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Thursday, October 2, 1047 .
NORTH CAMBRIA
and General Comment
Home Opener
SPORTS
on Saturday
Sees Patton Lose to Gloers
Local Squad Threatens
To Score Twice in Game
Nanty-Glo High won over Pat-
ton High by a score of 25-7 on
Saturday afternoon in the opening
home grid game of the year on
the Patton Athletic Field.
After an evenly-fought first
quarter, Patton threatened to
chilk up a score in the second
period, but lost the ball on downs
cn the Nanty-Glo four-yard line.
Nanty-Glo scored its initial
touchdown in the second period
when M. Gongloff passed to
Swartz, who broke loose for 30
yards. Gongloff made good the
extra point.
Just before the half ended, Rus-
sell intercepted a Patton pass to
run 45 yards for the second
Nanty-Glo touchdown. The try for
the extra point failed.
Early in the third quarter, R.
Litzinger, Patton left halfback,
making the score Nanty-Glo 13,
Patton, 7
Nanty-Glo's passing attack once
again clicked in the third stanza
when a pass (Gongloff to Swartz)
produced another touchdown late
in the period.
Nanty - Glo’'s final touchdown
came in the last frame when
Swartz went through from the
two-yard line after a drive of 30
yards. Patton had the ball on the
Gloers' five-yard line, threatening
to score, as the game ended.
The summary:
Patton—7
LE—Farrell .
LT—Lawson .
LG—Moyer ...
C —Cossitor .
RG—Single .. . Strenko
RT—Carl ......wm.... Johnson
RE—Donahue ..... J. Gongloff
QB—Hood ...... Russell
LH—Litzinger .. . Swartz
RH—Albright . ... Sloan
Nanty-Glo—25
wma Yoger
. Evanischko
Guella
O'Farrell
FB—Jenkins ......... M. Gongloff
Patton 0 0 7 0—7
HIGHLIGHTS
Portage High Tops
Barnesboro, 12-0,
On Friday Evening
Portage High School scored
tcuchdowns in both the first and
last quarters to Friday evening at
the Barnesboro Municipal Stadium
tc down Barnesboro High by the
score of 12-0.
Fullback Kellerman broke loose
to dash 30 yards for a score for
the Portage boys in the first per-
iod. Barnesboro muffed a chance
to score in the same stanza when
they fumbled on the Portage
eight-yard line.
The Portage lads scored again
in the final quarter when R. Mill-
er pushed through tackle after a
45-yard march down the field.
| Portage held a 10--5 advantage
|in first downs. The summary:
Barnesboro—o0 Portage—12
LE+-—Cromo W. Miller
LT—Terrizzi Froggatt
{ LG—Bacha Hofoff
C —Zeroka Depoit
RG-—McMullen . McVicker
RT—Stavish Gouse |
RE—Lapso Smalley
QB—Steele Bowser |
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Schedule
HIGH SCHOOL GAMES
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2
Cherry Tree at Hastings*
Ferndale vs Conemau, .
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3 gh (Poly)
Nanty-Glo at Barnesboro
Ebensburg at Hollidaysburg:
Commodore at Pine Twp.
Mahaffey at Bigler Twp.
Lilly at Portage*
Harrisburg Cath. at Altoona Cath.*
Roaring Spring at Bedford
Conemaugh Twp. vs. Westmont at
Point Stadium*
Richland Twp. at Meyarsdale
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4
Carrolltown at Patton
Portage Twp. at Spangler
Cresson at Huntingdon
Westover at Snowshoe
Southmont at South Fork
Bellwood at Saxton*
Beaverdale at
MO
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7
Richland Twp. vs. Dale (Point)*
PA. PROFESSIONAL GAMES
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4
Altoona at New Kensington
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5
Johnstown at Jeanette
McKees Rocks at McKeesport
COLLEGE GAMES
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touchdown. Albright plunged over
into the end zone for the point,
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Substitutes — Patton: Winslow,
Stoy, Swab, Turnbull; Nanty-Glo:
Benson, Contie, Chfiristoff, Maz-
mann, Dukes, Malhalko.
Touchdowns—Swartz 3, Russell,
Litzinger.
Extra Points—M. Gongloff
(plunge), Albright (plunge).
Referee—Conrad. Umpire—Yin-
gling. Head linesman—Ball.
RH—Cowan
FB—Craver
: . Richey
. . Kellerman
Barnesboro 0 0 0 0— Of
| Portage ih 6 0 0 6—12/
Substitutes — Barneshoro: Bru- |
| baker, Bush, Brown, Dukes, Stitt; |
Portage: Eastman, Kline, Kunko. |
Touchdowns—R. Miller, Richey. |
Referee — Yingling. Umpire —
Gall. Head linesman—Horchak.
Break 3-Game Record
Friday By 20-0 Score
The Carrolltown High School
“Mountaineers” dropped from the
ranks of the district’s undefeated
elevens on Friday night when the
powerful Portage Twp. eleven roll-
ed over them by a score of 20-0
in a night game at the Carroll-
town Stadium before a large but
rather chilly crowd of fans.
Right Halfback Mike Rocker
was the star of the game, ac-
ccunting for all Portage Twp.’s
points. Rocker started off in the
first quarter by intercepting a
“Mountaineer” pass and running
45 yards to paydirt. Later in the
same quarter, the townshippers
sdbred again after a 38-yard drive
through Carrolltown.
After a scoreless second stanza,
Portage Twp. scored again in the
third period.
Carrolltown threatened to score
only once, that being in the last
quarter when the “Mountaineers”
drove from their own 20-yard
stripe to the Portage Twp. 21-
Portage Twp. Hands Carrollis
First Defeat of 1947 Season
yard line, Right End Hunter fail-
ing by inches to catch a pass in
the end zone.
Portage Twp. chalked up a total
of 15 first downs to five for the
“Mountaineers.”
At half time the Carrolltown
High School Band put on a one-
ring “circus” for the amusement |
of the fans. |
Carrolltown—0 Portage Twp.—20
LE—M. Swanson . we Jtell
LT—Sponsky . ... Wetsko
LG—Stolz . . Koszarcek
C —Mihalik . E. Rocker
RG—B. Swanson Walls |
RT—Symosky . Kunko |
RE—Hunter .. . Peterson |
QB—Columbus . Nimitz |
LH—Lacey . Barno |
RH—Eckenrode . M. Rocker |
FB—Ertter ..... ; Sassing
Carrolltown 0.00 0—0
Portage Twp. ....14 0 6 0—20]
Substitutes—Carrolltown: Zadai,
O. Rizzotti, L. Rizzotti, Buck, |
Kohan; Portage Twp.: Wozsiak,
Shaner, Nolan, Reppt, Page, Con-
yoch, Pauley, Zerenko.
Touchdowns—M. Rocker 3.
Extra Points—Rocker 2 (plun-
ges).
First Hastings Score
Hastings Tops Spangler, 13-0,
In Arclight Contest Saturday
RT—W. Abel .
RE—Farbaugh
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PMC at West Chester S. T.*
Delaware at Maryland*
Fordham at Georgetown*
Marquette at St. Louis Univ.*
Wayne at Detroit*
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4
Bucknell at Penn State
otre Dame at Pitt. Ill. at Iowa
Colorado U. at Army Wis, at Ind.
Temple at Holy Cross
Lafayette at Penn Minn, at Neb.
Brown at Princeton
Boston Univ. at Harvard
Columbia at Navy Cornell at Yale
N. Y. U. at Brooklyn College
Colgate at King's Point A.
St. Bonaventure at Cincinnati
Albright at Mulhenburg
Dickinson at Grove City
Youngstown at (Geneva
Case at Lehigh N. C. at Texas U.
Lock Haven S. T. at Bloomsburg
Slippery Rock at Indiana S. T.
Westminster at Juniata
Shippensburg S. T. at Kutztown
Stanford at Michigan .
U. C. L. A, at Northwestern
Ohio State at Purdue
Iowa State at Kansas
Texas A-M at Oklahoma
Missouri at S. M. U.*
Ala. at Vanderbilt L.S.U. at Ga.
Georgia Tech at Tulane
Duke at Tenn. N. C. at Texas U.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5
St. Vincent's at Canisius
Duquesne at San Francisco
Ithaca at Niagara
Results
HIGH SCHOOL SCORES
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24
Adams Twp., 7 .. .. Conemaugh,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25
25 . Armagh,
- Tilly,
26
Portage Twp., 20, Carrollt’n,
Portage, 12 .... Barnesboro,
Ebensburg, 6. Conemaugh T.,
Cooper Twp., 25... Westover,
Gallitzin, 6 .... Cresson,
Beaverdale,
Altoona Catholic,
th., 19, St. Justin’s,
. Bedford,
eyersdale,
. New Florence,
. Brookville,
Somerset,
Jersey Shore,
Westmont, 26 ..
Shade Twp., 51
Black Lick, 6
Indiana, 45 ..
Huntingdon, 13 ..
Bellwood-Antis, 18, y
Philipsburg, 13 ... Hollidaysburg,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
Nanty-Glo, 25 ........ Patton, 7
Hastings, 13 Spangler, 0
Johnstown, 26 ...... .. Glassport, "12
Altoona, O ............ Westinghouse, 0
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McKess Rocks, 13 ... ... Altoona, 7
Johnstown, 0 .. New Kensington, 0
COLLEGE RESULTS
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26
St. Vincent's, 7 ... Indiana 8. T.,, 0
Temple, 32 ........ “N.Y Us?
West Chester, 33 . .. Drexel, 13
4. Niagara, 7
. Moravian,
QB—Selestok
GB ~Selegior” sunshine all the
RH—Wolanin
FB—Kostura
Hastings 013 0 0—13
Spangler .. .0 0 0 0— 0
Substitutes—Hastings: Thomas,
Carpinello, E. Holtz, Bobal, A.
Holtz, N. Urich; Spangler: Start-
ton, Mucurio, M. Gray, Carne-
Patrick
Homady
Baron
Fryer
Cornell,
Slippery Rock ...
Westminster, 0 |
Slippery Rock, 6 ..
Holy Cross, 0
soly ‘Cr Westminster, 8 | First Home Game
Darthmouth,
- 's Pt.,
Gotumiia, 40 ; ’ | Penn State’s Nittany Lions will
Shippensburg, 12 ... Calif. S. T., open their home schedule on Sat-
Indiana, 17 ... ... Nebrasko, 0 |urday of this week against Buck-
Wisconsin, 32 Purdue | : 3
vanderbilt, 3 Finuoston, [nell College, at which time they
> Missouri, | will be after their second win
Ohio State, 13 | : £ »
Minnesota, 7 Washington, having defeated Washington State
to appreciate the
more.
wig 0 | Penn State to Play |Gallitzin Edges
Cresson High, 6-0,
In Thriller Friday
With both teams registering 11
first downs, Gall:itzin High edged
out Cresson, its neighbor, by a
Result of Blocked Kick
Scoring two touchdowns in the
second period, Hastings High de-
feated Spangler, 13-0, on Satur-
day night in a game under the
lights at the Spangler Stadium.
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planning from the
line, Patrick punted only to have
Wolanin, the Hastings halfback,
block the kick. W. Abel fell on
the ball in the end zone, and
thus Hastings racked up their
filrst six points in the second
frame.
Again in the second stanza,
Carpinello broke loose for a 50-
yard run to score a second touch-
down for the winners.
Spangler’'s eleven threatened to
score in both the first and third
periods, driving to the Hastings
15-yard stripe, but losing the ball
on downs.
Spangler High meets the strong
Portage Twp. eleven this Satur-
day night in a game at 8 p. m.
on the Spangler field. The sum-
mary of Saturday's game:
Hastings—13 Spangler—0
LE—A. Born ........... MCKivigan
LTR. Abel ....ciie Kowardy
LG—Weakland ............. Taranto
C —Sponsky . N. Gray
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Referee — Conrad. Umpire —
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Ebensburg Wins
Third Straight
Grid Contest, 6-0
Ebensburg-Cambria High exten-
ded its winning streak to three
consecutive games by winning a
6-0, hard-fought victory over the
Conemaugh Twp. eleven on Fri-
day night at Ebensburg.
A pass intercepted by Ebens-
burg on their own 31-yard line in
the first quarter set the stage for
the winning touchdown. Dick Bar-
Points—Galinis (place-
ber broke loose for a 33-yard gain
and Steve Staruch, on a beautiful
run, registered 19 more yards.
With the ball resting on Cone-
maugh’s nine-yard line, Fullback
Banfer plunged through the line
for eight yards and on the next
try went through center to score
from the one-yard stripe. Only 7
plays were needed for Ebensburg
to score from the time they inter-
ceptd the pass on their own 31-
yard line.
The Red Devils were on the
move for another six points late
in the second quarter, advancing
to the 18-yard line when half-
time was called. Conemaugh had
nine first downs to Ebensburg’s 5.
The townshippers made 173 yards
to 171 for Ebensburg. The losers
attempted 18 passes, with four
being good for 52 yards. Ebens-
burg did not complete one pass.
Ebensburg—6 Conema’gh Twp.—0
LE—Maxwell . on Carnhan
LT—Makosy . ; Barty
LG—McKernan ..
C —Nelson
RG—Roberts
RT—Tibbott .
RE—Dadorek
QB—Miller ..
LH—Barber .
RH—Staruch
FB—Banfer .
Ebensburg ;
Conemaugh Twp. .. 0 0 0 0—0
Substitutes—Ebensburg: Doerr,
Mauer, Datsko,
Conemaugh Twp.:
ziak, Malakera.
Touchdown—Banfer.
Referee—Drum. TUmpire—Con-
rad. Head linesman—ILaporte,
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To Carrolltown
Saturday at 2:30
Saturday will be a big day in
Patton. It’s the day the Patton
High School is host to the Car-
rolltown High School “Mountain-
eers” in their annual football
classic, with this year’s game to
be played at the Patton Athletic
Field at 2:30 p. m.
Last year Carrolltown defeated
Patton by the score of 6-0 in a
hard-fought contest at Carroll-
town.
This year Carrolltown had three
wins and one loss, while Patton
has had two setbacks.
Carrolltown had victories over
Spangler, 14-0, over Cherry Tree,
33-7, and over Hastings, 2-0. Their |
lone defeat was at the hands of
the strong Portage Twp. eleven,
20-0. South Fork downed Patton,
by a score of 27-6 in a game at
sia. 7 |Hershey, Pa., Saturday, Sept. 20.
After the Bucknell game the
| season schedule includes Syracuse,
| West Virginia and Colgate games
to be played at home.
The Penn State schedule is as
follows:
Oct. 4—Bucknell, home
Oct. 11—Fordham, away
Oct. 18—Syracuse, home
Oct. 25—West Virginia, home
Nov. 1—Colgate, home
Nov. 8—Temple, away
Nov. 15—Navy, at Baltimore
Nov. 22—Pitt, away
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Cherry Tree J. V.’s
Edge Out Barnesboro
Cherry Tree's J. V.’s scored a
touchdown in the last quarter of
a game with Barnesboro J. V.'s
last week to take a 6-2 decision
over Barnesboro. The latter lads
scored a safety also in the last
stanza.
Barnesboro made its safety
hen Center James tackled Full-
back Miller in the end zone. The
Cherry Tree score came on a pass
and a line play.
6-0, in the latter's opener, while
Nanty-Glo set them bck 25-7 in
a game here Saturday.
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Late of the Township of East
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score of 6-0 Friday night under
tht floodlights at Cresson.
Gallitzin scored «its winning
tally in the second stanza when
DiMaria sent a 26-yard pass to
Matey on the fourth down.
Fullback Pupi of Cresson car-
ried the ball 17 times in the last
quarter for 80 yards and to ad-
vance the ball to the one-half
yard line. After a plunge through
center failed to gain, Pupo sent
a pass intended for Wilks but
Halfback Geis of Gallitzin inter-
cepted in the final minutes to
save the win for Gallitzin.
Gallitzin totalled 171 yeards in
rushing to Cresson's 123. Gallit-
zin completed three pasess out of
eight tries while Cresson made
two good out of five attempts.
Cresson—o0 Gallitzin—6
LE—Illig . pn Valko
LT—Zelenski .. . DeSefasana
LG—Eckenrode McMahon
C —Kime . . Perry
RG—Domino . Bozzella
RT—Beers McAleer
RE—Wilks . Julian
QB—Joseph . Burns
LH—Yartim . DiMaria
RH—Weis . . Geis
FB—Pupo
Cresson .
Gallitzin .0 6 0 0—6
Substitutes — Cresson: Marty-
nuski, Cobitch, Fontanella, Ken-
nedy, Fyock, Funicelli; Gallitzin:
Della, Tutko, Becker, Ruzzi.
Touchdown—Matey.
Referee—Johnsonbaugh. Umpire
—Shollenberger. Head linesman—
Spalding.
Westover Drops
To Cooper Twp.
Scoring touchdowns in all but
the initial period, Cooper Twp
High School defeated Westover
High by a score of 25-6 in a game
last Friday evening on the ‘Has-
tings field.
Norris Westover raced into the
end zone in the last quarter to
score the loser’s only touchdown.
The summary:
Westover—6
LE—D. Westover ....
LT—McMaster .
LG—H. Westover
C —G. Westover
RG—D. Straw .
RT—H. Straw
RE-—Markle
QB—McKee
LH—B. Mock
RH—Sybert ;
FB—N. Westover
Westover .... «0
Cooper Twp. ...
Touchdowns — Marcinko,
N. West-
Cooper Twp.—25
. Marcinko..
. Lawrence
. Coble
. Carlson
. Ebon
. Pelton
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Feferee — Vivadelli. Umpire —
Keenan. Head linesman—Ball.
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neighbor a break.
On party-line telephones, cour-
tesy pays dividends! Be brief
. +. Space calls . . . Hang up
gently . . . Take the lead in
good party-line manners. It
will mean better service for all.
5
The Bell Telephone Company
of Pennsylvania