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Att, Slim', Venetian Blinds Check Our Services for Your Convenience: DRY CLEANING • Hats Cleaned and Blocked OCTOBER 14, 1954 HERSHEY NEWS PAGE 3 Hershey Women's Club Bowling League Football fan-fare: Local High Schools Lose One, Tie One Team Standings ••Wen Lost. Average Lightning struck in the Lucy's Cafe 12/12 3/12 837 final fifteen minutes of Fri- co-champion teams of last ter, but the Spartans contain- Indian Echo Fjotel 12% 3/12 828 day night's Battle of the Tro- year. They drove 70 yards in ed them throughout the re- Reese's 8 8 792 801 jans in Hershey Stadium as the second period for the mainder of the contest. Heckler's Insurance 7/12 8/12 score. The Stump's Texaco7 9 813 Chambersburg broke a 7-7 tie opening Milton Hershey lads Pronio's Store 7 9 804 to score a game-winning Hershey picked up steam in made it a 13-6 ball game in the Smith Pontiac 6 10 791 touchdown, topping the local the third quarter and march- first quarter when Ron Ben- Mandres Drugs 12/12 776 Trojans 14-7. ed to scoring territory, with der scooted 63 yards with a Ten High Individual Averages The sudden turning of the quarterback Joe DiBlasio Bethlehem fumble to post the Mimi Gasper 192 Carl Spangler 177 tide came after Chambersburg going over from a yard out. Spartan's first touchdown. Ed. Menicheschi 183 Jim Gaspaii 175 Milton Mark Henry 179 Wm. O'Neal 175 recovered a Herkhey fumble Ray Kreider tied it- up at 7-7 Hershey deadlocked Dom. Basti 177 Art Garrison 175'in Hershey territory and, by plunging for the extra the game in the second period. Karl O'Neal 177 Ed. Ballard 173 with time of the essence, the point. Bauder, a Bethlehem- back, Individual High Single — Mimi Gasper, 245 visitors snatched the victory Saturday afternoon's Sta- was hit by a jarring tackle Individual High Triple — Mimi Gasper, 635 on a screen pass from 'Dick dium action saw the Milton which parted him from the Team High Single — Indian Echo Hotel, 904 Hershey School Spartans ball. The loose Team High Triple — Indian Echo Hotel, 2392 Stray°lo to Larry Haulman. ball Was scoop- Stravolo was the lad who had battle from behind to gain a ed up by Spartan center Ron recovered that fatal fumble. 13-13 tie with Bethlehem. Reale who traveled fifteen • Hershey Women's Club Chambersburg scored •first Bethlehem opened up fast, yards to cross the Bethlehem Bowling League in the contest between the two scoring twice in the first quar- goal stripe. Team Standings Won Lost Average Spinners 12 0 587.2 Lucki Five 7 5 559.3 , Rollerettes • 6 6 575 Rolling Pins 6 6 517 OPEN FRIDAY Anchor Gals 6 6 512 B. V. J.'s 5 7 547.4 Rocky Rollers 4 8 525 Bowling Belles 2 10 498.3 'TIL 8:30 Ten High Individual Averages Individual High Single — Audra Kohl, 167 6 Individual High Triple — Audra Kohl, 315 Team High Triple — Spinneis, 1282 Team High Single — Spinners, 678 Norma O'Neal 144.3 Laura Pellegrini 132.t: Audra Kohl 143 Mary Malone 127.2 June Stansfield 141.3, Rhoda Eisenhauer 126 Ann Dopler 136.7 Mary Jane Stover 125.4 123.3 Marian Pendleton 136 Emma Castelli Who's afraid of thin ICE ... when your If you want to stay young, as- SKATES are fitted by skating experts sociate with young people. If you Providence Reds want to get old in a hurry, try to at Hershey's sporting goods shop up with them. To Invade Arena keep OCTOBER OFFER FIGURE... The Providence Reds, re- To The Employees Of garded as one of the most im- • Hershey Chocolate Corp. proved clubs in the American • Hershey Estates HOCKEY... 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