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HOLD-OVER GUARD
Jack Riordan
John "Jake" Riordan, another
hold-over from last year's Eastern
champs, will start at guard for the
Hucksters when they clash with the
Alumni a week from Wednesday
night.
John, who hails from Retreat, Pa.,
is in his fourth semester at HUC, and
is majoring in psychology. Before
entering the local undergraduate
center, he played with Newport Twp.
High School.
Riordan is counted upon by Coach
Rudman to hold opponents' scoring
to a minimum.
Intramural Lead
Shared By All-Stars
And AufgabeF
At the completion of three weeks
of competition, the All-Stars and
Aufgabes share honors for the lead
in the intra-mural basketball league.
Though the Atomic Bums are uncle ,
feated, they have played one game
less than the Aufgabes and All-
Stars. The following standings were
compiled after Wednesday's games:
Name of Team W. L. Pct.
All-Stars 3 0 1.000
Aufgabes 3 0 1.000
Atomic Bums 2 0 1.000
Heights A. C. 2 1 .666
Umbrella Shop 2 1 .666
Misfits 2 2 .500
Wreckers 1 1 .500
Engineers 1 2 .333
Rockets 1 2 .333
Frenchmen 0 2 .000
Warriors .0 , 2 :000
Midgets 0 4 .000
HAZLETON COLLEGIAN
HIM SPORTS
HUCSTERS COURT SCHEDULE
*Nov. 26
Dec 6 ..
Dec. 12
Dec. 13
Dec. 17
Jan. 7 ..
Jan. 9.
*Jan. 10
Jan. 14
Jan. 16
Jan. 17
Jan. 21
Jan. 24
*Feb. 14
Feb. 18 Pottsville Junior College (a)
- Feb. 21 Hershey Junior. College (a)
Feb. 28 Keystone Junior College (h)
March 5 and 6....P.J.C.A.A. State Championship Tournament
(h) denotes home games. (a) denotes away ganies.
* denotes exhibition games.
SPORTSTUFF
The basketball schedule for the
1947-1948 season for the Hucksters
has been released and it has the
earmarks of being a pretty heavy
one for the locals—Two games with
National Farm School which were
pending were taken off the schedule.
A week from Wednesday night the,
cage season will open with an exhibi
tion tilt against the HUC Alumni, a
team consisting of ex-HUC courtmen
—Among those taking the floor that
night will be "D-DAY" BARNES,
JOHNNY APICHELLA, JOE MA
DAY, and BUSHY DURBACK
It will seem like old times to see the
boys back in action at the A. D.
Thomas Gym It wouldn't surprise
us if JOIE APICHELLA were
called upon to guard brother JOHN.
According to reports DON BARNES
is playing intra-mural football at
State College—lf there is a touch of
sadist in you, you may enjoy an af
ternoon packed full of mayhem by
taking in one of the local sandlot
football games.
It's possible that the winner of the
P.J.C.A.A. tournament will enter the
playoffs for the National Junior Col-
Schedule for week of Nov. 17:
Tue. 3:00 p. m. Atomic Bums
vs. Misfits.
Tue. 4:00 p. m. Umbrella Shop
vs. Heights A. C.
Wed. 3:00 p. m. Warriors Vs.
Rockets.
Wed. 4:00 p. m. All-Stars vs
Aufgabes.
Thur. 3:00 p. m. Frenchmen vs
All-Stars.
Fri. 3:00 p. m.—Atomic Bums vs
Engineers.
Fri. 4:00 p. m. Aufgabes vs
Warriors.
All games are played at the YMCA
For 1947-48 Season
York Junior .College (a)
. Altoona Junior College (a)
Dubois Junior College (a)
Pottsville Junior College (h)
... Swarthmore Junior College (a)
Dubois Junior College (h)
Penn State J. V's. fpending (a)
York Junior College (h)
Altoona Junior College (h)
Hershey Junior College (h)
Keystone Junior College (a)
Swarthmore Junior College (h)
Penn State J. V's.—pending (a)
and CERULA
By BADEN
lege A.A. championship—According
to COACH RUDIVIAN the North
eastern games will be played some•
where in Connecticut this year --
Incidentally, it was a close game in
which Penn State nosed out Temple,
7-0, last week—The Lions will face
Navy in a major test on Saturday at
Baltimore ELWOOD PETCHEL,
State's fleet tailback, may not start
in the Lions' backfield due to a knee
injury incurred against the Owls last
week Bob Higgins' lads, by the
way, are rated eighth in the nation
by AP writers—Notre Dame, Michi
gan, and Penn hold the top three po
sitions—JULlUS FRANZOSA must
have been a little self conscious
about those orange cards*because the
very next week they were blue.
We wonder whether MacMILLAN
has found a buyer for that Jamaica
sport jacket To those who have
seen another similar sport coat about
the school, MacMillan 'states that his
coat is entirely different from F. X.
FATSIE'S. Fatsie's jacket is on the
Southwest Pacific camouflage order.
Well, we have to sign off at this
point. See you at the Alumni tilt.
Rudmanites To Face
Alumni November 26
At 8 o'clock Wednesday night,
November 26, the charges of Syd
Rudman will officially open their
cage season with an exhibition game
against the HUC Alumni, a team
composed of Johnny Apichella, Don
Barnes, Al Durbach, Joe Maday and
several other former local students.
The game, which is open to the
public free of charge, will be •played
on the hardwood of the A. D. Thomas
Memorial Gym, 3rd & Grant streets.
Alumni (h)
Tom Shuptar, of Mt. Carmel, Pa.,
has been selected by Coach Rudman
to hold down the guard berth along
with Jack Riordan.
Tom, who is one of the three team
candidates who hail from Mt. Carmel,
is 'a first semester freshman majoring
in Chemical Engineering. He played
three years with Mt. Carmel High
School.
Shuptar stands at an even six feet,
is a - bulwark on defense and is an
excellent team-worker. He is counted
on to hold opposing forwards of a
minimum of scoring.
(favorites in CAPS)
HAZLETON HIGH-Pottsville
The Mountaineers are back in stride
again.
NOTRE DAME-Northwestern
The Irish just keep rolling along.
PENN STATE-Navy Another
stepping stone on the Lions' path to
glory.
PENNSYLVANIA - Army No
Blanchard, no Davis, no victory.
MUHLENBERG-Delaware—lf we
picked Delaware, an Army medico
stationed in Florida would stop read
ing the Collegian.
LAFAYETTE - Fordham
leading Rams to slaughter!
COLUMBIA-Holy Cross--Jtossides
and Kusserow are too much for the
boys from Worcester.
GETTYSBURG-St. Lawrence
We always thought St. Lawrence was
a river!
BUCKNELL-Buffalo U
Mr. K?
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