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Nicktown N ine
Edges Out Carrolls
The Nicktown Baseball Team
defeated the Carrolltown nine by
a close score of 5-4 in a recentiy
hard-fought game on the Nick-
town diamend. The |game was
played for a meal at the annual
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Patton to Meet South F ork
In Lid-Lifter On Saturday
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To Number of Injuries | Carrolltown Boys
Coach Pat Marquette’s Patton Bid for Positions Nicktown Picnic.
High School Footbali Team willl Ripert Cieslik and Bede Lan-| Gray led the hitters for Carroll-
open its season aguinst the South |tzv hoth from Carrolitown and |town by connecting four times,
Fork High Falcons this Saturday |poth students at St. Francis Col- | while McCombie’s three hits led
at South Fork. The starting time | jege Loretto, are making a bid | Nicktown. It was the third win
of the game is 2.30 p. m. (EST). |for squad positions on the St.|[for W. Lieb as against one loss.
son High, 20-0, in a game played
on mud-spattered Cricket Field at
Altoona Friday night before an
estimated 3,000 fans. '
Altoona scored in the first few
minutes of the game when Cres-
gon fumbled the kick-off, Altoona
recovering; in six plays, Hogan
went over to score.
The mud handicapped Cresson
in the second frame. A bad pass
from center by Cresson, with Con-
lon falling on the ball in the end
zone, registered a safety for Al-
toona. Later in the same period,
Donnelly scored from the 15-yard
line after a 60-yard march by the
Maurauders.
EASY PAYMENTS?
Last season Patton defeated
South Fork by a score of 12-0 in
opening the season for Patton on
the Patton field.
This year Coach Marquette has
six ‘of last year's lettermen in his
ranks, but in the coming Satur-
day's game Patton will be handi-
capped with seven of the regulars
suffering injuries. Marty Carl, the
regular tackle, will be out for a
month with a shoulder injury.
The starting lincup for Patton
also is uncertain due to the out-
come of injuries, i,ut the starting
front wall will average appoxi-
mately 148 pounds while the back-
field will average 135.
South Fork High has Vincent
A. Mitek as their coach. Mitek is
a graduate of St. Francis Colllege,
having played under “Big Jim”
Leonard. He coached at Spangler
High during the season of 1945
and ‘last year played with the Al-
toona Mountaineers of the Penna.
Professional League.
South Fork has played two
games so far this vear—both on
the South Fork field. Adams
Twp. downed the Falcons, 51-6,
but South Fork came back last
Saturday to win over Armagh,
20-6, for their first victory after
1) defeats.
The Patton High School Athle-
tic Assn. is selling season tickets
for the five home games at Pat-
ton. The price of these ducats is
$2, while the price at the gate
for single games will be 50 cents.
Season tickcts may be secured at
the school or from Ralph Litzing-
er.
Patton's five home games are
as follows:
, September 27, Nanty-Glo.
ber 4, Carrolltown.
Hastings.
, October 18, Gallitzin.
, November 1, Lilly.
Game Change
High's game with Cher:
ry Tree, originally scheduled for
Saturday, Nov. 8, at Cherry Tree,
has been changed to Friday night,
Nov. 7, at the Barnesboro Muni-
cipal Stadium at & p. m.
The probable starting lineups
for the Patton South-Fork game,
still uncertain because of injuries,
are as follows:
Patton High School
Ray Winslow or Dietrick
Bob Stoy: ..ouii
Emmett Moyer .
Joe Cossitor or Henry
Leonard Single ..
Robert Lawson ..
R. Donahue, Jack Farrell or
Paul Hoover ....... RE
D. Hood or Gene Bro
R. Litzinger or J. Dietrick LH
Tom Albright or J. Dietrick RH
Dietrick, P. Jenkins or Eben
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Tunnecliffe
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Hastings, Carrolltown
To Clash Friday Night
The outstanding football game
in this area Friday evening will
be the Hastings-Carrolltown con-
test at the Carrolltown Stadium
at 8:00 p. m. (Standard Time).
Carrolltown has two victories
without a defeat and Hastings
has one for one, losing to Lilly,
7-0 in the last minutes of their
first game and taking Heilwood,
20-0, last Thursday night.
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BLUE JAYS WIN
The Colver Blue Jays took the
third game of a series between
them and Carrolltown in a game
played on Sunday.
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Francis 1947 football team.
Practice for the 80 young men
“out” for football began under
the direction of “Big Jim” Leo-
nard (Notre Dame “35”) last
week. Competition is keen and
numerous for the various posi-
tions and many standouts still
are undercover.
Leonard is assisted by back-
field coach George Matlin (St.
Francis 42”) and line mentor
Rober Corrigan (Notre Dame
In Night Game
Carpinello’s 68-Yard
Sprint Game Highlight
Hastings High School, looking
football
season, downed Pine Twp., 20-0,
last Thursday night on the Has-
tings Athletic Field. Hastings
dropped a hard-fought game to
Lilly by the score of 7-0 in their
cpener a week previous.
Carpinello raced 68 yards for
the first Hastings touchdown in
the early moments of the game.
He attempted to pass on the Pine
Twp. 32-yard line, but finding no
opening ran the ball, scoring
standing up.
E. Holtz scored for Hastings in
the second quarter after Carpin-
ello carried the ball to the one-
yard line, and scored again in
the final quarter on an off-tackle
play from the four-yard mark.
Hastings held a 9-3 advantage
in first downs.
The summary:
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McCombe, r
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Hastings Tops Heilwood, 20-0,
On Thursday
Carrollitown this Friday night for
what holds promise of being an
interesting encounter.
Thursday's summary:
Hastings—?20 Heilwood—0
LE—A. Born . Krevel
LT—Bobal . ; . Gillo
LG—Weakland Sinclair
C —Stotsky . Davis
RG—J. Galinis . . Domingo
RT—W. Abel . Steles
RE—J. Farabaugh Polenik
QB—E. Holtz ... Bennett
FB—Kostura Farbaugh
LH-—Carpinello . Brilliante
RH—A. Holtz Gelenza
Hastings 0 6—20
Pine Twp. . 0 0 0 0—0
Substitutes—Hastings: R. Abel,
Cavallo, Bills, Walonin, Shall, Se-
lestok, Urich, B. Born, Thomas,
Mancuso. Heilwood: Detwiler,
Steffy.
Touchdowns—Carpinello 1, E.
Holtz 2.
Extra Points—Kostura E.
Holtz 2 (plunges).
Refree—Thomas. Umpire—Ball.
1,
The Hastings eleven travels to
Head linesman, Vivadelli.
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“Winners Score 3 Times
During Second Quarter
Carrolltown High's “Mountain-
eers” bounced over Cherry Tree
High in a 33-7 decision at the
Carrolltown Stadium on Friday
night, with a crowd of 4,000
fans attending the ganie.
Carrolltown hit pay dirt for
the first time in the intial quar-
ter without Cherry Tree even
getting its hands on the ball
Cherry Tree kicked off, stopping
Carrolltown on their own 39-yard
line. The Mountaineers then drove
steadily up the field, Ertter
scoring on a line plunge. Ertter
also took the ball over for the
extra point.
Starting off the second frame,
the Carrolls drove from their own
23-yard line to score the second
time, when Lacey went off tackle
for about five yards. In the same
stanza, Sponsky blocked a Cherry
Tree punt on the losers’ 25-yard
stripe. “Red” Buck then went 15
yards for a first down on Cherry
Tree's 10-yard line, thus setting
up a pass play (Lacey to Hunter)
for the third score. Again in the
second period, Zadai intercepted
a pass on Cherry Tree's own 23-
yard marker and after a series
of plunges, Lacey passed to Zadai
for six points. Lacey made good
a center plunge for the point.
In the second half, the Moun-
taineers scored after driving from
their own 18-yard line when Jim
Lacey crossed for pay dirt. Ert-
ter made the extra point.
Cherry Tree scored their lone
touchdown when Johns crossed
over on a reverse play. Sunder-
land made the point while on the
receiving end of a pass from
Johns. The summary:
Carrolltown—33 Cherry Tree—7
LE—B. Schilling .. Sunderland
LT—R. Sponsky Price
LG—O. Rizzotti . we. Smith
C —Mihalik . . Ondecko |
RG—Swanson . Baron |
RT—Symosky . Anderson |
RE—Hunter . . Bernecky |
QB—Zadai Ferensic
LH—J. Lacey . Coble |
RH—Columbus Johns |
FB—J. Ertter . ; Shaw |
Carrolltown 719 7 0-33]
Cherry Tree . 0 0 0 7— 7|
Substitutes—Carrolltown: Buck, |
White, Eckenrode, Schilling, L.
Rizzotti, Gavaler, Stoltz, Emer-
ick, Bearer, Matsko, Timalli,
Bradford, Lehmier, Luther, Volk,
Sponsky, Switzler, Lachery;
Cherry Tree: Scott, Timic, Flem-
ming, Carictisi.
Touchdowns—Lacey 2, Ertter,
Zadai, Hunter, Johns.
Extra Points—Ertter (plun-
ges), Lacey (plunge), Sunderland
(pass). 5
First Downs: Carrolltown 17,
Cherry Tree 5; Yards Gained:
Carrolltown 256, Cherry Tree, 97;
Yards Lost: Carrolltown 30, Cher-
ry Tree 30.
Referee — Yingling. Umpire —
Ball. Head linesman—Keenan.
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Carrolltown’s Mountaineers
Run Over Cherry Tree, 33-7
Stilley New Line Coach
Ken Stilley, former Altoona
Cathoic High grid coach, is now
line coach at St. Bonaventure un-
der head coach Hugh Devore, a
former Notre Dame mentor. Stil-
ley is doing a fine job and St.
Bonaventure is looking forward
to very successful season.
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~|son traveled to Altoona for the
Altoona scored again in the
third quarter after a poor punt by
the Indians. Irwin scored from
the six-yard line. Altoona lost an-
other chance to score in the final
period by fumbling the ball on
the two-yard line. -
Altoona had the edge on first
downs, 11-5.
Quite a delegation from Cres-
game, along with the Cresson
High School Band. It rained up
until game time, making the field
soft and muddy, with both teams
using numerous substitutes.
Cresson has a number of boys
from Dean and Dysart area on
their team. The students from
this area are attending Cresson
High School. The summary:
Altoona—20 Cresson—~0
LE—Humm Illig
LT—Risconsin Reghetti
LG—Pacifico .... Eckenrode
C —Leiden . . Fontanella
RG—Conlon ... vine. DOMINO
RT—Glasshauser ........ L. Beers
RE—Yetsko ....... wpm WIIK
QB—W. Hogan ...... Martynuski
LH-—Mason . idee Yartim
RH—Irwin ......
FB—Mack . Sh
Altoona ..6 8 6 0—20
Cresson ...........0 0 0 0-0
Substitutes — Altoona Catholic:
Schmminger, Silveri, Koestner,
Schraf, Olivo, P. Hogan, Don-
nelly, Aigner, Weamer, Misitano,
Luddy, Ronan, Briggs, Jansen;
Cresson: P. Beers, Kime, Ken-
nedy, Covich, I. Zenlinski, W.
Zenlinski, Funicelli, Lang, Burley,
McCauley, Yanssens, Joseph and
Feyock.
Touchdowns—Hogan, Irwin 2.
Safety—Cresson.
Referee—Billetdeaux. Umpire—
Horchak. Head linesman—Oswald.
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13-0, In Rainy Night Game
Spangler Loses Chance
To Score in 3rd Period
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latter school’s eleven defeated
Spangler by a score of 13-0.
Coach Mark Wayne's Richland
lads scored their touchdowns in
the first and thrid periods. Rain
fell throughout the contest.
The Richland Twp. Rams took
the opening kick-off in midfield
and then registered a first down
on Spangler’'s 32. The Rams then
were handed a 15-yard penalty,
and on the next play, a pass
(Gerber to Crum) registered six
points for the Rams. A Gerber te
Jessell pass was good for the
extra point.
In the third frame, after an ex-
change of punts, Spangler fumb-
led and Richland recovered on the
45-yard line. Here, Brownie Don-
ato weaved through Spangler to
scamper 50 yards for a. score.
Coach Keenan's Spangler squad
chaked up three first downs to
Richland’s five, while the North
Cambria boys completed three out
of seven passes and Richland
connected with two out of four.
Spangler threatened to score in
the third period when they inter-
cepted a pass and moved the ball
to the 30-yard line, where Rich-
land dug in and Spangler lost the
ball on downs.
Richland—13
LE—Matey ........
LT—Tesh ...
LG—W. Matey wens cIoirSCH
C -—Hiborik .... Frederick
RG—Straub wi ah GAY
RT—Reitz .... ; Clawson
RE—Jessell .... .. W. Kirsch
QB—Crum . Taranto
LH—Gerber ..... . Homady
RH—Donato ...... ... Fowler
FB—Seaman ............. Mercurio
Richland Twp. ... 7 0 6 0-13
Spangler ...........06 0 0 0— 0
Substitutes—Spangler: Murnari,
Kine, Fryer, Hanwell, Askew, M.
Gray, Contres, Kirkpatrick, Leiti,
Cormish, Gregor, Caldwell. Rich-
land—Yamber, Weaver, Hunter,
Hershberger, Crouse, Jordan, Ba-
log, Mack, Kaufman, Tweadt,
Styles, Brown.
Touchdowns—Crum, Donato.
Extra Points—-Jessell (pass).
Referee—Goss. Umpire—Spald-
ing. Head linesmar—Hill.
Patton Cardinals
Drop to Nicktown
With Pitcher Duman gaining a
total of 10 strikeouts in nine in-
nings, the Nicktown Baseball nine
trimmed the Patton Clay Cardin-
als to the tune if 11-5 in a game
played at Nicktown on Sunday,
Sept. 7.
Blake hurled for Patton and
allowed a total of 18 hits as com-
pared to four allowed by Duman
to the losers.
The summary:
Nicktown
Spangler—0
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Results
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11
Hastings, 20
Indiana, 12 ........... Apollo,
Conemaugh, 26 .. Huntingdon,
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12
Carrolltown, 33, Cherry Tree,
Ebensburg, 6 ...... Ferndale,
Altoona Cath., 20 Cresson,
Johnstown Cath., 14, S. Johns,
Adams Twp., 26 Portage, 12
Conemaugh Twp., 12, Boswell, 0
Bedford, 12 ......... Somerset, 12
Tyrone, 38 .... Osceola Mills,
Roaring Spg., 12, Beaverdale,
Hollidaysburg, 12 .... Saxton,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13
Richland Twp., 13, Spangler,
Gallitzin, 0 ........ Nanty-Glo,
South Fork, 20 ... Armagh,
Johnstown, 13 Erie East,
Windber, 7 Shade Twp.
Westmont, 54 .. Homer City,
AMERICAN CONFERENCE
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12
Cleveland, 55 ..... Brooklyn, 7
New York, 30 .. Los Angeles, 14
INQUIRER CHARITY GAME
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13
Chicago Bears, 13 .. .
.. Philadelphia Eagles, 10
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PA. PROFESSIONAL LOOP
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14
Johnstown, 14, McKees Rocks, 6
McKeesport, 14 .... Altoona, 6
New Kensington, 14, Jeanette, 0
Schedule
HIGH SCHOOL GAMES
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17
Spangler JV at Carrolltown JV#
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18
Conemaugh Twp. vs. Ferndale at
Point Stadium*
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19
Hastings at Carrolltown*
Cresson at Ebensburg#*
Barnesboro at Indiana*
Clymer at Pine Twp.
Houtzdale at Westover
Southmont at Nanty-Glo
Richland Twp. at Bedfcrd*
Adams Twp. at Altoona C.*
Steubenville C. at Johnstown C.*
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20
Patton at South Fork, 2:30 EST
Cherry Tree at Spangler
Lilly at Gallitzin
Bigler Twp. at Curwensville*
Osceola at Bellwood-Antis*
PA. PROFESSIONAL GAMES
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
McKeesport at Johnstown
McKees Rocks at N. Kensington
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19
COLLEGE GAMES
Moravian at West Chester S. T.*
Furman at Georgia*
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20
Washington State vs. Penn State
at Hershey, Pa.*
Geneva at Duquesne
Lincoln U. at Lock Haven S. T.*
St. Louis at Missouri
T. C. U. at Kansas*
Texas at Texas Tech
Miami, O., at William & Mary
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
St. Vincent's at St. Bonaventure
*—Denotes Night Games
Ebensburg Wins
6-0 Grid Decision
Over Strong Foe
Coach Jim Cook’s Ebensburg-
Cambria High grid team opened
its season Friday evening at Eb-
ensburg by defeating Ferndale,
6-0. Ferndale defeated Richland
Twp. the week previous by the
same score.
The lone touchdown, and the
one which proved enough for vic-
tory, came in the second period.
Staruch passed to Baber on the
30-yard line and Barber raced to
the Ferndale two before being
forced out of bounds. Banfer took
the ball over on the second try.
Ebensburg missed a scoring
chance in the third quarter after
recovering a Ferndale fumble on
the 12-yard stripe, but after a
penalty Ebensburg lost the ball on
downs on the Ferndale 17.
Ebensburg held an 11-8 edge in
first downs and gained 181 yards
rushing to 133 for Ferndale. Eb-
ensburg made one of two passes
good for 39 yards while Ferndale
tried 12 aerial attacks, making
one good for 30 yards.
Ebensburg—6 Ferndale—0
LE—Derkstresser Robinson
LT—Makosy ; wee BCZCK
LG—McKernan ..... L. McGuirk
C —Nelson . . Pollak
RG—Roberts - Johns
RT—Tibbott .. Wicknick
RE—Baddorek . Slavich
QB—Miller Howard
LH—Barber . : Hamer
FB—Banfer ans. DICE
RH—Staruch . . Fisher
Ebensburg ww. 0 6 0 0—86
Ferndale wie 00° 0-—=0
Substitutes — Ebensburg: Max-
well, Bukovich, . Empfield, Sitko,
Doerr; Ferndale: Maldet, Kurtz,
Katzenstein, H. Davis, Melnik,
Slick.
Touchdown—Banfer.
Referee—Drum. Umpire—Wei-~
gel. Head linesman—Laport.
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GAME AT SPANGLER
Cherry Tree High School will
meet Coach Keenan's Spangler
High squad in a, game at the
Spangler Stadium at 8:00 p. m.
(EST) Saturday night. Both the
Cherry Tree and Spangler elevens
have records of two losses and
Jeanette at Altoona
Altoona Pro Cage
Games Will Be
Played at Mosque
Altoona, a member of the All-
American Professional Basketball
League, will be named the Al-
toona Edward and the team will
be at home at the Jaffa Mosque.
Altoona will open its league sea-
son Thanksgiving night, Nov. 27,
with Cumberland at the Mosque.
Charles R. (Chick) Davis, high-
{ly popular cage coach with 30
| years experience as mentor of
| crack cake quintets in the West-
| ern States, will guide the Altoona
| entry.
| Prior to opening of the regular
{ league season on Thanksgiving, a
| benefit game will be played either
Nov. 19 or 22 at the Mosque. Af-
ter the opening game, Altoona’s
home games will be played Sat-
urday nights.
The fine set-up for basketball
induced the pros to come to Al-
toona, the floor at Mosque being
ione of the best in the league.
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