WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1966 BUCKS COUNTY COURIER and BUCKS COUNTY TIMES PAGE 31 Here Conies That Ball Again Players from Tennent and Wilson appear surprised as the ball floats off the boards in last night's playoff at the Charles Boehm gym. From left are Tennent's Mike McCurry and John Barrett and Wil- son's Nick Leonard (32), Ron Urban (44) and Bill Kennedy. Wilson claimed overtime victory, 58-56. (Courier-Times Sports Photo by Alex Zidock) Bensalem 6 5' Turns Back New Hope Bensalem High had to play a comeback game for just the opening minutes of last night's game against New Hope, but after that the Owls pulled away to pick up a comfortable 82-68 victory over the visitors in a non-league game. New Hope jumped out to an 8-0 tear before the Owls grouped their forces to really pour it on The Owls, now 38 oveiall, held a safe 29-15 lead after the first period and were never in any danger thereafter Bensalem, which made many easy shots due to its hustle off the offensive boaids, had foui men in double figure with John Suder leading the pack with 21 Others in twin figures were Ed Gniewek (17), and Steve Brill and Clarence Dickerson both with 11 Frank Shuman and Jim Long horn actually were the top offensive scorer's as they scored 25 and 23 points lespectively for the losers New Reading, Coatesville Win Felting Eiienhut Lodge Islep Longhoi Scarboro A'enaude Shuman Rice Hendnck Totals Hope (68) 9 IP By BURTON W.
SIGLIN United Press International Reading, Berwick Mahanm Area. Coatesville and Lcvittown Woodrow WiUon had one foot in the door of the state cham pionship basketball a after stuffing first half championships of their respective leagues in their pockets Reading, now 12-0 for the sea- 9- League with a 4542 upset Bradford and are now co-leaders of the cirpuit New Castle and Butlei pro vided the upsets that have become commonplace in the hotij contested Section 3 race of the WPIAL Victories by these two teams shattered a foui first place lie and left Ahquippa and Fan ell in a stalemate for the top spot New Castle surprised son. wrapped up first round Sharon 44-43 while Butler was Central Penn League honors Tuesday night trouncing second place Steefton 69-39 Ber wick handed Shamokm its first Susquehanna Valley League loss and captured initial honors in the circuit by japping the Indians 75-61 Coa'lesulle won its 13th in a row continued unbeaten while'winning the first round of the Ches-Mont League by overwhelming Downingtown 78-39 Levittown Woodrow i snatched the Lower League title by edging William Tennant 58-56 in an overtime playoff game. a a Area, perennial North Schuylkill League unbeaten through the first half of that circuit thanks to its 84-69 victory over Shen andoah. Huntingdon Scores In the West, Huntingdon broke a first place tie with Tjrone foe the Mountain League lead by upsetting the Golden Eagles defending circuit kings 56-49 Brookville knocked DuBois from a share of the District knocking off Ellwood City 82-62 WPUL Highlights" Othci WPIAL highlights Section 1 New Kensington held first place with its fifth league win--a 57-51 conquest of Arnold Section 2 Jeannette dropped Dcrrj from a three way tie foi the leadership 69-51 Grecnsburg kept pace with Jeannette by edging Southmoreland 60-59 Section 5--Umontown and Monessen shared the lead Uniontown trampled Charleroi 85-53 Monessen was a 62-53 victor Donora Section 7--Norwin, the leader, had a close call but outlasted Turtle Creek 62-60 Section 9--Stowe continued at the top after dropping Carnegie 75-65 Section 12 Bethel and Mt Lebanon remained deadlocked for the top spot Bethel lam- basted Thomas Jeffeison 80-48 Ml Lebanon felled Keystone Oaks 64-44 Section 13 i Hills con tmued to lead aftei tripping North Allegheny 64-52 Nears Title Allentown Dieruff clinched no worse than a tie foi East Penn League first half honors by overcoming city rival Allentown Allen 66 49 Bethlehem kept its hopes alive with an easy 81-43 win over Tamaqut.
Catasauqua had the top spot the Lehigh Valley League all Tuesday's Fights PITTSBURGH Johnny Morris, 161, Pittsburgh, outpointed Rubin (Hurricane) Carter, 157. Patcrson, I 10. Fireman 'Hot 5 With 851 Series By NICK CORDAS Courier-Times Bowling Writer Tony Fireman blasted an 851 series in the Rocky's 3 man Scratch League it Fairlanes on high games of 227 and 234 George Wallach strung four above-200 games for 823 Also, Joe Phillips, 213-207--757, Len Priblsh 202; Don Frey, 211-202 780, Joe Yasitis, 201 762, Sam DL Francisco, 209-203 -750; (Charles Long, Jock, 223. 200 and Tuesday Women's Handicap leaders were Bea Dilono, 178 500; Marie Johnson, 179 -503! Eleanor Lynn, 189 4SO, Cathy Holmes, 194 184; Dot Wharton 192 and Collette Murr, Lower Bucks Ladies listed Dolly Cadman, 456, Jo Lang, Lois Taylor, 474; Kayc 191 504, Bobbie Finnegan, 189 and Lois Ann Smith, 180. JUBILEE LANES: Fran Campfon, J81, Dal Matthews, Sherri Lilisch, 180 were tops in Bell Telephone action Bristol Township i Lcig'Jc was paced by Jim 197; Tom Stewart, 192 -581; Evelyn Nicholas, 179; Edna Stoughton, 165; Dee Stcw- art, 159 and Janet Troto, 155.
MORRISVILLE LANES: A 180-205-188 573; 'Bcrnie Rogers, 214 and Rich -WeinlaiMi, 2to topped the scor 't ing in Contractors League malche-c as the Morrisville Lanes team clinched first half honors. Lyons combined 121 grilles for a triplicate in Penns' buli Uldiei League. C. Taylor, J. Marek, 168 and D.
Sing er, 151 topped the scoring. DELMOR LANES: Maciolek, 111; P. Christian, 230 and J. Schwartz, 201 were best in thp Social to itself after handing Northampton its first league loss 7257 Chester made its iccord for the season 13 wins against one loss and stayed atop the Philadelphia Suburban South League by downing Penncrest The Suburban North League was thrown into a four way deadlock for first place as Radnor upended Uppei Menon 61-57 and Abmgton beat down Methacton 84-61 The two winners share the lead with Upper Menon and idle Nornstown 2 0 4 2 4 8 1 0 2 8 7 23 0 0 0 1 1 3 9 7 25 1 1 3 0 0 0 24 20 68 Bensalem Sudcr CJmewek Brill schreiber 3ickerson Luke 0 0 0 Medley 3 0 6 Vlegsett 1 0 6 Vovella 3 0 6 1 0 2 36 10 82 ceen Totals New Hope 15 18 11 23--48 Bensalem 24 12 17-82 Referees Lefcourt Ufckan New JV (47) Eisenhut Islep Scarboro Hendnck Brown Redosm Magill Torbert Galloway 19 IP 1 4 6 7 2 16 3 5 11 0 1 1 0 0 0 4 2 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 15 47 Total! New Hope JV Bensalem JV Referees Harvey Beniakm JV (39) (9 11 Vidullch 3 0 I Schmidt 2 4 I Pinto 0 0 I Black 1 1 Poole 2 4 I Z'nowicz 6 2 1 Dietz 0 0 I W'mann 0 0 I terser 0 0 I Wolamuk 0 kel'inger 0 0 I Jaglowski 0 0 I 0 0 1 Totals 11 11 11 11--39 H.S. Court Scores ReadlnE 69, Stcllon-Hlghsplre 9 Cataauqua 72, Northampton 226 Harold Longshoie, 212 and Bob Bcadlo, 210 Satlerthwaitc 183 and Okoiowski, 163191 were Star- ight standouts Lillian Dryer converted the 4-6-7-10 split in Victorette com petition, although she carries an average of about 90 pins Leaders wcic Mary Burke, 164 175, Mary Scott, 182 and Sophie Gairen, 162 PENNDEL LANES: i 'lew with abandon in the Federal League with Bill Hall's 257 topping the single marks Also, Frank Bechter, 255, Joe Bacino, 243, Bob Carter, 235 and George Bowman, 232 Ralph Cahall, 238-221-631 and George Light, 220 207-205--612 had best series Women's Handicap listed Harriet Lobeckcr, 207--534, Dot Wassol, 210--522, Helen Ryan 195--525 and Gmny Strawn, 191 -527.
Delaware Valley Women's Classic best were Audrey Britton, 201-214--592, Ann Meehan, 214--565, Lorctta Paonc, 204545, Isabel Mikkclsen, 208 -545, Sis McGonigle, 212 531 and Ruth Hopkins, 202 LEVITTOWN BOWL. Mike Carroll posted an outstanding 251 a R2.1 series with Bill Umek listing a 218 the Tavern Owners League. In Gemini 5 action, Betty Rissman, 216-537 and Fran Mackey, 219--597 were best. ROSE BOWL: B'nai Torah leaders were Barry Brodsky. 212, Stan Hopkins, 208 a Marly Yarnoff, 204.
BRISTOL PIKE LANES: Del Valley Men's 'Handicap a Tony Ragucci rolling a consis tent 202-212-200 614 Also, Bob Cinkulis, 215. Clyde Stuart, 203; Harry Beard, 200 and Bill Cade, 200. PfiThi League's elite groirpj Worncrrs Handicap IP pairj were Vic Champion, 234-201- wefp Babe Campbell, 174 and! tiff', Tom WKrd, 234; B. Wihmek, 1M. i 39 57 Lower Menon 61.
Plymouth. Whltemarsn 55 Durby-Colwyn 77, Interboro 43 Wllllarruport 67, Sayre 57 Fountain Hill 70. Bangor SI Weatherty 108. FnseUnd St Ann 51 Hamner 102, Kennard Dale 6O Coudcrsport 61. Port AUegany S3 Aus-ln 71.
Northern Potter 64 Brokvllle 43, DuBois 42 Cochranton 69, Conneaut Lake 60 Erie Tech 91. MillcrecK Me Dow ell 72 New Castle 44 Sharon 43 Aliquippa 86, Fals 97 Farrcll 75. Ambndgc 68 Mount Lebanon 64. Keystone 44 Meadville Erie Academy Umontown 85, Charleroi 55 Ferndale 59, Somerset 58 Lock Haven 64. Belefonte 35 South WllUamsport 67.
Mcm- loursville 51 Loyalsock 79. Bald Eagle Nittany 59 Chief Logan 32, Hollidiysburg 51 Huntingdon 56, Tyrone 49 Mount Union 73. Lew 1st own 67 Junlata Joint 83. Kliacoquillas 58 West Perry 75. Rothrock 45 Tuscarora Valley 56.
East Junlata 46 Berwick 75. ShimoWn 61 ShamoWn 83, Trinity S3 Central Dauphin 70, Central Dauphin Eul 33 Harrlsburi Penn 58, Cedar Cliff 57 York 68. Lebanon 43 Harriaburg Harru 73, Lancai ter 51 Palmyri 60, Henhey 45 Mlddletown 74. Cumberland Valley 49 Mlllon herihey 68, Lower Dau phln 49 Siuquenanna Twp 71. Me- chanlciburg 57 Shlppciuburg 58, Susquenlta 42 Boiling Sprlnga 73.
Northern 40 Big Spring 70, 42 Camp Rill 90, Gettysburg 45 Bait Penntboro K. Newport 67 Harrlsburg McDcvltt 71 York Catholic 65 Carlisle 61. Delone Catholic 52 Buchanan 79. Scotland 77 Chambersburg 72, Land LlltlenUrwn 74, New Oxford 63 Trl-Vallcy 62, Mlllcraburg 54 Upper Danpnln St. Halifax 42 Valley 78.
Trivorton 71 Greenwood to, Canon Long 48 57 LewLtburg 41. Muncy 44 Warrior Run 74, Mimlnburg St-ale College 95, Jeraey Shore 45 WlHlMBbars 37, Jurlila Valley 70 Bucktall Area 100, Penna Val- Hy 75 Allentown Dieruff 66, Allentown Allen 49 Bethlehem 81, Tamaqua 53 Barton 80. Allentown Central Catholic 51 Stroudnburg 73. Whitehall 64 Palmerton 6t, Emmau Lehlghton n. Slatlngto n41 NaiarHh 89, Northwestern 47 HelKrtown S9, Pallfades Parkland II.
WIlMn Philllpaburg Catholic 70, Del aware Valley Regional overtime Bedding Central Catholic 48, Bethlehem Catholic 41 Overbrook 51, Southern 45 00. Maatbamn 57 Went Philadelphia GraU 57 Franklin M. Dobbins Olney 83, Me 81 Radnor Upper Merlon 57 HldMr Park 3 7 Delaware County Christian 59. Church Form SI Cheltenha Upper Dublin 49 Ablnirton Methacton Upper Darby Hirrlton 47 Ridley Twp 78, Haverford High 73, Marpte Newtown SpringfteW (Delco) 9m ValteT 53 Nether PrevMenw 57, 33 SfinrMi HflT EddyMowe 35 Boyertown 40 OtWW RrtftF- West Chester 92, Spring Ford 60 Schwenksv ille 55, BrdigeporL 39 Chicheater 74, Garnet Valley 40 Darby Twp 69, Culton Hst 67 Wilson 56. William Tennent overtime Bensalem 82, New Hope 68 Devereux 55, Patton 54 Bishop Shanahan 81.
Oxford 8 2 Sullivan County 51, Troy 48 Northeast Bradford 62, Wyalusing 57 Bloomsburc 73 62 Berwick 57, Shamokm 61 Shikellamy 66. Sother Area 64 Covertune) Northwest 66, Exeter 43 Northern Plywmouth Hanover 49 Wilkes Barre Coughllne 49. Wilkes Barre Meyers 42 Newport 69 Wilkes Baire OAR 57 Edwardsville 81, Forty-Fort 64 Crestwood SO, Lake Lehman Dunmore 81, Northcsat C-1 Kingston 78, Nantico*ke 5 9 West Pituton 67, Pittj'on 59 Plains So, Larksvllle 64 West Wyoming 90, WUkes- Barre Township 68 Lenaster Catholic 62, Lebanon Catholic 51 Warwick 62, Manheim Twp 56 Coneitoga Valley 74. Donegal 36 Cocalico 59. Ephrata 52 Octorara 74, Solanco 57 Pen Argile 61, Southern Le high Pleaant VaHey 59.
Pleasant Vallcv Alumni 4 2 Pocono Mountain 85 East Stoudsburg 62 Hazleton 75. Pottsvllle 72. (overtime) Hazleton bt Gabrel 90, Mar- Ian Catholic 65 Jim Thorpe 110, Hazle Town- 53 Frecland 79, Freeland I 54 West Hazleton 89, Foster Township 79 Roxborough 63, Central 48 Germantown 110, Washington 52 Edison 77, Bartram 64 Northeast 47, Lincoln 40 Franklin 04, Dobbins 66 Haverford 75, Episcopal 50 Germantown Academy 79, Friends Central 36 Malvern Prep 76. Penn Charter 31 York Eastern 77 Hanover 102 Kennard Dale 0 Susquehannaock 59. South Western 29 Red Lion 69 Spring Grove 66 York Suburban 65 Dover 33 Central 78 Dallastown 68 8 State Boys On Dream '11' NEW YORK (AP)--Pennsylvania placed eight boys on Scholastic Magazine's 95-player high school All-America football team for 1965 Among those named to the team, which was announced Tuesday, were Ends--Don Law, Brownsville, Pa Rich Saul, Butler, Pa, Tackles--Mike McCoy, Erie, Pa Guards--Dave Mancuso, Mo- gahela, Pa Centers--Fred Sample, Pittsburgh Backs Terry Rettig, Butler, a Wesley Garnett, Pittsburgh Quarterback-- Charles Burkhardt, Montour, Pa.
Vocational Wins In CYO Dave Kemp's 27 points led St Francis Vocational to a 60-22 win over St Thomas last night in the Bucks County CYO Intermediate Basketball League St. Themii (22) Schoenioald 1-02, Harbision 3 2 8 Cougituln 1-0 2. Harrington 3 0 6 Con vey 2-04. TortU 10-5-22 St Francis (40) David Kemp 115 27. Camacho 4-1-9, Dudlnow 5-010, Burke 2-0-4 Higgins 1 67, McKay Totili J4-1I-M St.
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