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GETTYSBURG TIMES, SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1984 Area Bowling Standings Tuesday YORK SPRINGS BUSINESSMEN FINAL STANDINGS nntkatf xWdirens Heatng ACoomg 43 25 CtW Performance 42 26 Wolfs Oil 42 26 UllKhsFeed Shank Drive In 344 S34 Zepp Eggs 31 37 York Springs Hardware 30 a Odd Fellows 1 1 57 First half winner High Game Clyde Ship Jr 246 High Series Bruce Bodkins 599 CWV Post U4i 29 WeMinghouK 24 3t Country Breeu Band 29 31 Mini Mart 21 CoMsmah Roofing it 31 High Game Chuck Slarowski 236 High Series Harold Bryan ist'i CENTURY Edgewnd Laaes Big Jim Beverage 33 21 Wayne Jones Bldrs 32 22 Book It Table 32 22 Rinehart Auto Sales 30 24 G4R Ranch 20 25 Adams Co Prison 29 25 Lambert Insurance 20 26 National Guard 27 27 CRS Insurance 27 27 YOUNG MEN'S BUSINESS Upper Adaau Laan Menlzer Sons BMrs 46 22 Kennies Market 374 304 Schmidt 37 31 Guise's Mowing 36 32 Smith Auto Sales 334 344 Coble Firewood 30 38 Rice Auto Sales 264 414 Andersons Garage 254 424 High Game Coble 295 High Series Runk M3 Wednesday UPPER ADAMS MERCHANTS Upper Adam Laaet Warren Heatng Cooing 199 134 Claar Market 1S84 1354 Grannie's Attic Video Dm Wright tM Diner BlgferviUe Hardware lit Lamp Post Post 2(2 Am Legion Steel OW Timers 11242114 High Game Gerald Cutshall 2S2 High Series Rob Mentzer 644 UPPER ADAMS LADIES SCRATCH Upper Adams Mountain Valley 414 124 Upper Adams Lanes 3S4 174 Hoak Tile Co 29 25 Kelly Beer Distributor 264 274 Warren Heatng It Cooing 244 Flickmger 4 Sons 24 30 Cumberland Golf Club 18 36 Cabin Treasures 16 3s High Game Jo Dudash 244 High Series Dudash 63S Green Machine 34 Heins Maaonery 34 34 StuElee 314 JI4 Elby Restaurant 30 3t Westlnglwuse itVt ATC Ultralight 2t 40 Adams County Motors 27 41 Ml View Motel 26 42 x- First half winner High Game Men Barry Miller 211 Women Betty Harms 202 High Series Men Miller 571 Women Diane Ritchie Ml THURSDAY TRIPLICATE SCRATCH Eageweed Laaes Sunny Ray Restaurant 169 Lamp Post Tea Room 147 105 Team 4 144 111 The Heritage Room 143 112 The Queen Lady Shop 127 126 Oil House 1104 1444 Texas Lunch 1054 1494 AmesDept Store 74 1S1 High Game Men Curt Rodgers 248 Women Polly Miller 225 High Series Men Rodgers EM, Women Miller 565 Strikes Spares WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES Edgewoed Simpson Contractors 404 194 Country Curve Gin Shop 32 28 Rinehart Auto Sales 314 214 Muhly Nursery 29 31 Timmerman Masonry 28 32 Fair Insurance 19 41 High Game Edie Miller 231 High Series Miller 659 Edgewood Lanes Men rolling games of 220 or better were Rick Miller, 266; Larry Miller, 231, Robert Rhodes, 222 2 Skip Mitchell, 230. Curt Rodgers, 248 247, 235 and 222 (2), Joe Robinson, 225, Joe Heltzel, 224, Don Saum. 222, Chuck Szarowski, 236, Harold Bryan, 226. and Jim Sager. 224 Men rolling series of 600 or better were Rick Miller, 641, Robert Rhodes, 638, Curt Rodgers, 691 and 686, Rick Miller, 621, Bill Bushman, 605, Harold Bryan, 606 Women rolling games of 200 or better were Betty Harms, 202, Birdie Bryan, 205, Deb Mummert, 233.

Polly Miller, 225, and Edie Miller, 231.216 and 212 Women rolling series of 540 or better were Diane Ritchie, 541, Birdie Bryan, 542, Eleanor Hoffman, 566, Polly Miller, 565, and Edie Miller. 659. Upper Adams Lanes Men rolling games of 220 or better were Ron Runk, 223, Brian Coble, Bill Dayton. 228, Larry Shrine, 221. Jim Rodgers.

236. Ralph Kuykendall, 235, Larry Warner. 222, Jerry Cutshall, 252; Denny Negley, 247. George Flook. 221.

George Roth, 224, Robin Gochenour, 225 and 222, Greg Deaner. 242 and 231, Jerry White, 221, Denny Ebert, 223, Jeff Baltzley, 225 Greg Wertz, 235 Don Snyder 236. and Jim Mickley. 226 Men rolling series of 600 or better were Ron Runk 615, Rob Mentzer. 644, Denny Negley, 603 and 602, Greg Deaner, 624, Ralph Kessel, 603, Jeff Baltzley, 618, Don Snyder.

609, aad Rodger JCuykendall, 621. Women rolling games of 200 or better were Elaine Swanson, 218, Mary Yohe, 222 and 209, Kathy Kane, 204. Sis Hockensmith. 226 and 203, Jo Dudash, 244, 214 and 213, Val Mentzer, 225, 213, 210, 204 and 203. Pat Hint, 213, Joyce Slouch, 207, Georgia Hollabaugh, 202, and Sally Singley, 216 Women rolling series of 540 or better were Mary Yohe, Ml and 557, Pat Williams, 548.

Sis Hockensmith, 591, Jo Dudash, 635 and CM: Val Mentzer. 639 and 581. Sally Singley. 565. and Mary Yohe, 542 Bermudian Lanes Men rolling games of 220 or better were Lloyd Williams, 232.

Emmert Harzell, Sr 220. Jeff Cool, 234. Gary Basehore. 220, Dale Guise, 234, and 224 2 John Romano. 232, Steve Raber, 223 Greg Raber, 231, Charlie Zeigler, 240, Hap Hartzell, 220, George Slaybaugh, 222, and George Fahnestock.

225 Men rolling series of 600 or better were Jeff Cool, 603, Gary Basehore, 601. Dale Guise. 651 and 629, Steve Raber. 621. Jim Shnner.

611. and Charlie Zeigler, 628 WEDNESDAY NITE LADIES Shellehamer 454 144 Trevas 344254 Weiser 34 26 Slough 31 29 Pittenturfs 31 29 Bosserman 25 35 Lemmons 24 36 Ditzlers IS 45 High Game Nace 188 High Series Shellehamer 512 THURSDAY NITE IND Bermudian Laaes SrUill Floors 6 2 HofTsInsurance 5 3 Harold Electric 5 3 Rider Insurance 4 4 Worley Nursery 4 4 Goal Post 3 5 Siddonstaurg Garage 3 5 Guise's Garage 2 6 High Game Bob Nace 266 High Series Dale Guise 680 Friday Thursday ADAMS COUNTY BUSINESSMEN Upper Adams Lanes FiW 43 29 Weikert 43 29 Sheaffer Bros 42 30 Sterner 38 34 Klinefelter Electric 36 36 Little Gas 35 37 DS 34 38 Upper Adams Lanes 334 384 Ken Kane Fruit 33 39 John James 244474 High Game George Roth 224 High Series Ken AlthofT 598 FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED Upper Adams Lanes Adams Co Auto Supply 4 0 The Smurfs 4 0 Bell Real Estate 3 1 Easy Riders 3 1 HBH Contractors 2 2 ACH Beverage 2 2 Shank Drive In 1 3 Storm Auto Parts 1 3 0 Bnen Meats 0 4 Bud Outlaws 4 High game Men George Roth 227 Women Mimi Strine 178 High Series Men Roth 596 Women Geneva Roth 478 THURSDAY SCRATCH DOUBLES Upper Adams Lanes Neaky Cleveland 1294624 Hofe-Mentzer 117 75 A LMMS 116 Guise 3 Towing 108 83 Shnner-Flook 1064 8S4 RR 104 88 Baltzley Strausbaugh 1034 884 Watson Flook 1014 904 Cramer Swisher 81 111 Town It Campus 80 112 Mauss Painting 694 1224 Hollabaugh Bros 404 1514 High Game Burkholder 237 High Series Flook 670 MASON DIXON MIXED Edgewood Lanes Hoffman Electric 37 14 Mel Auto Body Shop 32 19 The Conflict 30 21 Davies Insurance 28 23 Goldsmith 28 23 American Floor Covering 27 24 The Jokers 194314 Battlefield Military Museum 19 12 Miner Garage 19 32 Grannie Attic 184 324 High Game Men Rick Miller 266 Women Deb Mummert 233 High Series Men Miller Ml Women Birdie Bryan 542 THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED Edgeweod Lanes bohners Insurance Kennies Market Bonanza kentucky Fried Chicken GSM, Builders Suzanne Bridal St Formats 37 31 Nutn System 35 33 Tommy Pizza 344 33' DILLSBURG INDUSTRIAL Bermodian Lanes New Team 364234 Bakers Restaurant 36 24 CAR Sporting Goods 344254 South Mountain IMF 33 27 Spoils Gun Tackle Shop 12 28 Williams Painting 25 36 John Morris 22 38 Commonwealth Natl Bank 21 39 High Game Delmar Bmner 212 High Series Steve Raber 557 444234 404 274 404 27' 39 29 37 31 FRIDAY NlhHT MIXED LEAGUE Bermudian Lanes MM Tool Die 37 23 Worley Nurseries 144 254 York Springs arm Supply 344 2S4 Agricultural Commodities 29 31 Lau Variety 29 31 Hula aerial duel expected HONOLULU A The presence of two of the nation top collegiate quarterbacks and the absence of the leading running back point to a aerial duel in Saturday's Hula Bowl game Steve Young of Brigham Young, runner-up in the Heisman Trophy bal loline. will lead the West offense, while Ben Bennett of Duke will call the signals for the East in the 4 EST all-star contest at Aloha Stadium Young led the nation in total offense with 4 346 ards. and was the top-rated passer i 3 902 yards Bennett passed lor 3086 yards and holds the NCAA career record for total offense Each was named conference player of the year Young in the Western Athletic Conference and Bennett in the Atlantic Coast Conference The East will have a strong backup quarterback in West Virginia's Jeff Hosteller, who passed for 2 257 yards this season They will be protected by a front line which includes tackles John Alt, a 280-pounder from Iowa and Brian Blados a 290-pounder from North Carolina, and 280-pound guard Terry Long from East Carolina Young and his backup. Steve Pelluer of Washington will get protection from a line which includes guards Dean Stemkuhler of Nebraska, winner of the Outland and Lombardi awards, and Doug Dawson of Texas The expected star attraction for the game, Heisman Trophy wmher Mike Rozier, defected to the East West Shrine game, along with Nebraska teammate Irving Fryar, after both had signed agreements to play here However an ankle injury suffered in the Orange Bowl game will keep Rozier out of the Shrine game The West still will have a strong running back in Oklahoma State's Ernest Anderson, who outrushed Georgia star running back Herschel Walker two years ago, and has recovered from injuries which hampered him earlier this season Willie Joyner of Maryland and Dwight Beverly of Illinois are expected to lead the running attack for the East A Hula Bowl rule which allows the trailing team to receive the kickoff again will be effect The East team is coached by Vmce Dooley of Georgia, who is assisted by Hayden Fry of Iowa and Joe Restic of Harvard LeVeil Edwards of Brigham Young is the West coach and is being assisted by Jim Johnson of Oklahoma State and Bill Yeoman of Houston East-West game attracts scouts STANFORD Calif A Sixty- six of the top college players in the country hope to raise their value m-the pro football market while bringing in some $300,000 for crippled children Saturday in the Shrine East West foot ball game at Stanford Stadium More than 400 pro scouts, general managers, coaches and their assistants from the National Football League.

United States Football League and Canadian Football League will be among the 65,000 to 80,000 fans expected at college football's oldest att-star game players from top-ranked Miami and three from No 2 Nebraska will be facing each other again Heisman Trophy winner Mike Rozier, who sprained his ankle in Nebraska's loss to Miami in the Orange Bowl on Monday, will watch from the sidelines But his Cornhuskers teammates quarterback Turner Gill, wide receiver Irving Fryar and offensive lineman Scott Randon are expected to see a lot of playing time for UK West The West loaded with Stars, m- cMimt quarterback Tom Tunmcliffe nmmng Iwcfc Kevin Nelson, wide receiver Eric Richardson of San Jose State, linebacker Ron Rivera of California and defensive backs Scott Case of Oklahoma, Craig Curry of Texas and Bo Eason of Car- Davis The East squad will be quarterback ed by Walter Lewis of Alabama and Wayne Peace of Florida Other East players include running back Lionel James of Auburn, Joey Jones of Alabama, tight end Glenn Dennison of Miami, offensive lineman Bob Stowe of Illinois defensive lineman Greg Gattuso of Penn State and Tony Fitz- patnck of Miami linebacker Jay Bro- oby of Miami and defensive back George Radachowsky of Boston College "I think we do have, without question the 'name' players in the country said West Coach Barry Switzer of Oklahoma "But that doesn't mean we'll win the game This is going to be a wide-open game It's exciting for me to be part of it There's certainly no other game played for a better or worthier cause than this event TV game has raised over million for hospitals since its inception Children at the 22 hospit- als and burn centers in the United States and Canada receive free surgery and medical care for a variety of crippling diseases Erving sidelined PHILADELPHIA A Forward Julius Ervmg of the Philadelphia 76ers will be sidelined at least two games with a bruised right forearm the National Basketball Association team said Friday Erving suffered the bruise during the first period of the Sixers 103-102 overtime victory over the Milwaukee Bucks Thursday night He went to the lockerroom briefly, then return to courtside but neyer re-entered the contest X-rays taken Friday showed no break or other serious damage, but the team physician, Dr Michael Clancy, said Erving would miss the games against the New Jersey Nets Friday and against the New York Knicks Saturday He will be re-examined Monday to determine his playing status, team officials said Suzanne i Boutique a 32 Bermudian Lanes. 25 39 Marvelous Marv 23 37 High Game Men Gary Basehore 223 Women Phyllis Fahnestock 179 High Series Men Basehore 601 Women Lois Weigle 47S Weikert Barber Shop 22 42 High Game Denny White MS High Series (30 INDUSTRIAL Edgewaod Laaei Monday 214 IK 212 117 209 190 A LADIES Upper Aaanu Laaes Crafts JO It Rock Top Hotel 45 23 Lamp Post Tea Room 41 27 Taylor Trading Post 39 29 Hartzell Luncheonette 35 33 Gentlemen Jim HI 34 34 Kuhn Transportation 27 41 Hammond Crafts 25 43 Montgomery Ceramics 25 43 Pine Tree Inn 19 49 High Game Cathy Mickley 214 High Series Dot Kisner and Lindy Punt 546 BATTLEFIELD Upper Adanw Laaes Duffy Mott 43 21 Glenn Restaurant 42 22 Kimple Tile 40 24 Guise Repair Shop 39 25 A A 37 27 Asper Builders 34 30 Fair Insurance 33 31 Inland Container 314 30 1 2 Gabler Inc 31 33 Bendersville Natl Bank 31 33 Hershey Men Shop 30 34 Rock Top 29 35 SenU Used Cars 28 36 30 West Auto Sales 28 36 Mauss Painting 27'2 36'1 ACH 27 37 Weikert Meat Market 23 41 Riggeal Sub Barn FM Superior Inc Simpson Const CAM Plastics Smith 199 200 Gettysburg Foundry 196 203 Pheasant Hollow Farm 190 209 Weikert Livestock 176 223 High Game Harold Garmong 213 High Senes Ted Kane 564 CLASSIC Edgewood Cozy Restaurant Motel 40 14 Hockley Donnell Inc 36 18 McCoys Insurance 35 19 Warrens Heatng Cooing 32 22 Team 8 28 Team 5 18'2 354 Wmtrode Chevy Buick 174 364 Taneytown Liquor Barn 9 45 High Game Joe Hobmson 225 High Series Curt Rodgers 691 MONDAY NIGHT MIXED DOUBLES Bermudian Lanes Golden Ridge 34 26 Bosserman Grocery 33 27 Nelsons Berry Farm 314 284 3 30 30 Bermudian Lanes 29 31 2 29 31 Shull Floor Covering 28 32 Buzz Busy Bees 264 334 High Game Men Ken Sanders 192 Women Jayne Bosserman 158 High Series Men Sanders 561 Women Val Delhnger 457 TENPW TOPICS By DOUG BRADFORD Baseball's spring training a few years ago wouldn't have been the same for three major leaguers if it had not been for bowling Detroit Tigers pitcher Dave Rozema, coming off extensive knee surgery for torn ligaments, and Tiger outfielder Kirk Gibson suffering from a remjury to his left wrist, both used bowling as part of their therapy in the off season Tiger team physician Dr Clarence Livingood said he thought bowling was good therapy, "reasonable and fine in their cases Another pitcher who used bowling to helpftrengthen his arm was Detroit Milt Wilcox The bowling therapy makes sense to Wilcox The bowling therapy makes sense to Wilcox, who noted that today's procedures with sore-armed pitchers call for lifting weights an underhand motion But it is not likely that Rozema, pretty good with the underhand toss in bowling, will try a submarine pitch with a base ball "Rosey hardly ever misses a spare, despite suggestions from Gibson that he "work the corners Gibson pronounced himself recovered and ready to play after his therapy Bowling stretches out my arm it really has done me some good he declared He had surgery Aug 22 1980 for ligament damage, prior to his remjury The pwerful left-hander was hurt both times taking mighty swings of the bat Gibson has become a bowling buff along the way sometimes taking lane lessons from Detroit-area all stars He recently retired a hard-shelled plastic ball for a urethrane model that hooks better for him Rozema started his bowling therapy comeback by taking just one step to the line in his delivery Gradually, he ex panded it to five steps Although the lanky right-hander has a lot of intestinal fortitude he remains true to his image as a screwball even in bowling Some like to kid him about an illegal pitch as his ball is a Shore model which virtually has become obsolete because in geneal it has tested too soft for American Bowling Congress standards When someone told him it didn fr have any sick-weight Rozema replied indignantly 'Of course not I don't use an illegal ball As he talked the Detroit Rose was standing in high top bowling shoes ripped on the top and the bottom They are 35-years-old and once belonged to his father Rozema will wear no others they are his gamers Also joining Rozema and Gibson on the lanes on occasion was outfielder Lynn Jones Rozema was jnable to go into a deep knee bend because of his injury but usually beat his buddies anyway I bowl every chance I get Wilcox said In 1973 I bowled 10-15 games a week to help strengthen my pitching arm Wilcox said his.basebdll career was in jeopardy then be cause ol an arm problem until an Oklahoma Citv orthopedic- surgeon suggested bowling to help build up the injured limb Well 1 liked to bowl Wilcox recalled, "so I just started going to the lanes after the season ended By Christmas time I could feel the arm getting stronger And then I was okay the next season Wilcox and Tiger teammate Enos Cabell used to be on the same baseball team in winter ball in Venezuela and their families often went bowling together About four years ago Wilcox a righthander, came down with a sore right thumb Not wanting to give up the tenpin game he switched to bowling left-handed and averaged 170 It seemed to work out so he stayed that way until one night while pitching for the Cleveland Indians against the Texas Rangers he ran to the first-base foul line to make a play at first Unfortunately he encountered the batter Ienny Randle insteadand was bumped to the ground on his left shoulder It hurt to bowl after that so he just switched back to bowling right-handed Baseball players seem to be able to pick up bowling quickly John the Tiger supervisor of ushers and a good bowler himself thought he saw some promise in De troit John Wockenfuss a catcher-turned-utility player After a few instructions from Leszczynski, Wockenfuss showed up at a post Detroit Bonanza All-Star Classic session one night and impressed the big shooters with a 236 game Wockenfuss then bought some new equipment and gener ally hits between 180 and 200 in bowling, that is Tiger manager Sparky Anderson recalled his first attempt at bowling at Galveston, Texas 1 1 kept bouncing the ball on the lanes Anderson said, "and finally the manager came over to tell me to take it easy because the lanes were new "I was so embarrassed I just quit bowling Anderson stayed away from the game until a few years ago when he rolled along with former Tiger Jim Northmp in radio station WJR's annual party The Tiger manager surprised himself with a IX game Northnip had 3M, and they won the chanty event LEGAL NOTICES MEETMO nonce Trw Board of Raadlrtg Townahlp will 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