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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-21
Tom Banc
Banks 1885

Tom Banc league average leader
in the Social Aires loop cracked a
neat 211-231-194-636 for the
Tracy Tavern at Perusek lanes,
yet his team dropped three points
to a more consistent Klipper gang.
The Karda boys, Frank 22S-602
and Joe 222-5S3 topped the win
ners.
The leading Lentz Cafe scored
three points over Social Aires as
Erwin Ploenske led off with 212-
SOL. Chuck Nosan's SIS was the
club boys best try.
Joe Kastelic smacked nice 189-
1S4-221-614 pacing Sylvia Cafes
three points from Fulton Cryers.
Fulton Flyers and Pecon's
Lounge split the four points. Max
David's 214-585 and Frank Mar
tov's 204-510 were best scores in
the match.
Tom Turk converted the tough
e-7-10 railroad and John Menart
the 4-7-10 split.
Lentz Cafe lead the loop-21s-
points ahead of Karda's Sylvia
Cafe in the third spot are mere 4
points off the top.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-21

The league leading McGarry
Painters of Savoy met their Water
loo at Waterloo Recreation where
the Demshar Builders nailed them
in two contests. Frank Branisel
247-595 and Bob Samolis 254-
594 paced the winners, while Tony
Sulzer 224-602 and Jim Berigan
223-580 threw best for McGarry.
The Blatz Beers climbed within
one game Of first place by drub-
bing Couden's, Inc. in all three.
Tom Romano cracked a 222-640,
Bob Osolin 236-612 and Joe Barb
er 216-589 for the winners. Al
Kistner 194-568 and Emil Wos-
MAX 203-567 topped Center May
field. The Blatz team shot 1858
985-942-2980.
The POO. Beers won 10 of their
last IL games when they handed
the Cerne jewelers. a three-game
reverse. Two big reasons for the
Brews' return to winning form are
Tony Berry and Al Hubbard. For
the past four weeks Berry has
been shooting at a 200 clip, with
AL right behind. Last week Tony
smacked 254-663, Hubbard 235-
61O, and Arnold Medley 236-596.
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Top pHats Hit
983-2848

The Top Hat Taverns of the
Shore Bowl "B" League had the
first three men shooting high
scores in their clean sweep over
the Favorite Knits. AL Millavec
closed GIG series with 235, Onis
Clampett rolled 211-206-59S, and
Walter Daglow lowered 220-587.
Mike Rocewicky led off the losers
with 200-577.
McVeen Tile Co. cracked Way
side Tavern for the full count as
Fred McVeen linked 184-209-211-
6O4 and Mike Kostelnik a 198-554.
The shut-out victims had Frank
Coles 211-538.
Carr's Hi Speed romped over
Universal Cleaners for four points.
Bob Halloran topped Carr's with
$50. Ben Patrick chalked q 1873
551 for Universal.
Du Pan Pontiac ran over the
Blvd. Shoes three times on Larry
Betzer's $50 and Al Huber an iden-
tical series. The footwears were
led off by Larry Smiths 535.
Manager Maurie Meldon cracked
a 215-575 to pace Helf Builders
in three-point win from Leisy
Beers. James Boyd Of the Brews
threw 210-559.
In a split decision Sandy Ianni
toppled GOA including a big 267
for the National Concrete Fire
proofing. Smiths Restaurant had
Tom Meningitis 526.
Sandy Ianni, secretary
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John Marineek
Cracks 267-7O8

All four Of the season high rec
ords in the East 152nd st. "Jr. A"
were broken last Friday by Johns
Tavern and their captain, John
Marincek. In his first game Johnny
blasted 267 new high single, then
added 247 and 1914 for a big 708
series, which is the top score of
Perusek's lanes this season. Sup
ported by Bill Burke's 218-591,
the team compiled a 1015-2969
grand total, taking the lead in
group high scoring.
Bills Bar caught the Norm's
Cut Rate on an off night and wal
loped them for three counts as
Cliff Main shot 500 and Bernie
Hollis 554. Tip Bernatchez tailed
220-538 for Norm's.
Saranac Service found Roytz
Cafes in rut and went on to take
a two-to-one decision. Frank Pet
rovic led the victors with 215-544.
Len Baltus, who pulled leg mus
Gle two weeks ago, is getting back
in the game, one step at time.
Scoop Printers scored twive over
Lew & Tony's Service. Gordon Ell
dred rolled 589 for the losers, and
Jim Travarca 204-526 for Scoop.
In posting the above high scores
Johns Tavern shut out Butch's
Place. John Zele 212-555, and AL
Kaston 223-550.
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Still Up

The Beverly Hills Tavern re-
tanned their one game lead in the
Tuesday Ladies Handicap at Euclid
Lanes by winning two games from
Glen Park Cafe as Alma Nesbitt
toppled 173-485. Jean Pozun of
the losers threw nice 179-517.
MacDonald's were dunked three
times by Bonnie Lynn Donuts with
Mary Robbins leading on 1856
496. Marie Lupo poked 148-409
for the losers.
With Dot Batterman rolling
179-499, Leisy Beers brewed a
two game victory over Garden
Grill. Mildred Klieman pitched
164-428 for the grills.
Euclid A.C. strongarmed their
way to one win from Hribar Cafe
with Lii Ponsart pitting 198-482.
For Hribar's Mary Stimac cracked
156-450.
Apex Electric lit up in two
games over Nottingham Cleaners.
10 Devito was consistent on 173-
499. Cleaner Ann Glow lowered
167-469.
Blasting 1884, Sally Borucki
led her Euclid Taylor Bullets to
a double win from Tracy Tavern.
Georgene Yuko topped the inns
with 1896.
Anne Gerhard
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Ken Cowie 266;
Bob Barnes 627

1t took a 266 game by Ken
Cowic to win a game for Page
Realtors as Blepp-Combs took
three tallies in the battle for
higher positions at Euclid Lanes
last Thursday in the Euclid Coun-
Gil Knights Of Columbus League.
Ken had total of 578. Twas a
big night for Father Adam who
led his cohorts with a $40 series.
Soda came through with 514 total.
After taking lacing in the first
set from Boulevard Cafe, the
Euclid Fish pinsters came back
strong to wind up with three
points. The steady kegling by Bob
Barnes with 215-233-627 lead the
assault. Assisting was Doc Olbut
clipping the naples for 522 and
"Tiny" Figler whitfield off a 539
series. Twas "sour apples" ball
that left the 5-7-10 split standing
for L. Grill while Tony Dun
snatched the 81 split.
Finneran Funeral Home stretch
ed their lead to three points as
they undertook" the Monreal
Undertakers for four points. Bill
McNally with 203-561 and Hop
perts 2O0-549 was sufficient fluid
to buy the Morticians.
Twilight Gardens were left in
the dark by Smith Lounge Bar
who garnered four points. The
heavy kegling by Costantino 2O1-
545; Ed Planesek 534 and Jean
White 511 was too much for the
night-clubbers even with Tony
Gruden's 219-556 and "Tony the
Turks" 542. The second game was
won on a roll off.
Pecon's Lounge Bar tripped up
Hickey Tanno for four points,
smart kegling by Jack braves
200-211-583 and Tommy Katosic
236-547 did the trick. Bob Beck
with 200-538 was the only kegler
to give any resistance in the setto.
Euclid Poultry nipped any idea Of
Lynch Service Station going into
first place, by taking two games
and three points. In the first game
Lynch's stole the game by two
sticks. Big guns for the poultries
were Bill Scott $40; Joe Krisch
206-52S with 81 split conversion
and B. Arunski 200-510. Tony
Stermole was high with a meager
498 for the Gas Hawks.
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Bereheek 252:655;
| MehIinq 227-650

The hottest team in the Play
Nor Jr. "a" League for the past
few weeks are the Hubbard
Masons. This week they cracked
1O22-977-944-2943 to score a clean
sweep over the La Ganke Stamp
ing. Frank Bercheck chalked up a
252-655 for AL while Ed Mehling
tailed 227-650 for LaGanke.
Kavran's Ice Cream dished out
a three game reverse to Paul &
Eds Tavern. Chess Cichon 222-
618 and Len Gucciardo 254-584
topped the winners. Ed Sito tossed
19O-533 for the taverns.
Co Fair Tavern shot 1923 in
their two decisions over Universal
Welding with Clair Porterfield
getting 232-608 and Gerald Finn
246-582. The Sulak boys, Rudy
and Larry, shot identical 556 sets
for their team.
Leisy Beers spilled Drenik's
twice, Tony Lostoski 213-555 and
Warren Maxwell 191-543 were
high in this one.
Superior Florists shut out POO.
Beers on Joe Ivec's 221-593. Ed
Okleson 224-548 for the brews.
Tomse Beverages softened Vic
tor Steels in all three with Leo
Fantone 199-561. Tony Risch
tipped 212-547 for the steels.
Rudy Sulak, Secretary
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White Doves
Fling l076-3047

Three weeks ago it looked like
POO. Beers would continue to
make a run away of the Savoy
Jr. A race. Suddenly three teams
got hot at once and put the skids
under the Beers while improving
their own positions. First Thomas
J. Unik took three games from
them, Savoy Concession did like
wise, and this week the White
Dove Mattresses dumped them
twice in spite of big 1853 series
for POO. The Doves set a new
three game high of BOAT and also
hit 1916 and 1885 single games to
outscore the Beers who had 1907
game. So, at the end Of this weeks
firing we find Thos. ]. Unik only
one game out of first place.
There were quite few good
scores this week and the averages
took a climb. In the White Dove
POO. slugfest, Adolph Legerski
hit 663, George MiBuck 248-631,
Leo Price 264-629, and Bob
Brezard 608 for the Mattress squad
and Art Meyers had 236-638, Jim
Berigan Sr. GIT, Boots Bollman
594, and Chuck Reimers 593 for
the Beers. Drenik Distributors
blasted 1901 game and 2917 set
as they shut out Baznik Cafe. Ed
Butler led the Dreniks by clouting
235-629 while Chuck Wohlge-
muth's SAT was best for the Cafes.
Thomas j. Unik crept up on the
leaders by taking two of three
very close games from Cihon's
Soho Service. The Insurance five
racked up a 1910 single to win the
final game. AL Uhlik was in rare
form and his 234-247-648 sparked
the winners while Norm Schind-
ler's 608 total topped the Sohio-
ans. Savoy Concession continued to
make things tough for the first
division members by dumping
Savoy Palace twice. Lou Primozic
was again high for the Concessions
with SIS while John Lesbos 593
paced the losers.
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Stan Barba
Bangs 1868

Rolling in the East 162nd "B"
League, Stan Barba shot his best
score of the season, a 233-638,
but the Webb team dropped two
contests to Slapnik Florists. Ed
Tratter raped 212-593 for the
winners.
Fred Dassel slammed 213-595,
leading Pete's Grill to a clean
sweep over Polito Beverages.
The first place Stakich Insur-
ance also turned in a shut-out over
the Wong Gongs. Nick Delsanter
was high for the top team, 1873
538, while Mike Grand landed 100
--528 for the losers.
In the third three-to-nothing de-
cision, the Leisy Beers took over
Blvd. Tavern on Lud Barbish's 213
$50 and Tip Bernatchez's 190-
$50.
Gordon Eldred, secretary
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Krumers Hit
977-26O7

Emerging from a two week
slump, during which they could
muster only one point, Kramer's
Sunoco Service completely over
whelmed Linsz-Superior Recrea-
tion in a 40 shutout on Wednes-
day, February 16, in the Hayden
Woodwork Industrial League.
Denny Panton and Howie Shearer
teamed up in the opener with 256
and 221, respectively, to give
Kramer's GIT total, and Bill Hud-
son Clipped in with 2O7-2O8 in the
final pair to help swell the teams
series total to 2601 - Both scores
a new seasons high for the league.
AS a result of the barrage,
Kramer's went into a third-place
tie with Phil-Mar Corp, who were
dropped for a four-point count by
a surprising Dads Root Beer five,
"Ol' Reliable" Paul Conner. Mike
Otto 544, Ray Johnson 522 and
Glenn Terrell sos led the uprising
for Dads.
Taking advantage Of the Phil
Mar loss, Rays Pub took over sec
ond place, and gave the rest of
the league a break, by trimming
the leading Joe's Cafe 81, with
Don Aplin Sal and Bernie Hutch
ems 495 in the van. Joe's salvaged
their lone point on Elmer Pecsok's S
203-556.
LaGanke Stamping continued
it's torrid pace of the past few
weeks and drubbed Gonsalves T.V.
a to 0, as Carl LaGanke smashed
209-585, Walter LaGanke 209-
522 and Elmer Yaeger 223-513.
In other games, Bob Peters
fired 214-583 to give his POO
mates a 2-2 draw against Leisy's
who had Gene Karda posting a 533
while Bob Dunathan's 483 led
Howard's Texaco to a 81 verdict
over A. D. Morton Co.
The league standings including
games of February 16:
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HoIyRedeemer

Nick De Lauer raped a 215-
553 to pace the Kipling Cleaners
to three-point decision over Mar
vim Hardware. Nick received help
from Tony Forma 179-522 and
Sal Di Baggio 184-510. The Mar
vim team was headed by Mike Ra-
nallo's 1886 and Nick Valenti's
180-525.
Gattozzi Funeral Home extin-
guished the Green Lanterns for
three counts as Mike Hamila lam
med 219-512.
Pete Formica anchored 196-609
for DiCicco Funeral Directors to
three points from Grotto Inn, who
had Charles Dinunzio's 202-518.
Child's Dairy dropped the Pinto
Grocery for three as lead off Tony
Di Cicco counted 223-551 and
Chuck Domenick 209-523.
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Brodniick Bros.
Total 2919

With Martin Stermole smacking
a 235-644 the Brodnick Bros
amassed 986-952-981-2919 while
giving the Whitlow Inc. a three
game walloping. Gaiety Bar also
registered a shut out with Hess
Five on the losing end. Ernie
Krivec topped the victors on 30
553.
Vic Kokal toppled 200-567 and
Bob Sulak 238-541 to help Argus
Upholsters sew up two games from
Five Pals. Joe 10th threw 203-
$50 for the pals. McDonald's
bowed twice to Balls Five although
Bill Young raped 2O4-587. The
winners were led by Frank Balls
204-560 and Sam Thompson 231-
534.
Al Hubbard cracked 213-584
and Bill McCrystal 222-568 pac-
ing Odess Hardware clean sweep
over Hoffman Five who had Ed
Medley 1887.
Lake Shore Metal stripped two
games off the Carlson's. Ed Gil
lespie toppled 2O6-561 for the
metals.
Rudy Sulak, Secretary
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Frank Kramer
Slices 233-644

Bowling in Perdan's "a" League
Frank Kramer cut up a nice 233-
644 as his food men vetoed the
John Fakult Councilmen three
times. Chess Cichon climaxed a
COL series with 233 game. Man
ager Adolph Perdan centered a big
257 in 553 set for Johnny.
Vukcevic Cafe continued their
winning habits by handing Leisy
Beers a three game reverse. Ed
Kozlowski smacked a neat 244-635
and Rudy Hirsch 227-589 for
Vuk's. Don Intorcio tossed a 206-
$50 for the brews.
Bill Perdan smashed 248-623
and Sonny Rotar 214-590 to lead
Century Tire Service in a clean
sweep over Norwalk Truckers who
had Lou Soeder's steady 562 set.
Fred Wolf 202-580 and John
Costly 210-578 were the big guns
as their house team bottled the
POO. beers twice. Al Stark
sparked the brews with 201-573.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-21
Jim MoeiInikars S
Return Welcome

All the boys in the East 1S6th
Home League were really happy to
see Jimmy Mocilnikar return to
the lanes after a long absence due
to an injury. In addition to being
president of the loop, Jim is one
of the most popular and well-liked
guys around these parts. Welcome
back to a great fellow, and l hope
you get a million, jim.
The league leading POO. Beers
have lost six out of their last nine
games and their lead has dwindled
to five games over Ma Klaus Cafes
and Kramer's Lounge Bar, who are
tied for second.
In last weeks play Mocilnikar
Cafes stopped the leaders twice as
Kenny Greenwald raped a 627
series and Mike DiSanto a 612.
John Schneider capped the Beers
with 567.
Ma Klaus shot a 1044 game in
their clean sweep over L. & M.
Tobacco. Tony Boldin totaled 61O
and Ed Lapuh GOA for Ma. John
Lokar's SGT was tops for his tobac-
co team.
Fucker Marines smacked 1881
1915, then faltered in the final to
register two wins at the expense
of Leisy Beers.
The winners had John Schind-
ler's G38 and Chuck Clements 637,
while Fred SkerPs 637 featured the
Brews' scoring.
Augie Norbert tumbled q 632
and Flip Malovasic COG to steer
Kramer's Lounge Bar to a twin
verdict over Turks Service Sta
ton. Bob Skufca carried .581 for
the losers.
In a close match Nielsen BARRIERS
clipped Zgonc Chatterbox in all
three melees. Russ Nolps GOA and
Jake Miller's GOT were high scores
in this one.
Tom Toaddy, secretary
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MaIeekar 1869;
Verbanek 257-675
At PIay-Mor !"

Welcome Tavern shot the high
game, 1918, and series, 299S, Of
the evening, with Ed Verbanek
slamming 257-675, but could win
only one game from the leading
Drenik Distributors, who had 2946.
Chess Cichon's 232-647 and Phil
KendePs 216-619 were tops for
Drenik's.
Rudy Maleckar had the series
of the night as he bowled 245-227-
221-693. His teammate, Walter
Scaife, had 226-638 as they led
Cotton Club to a double win over
Finneran's Funeral Home. Joe
Somrak's 235-631 and Arnold
Medley's 254-611 were best for
Finneran's.
Fulton's Bar dropped one game
to Jalovec Motors to remain four
games behind Drenik's. Frank
Kramer topped Fulton's with 236-
585, while Warren Maxwells 209-
620 was tops for Jalovec's.
Braumeister's won two games
from Raynor Doors to remain in
third place, a game behind Full
tons. Chuck Clements 222-614
and Frank Demko's 234-606 were
high for Braumeister's. John
Toth's 211-561 was best for Ray
nor Doors.
Leisy's won two games from
Worton Park Homes as Art Spen-
Ger shot 204-581. For Worton
Homes, Mike Zlate had 201-588.
Charlie Brill led Iosue Painters
to a twin win over Zlate's Market
with 237-623. Russ Noel with
226-579 and Joe Matthews 235-
579 topped Zlate's Market.
Joe Ivec, secretary
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Leisy Beers
Take Lead

In the battle for first place in
Perdan's or. A" League, the Leisy
Beers replaced the Gold Bonds by
taking a two-to-one decision. Joe
Sas smacked 245 in his 642 series
to lead the new top team. Matt
Kleindienst added 224-609 and
Bill Kronik 235-592 as Leisy's
amassed 1882 total. Tony Vrh
topped Gold Bond with 214-583.
Frank Zak whacked 236 in the
first and last games for a night
high $40 total, pacing the Mramor
Contractors to two wins over
POO. Beers. AL Stark led off the
Brews on 215-608.
Lakeland Tavern or Lakeland
Furniture scored q clean sweep
over Double Eagle Bottling. Al
Watson anchored a 234-598 for
the winners, while Stan Godnavec
topped the birds with 204-554.
Gus Fortuna nailed 223-598 and
Bunions 202-586 to head the Gas
Machinery's three wins from Glen
vile Dairy, who had Dick Krupin-
skis steady 183-1S6-184-553.
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WoferIooCufe
Down 2737

The Waterloo Cafes scored a
four-point win over Myers Clean
ers in Perdan's "B" League. Vic
Klaus led off the winners; who
compiled 2791, by shooting 206-
576. Windy had 2O4-540 for Myer.
John Telisman 206-565 and Paul
Peck 2O5-551 sparkled as their
Shaker jewelers. took three points
from Gaiety Bar, who had Bill
Perdan's 246-584.
Carl Krause toppled 204-576 as
Son Cleaners scored four wins
against the Strugglers.
Joe Evans threw a steady 576
to top Earlwood Clubs three points
over Stern's Mems Wear.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-21
Dick MaIovasic
Raps 240-656

Once again bearing out our pre-
diction of Rookie of the Year."
Dick Malovasic upheld our claim
by blasting games of 226-240-190
for a nice 656 series in the Water
loo "a" League. Dicks teammates
were also on the ball. Harold Rigot
fired 99-203-191-593, Lou Primo
zic 219-585, Augie Norbert 220-
SIT, and Tony Mills 2O7-564. This
pin barrage gave the Richman
Brother Clothes 1915 grand total
and a three-game victory over
Demshar Builders. Bill Schober
toppled 246-578 and John Malo-
vasic 214-563 for Demshar.
The up-and-coming Norwood's
Mems Shop collared all three
games from Waterloo Recreation
to pull up within two points Of
second place. Jake Cercek rolled
212-189-2O9-610, Bosco Tomorwitz
2O8-189-191-588, and Ed Pozelnil
2O9-570, all for Norwood's. Fol
the house team, Joe Stark cracked
222-605 and Frank Branisel 235-
5S1.
The third contest of the night
developed into an interesting en-
counter. With a case of beer a.
stake, the Louis Slapnik Florist;
and Zele Funeral Homes went al
it with blood in their eyes. Slap,
nik's, after a great struggle, bot
tied all three games, one by three
sticks and another by four.
Frank Schultz capped the win.
ners of the brew, shooting 213-21z
-568. Larry Slogans try for free
suds was a 186-203-559.
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Pinto Grocers
Lead Northeast
&c Loop

With the season two-thirds gone
and ten nights Of bowling left all
Of the fourteen teams are still in
the race for that coveted trophy
which will be awarded the cham
pion.
Pinto Grocers moved back into
first place as they cooled off q
red hot Hribar Realty quintet as
they took three points from the
realtors. Dom Pinto's 195-552
high for the winners - Pompeo
Cirino with 1882 was best for
the losers.
Misunderstanding Stand a d
Hardware team who had been
pace-setters for seven weeks just
did not have it, as they took a
three to one lacing from a good
Euclid Fish team with Al Pish-
merry blasting 224-605 for the
fishermen. Norb Skufca led the
co-backers with 184-470.
Bills Bar, another of the top
contenders, lost three points to an
exceptionally hot DiCicco Funeral
quintet with 900" series being
rolled by Tony Delsanter 500,
George Zucco $50 and captain Al
Morrell getting his first 500 of
the season. Joe Yak who literally
bowled 'em over for 228-597 was
TO no avail.
The fourth place Fox Florists
lost to the Jermac Bar crew by
three to one as John Harrington,
Jr. with mediocre 4S8 led his
team. Alex Pasquale's 201-522
rolled enough pins over his aver
age to give his team the margin
of ten pins they needed to take
the deciding points.
Arlington Coal g. Supply tussled
or even terms with the Sack Paint
ers as they took total pins by two.
Art Reschke 518 high for the sup
ply men Don Sack 529 led his
brush hands.
Duggan Boosters dropped an
other notch in the standings as
they lost a three to one dicision
to Zlate's meatballers. Nick Lemmo
i95-540 led his team for the sec
ond successive week. Al Budnick's s
1896 was best for the losers.
Skedel Shell Service snapped its
losing streak as they came through
with three point win over May.
field Auto Body. Skedel's Joe Som.
rak with 210-544 and Capt. Frank
Blattau's 480 high for the season
were the collaborators. Julius
Kasulones' 214-58O and Mat
Gianinno's 190-549 was not
enough to turn the tide.
A. M. (Tony) Immarino
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-21
Savoy Palace Slams 1870
3058 In SCOOP Classic
Ray Thompson smacked a 243-

Ray Thompson smacked a 243-
678 and George Schmidt, jr. 248-
661 to lead Savoy Palace to clean
sweep over the Waterloo Recrea-
tion. The winning team compiled
a 3058 total on games of 1908
1910 and $50. John Malovasic
topped Pozelnik's with SGT.
Euclid Lanes failed to cut down
the league-leading East 185th
Bowling Center when they dropped
two games at their home slides.
For Tony's boys Bob Bures cracked
235-646 and Mike DiSanto 235-
606. Stan Stefancic clouted a SOB
for Euclid Lanes.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-02-21
CoHinwood
Industrial

Son Cleaners registered q four
to-nothing decision over Skufca
Decorators in the Collinwood In
dustrial loop at Perdan's. Jim Wat
son ended we'll with 220-203 for
583 and Bob Watson 231-568 to
head the victors.
Four Points Cafe and Car Dept.
split the four points. Tom Rock
531, Ed Hirsch 502, John Ellit 500.
Zabukovec Cafes stripped Fed
eral Gear for three as Bob Dowd
downed 225-593.
Nottingham Cleaners dropped
three points to Diesel Shop. Rudy
Sulak 213-579, John Bucheral 203
-525.