York Still Jinx In 53-45 Win Over Locals The "Flying Dutchmen" of York Junior College still hold the Indian sign over the Rudmanites by defeat ing them for the fourth straight time in less than two years, 53-45. In bowing to the lower-enders Ha zleton dropped its first P.J.C. confer ence tilt of the season. Bock, the hawk-eyed York forward, accounted for sixteen counters and was high scorer for the night. Johnny Riley, HUC's speedy captain, led Hazleton scoring by sinking five double-deck ers and two free tosses for twelve markers. Aiding York's victory was the in ability of Pete Garber to find the range of the hoop. The HUCsters will entertain York at the A. D. Thomas Memorial gym nasium on January 14. , HUC Laganosky, f Shuptar, f. _ Hutnyan, f. Riley, f. Talarovich, f. Garber, c Strike, g. Munroe, g. Riordan, g Totals YORK J. C Bock, f. Biros, f. Snyder, f. Forfteurd, c. Fitzgerald, g. Bishop, g. Halfritch, g, Tarter, g, 1 2 _______ 2 Totals All Stars Drop Lead To Heights The battle for supremacy in the intra-mural leagues continued this week. By losing two games in a row, the league-leading All Stars have dropped to fourth place and the Heights A. C. has climbed into first place. The Aufgabes and Umbrella Shop are tied for second place. Since each team in the league is required to play eleven games, it is still im possible to predict which team will come out on top. The league stand ings as of Monday are as follows: Name of Team Heights A. C. Aufgabes Umbrella Shop 6 All Stars 5 Misfits 4 Warriors 4 Rockets 3 Atomic Bums 3 Engineers Wreckers Midgets _ Frenchmen Nice to see PETE GARBER hit ting the laces. Things are going to be mighty tough for visiting clubs now that Pete is in top form The HUCsterS are mighty lucky to have Hucsters are mighty lucky to have four offensive threats in the starting lineup. They can't stop all of them, and that's for sure—Watch this boy JIM MORTON, who is currently sparking the J. V. attack. He looks like sure varsity mAterial for next season. CHARLIE QUAY end JOE HOS PIDOR, two center Btudents, man age to find enough time to officiate regional basketball games While everyone is talking about basketball, WILL SANKO, JOHN BAYER, CARL REESE and JIMMY HOW ELLS are busy recruiting players for MRS. HAZELTON'S Philoso phers. The Philosophers were one of Fls. Pts. 3 5 0 8 1 3 2 12 0 0 1 3 0 6 3 7 1 1 Laganosky Leads HUC Scoring "Statz" Laganosky, burly HUC forward, heads the scoring column for•the charges of Syd Rudman with 20 field goals and 9 charity tosses for a total of 49 points for four games. Right behind Laganosky in point-producing is Captain John Ri ley with 42 tallies. 11 45 Fls. Pts. 4 16 2 6 1. 5 1 3 4 8 2 6 0 2 1 7 F.G _ 6 _ 2 _ 2 The following is a compilation of individual scoring: Player Games F.G Laganosky ____ 4 20 Riley 4 16 Garber 4 16 Munroe 3 11 Shuptar 4 6 Hutnyan 4 6 Riordan 4 4 Strike 4 4 Talarovich ____ 4 2 Martin 3 1 Narusewicz ___ 3 1 15 53 How many of you know that MR. SEIBEL is a qualified P.I.A.A. bas ketball official ? ? ? For an after noon of rugged basketball, drop into the YMCA gym on a Saturday and watch some of the boys in action There are no referees, no fouls, no nothin'. Try This Brain Teaser (Match the Name with the Sport) Paul Governali 1. Tennis Ike Williams 2. Wrestling Eddie Arcaro 3. Billiards Glenn Cunningham 4. Football Donald Budge 5. Boxing Ed Stanky 6 Horse Racing Willie Hoppe 7. Track Bronco Nagurski 8. Basketball Mac Kinsbruner 9. Golf Bobby Jones 10. Baseball (Answers on page 6) HAZLETON COLLEGIAN RUC SPORTS SPORTSTUFF By RAM,ON SAUL last year's top clubs in the intramu ral softball program. MIKE RITZ is still lamenting over the fate of his alma mater, West Hazleton High. The Wildcats lost two heartbreakers on the gridiron after copping nine straight victories. Big CARL YACCINO tells us that he is considering trying out for the boxing team when he gets to the campus. AL ROSSI has given up bowling as he decided that the best sport for him is dancing. We spotted Al trip ping the light fantastic in one of the valley nite spots last week. It isn't often that we mention the fair sex in our column; but we think MRS. HAZELTON'S and MISS ERLEMANN'S between classes swimming exercise merits attention. BEAT YORK. HUC Swamps Dubois: Garber Scores 20 The HUCsters gained sweet re venge last Saturday night when they smothered the Dußois Center five, 67-41. Last season the Ducsters knocked off HUC twice but Saturday night was an altogether different story. Led by Pistol Pete Garber, who banged in 20 points, the Hazle ton boys took an early lead and maintained it throughout the game. The large crowd on hand had little to cheer about as the best the Dußois cagers could do was cut the lead to 32-25 at the half. With Garber hit ting the mark steadily, the locals' margin grew to 48-29 in the third period. Hazleton racked up 19 more points in the final session to win go ing away. Statz Laganosky, Johnny Riley, and Jimmy Munroe also had a big share in the smooth-working offen sive of the Rudmanites. This trio ac counted for 35 tallies. Aside from being high scorer, Garber also teamed up with Hutnyan to do yeo man work on the defense. Captain Smiley Kokoska and Al Miller were the best offensive bets for the home club with 17 points be tween them. Kokoska and B. Wood ring led a snappy passing attack for the losers. The box score: HUC Riley, f. Narusewicz, f. Munroe, f. 5 Martin, f. 0 Garber, c. 8 Strike, c. 1 Laganosky, g. 6 Hutnyan, g. 3 Shuptar, g. 1 Riordan, g. Talarovich, g. 0 Totals Jimmy Munroe, ex-HHS court star, sparked the locals' drive, find ing the laces for 14 points. Assisting in the HUC offensive were John Ri ley and Statz Laganosky, who racked up 23 points between them. The most heartening factor in the fray was the, play of "Pete" Garber, who had previously been unable to find the hoop in the Alumni and York games. Altoona, paced by DeGraseso, held an 8-6 lead at the end of the first period, but soon lost it to the Rud manites who unleashed a barrage of scintillating shots to lead by 25-14 at the half. The homesters were never able to overcome the Hazleton lead and the Hucsters walked off the court victorious when the final whistle sounded. Laganosky, f. Hutnyan, f. Shuptar, f. Riordan, f. Talarovich, f. Garber, c. Munroe, g. Martin, g. Riley, g. Narusewiez, g ALTOONA Neel, f. Pantolos, f. Hartly, f. Rice, f. Long, c. McEirk, c. Fagan, g. Youngeman, g. DeGraseso, g. Condon, g. John Bayer, to instructor: Why do you have to change signs in de terminants ? Paul Cerula: House rules! DUBOIS Kokoska, Yount, f. Keenan, f. Gepp, f. J. Woodring, c. Federici, c. Fls. Pts. 3 11 0 0 1 11 0 0 4 20 0 2 1 13 1 7 1 .8 0 0 0 0 F.G Hawk, e. Miller, g. Winter, g. B. Woodring, g Totals Period score: HUC DUBOIS _2B 11 67 a, _ ____ - .. ~ ..,i..3 0 Hucsters Defeat Altoona J. C., 54-44 Last Friday evening the Hucsters won their first Pennsylvania Junior College 'Conference tilt at the ex pense of Altoona Junior College, by a 54-44 score. Totals Totals DEUCES WILD Math. 2 class F.G. 4 __lB 5 41 23 32 48 67 13 25 29 41 Fls. Pts. 1 9 1 5 2 0 0 2 6 0 2 0 0 0 8 0 2 1 7
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