2C Tl Hank Hansen S. Joe Miko Centae Bukwh 583. Tom Foreman 1tHEoV Si- Tom Gleason 585. George znaelno 580.

John Strauser 577, Dave Tussey 576 Ray Montella 244. 574, Jim GiUuspie 589 Sonny Zahn 564, Len Norris 558. Gene Reeves 54. John Paduch 551 Post 369- Tony Suilko 2, 614, Rich Radowski 600, Ray Lens 599. Len Kuw 5S5 Mike Koscielniak 232.

584, Al Lesniak 225, 573, Jim Sutkowski 572 of Ron Bukowsta 598, Ed Bergner Sr 592. Don DeRolf 582 John Strauser 571. Kent Pelc 560. Al Melyon 554 I Pawloski 277, 614, Dave Quinn 241. 575, Charlie Toth 567, Lou Csnnka 551, Art Guss 565, Bob Rybjcki 554.

Gene Emigh 553 Bnai BriuWulius Berss 243, Seymour Silverman 580. Gerry Shlensky 568, Earl Shipplett 568. Dave Miller 552 Foresters 1107-Stan Whitehead 565 Champ Carry Tech Center-Frank Stadium 604, Dick Dvorsrak 55L Era Pins-Grace Bright 221. 562, Cer-ena Kovach 553, Vicki Richwalski 516, Helen Oman 502. Susan Parker 200.

LaSalle Steel-Patty Podkul 213, 534, Sue Byms 513. of I -Peggy Krygier 537, Lillian Be-ment509 Hammond Faculty-Margaret Kelly 518. Drifters-Helen Pfys 519. Carol Picorel-li 2118 Social Bowlerettes-Mae Dvojacb 525. Barbara Patton with children Debbie 7, hJ Marreus.

7. Eight 700 or better series were reported in Calumet Region bowling action while Denny Porter just missed a perfect game with his 297 in the Munster Major league at Munster Lanes. Porter fired 11 straight strikes before totaling seven pins on his 12th ball. The leading over-700 Kegler was Jim Wiers with a 744 in the Hammond Qassic loop at Munster Lanes. Five 700 series were rolled this week in the Hammond Qassic.

Others breaking the 700 mark in the Munster league were.Al Bruder with 724, Ralph Croy, 715; Dan Babin-ski, 713, and Roy Henry, 711. Two of the remaining three 700s came in the Munster Major league where Rich Stan-ners rolled 722 and Ralph Croy 705. Tom Young had an even 700 in action at Plaza Lanes in the Plaza Major bowling league. Dee Varshall with a 6-7 series in the Wednesday Night Ladies league at Pin Bowl Lanes led the women. Her 600 was the only one reported this week.

Two 593s served as runners-up to the 607 total as Mickey Welk had 593 in the Monday Ladies Qassic at Towne House Lanes and Irene Stiak, also at Towne House, also had a 593 in the Harborites. Top game among the females was a 239 rolled by Jan Mom, 32, Tries Football Illiana Christian Reformed-John Aar dema. 632 Dennis DeVnes, 550. Don Ruiler. 550 Major-Rich Stanners.

242 268-722. Ralph Croy. 276235-705, Gene Hartz. 24MB3, Denny Porter, 297-682, Bill Hoffmann. 244-25666, Chris Cole 24863.

Gene Brown. 235-245-661 Bill Johns, 24647, Steve Gescheidler, 232-645; Jim Fulk. 2437 Dick Spring. 234-634; Ray Cacim, 630; Jim Connelly. 621.

Bob Warth. 23625. Gene Krupinski. 22618. Rick Slathar, 24418; Ed Selock.

23318, Jim Fortener. 613; Paul Dunham. 612. Al Si-hulU. 606.

Rob Millies, 22605; Earl Greer 603; George Kontol. 605. Bob Gregg. 23601 KEN-RIDGE Ladies Merchants-Lois Srhnon. 551.

Nancy Frver. 212-534; Jane Crowley. 523, Mary Elman, 501 PIN BOWL Wednesday Night Larties-Dee Varshal. 23MII7. Marv Gordon.

218-S58. Jean Sat-terlee. 528, Elf King. 505 STARDUST Senior Citizens-Ed Ryan, 24805; Vem Brandenburg, 257-598; Lester Snider, 286-574, Arthur Guss, 245-573; Louis Palmer 565, Malt Mehler, 562; Sigmund Kwiatkowski, 554; Kirby Thomas, 225 Early Birds-Gloria Degenais, 205-5SO East Chicago Innercity-G. Bach, 25816.

Stoddard, 608. ft. Mosqueda, 257-596, Rivera, 232-588; B. George, 584; Harretos, 572; J. Vela, 564; A.

Lopez. 560; L. Velasquez, 559; M. Harretos. 550; Sadler.

228 Sunday Nite Mixed Caiples-G. Garrett, 237-589, J. Deckard, 204-521. Monday Calumet College-D. Ford, 216-549, Conley, 528.

M. Gramhofer, 220 Thursday Starliters-D. Price, 211-522 Thursday Stardusters-B. Henson, 214-520; Newcom, 506, J. Smith, 500; Warner 201 Tradesman's-G.

Id275 Pilcher, 631; Uhles, 236-614; J. Sherman, 602; H. Combs, 596; A. Bakerr, 55; R. Sliwa, 574, YoungA.

Baker, 595; D. Meyer, 591; L. Duszynski, 586; J. Szakacs, 230-584; R. Sliwa, 574; D.

Young blood, 23574; T. Donovsky, 228-567; C. Long, 560; E. Ry-zewski, 555; T. Borbely, 553; D.

Bevill, 552; J. Marosi, 552. S. Gvpsum Mixed-B. Shank, 593; Welch.

afifSBI. Friday Nite "C'-H. Kras. 25664; J. Gavlor, 589; Deckard, 584; C.

Wakefield, 575; G. Cochran, 572; C. Harper, 568, G. Fort. 567; A.

Hailey, 564; Mc-Coran, 236-562; J. W. Weems, 556; K. Ju-hasz, 554; A. Renda, 551.

Spnior Division-D. Runyon, 594 Tuesday Mixed Pin Spinners-F Spnl-nik, 582; A Kuypers, 568, C. Jordan, 566; A. Dietz, 557; Koehler, 204-504. Rand McNally Mixed-E.

Raasch, 608; Tamminga, 560; Portschall, 522. Lions Wednesday Nite Mixed-A. C. Risberg. 231-592; Hartigas, 564; B.

Coomes, 565; Langton, 200. Wednesday Men Dunne, 225-572; Natale, 569; Pullen, 247-567; E. Bergner, 563; R. Trevino, 558, Kruzan, 557; G. Qarke, 564; J.

Dye, 552. Wednesday Nite Mixed-M. Bieciat, 225- 589; J. Honsley, 585, T. Ovanek, 581; D.

Anderson, 571; J. Callahan. 570; D. Gonroy. 230-562; B.

Langel, 551; S. Jasek, Mae Znnch. Tmt rlsknt. ban Sunday Afternoon Mixed-Mamie Aver elle. 22D- East Chicago of C- Pet Kounelis.

639. Un Balon. 607. Bill Manns. 603.

George Sharp, 556. Paul Reppa. 555, Torn Ason. 553 Wednesday Nieht Mixed-Sharon Kunr. 201 568.

Tess Grutzius. 215-529. Diane Kolsul. 514. Tony Hamilton, 234 Wednesday Night Ladies-Lou Waller.

552. Barbara Anderson, 535; Helen Ra-knwski, 535. Theresa Aicher. 532; Helen Baltisla. 532; Veroruce Canner.

530; Ger-rv Garppn. 528, Marge Franich. 220-526. liawn Ravesloot. 517.

Jeannie Rozak. 517. Gerne Smolen, 9. Barbara East. 5I, Lore Deida.

503. Vera Rybicki. 502. Barbara Gllson. 501, Jeannie Bodnar, 201 500 Tnwnertes-B Thomas.

212-532 Tuesday AM Koffee Watch-Jeanne Rnzek. 214-568. Marine Smaluk. 506 Northside Bowlereltes-Barb Anderson, 560, Gerri Smolen, 211-511; Bev Lukows-ki. 510.

Mary Ann Skvara, 209-504; Pat Lilly. 502, Mary Arm Piaskowy. 209 Thursday Usniak, 24fr27; Mark Capello, 615; Steve Makarowski, 613. Tom Stailbiak. 600.

Max Pazik. 236. Tom Kntul, 226; Steve Kostro. 225 6 30 Bowlerettes--Judv Kammer, 230-539, Joanne White. 201-506 Classic-Rusa Holm, 232-682; Dale Meyers, 243-674; Ken Hollaway.

233-649; Brent Kruse. 243-626; Larry Roberts. 263-608, Jim Mutka, 607; Dave Gas-voda, 23408; Ed Chromchik, 265. Monday Ladles Classic--M. Welk, 223-501, H.

Battista, 215-563; d. grubach, 200-560; D. Meyers. 218-538; Hamilton, 535, D. Schultz, 202-532; D.

Seligman. 527, J. McDermort, 525; J. Pierce. 521; A Sokolowski.

205-506; E. Cappello. 505; E. Bishop, 202-503; Anderson, 501. MUNSTER Calumet Area Churchmen-Gene Kru-pinski, 234-828; Bob Cummings, 618; Earl Jarrett, 234-604; Bob Dahlberg, 602; Don Cool.

233-592; Les Snider 582; Jerry Harmon, 580; Maury Hurlbert, 574; Jim Bach, 569; Woody Messmer, 561; Garry Brinley, 555; Bob Clettfinberg, 555; Jim Platis, 555. Monday Night Mixed-Fred Taylor, 585; Nick Buchan, 574; Mike Giba. 556, John Welker, 553; Lois Allen, 215-539. Betty Rogers, 510. Hammond Classic-Sam Wiers, 279-252-744; Al Bruder.

279-241-724; Ralph Croy, 276-715; Dan Babinski, 278-243-713; Roy Henry, 268-237-711; Ed Wineeniak, 2584S5; Don Swick, 245-2554; Bob Wilson. 256-683; Ken Tease, 245-22683 Dick Bliss, 264-25677; Chismudy, 236-22668; Ron Bergstrom. 248-658, Ed Besse, 266-672; Vern DcNault, 259-668; Gene Brown, 254-660; Gordy Baer, 232-643; Gene Krupinski, 256-639; Darryl Kirk, 258-634; Gary Pilcher, 24330; Joe Trom-betta. 630; Steve Hegyes, 22526; Steve Kompier, 624; Dave Salapatek, 232-613; Ray Brainer, 232-615; Barry 246-618; Dave Norton. 227-615; Harry Badeusz, 248-614.

Mickey Bar tel. 614, Chuck Richards. 225-606, Bill Lieber, 24002 Munster Welcome Wagon-Helen Bum-bales. 204-534, Marilyn Andereck, 514, Rosemary Gonzales. 500.

Griffith Teachers Mixed-Eunice Booker. 542. hopefuls more than a year ago. Her two sisters, who agreed to try out with her, were eliminated. "It was too rough for them," chuckles Barbara Patton, who's a linebacker.

Critics say the Dandelion players would meet their match in a boys' junior varsity team from a high school, but Barbara Patton says pound for pound women can be as mean as men. When she storms onto the field against National Women's Football League rivals there's one thought on her mind. "I want to kill 'em," she says. She practices 30 hours a week to build up what she thinks are the two most important factors in a good perform- LOS ANGELES "Women wanted to play Hie announcement over the radio caught Barbara Patton off guard. "Oh, God," she trilled.

"Women play football? TTiat's crazy." In all her years of playing the basketball and tennis Barbara Patton, who's 32, says she never once pictured herself kicking, tackling or scoring a touchdown. An instant later the impact hit her. "Why not!" she she beaded for Los Angeles Dandelions women's football team tryouts-all 135 pounds of her. She was one of 30 team members picked from 350 BiUy Hicke Suspended MONTREAL' (AP) Forward Billy Hicke of the New York Islanders was suspended today by the National Hockey League for a kicking incident in a Nov. 2 game with the Boston Bruins.

NHL President Clarence Campbell announced the suspension. Campbell said Hicke was suspended without pay for kicking Boston's Bobby Sch-mautzsduring a second-period fight in New York. ance breath control and running capacity. Her compensation? She gets $25 to play in each game. It barely covers commuting expenses from her home in suburban Inglewood to practice sessions at Fairfax High School here.

To support herself and her two children, she works as a PBX operator. "I'll be too old to play by the time this pays off," she says. But she adds she wouldn't consider quitting because she likes the excitement of combat, the chance to be aggressive and the cohesive team spirit. And what do men think of her enthusiasm for a traditionally male sport? "Guys keep looking at you like you're a freak," laughs Barbara, who's separated from her husband. "Sometimes they can't believe it and ask me to tackle them.

Usually I don't tell them I play football." But occasionally a male friend shows up to watch her practice and her son, Marvcus, 7, often waits by the sidelines. Debbie, 11, could care less about football, says Barbara. She chuckles about her own mother's reaction. She not only baby-sits with her grandchildren so her daughter can practice, "Mom, gets madwhen I don't get in the game," the linebacker says. "She keeps yelling, 'Put Bobbie in, put Bobbie in, put Bobbie 76ers Make Simp PLAZ Odd Couples Red Gary Owen.

242-S52, Bill Jurs. 344 Orld Couples Blue Gloria Jones, 52! Inland AA BOF George Bralz, 60S, Lou Franvi, 241, Dan Bndnguet. 231 St Johii Bosco Holy Name Men Rich Langer. 608 East Chicago Elks Greg Smith. 245, Pete Saban, 236 Butchers-Harry Baginski, 266-612; Paul Kobza, 611, Ed Laviolette.

602 Early Birds- Norma Laudeman, 20S-525. Plaza Handicap-Joe Jurik, 647. Ray Hill. 641. Rav Otvneweth.

619. Gene Der-nulc. 601. John Tbyias. 236 Monday Scratch GJim Barrick.

Monday 9 PM Handicap-Ron Karnafel, 234, Dan Shea, 230 Tuesday PM ladies-Millie Agee, 548 N1PSCO Men-John Dahlkamp, 232-615, Pete Bosse. 231. Youngstown Men-Bob Rohr, 677; Bob Wilson, 242-619. Plaza Rebels-Carol Smith, 541; Barbara Ward. 530; Ntkki Addison.

518. Lumbermen-Terry Seljan, 610. Wednesday AM Ladies-Rae Crouch. 503 Continental Men-Bill Carter, 25M18 Inland AA Wednesday Handicap-Wilbur Cooper, 625; Don Pethe, 244, Bill Maichrowicz, 231. Plaza Major-Tom Young, 231-700; Andy Horvat, 266-fifiO; John Lapham, 634; Wally Welak, 244-633; Gene Chumbley, 268-621; George Germek, 620; Ed Gas-taut, 620; Bob Garvey, 231-616; George Burniston, 237-616; Rick Zeller, 614; Paul Halas, 238; Terry Schreffler, 236.

Wednesday Mixed-Carole Branstrom, 531; Betty Bales. 526; Barbara Ward. 511, Joe Franek, 254; Bob Wothke, 234; Phil Reisling, 230 Wednesday 9 PM Ladies-Rae Little, 200- 533. Thursday PM Ladies-Betty Bales. 520.

Mary Zed, 202-517. Betty Thinnes, 210 Indiana Harbor Belt AA Men Larry Matovina, 234. Suburbanites A Barbara Dulio. 567; Peg HoUifield. 532; Fran Davey, 203.

Midwest Masters Fred Arwood, 253-693; Andy Horvat. 257-678; Dave Norton. 234466; Gene Chumbley. 236696; Ed Wineeniak, 234-649; Ed Besse, 23641; John Pastar, 25M29; Bob Rohr, 627; Ken Raduske, 626. Dave Jurik, 624, John La pham.

622; Dave Salapatek, 239419, Bob Garvey, 236; Rich Cracce, 236, Jim Roach, 235. Highlanders-Larry Roach, 204-542; Louise Wilson, 534; Dee Roininen, 525; Dort Rasch, 517; Lee Dycus, 517; Dolores Tavlor. 515. Nite Owls-Betty Kegebein, 513. Friday AM LadiesGerry Strain, 235- 550 Inland AA Friday Handicap-Ken Topp, 278-637, Bill Brandenburg.

24605, Wilbur Cooper. 601 Blaw-Knox Friday Men-Darvl Thompson. 24319; John Kantor. 23ft05. Black Oak Jaycees Chuck Bannister, 245 Lassies-Doris Abate.

205 Saturday Niters Mixed-Doug Stricklett, 236- 621. Christian Church Mixed-Glen Waugh, 243 Guys 'n Dolls Mixed-Louise Wilson, 217-541, Bill Dodd. 246. KENWOOD Monday A M. Ladies-Sharon Eickle-berry, 500.

Tuesday AM Ladies-Mary Ann McCor mick. 219-518. East Chicago Merchants-Marty Tin-tari, 23710; Charlie Crook, 602; Dick Ladewig. 233-592, diet Cieslak, 563; John Pawenski, 578; Jake Abshire. 572; Mike Kraly.

572; Don Watts, 569; John Nalepa, 233-565, Joe Vichick, 559; Ron Barnes, 553 Minor Tintari, 647; Sam Pavia, 22531, John Flores 608, Jerry Felty, 599; Dean Stucky, 593, Rich Sako, 592; Ron Humbert, 591; Bruce Camp. 582; Dave Rudzinski, 581; Herb Duensing 580, Nick Slupezynski, 580; Tom Somerville, 580; John Dowling, 253-579; Fred Wleklinsld, 578; Richard Jamroz, 57; Jim Seno, 575; Norm Szyd-lowski, 566, Bob Wleklinski, 554. Larry Levien, 552; Sam Armour, 551. Hessville Holy Name Nick Slupezynski, 237-26071; John Dowling 598; Ed Popiela, 226-591; Gene Payonk, 579; John Thomas, 574; Norb Pasko, 571; Al Ziemak, 558; Chester Dec, 556; Dave Rudzinski, 553. St.

JoeVK. Somenzi, 226-644, J. Bu-rosh, 22809; Tate, 592; N. Richwal-skl. 234-562; J.

Barker. 562; S. Smith, 554; B. Kennedy, 551; D. Klassen, 550.

G.A l.A.C.-Joyce Avenatti, 202-546; Betty Dube, 200-530; Maryellen Mayer, 517, Debbie Sidange, 505. Sunday A.M -Joc Farmer, 613; Mike Babbitt, 558; Allan Fairchild, 554. Friday Nite Ladies-Joan Stromquist, 219-518; Jan Bowen, 239-511; Kae Hor-vath. 210-500; Maryellen Mayer, 500; Pam Morris, 500 TOWNE HOUSE Friday Nite Mixed-Ed Wenglarz, 236-637; Lewie Nazey, 240-617; Tony Le-bel. 588; Steve Matanic, 233-581; Norb Kaplan, 572; Fred Marks, 566; Mickey Weik, 212-554, Jim Hunt, 553; Pete Spud-ic.

552, Barb Anderson, 203-552; Bob Ken-da. 247-551, Bunny Creswell, 203-548; Nancy Crocker, 200-531; Jan Graves, 201- 530; Pat Janik, 525. Youngstown Sheet Tube Co. E.A.A -Larry Cuculic, 232-230-684; Vince Cichon, 244-643; Bennv Leonard, 614; Bill Slarzak Sr 247-613; Shel Hunt, 267. Harborites-Stan Krol, 256-604; Irene Stiak.

210-593; George Boravich. 566; Mini iff: van ji foot-5, 215-pounder plays guard and forward. Lee, a 6-foot-10, forward-center, averaged 6.2 points a game and nearly eight rebounds since coming to Atlanta at the start of the season. He joined the Hawks from Golden State as the result of a 1970 trade agreement between Atlanta and the Warriors. ATLANTA (AP) The Atlanta Hawks have acquired Tom Van Arsdale from the Philadelphia 76ers in exchange for Clyde Lee and a third-round draft choice next season, the National Basketball Association club announced Friday.

Van Arsdale, 31, a 10-year veteran, averaged 14 points in nine games for the 76ers. The 6- i 1a 1 0 -fj I WVm GE1CAT enter tho Johnson Can Play NEW YORK (AP) The New York Giants announced Saturday that running back Ron Johnson, a two-time rusher in his National Football League career, had suffered a broken bone in his right hand. However, a Giants' spokesman said that the injury did not necessarily rule out Johnson's participation in Sunday's game against the New York Jets at New Haven, Conn. Johnson, the Giants' leading ground gainer last season with 902 yards in 12 games, had been hampered by a sprained ankle and a pulled hamstring muscle earlier this season and did not make his first start until last Sunday against the Chiefs at Kansas City. He scored two touchdowns, leading the Giants to an upset 33-27 victory.

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