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Telleck Wilkens PerrlHOW IT’S DONE — Bentteyviile-ElJs\Yorth basketball coach Steve Telleck explains strategy be1 use against Edgewood in WPIAL Class B championship game to co-captains Dewey Walkens ar Ed Perri. The Bearcats will face the defending champs for fee title Monday night at the PiField House,Class B Crown at- StakeVeterans LeaewoodJtmlevy On I!pot with iOwber in WCLDunlevy plays host to Lowber id Atlasburg travels to Hazel* rk in a pair of important ashington County Soccer League rnor division games Sunday af-rnoon.Meamvbile, a trio of junior eon-sts will find Dunlevy. meeting ithel Park at South Park, Ros-e visiting the Bethel Mollies d Belle Vernon entertaining )per St. Clair in ‘the first game a doubleheader at Dunlevy. Lowber leads the senior scram-s by two points, with Atlasburg d Hazelkirk sharing second and Dunlevy five points ek in the fifth position.V victory for the Redbirds uld lift them into contention aiit for a post-season playoff rth.[he Dunlevy juniors trail front-ining Bethel Park by only one int and a win over the Park- would give the ’Birds sole ssession of first place, ielle Vernon, saddled with a Id slump after a fast start, and proving Roscoe are both hope-of finishing in the first divi-n but must win to keep their ances alive.Siedenbach, Hughes Return from Title Team; Meet Bent-EII MondayEdgewood is next for Bentleyvilie - Ellsworth's title - consdo basketball Bearcats, and they don't come much tougher than t defending champs.Bent-Ell will meet Edgewood for the Class B WPIAL cbampic ship Monday night at the Pitt?-Field House, beginning at 8 o'clock.[onessen Teamscore Sweep in lC Tenpin LoopHonessen teams “batted’ a jusand in the Knights ot Colum-s lt;Pittsburgh Chapter) Tenpin wJing league, with No. 2 stop* ig Homestead No. 3 and No. 1 ging Homestead No. 2. iigh scorers: Mike Stima, 211-i; dim Bonafed, 214-363; R. incnii, 191*516.dnl Standings: Braddock 46:rnflrlnml .4D1L.In previous tourney appearances, Edgewood sidetracked Rankin m a special playorf for the Sec. 27 crown and then eliminated Washington Twp. and “West Deer. Bent-EIl topped Perryopolis and Neshannock to gain the finals.Coach Art Betts5 Edgewood Vikings are led by two members of last year's title team, Ed Bieden-bach. a 5-11 senior, and Sandy Hughes, a 5-1 junior.Biedenbach and Hughes finished 1-2 in the EHS scoring statistics this season and wound up up that way as the Vikings topped West Deer in the semifinals. Other starters are Dave Bausman (5-8. Jr), Larry Roofner (5-0. Sr.) and Bill Siiverstein Sr.).Billy Nichols, a crowd-pleasing 5*5 sophomore, is the No. 6 man.Overall the Vikings own a 21-3 record as opposed to Bent-EH's 21-1 slate. Bent-EIl has won its last 18 games in succession and made an impressive showing to the tournament crowd against Neshannock.Drawing most of the attention was veteran Dewey Wilkens who celebrated his 19th birthday by ripping the nets for 28 points and hauling in 15 rebounds. Wilkens’ outstanding performance overshadowed another fine individual show by Neshannoek's sharpshoot-ing southpaw, Ed Maslyk, who canned 27.B-E coach Steve Telleck didn't get a chance to scout Edgewood because the bus carrying the Bearcats lo ihe game broke down outside of Pittsburgh and delayed them for more than an hour.Telleck. of course, will go with the same lineup he's been using. Joining Wilkens will be Ed Pern.Cage BenefitoAt Cliai Ieroi:Ii Mar. 15A benefit basketball donb! header is on tap for next F day (Mar. 15) at the Charier Junior High gym. The event being sponsored by the hij school newspaper and yearbook.In the first game at 7 p. ir a team of faculty members w oppose the senior members of tl CHS football team. The ma event at 8 o'clock, will send tl Cougar senior basketballe; against the undergraduates.Members of the faculty tea include Pete Scorza, Henry Pen line. Bob Burns, Neil Corbin, L( Checci, Ken^ Eager, Larry Wh ley, Bill Herschisier and Andre Solan, sponsor of the school pu lications.Throwing their weight arour for the senior gridders will 1 Joe Hurley, John Vaiovich, Rue Zemko, Ernie Gysegem, Mik Seftas, Don Saunders, Sam A citano. Bob Polacek, Frank Ga gon, Willie Horner, Steve Stet Bill Lee, Ron Williams and ma agers Jay Simonin and Frat Balsano.Admission for the twin-bill wj be 50-cents for adults and 25-cen for students.This Week Only!12.95Including new spark plugs, new points and
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Monessen Valley Independent
Monessen, Pennsylvania, US
Sat, Mar 09, 1963
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