Thursday, April 11, 1946
~ ANP
NORTH OF COUNTY
and General Comment
CAMBRIA COUNTY
INDUSTRIAL BASEBALL
LEAGUE ORGANIZED
At a meeting in the Penn-Eben
Hotel last Friday evening, John
Urban of Ebensburg was elected
president and Emil Salony of Lilly
secretary-treasurer of the newly-
formed Cambria County Industrial
Baseball League.
The league will consist of eight
teams, with the following teams
and representatives present at the
meeting: Bakerton, John Polites;
Barnesboro, Jack Trybus; Colve
Peter Scudero; Revloc, James Pla-
vin; Nanty-Glo, Charles Krawetz;
Johnstown, Clarence Lewis; Lilly,
Emil Salony, and Bennscreek, And-
rew Seman.
The by-laws, drawn up at a
special meeting, were accepted and
the opening date was set for May
15, with a 42-game schedule.
Team forfeits were set at $150
with the Spalding Ball adopted,
and it was announced that Levy's
Sport Shop, Johnstown will pre-
sent a trophy to the championship
team.
Plan ior Junior League
Ten teams voted interest in the
forming of a junior league, with a
19-year-old age limit, which will
abide by the rules of the Amateur
Baseball Assn. rules.
John Urban, who attended a
meeting in New York Cy in re-
gards to forming a junior loop un-
der rules of the A. A. B. A, an-
nounced that the league's winner
would compete in the 3 A. B. A.
tournament late in the summer.
Teams showing willingness to
join the league are Barneshoro,
Bakerton, Colver, Ebensburg, Rev-
loc, Lilly, Benscreek, Summerhill,
Nanty-Glo and Vintondale.
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CONEMAUGH LEGION
ENTERS STATE FINAL
'11942 did they fail to play better
WAN
SPORTS
AAP
PIRATES’ MANAGER
FOR COMING SEASON
STILL FRANKIE FRISCH
Starting his seventh season as
| manager of the Pittsburgh club,
| Frankie Frisch has the highly
| creditable record of having failed
| only once to finish in tha first div-
| ision. This was in 1942, when the
Pirates landed fifth. They finished
up fourth in 1940, 1941, 1943 and
1945, and came in second in 1944.
| In those six years under Frisch,
| the Pirates won 477 games and lost
439, a percentage of .521. Only in
|
than .500 ball. That gives Frisch
| a managerial record of finishing 9
[times in_the first division in 11
| seasons. He was outside the select
| circle of the first four in only one
| of his five years previously as the
| St. Louis Cardinals’ manager.
| Frank Frisch holds the distinc- |
| tion of being the only man in base- |
{ball who ever: emis
|won a World's
| Series in his first
| full season as a
| major league
| manager. Frisch
| did that in 1934, §
| when he led the
| St. Louis Cards
| to a world tri-
umph over the
| Detroit Tigers
| with he himseli
| dealing a knoek-
| out blow — a two
i bagger with the
| bases loaded that *<-
knocked in three runs in tne third
inning of the final game. |
Though Frisch finished the 1933 |
season as manager of the Cards, |
| he was not appointed until July 24
| to replace Gabby Street, so that]
1934 was his first full season |
TA smart, resourceful, hard-driv-
ing and hard-losing manager, of
the type that eats, drinks and]
| sleeps” baseball, the commander of |
Edited by LEO GRIMME
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SPANGLER LISTS
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
Spangler High has arranged to
play a 10-game baseball schedule,
as announced by Gennaro Canta-
lope, the faculty manager.
Coach Vincent Mitek is in charge
of the squad, having 40 candidates
reporting for practice. “Lefty”
Gormish, who hurled a no-hit game
last year against St. Francis Prep,
is back with this year’s team along
with several other members of the
1945 squad. Spangler’s record
showed six victories against three
defeats last season.
The new schedule is as follows:
: 16 Cherry Tree away
, 22 ..... Westover home
25 .... Black Lick home
. 30, St. Francis Prep, home
3 Black Lick away
7 ... Carrolltown away
9. Westover .. away
14, St. Francis Prep, away
17 .. Cherry Tree home
21 ... Carrolltown home
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SPORT PICKUPS
TRI-COUNTY BASEBALL
LEAGUE ORGANIZED
Six teams will form the Tri-
County High School Baseball Lea-
gue, a newly-formed organization,
with first games to be played on
May 1. The teams are Johnstown,
Windber, Westmont, Ferndale, In-
diana and Conemaugh Twp.
The final games will be played
July 12, with each team playing a
15-game schedule.
OVER 500 AT BANQUET
FOR GALLITZIN HIGH TEAMS
More than 500 persons attended
the banquet sponsored by the Gal-
litzin Athletic Assn. in honor of
the Gallitzin High School basket-
ball and football teams held in the
Oriental Ballroom. Football and
basketball letters were presented
by the coaches.
Armades Raymond, president of
May
May
HIGHLIGHTS
| Pirate brig never asks his players | the Athletic Assn., has announced
| to do anything that he did not do| the purchase of equipment for the
{himself in his brilliant playing | playground, with capable instruct-
Conemaugh L e gion eliminated | days. His record on the field is one | ors'to be selected.
Williamsport Legion from the]
Pennsylvania Legion Basketbal:|
Tournament with two successive
victories last week in semi-finals. |
In the first meeting last Tuesday |
evening on the Franklin High floor |
Conemaugh came out on top 53-47 |
and on the following evening dupli- |
cated the victory by a 52-46 score |
on the Williamsport YMCA. floor. |
Conemaugh, by virtue of their |
victories over Williamsport became |
eligible to play the winner of the
Allentown-Philadelphia Legion se-|
ries for the State Basketball Le-
gion Championship.
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WESTOVER BOXERS
DEFEAT HASTINGS
Westover High School's boxing
team defeated the Hastings High
boxing teams with totals of 5% to
4% last Thursday evening in the
opening bouts of the year at Has-
tings.
Chuck Keefe, Hastings 145-
pounder, scored the only knock-
out on the 10-bout card by stop-
ping Jim Termin in the first min-
ute of the second round.
Jim and Bob Weakland, brothers
on the Hastings team, both won
their bouts. The summary of the
bouts follows:
145-1b. Class—Norris Westover
of Westover and Clair Drass, Has-
tings, draw.
145-1b. Class — Chuck Keefe,
Hastings, technical knockout over
Jim Termini in second round.
120-1b. Class—Cliff Conley, of
Westover, decision over Jack
Weakland, Hastings.
110-1b. Class—Don Horton, de-|
cision over Henry Cavallo of Has- |
ings. |
10-1. Class—Emerson Krug of |
Westover, decision over Orville]
Cunningham, Hastings.
105-1b. Class—Dick Straw, West- |
over, decision over Andy Baron of |
Hastings.
95-1b. Class—Melvin Kurtz, Has- |
tings, decision over Cecil King,
Westover. |
90-1b. Class— Bob Weakland, |
Hastings, decision over George
Markle, Westover. {
80-1b. Class—Jerry Westover of |
Westover, decision over Hastings’|
Joe Hoover. |
65-1b. Class—Jim Weakland of
that may be an inspiration to the
players under him. |
Put Forth the Best !
Whether they win or lose, the
Pirates are always expected to put
forth their best efforts and to keep |
fighting right up to the final min-
ute. That's the only kind of base- |
ball Frisch knows, the only kind |
he will stand for.
As a player he always typified
|
siveness and constant hustle. As a |
manager he expects these same |
qualities. He's determined to win
at all times and has come to b
known as one of the hardest losers |
in the game. Actually that reputa- |
tion is a credit to him and his style |
ball, as the most successful |
school in sport eaches that hard
losers are the most frequent win-
ners because of added efforts the
dread of defeat and the zeal to win
inspires in the player. On the other
hand, the player who is not a hard
loser doesn’t care whether he wins
or not and is not apt to have the
right amount of concern between
victory and defeat.
Frisch will not waste bench
rogm on players of that type. On
a Mirsch-managed club a man must
either hustle every minute or he
will not linger on the roster for
any length of time. That is a guar-
antee that the Pirates will be
found on their toes and giving 100
percent of their possibilities in
every game.
Frisch was born in New York on!
Sept. 9, 1897. His home is in New |
Rochelle, N. Y
BASEBALL AGREEMENT
FOR SCHOOL PLAYERS
NOW IN EFFECT HERE
An agreement by which major!
and minor league baseball clubs
will not sign or even talk to a high
school student about signing a pro-|
fessional contract is now in effect,
insofar as professional baseball
interests are concerned. |
For the past 10 years the Na-
tional Federation of State High
School Athletic Assns., at the in-
sistence of individual state groups,
has been trying to secure a satis-
ED DOHERTY TO ASSIST
LEAHY AT NOTRE DAME
Football coach Frank Leahy has
named Ed Doherty, former Boston
College star quarterback, as an as-
sistant coach to complete the staff
at Notra Dame for 1946.
COOPER BACK FROM NAVY
Walker Cooper, New York Giant
catcher purchased from the Cards
last year for $175,000, has been
| competitive spirit, firey aggres-| gijscharged from, the Navy and has
agreed to terms of a'two-year con-
tract.
JOHNSTOWN TO STAGE
PROFESSIONAL BOXING
George Pavlick, a light-heavy-
weight boxer of some years ago,
has received a license’'to stage pro-
fessional boxing in Johnstown.
The first boxng show, according
to his announcement, will probably
be staged in the latter part of
June in the Point Stadium, under
sponsorship of American Business
Club’s Milk Fund.
MICKEY OWEN TO MANAGE
MEXICAN LEAGUE'S CLUB
Mickey Owen, Brooklyn Dod-
gers’ catcher, remembered as the
Brooklyn who dropped the third
strike in the ninth inning of the
World’s Series game with the N.Y.
Yankees in 1941, has signed a five-
year contract to manage the Ter-
reon Club of the Mexican League.
THREE PLAYERS FIRED
BY NEW YORK GIANTS
Manager Mel Ott has fired three
players for negotiating to play in
the Mexican Baseball League after
having signed contracts with the
New York Giants.
The players are Second Baseman
George Hausmann, who played In
every inning of every game last
year; ; Zimmerman, first base-
man, and Pitcher Sal Maglie.
RULE BOOKS NOW READY
New and improved editions of
the Baseball Rules Book are ready
for free distribution to schools in
his state. Send requests to Sports-
gram, Box 181, Harrisburg, Pa.
RED HOT BASEBALL
A World Series game last year
got, too hot for a group of Elwood,
Ind., radio listeners. Just when the
Chicago Cubs were putting on a
run-scoring rally the radio burst
into flames.
PIGEONS FIGURE, TOO
Last year the Phila. Athletics
| were playing the Boston Red Sox
in Boston and Tom McBride, out-
UNION PRESS-COURIER
© LEGAL NOTICES
© LEGAL NOTICES
TREASURER’'S SALE OF SEATED LANDS AND LOTS IN
THE COUNTY OF CAMBRIA FOR TAXES DUE THEREON
By virtue of sundry Acts of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania relating to the Sale of Seated Lands in the County of Cambria,
etc., for the taxes due and unpaid, the Treasurer will offer at public sale at
the Courthouse, in the Borough of Ebensburg, Pa, on t
TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF APRIL, 1946
Being the 25th day of the month at 9:30 A, M. the following described seated
lands in the sald county or such part thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
the amount of the taxes due and unpaid against the same, and continue the
sale from day to day as the same may be found necessary.
TERMS OF SALE:
on the day when the land is sol
d, except
The amount of all taxes, Interest and costs must be pald
such taxes as have heretofore
filed as liens in the office of the Prothonotary
again be offered for sale.
Otherwise the property
ROY B. GRIFFITH Treasurer of Cambria County
Treasurer's Office, Ebensburg, Pa.
FOR 1943 AND PRIOR YEARS
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CONEMAUGH LEGION
WINS OPEN TOURNEY :
Conemaugh Legion defeated the
Franklin Billiards last week in the
Johnstown Open Basketball Tourn- | h
ament to capture the laurels.
Conemaugh won over Franklin,
27-18 and 29-20. The tourney was
played with the double knock-out |
ruling, meaning a team would have
to be defeated twice to be elmina- |
ted from the tournament. Milan,
Gjurick of Conemaugh was picked
as the outstanding player. |
The All-Tournament Team was |
selected as follows: Lamont Dick-
ey, Johnstown A. and Mike |
Yewcic, Conemaugh A. L. for-|
wards; George Karmarkovich, of
Franklin Billiards, center; Milan |
Gjurick, Conemaugh A. L., and |
Mastovick, Franklin, guards. |
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LIST FINAL DUNKEL
CAGE TEAM RATINGS
The final ratings compiled by |
Dick Dunkel of high schools in
Pennsylvania has been released.
The Ratings show each teams’
scoring margin over the weakest]
team in the state. Allentown High,
the P. I. A. A. title-holder, for the
second consecutive year is on top
with a rating of 74.6, followed by |
Homestead, with 69.1.
The ratings of some of the high
in this district follow:
Ston’ycreek, 55.9 Roring Spg, 47.3 |
Franklin 54.9 Bedford ..... 47.0 |
Westmont 54.0 Gallitzin . 41.0 |
Indiana 52.4 Somerset .
Johnstwn C, 52.2 Boswell
South Fork, 51.3 Wilmore
Johnstown, 49.4 Barnesboro,
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23.8 |
{ ment will not become official in
| Pennsylvania until
! School Penalty Listed
organized baseball in the matter
| of protecting the eligibility of
| schoolboy players.
| Youths Must Graduate
According to the agreement that
was reached recently by the two
roups, no organized baseball club
through any of its officials or rep-
resentatives may enter into any,
negotiations with a talented youth|
until after his high school class
as been graduated, unless he has
been out of school for more than a |
| year. This means that a senior who |
would quit school at any time in|
his senior year could not be signed!
until after his class is graduated
the following June.
Baseball clubs which violate the
agreement are subject to a $500
fine and further to the extent]
they will be forever prohibited |
from signing the player or players
involved.
Although the National Federa-
tion agreed on a penalty to be im-
posed on schools which violate the
agreement, this part of the agree-
all member
schools of the P. I. A. A,, through |
their democratic voting processes, |
adopt the agreement in full.
Since the great majority of the|
schools are known to be in favor,
and in fact have long sought, such
an agreement, it is believed the
voting will be a mere formal pro-
cedure. r
The penalty for schools which
violate the agreement is suspen-
sion from their respective State |
Athletic Assn. This will make vio- |
lators ineligible to compete with|
other member schools in any sport. |
The agreement, now in effect be- |
tween the National groups, will
continue through this and next]
year. It appliees in each state as
soon as the National Federation is |
notified of a state’s adoption of|
the measure. |
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HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
Conema Tp., 48.7 Ebensburg, 22.1 LEAGUE NOW ORGANIZED
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VERNON STEPHENS RETURNS |
TO ST. LOUIS BROWN JOB |
Shortstop Vernon Stephens, who |
Four high schools showed inter-
est in forming a Cambria-Indiana
County High School Baseball]
ball hit by Sam Chapman. A pigeon
| flew by and McBride, mistaking it
| for the ball, went after the pigeon.
Chapman got a two-base hit.
Later in the same game, Hal
Peck, the A’s rightfielder, picked
up a rolling ball and threw it to
the infield. His throw hit a pigeon.
Don’t Wean Pigs Too Soon
The bigger the pig at weaning
time, the more efficient use they
make of feed from then on, and
the more rapid will be their gain,
reminds L. C. Madison, extension
livestock specialist of the Pennsyl-
vania State College.
EXECUTRIX’
In the estate of Winifred Fitz-
patrick, late of the Borough of
Patton, County of Cambria and
State of Pennsylvania.
Notice is hereby given that Let-
ters Testamentary in the Estate
of said decedent have been granted
to the undersigned. All persons in-
debted to said Estate are requested
to make payment and those having
claims or demands against the
same will make them known with-
out delay to
MABEL FITZPATRICK BROWN,
Executrix,
405 Magee Avenue,
Patton, Pennsylvania
C RANDOLPH MYERS,
Attorney for Executrix,
Ebensburg, Pennsylvania. 4-18
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
In the Estate of Anna McMullen,
late of Chest Township, County of
Cambria and State of Pennsyl-
vania, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Let-
| ters of Administration in the Es-
| tate of the above named decedent
have been granted to the under-
signed. All persons indebted to said
| estate are requested to make pay-
ment and those having claims or
demands against the same will
had jumped to the Mexican league, | League at a meeting last Monday | make them known without delay to
has rejoined the St. Louis Browns |
and signed a 1946 contract. |
Commissioner Chandler had pre- The teams are Carrolltown, Bar- |
viously warned that players jump-| nesboro, Cherry Tree and Clymer. |
ing to the Mexican league would] A meeting will be held soon to|
be suspended for fiva years if they | make the final plans and it is |
did not report on opening day of | hoped that more teams will be rep-
the season. resented.
evening at the Cherry Tree High |
School.
EDWARD W. M'MULLEN,
Administrator,
Patton, Pa., R. D. 1.
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