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Hazleton Standard-Shaker, Wednesday, March 30, 1966 25 I I SI (SAAP In Bowling News Hazle Township L. L. Lists Registration Hazle Township Little League will conduct registration of boys between 8 and 12 years at the Cal-beth Fire Co, Saturday from 1 to 7 p.m. Boys from the following sections of the Township are asked to reg- ii. I J.C.C.

LANES Women's League 6:45 p.m. Radciiff vs. Beaver, Barnard vs. Smith. 9 Wellesley vs.

Hunter, Cedar Crest vs. Vassar. llSll'l, ilUHWUUU, I OlULLJlllIC, BOWL-ARENA 1 p.m. Valley Country Club League position day. McAdoo Vending Ladies League 7 p.m.

Pecora's Dairy vs. Space Restaurant, Coney Island vs. Bob Burns Bar, Coca-Cola vs. McAdoo Cigarettes, Kirkwood vs. vs, McAdoo Candy, Niagara Kleen Vending, Clark's Discount Lounge vs.

nublix Shirt Corp. 7 and 9 p.m. Open bowling. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Baltimore vs Detroit, canceled rain New York, vs New York, canceled, rain Houston vs Boston, canceled, rain Minnesota 2, Los Angeles 0, 5 innings, rain Washington 6, Kansas City 4, 8 innings, rain Cincinnati vs St. Louis, canceled, wet grounds.

Pittsburgh 6, Chicago, 5 San Francisco 2, California 1 Atlanta vs. Philadelphia, canceled, rain Chicago, 12, Cleveland 10 In Arizona, the San Francisco Giants edged California 2-1 and the Chicago Cubs beat Cleveland 12-10. The Giants rallied for two runs in the seventh, one on a homer by Willie Mays, to down the Angels. The Cubs collected 20 hits off four Cleveland pitchers. Duke Sims of the Indians hit the game's only homer.

Catcher Randy Hundley of the Cubs was injured in a collision with a runner at the plate. He suffered a jammed left wrist and a six-inch gash on his right thigh in the fourth and was removed from the game. Milnesville, Lattimer, Harleigh, Ebervale, Calbeth Place, Coxe-ville, Maple Manor, Harwood, Hollar's Hill, Humboldt. Crystal Ridge, Hazle Village, Woodlawn Park, Hazleton north of 22nd street, Beaver Meadows, north of 17th street between Grant street and Landmesser avenue. Registrants are asked to bring their birth certificate to the AUTO-BOWL Auto-Bowl Ladies League 6:45 p.m.

Matz's Frozen Foods vs. Beef Brew, Mope Plumbing vs. Lounge, Rostas Cafe vs. Conn's Kitchens, Ferdinand's Sunset Diner vs. Economy Store, Kleen Vending vs.

Hazleton Automotive, Hazle Auto Parts vs. Gallagher's Plumbing, Beltrami Coal Sales vs. Victoria's Candies, Benjamin Markman Ins. vs. Farmers' Dairy.

South Side League 9 p.m. Rossi's Service Station vs. O'Lear's Caterer's, McAdoo Lumber vs. Kcssler's Roofing, Damiano's Funeral Home vs. Standard Drug Co.

PLAYHOUSE LANES 7 p.m. Open bowling (special). PAL Notes The Hazleton PAL All-Stars will meet St. Gabriel's Biddy League All-Stars tonight at 7:15 at the A. D.

Thomas gym. The PAL already holds a 74-67 decision over the Saints. In the prelim, it will be the East Jr. Div. PAL Stars vs.

the West. Tickets for the PAL annual banquet to be held at O'Lear's April 19 may be obtained at the A. D. Thomas gym tonight. Final 1965-66 Regional Scoring Leaders G.

F.G. Fls. Pts. Ave. Dennis Mummey, Black Creek .....26 246 110 146 602 23.1 Paul Hoffman, St.

Gabriel's 27 232 110 167 574 21.2 Bob Brown, Jim Thorpe 27 227 111 167 563 20.9 Greg Berta, Freeland 22 211 87 145 509 23.1 Joe Morgan, Jim Thorpe 28 184 116 145 484 17.3 Lee Bredbenner, Freeland 22 177 125 174 479 21.7 Pete O'Donnell, St. Gabriel's 27 201 72 105 474 17.5 Pat Searfoss, Weatherly 23 179 86 123 444 19.3 Ron Fulton, Hazle Twp 21 122 197-257 441 21.0 John Halenar, Marian Cath 4 21 181 68-103 430 20.5 Tom Brwnitsky, Foster Twp 22 149 102 178 400 18.2 Pat Maloney, St. Ann's 22 174 43-102 391 17.7 Gary Gray, Marian Catholic 22 168 51- 74 387 17.6 Ed Martnkk, West Hazleton 22 156 73 119 385 17.5 BUI Pilconis, Mahanoy Area 23 159 64- 97 382 16.6 Henry Panckeri, Weatherly 23 167 47 74 381 16.5 Keith Miller, Jim Thorpe 28 149 77 104 375 13.4 Ed O'Donnell, St. Gabriel's 26 166 26- 52 358 13.8 Bob Quinn, Foster Twp 22 143 79-126 355 16.1 Joe Tito, HHS 21 126 85-118 337 16.1 Lew Kistler, Weatherly 21 140 52- 84 332 15.7 Bob Shuman, Black Creek 25 133 59- 98 325 13.0 Andy McElhenny, Mahanoy Area 23 150 24- 40 324 14.1 Final 1965-66 Regional Cage Standings W. L.

Pts. Opp. Pet. Weatherly 20' 3 1789 1307 .869 Jim Thorpe 23 5 2233 1741 .821 Mahanoy Area 18 5 1779 1453 .782 St. Gabriel's 21 6 2154 1644 .778 Black Creek Township 20 6 1768 1602 .769 HHS 15 6 1522 1418 .714 West Hazleton 14 8 1521 1417 .636 Freeland 13 9 1767 1504 .591 MM1 10 12 1292 1366 .454 Marian Catholic 9 13 1579 1594 .409 Foster Township 5 17 1565 1748 .227 Hazle Township 2 19 1101 1880 .095 St.

Ann's 1 21 1283 1950 .045 Ringtown 1 21 1217 1815 .045 -PCIAA Class State Champs (Statistics by Joe Kline) ST. JOHN'S LANES West Hazleton Gun Club League 8:30 p.m. Grouse vs. Orioles, Woodcock vs. Cardinals, Blue Jays vs.

Ringnccks. He winner of 2-ycar-old stakes races at Keeneland, Churchill Downs and Arlington Park (luring 1965, was foaled in Oklahoma. ST. JOSEPH'S LANES 6 p.m. Open bowling.

Sandy, Don Reject Offer LOS ANGELES (AP)- Holdout pitching stars Sandy Kou-fax and Don Drysdale turned down a "final" 1966 contract Nobody Beats American Auto On NEW 1966 Ken McMullen, Washington third baseman, drove in five runs with two homers in the Senators' 6-4 victory over Kansas City, providing the batting highlight in Tuesday's curtailed exhibition baseball action. Rain cut short the Senators-A's game after eight innings, the Minnesota-Los Angeles game after five and forced the postponement of five others, all in Florida. A pair of unearned runs in the bottom of the fourth enabled the Twins to down the Dodgers 2-0. A miscue by Nate Oliver, the Dodgers' second baseman, accounted for the first run, and the second crossed on Andy Kosco's pinch-hit double. At Fort Myers, in the only game scheduled in Florida that went the distance, Matty Alou's single with the bases filled in the last of the ninth gave Pittsburgh a 6-5 victory over the Chicago White Sox.

Al McBean was the winning pitcher and Ed Fisher the loser. The postponed games were to have matched Boston and Houston, St. Louis and Cincinnati, the New York Yanks and New York Mets, Baltimore and Detroit, and Atlanta and Ml rui IP TAGKl UUVJ iru PHIL SARNO Saturday night's championship cide on the best system possible and how it should be applied in a offer of $210,000 from the Los Angeles Dodgers Tuesday. The Dodger brass wished them well in other fields. Koufax and Drysdale astonished the baseball world just a month ago by announcing that they wanted a whopping salary increase and would negotiate as an entry.

They reportedly asked for a million dollars over three years, to be split $500,000 each. The Dodgers said no. Since then, it has been a war of nerves. Finally, last week, the pitchers said they were willing to negotiate. Dodgers General Manager E.

J. Bavasi flew here Tuesday from New York and met with attorney Bill Hayes, representing the two pitchers. Afterwards, Bavasi announced: He upped Koufax's original offer of $100,000 to $112,500 and Drysdale's offer from $85,000 to $97,500. Hayes turned him down, saying, "It was simply a matter of economics not enough money." Bavasi said he telephoned club owner Walter O'Malley in Vero Beach, and the two agreed that the $210,000 was the highest the club will go. Efforts to reach the players were unsuccessful.

Bavasi said he will rejoin the ball club at Phoenix Thursday. realistic sense. game between Schenley and Chester is a grand example of what we've been harping about on fundamentals over the years. I aan I 1 o-o Trout Stockings Those who are looking forward to the trout season on April 16, may be interested In where they might expect to find fish which are being stocked prior to the opener by the State Fish Commission. o-o In Luzerne County, the Nesco- As we've said countless times, knowing the fundamentals well does not always insure victories, but they aid, in most cases, to direct a team toward those aims.

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Ever go to a local playground and watch basketball players working out? What do they do? Shoot all the time that's what they do. The dribble is the difference in SOUTH BEND CAST-0REN0 REEL 5 $188 get 10,000 brown trout. Big Wapwallopen Creek is to receive 2,000 brook trout and Little Wapwallopen Creek will get 2,500 brownies and rainbow trout. Bowman's Creek, near Noxen, is scheduled for 5,000 brookies and 2,000 brooks will go into the north branch of this stream on Red Rock Mountain. Pine Creek, in the Red Rock area, will get 7,000 brookies.

Mahoning Creek, in Montour County, will claim 6,000 brown and rainbow trout and both the east and west branches of Big Fishing Creek will receive 5,000 and 6,000 brook trout respectively. SOUTH BEND STAR DRAG SPINCAST REEL 65A $88 Reg. $12.95 Reg. $5.95 HWB A Classic Opens in April The 24th annual city championship handicap tournament of the Hazleton Women's Bowling Association will open April 23 but teams, doubles pairs and individuals have only until the April 10 deadline to submit entries. Anne Johnson, HWBA president, and Elizabeth Owens, secretary, last night announced the tournament will be conducted on weekends only, the team event April 23-24 and April 30-May 1 at Valley Lanes, Sybertsville, and the doubles and singles events May 7-8 and May 14-15 at St.

Michael's Recreation Center in Frceland. The first application for this year's team event was that of the Freeland YMCA. Shenandoah Recreation is the defending champion in the team event, Pauline Nahf and Mary Lu-fcalch in the doubles, Arlene Stoll in singles, Doris Schaber in all-events (scratch) and Ann Brown in all-events (handic an outstanding basketball player or a mediocre one. 286-5' FT. SPINCAST ROD $66 Ret $350 COLUMBIA OPEN FACE REEL R54 MRS Hal Lear, formerly of Temple, 8 SENTEAL SPINCAST REEL FRI07 $098 Reg.

$5.95 BRONSON SPINNING REEL 77 $98 Reg. $7.95 3 FISHING LICENSE 9 told us that he used to spend many hours with Guv Rodeers "dribbling Irish Start Thursday SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) Preparations for Coach Ara Parseghian's third Notre Dame football season begin Thursday on the 35th anniversary of the death in a plane crash of Irish coaching immportal Knute Rockne. The Irish squad, including 22 returning letterman, will suit up for picture taking Thursday before starting spring practice Friday. Parseghian, who has a two-season Notre Dame record of 16-3-1, earlier this month was given a new six-year contract.

Reg. $7.95 all over the court" in their spare time 1.98 $5.95 SPINNING REEL -FR53 $3.25 LEVEL WIND REEL 66c In Columbia County, Big Creek will, of course, get the 289-6 FT. SPINNING ROD largest allotment. A total of 18,500 rainbow and brown trout will be stocked within ROD REEL COMBINATIONS Handling the ball with either hand, crossing over via the be-hind the back technique, moving at top speed and maintaining full control of the ball is the real science of modern-day basketball. Thev used to rave about the East the next couple of weeks.

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NYLON FLY LINE JITTERBUGS $1.50 WO PLASTIC FLOAT 9 Lick Run over near Numidia, will get 3,000 brookies, and Mug-ser Run is to receive 2,500 brown trout in the Catawissa Area. In the same area, Roaring Creek is getting 12,000 brown trout and West Creek, the little stream which comes in to Big Fishing Creek near Benton, is scheduled to get 3,000 brook trout so, have fun, fellows. Richie Allen, the slugging third sacker of the Phillies, was used in centerfield the other day and apparently was not too happy over it. "I had a tough time out there in centerfield at Williamsport in 1962," he told writers. He let it be known that he considers himself a "third baseman and not an outfielder." And if Manager Gene Mauch puts him into the outer pasture for frequent flychasing duties, Richie will join the "grumbling" element on the Quaker City club.

Then Mauch stirred up further resentment on the club when he utilized veteran shortstop Dick Groat, ex-St. Louis Cardinal, on first base and Dick said he knows he is not cut out for the initial sack terminal. The Phillies open their home stand on April 15-16-17 against Cincinnati and then play host to the Atlanta (or Milwaukee) Braves the next four nights, April 18-19-20-21. o-o So a quick glance at the calendar one season. It comes from long-range preparation.

What has been lacking locally for many years since the late Hughie McGeehan Johnny Kow-alsky era is a well-rounded system. We think that if all people interested in furthering the basketball fortunes of HHS would get together with Head Coach Fran Libon-ati and discuss some method of setting up a training course in the 25 PLASTIC FLY BOX 10 $1.50 HULA HOPPERS; IV 75 LANDING WET 25' 75' CP, SWINGS 33-50 Chain Stringer 25' 10 METAL BAIT BOX 5-qt. EC0N-0-LITE MINNOW BUCKET 200 10-qt. MINNOW BUCKET smmmm Get Our Expert FRONT-END ALIGNMENT Misaligned front suspension can lead up to serious mechanical problems in addition to reducing tir mileage as much as 50. 932SB EPPINGER i-oz.

Cfte DAREDEVIL BAIT UU $200.00 Tbuv ESKA SENECA NYLON BAIT CASTING LINE ALIGNMENT CHECK FREE GOLDEN JET lower grades it would eventually pay off. Setting up a pattern for zigzag dribbling in the elementary grades, passing methods, could become very effective. The Marines have an "obstacle course" to train men for combat why wouldn't it work if a "fundamental course" is developed here and pursued so that when the youngsters get into the Junior High Schools they look OUTBOARD MOTOR 5H.P. Gladdings 18 lb. Monofilament Spinning Line PRECISION FRONT-END ALIGNMENT This Week Only RUGGED EASY will convince you that major league baseball is "just around the cor like "polished" performers? And the time to set the gears for such a program is now because, it will take months to de- 88c ECONOMICAL TO RUN! STARTING SMOOTH $(61(6)50 RUNNING aw GOLF BALLS IDEAL FOR SMALL BOATS! mm; E-Z TERMS If your car needs alignment, our experts will do all this: i( Correct Caster, Camber Adjust Toe In, Toe-Out fa Inspect and Adjust Steering ner.

And Yankee fans are "hopeful" that the Bronx pin-stripers will do much better this year, but won't have the full combination to make "it all the way." Mickey Mantle hasn't been able to throw a ball as yet and it is likely his progress will be slow. Whether the other stars on the club 8j.88 4W MINNOW SIMPLE TO OPERATE CONTROLS! RUGGED STEEL CONSTRUCTION! SEINE can combine a good season afield is strictly conjecture, so the outlook at the present time is for "a third place" finish. K-28 Strokemaster Billy Casper GENERAL S02B m'nimTJi i MUM SHAG BALLS $2.19 REPRINTS 3 for 95c TIRE SERVICE 23rd N. Church Street Knicks Retain McGuire NEW YORK (AP) Dick McGuire, who took over as coach of the New York Knicks of the National Basketball Association in mid-season this year, will coach the club again next season, it was announced Tuesday. 3-DAY SPECIALS annum hs 124 North Wyoming Street Phone 435-5872 Open Mon.

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