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Thursday, March 25 1948
PRIN
NORTH CAMBRIA
and General Comment
SPORTS
Patton Advances to Finals in Toten.
Loses to Portage; Carrolls, ECHS Win Once
49-39, Monday Night
Bulldogs Hit Patton,
Patton High's Panthers,
winning three games in the §
Francis Varsity F Tourney and
advancing into the finals, was de-
feated in the Class B Champion-
after |
The Panthers carried the
period with a big 13-4 advantag
then rallied in the last fram
come the big
vantage.
Dick Donahue
third
taking the lead 26-18. Barnesboro
getting 10 tallies to 8 for Patton,
t. | but it was not enough to over-
third quarter ad-
landed 13 points
Mountaineers Lose to
Lilly in Second Round
Carrolltown High lost out
St. Francis Tourney play Thur
e,
e,
when they were spanked by Lill
33-21.
Lilly held the lead throughot
HIGHLIGHTS
Edited by LEO GRIMME
day evening” in second round tilt:
Film, ‘Coalport Story’
To Star Taylor, Priest
Chuck Taylor, Coalport wel-
terweight fighter, and Rev.
Father Joseph Meisinger, pas-
tor of St. Basil's Church in
Coalport, will be co-starred in
a film, the “Coalport Story,”
according to recent reports.
The film will be taken from
a story conceived by the late
Damyon Runyon on the fight-
er’s and the priest's battle ag-
gainst juveile delinquency.
Taylor's manager, Jack Lak-
en, says 10 percent of the
in| film’s earnings will be returned
5 to the Runyan Cancer & Mem-
ty | orial Fund.
Chuck and Father Meisinger
are co-founders of the Coalport
it | Athletic Club.
y,
ship game of the tournament on [to lead the Patton scorers, while i ; :
Monday evening by Portage, by a | Steele of Barnesboro, with 17. the Sume, With hovgh Wy ores a =
score of 49-39. was high for the Dragons. ng 4 dea’ or ie walt id
: Patton G F T Barneshoro G F T| Art Martynuska of Lilly was
Portage opened the fray with a | JAR +9 210 Steele, f 1 17| high scorer with 15 points. Hunter
commanding 20-5 lead in the first | Brown, f . 1 2 4 Brown, f . 1 1 3| was high for CHS with 8.
quarter and again carried an 11-5 | Donahue, ¢ 5 3 13 Zeanchlk, ¢ 1 0 | Lilly G F T Carrolitwn G F T
nod in the second frame. Lituinger, £0 st 3 Oromo, Z «9 3 llabarano, 12 1 5 Hunter, f .4 0 8 RIBBLE
After half time, Portage took : Dues... 1 1 3) Hark, : 1 3 1 a. 2 0 2 2
a 16-12 quarter command, and — a H “== —{Campgns, 23 1 7 Ertter, £....0 1 1 CORNER
then Patton came back to take |p, tooal. 11 12 1 Pores 482 gt 28| Cnstitnd, 20 2 2 Malloy, g 1 2 4
a a —3 rostviol 9
the final stanza, 17-2. Barnesborc High 4 10—28 Foner : 2 4
Gene Brown was nigh scorer Referees—Conrad iy Wooing, Ss = 5 = Tota pe Results, Scores &
for the Panthers with 12 count- . ; le carolftow High 7 nl 2] Schedules
ers. Kellerman was high for the Panthers Trim Bi ler | Lilly Higt 11 6 10 6—33 \
Bulldogs with 18, followed by W. gler, | WER iar and Conrad of Area Basketball \
Miller with 13. Summary: " 2 1 . i
Portage G F Patton GFT 44 317, Friday Evening Til Games 58
Kellmn, f. 8 3 19 Dinehart, £3 1 7| Patton's cage quintet copped its | Ebensburg Drops ut AAPAAAAAAAAAAAAAPAA
BMiller, f3 410 Brow: t.6 012) second victory in the St. Francis | T Ww S d
¥ Mier, 2 313 Donne, ¢2 9.8 Tourney last Friday by defeating | 0 Westmont daturday Results
Erzal, g..1 1 3 Solomon, g 0 1 1|Bigler Twp., 44-37. | Ebensburg High won a closely- [ MONDAY, MAR. 15
Sanders w 0 1 1 a Patton won the first quarter, |contested game over Adams Twp. | a Distie 8 Glass B Tie Game 3
Totals ..19 11 49 Totals ..17 5 3¢| 5-7, and remained out front by a |in first round games of the Var- | pea nan a souh Wilhamspors 3
Portage series .20 11 16 2—49/ 25-18 margin at the half. | sity F Tourney at St. Francis. St. Francis Varsity ¥ Fourney
Pajton : Ei ad “medias? 17-39 Bigler Twp. then carried the Adams took an 11-6 first quar-| Patton 34, Barnesboro 28
eferees—Solic a | third stanza, 11-7, the score ter lead, and Ebensburg copped | os EH 5 Sosiposs 56
b standing 32-29 going into the | the second period, 5-2, the half| South Fork 30. Saxton 25
Patton Tops Barnes Or0 | final stanza. Patton came back in | | ending in favor of Adams, 13-11. | ISUrIct 6 Glace A Tiile Game
In First Round Play
Patton High downed Barnesboro i 3
by a 34-28 score in the first round | scoring with 12 points,
Francis College's, by Brown with 10. Montoro of
Varsity F Tournament Tuesday of | Bigler Twp. captured scoring hon- |
games of St.
the last quarter to cop the period,
12-8, and notch the victory.
Dick Donahue led the
Patton |
followed |
| The third quarter also went t
| the Hornets, the score being
their favor, 20-16, going into th
second half.
Ebensburg then rallied to over
come the lead by scoring 8 point
in |
0 St Tre 33
S 5 A Title Game
Bedford 3, Berlin 3 33
el South Fork J. V. Tourney
Southmont 46, Everett 20
We t 32, Franklin 31
BS D AY, MAR. 17
Francis Varsity F Tourney
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last week. ; ors with 20 points, . : ams’ 5 in che final period. | Rn oe en. 0
Barnesboro started off with f | Binchast Sr 2 De + 55 LL : : 5 510- gona ED
9-5 first quarter lead, but Patton | gennes'y. £0 0 0 Kirsch, f 0 1 1|A7dams Twp. High © 1 97% South Fork Championship Game
came back in the socond stanza | Browe 4 210 Montofo, c7 620 South Fork ite
| Blake, g...2 0 4 Shoffe, g 2 2 6 |
with an 8-5 advantage, the Score} Blas & +2 8.2 Gols, 8 $2 Adams Tos, Defeated | Si Ao Pee
standing 14-13 in favor of Litzinger .. 3 0 6 Shimmel .0 9 0 b Cambri | THU RSDAY, MAR. 18
Dragons at half time. | Solomon 03 2 8 By Ebensburg-Cambria | | st Fran
—-_— | Totals ..19 6 44 Totals 13 11 37 Westmont High downed Ebens- o 26, Adams Twp
Patton Ss 17 13—44 | burg, 47-21, last Saturday in the rt i South ou 21
Bigler 711 11 57 second round games of the Var- | Bi vain
Cowher, Nehrig & Co.
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In Semi-Final Contest
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vancing to the finals.
ied, 7-5, and were out in front,
15-8, at the halftime.
Lilly captured the third stanza,
21-9, but Patton rallied in the last
frome to take the final period,
15-6.
Litzinger was high man for the
Panthers with 13 points.
Patton G F T Lilly
Dinehart, f Martnska, 7
Brown, f 4 Albarano,
Donahue,
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Litzinger, g
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Solomon, g 5
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Constato, 21
Coalport in Tourney
Carrolltown High defeated Coal- |
port by a narrow margin in
| first-round games of the St. Fran- |
| cis Tourney last Tuesday.
| The CHS Mountaineers started
[out with an 11-4 advantage in the
| initial stanza, dropping the sec-
| ond period, 14-8, and managing |
| to maintain the lead, 19-18, at the
| halftime signal.
The sécond half was played to |
a standstill, both teams landing
| & points in the third quarter and
110 in the final quarter.
| Forward Bob Hunter of Carroll-
|
|
37-36
town copped scoring honors with
17 points. Bratton was high for
Cozalport with 10 tallies.
Carrolltwn G F T Zoatport GFT
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| Weakl'nd, £3 0 6 Bloom, I 4 2 8
| Switzler, ¢1 1 3 Traveney, cl 6
n a” | Malloy, g 4 1 9 Bratton, g.4 2 10
a Ertter, g ..0 2 2 Tiesl, g 0 171
Madormo 102
Taylor 1 2 4
Totals 15 737 Totals .13 10 3
8 8 10—
Carrolltown High 33 he
«Coalport-Irvona High 1 14 8 10— 36
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Charles Symons, Secretary {
J. Haluska, Sales & Adv. Mgr.
PHS Doite Lilly, 39-26,
The locals carried the first per-
2 4/gue was organized at a
2 2|at Nicktown.
9 8| boys under fifteen years of age
1
8
—-
Gallitzin Captures
Dist. 6 ‘B’ Laurels
| Williamsport, 40-
| capture the Dist. 6 Class B PIAA
| championship.
| tories
| Madera (54-28),
| High,
| Tuesday
| 52- 26 to earn the right to meet
| burg
sity F Tournament.
tire way,
12-6,
the final stanza, 11-3.
Ebensburg-Cambria
LJ
Boys’ Baseball
: Loop Is Formed
At Nicktown Meet
Another district baseball
meeting |
The league
Definite entries in the cir
— ee = seid Ebensburg,
Totals 1411 139 Totals ... § lay ans arnes-
Patton BE i oS p15 Gg) own, Spangler, Indiana, Barnes
Lilly High 5 312 6—=286 | boro, Clvmer and Bakerton.
Referees—Rich and solic. Several additional teams may
° je added in the near future.
The circuit will hold its final
Carrolltown Edges Out reorganization meeting April 15
| at a place to be announced later
| Rules, by-laws and a schedule will
be drawn up at the session. Final
| plans will be made and perma-
net officers clected.
At Thursday's meeting Rever-
of Indiana was nam-
and John
{
and Kohler
| ed temporary president
| Ambrisco was elected
| secretary.
| Members of the sponsoring
| group are Rev. A. C. Marzhau
Charles Gallagher,
| Joseph Battisti and John Am-
| brisco, Ebensburg; Paul Kirsch,
| James McCombie, Angelo Dominic
and John Lantzy, Spangler; Gor-
don Harvey and Rev. Father Ga-
vin, Nicktown; and Blair Reed,
Barnesboro.
also sponsor
ball leagues for boys
| teen years of age.
North Co. League
Invites Area Téams
Member teams of the Northern
Cambria Baseball League have |
voted not to join the Cambria Co.
League in a proposed combina- |
| tion of the two baseball loops.
J Six teams now are in the North
Cambria circuit. They are Bar-|
nesboro Polish Legion, Barnes
No. 12, Barnesboro Moose,
tings Moose, Allport, and Baker-
| ton Athletic & Social Club.
Heilwood; Rev.
under fif-
Secretary Geo. Magulick has
i notified the following teams to
| attend the next meeting, Mar. 31
iat 8 p. m. in the
to enter
Patton
the loop. The
Eagles, Patton
St. Bon-
Gallitzin High defeated South
34 last week to
title with vic-
(51-33), over
over Homer City
(64-31), and then the 40-34 cham-
pionship victory over South Wil-
liamsport.
Conemaugh High won the Class
A Dist. 6 title by topping Altoona
53-33, in a game played on
last at State College.
Prior to the Altoona contest,
Conemaugh trimmed Westmont
Gallitzin won the
over Patton
|Altoone, for the isle.
| Associated Pros: Selects
State All-Star Cage Squad
The Associated Press has listed
[its All-Pennsylvania cage team
| for the 1948 season as follows:
CHUCK KARMARKOVICH, Waynes-
HARRY DONOVAN, Muhlenberg
FRANK KEATH, Elizabethtown
JOHN HOPPER, Dickinson
NELSON BOBB, Temple
Frankie Keath was high scorer
in the state with 564, a new rec-
ord. Harry Donovan has won the
honor of being picked on the first
team for 3 straight years. The
Westment held the edge the en- |
holding quarter leads of
29-11 and 36-18, and taking | FRIDAY, MAR. 9
loop
was formed Thursday night when |
z x| Cambria-Indiana County Lea: | J. Y Tourney Title
is for
iit
Heilwood, Nick-|JV Tourney
temporary |
The organization will |
basketball and foot- |
'[bria Co.
Has- |
{ Polish Legion. |
| He states it will be their last op-
| portunity
| teams are
| Clay Works, Carrolltown,
{iface, and any other
| ing to join the league.
°
teams wish- |
5 Class B Title
| Stoneycreek 29, Everett 23
C. Inter-Regional Jame
Sprang (Dist. 6)
oversville
15S
| Roaring
(Dist 5) 29
St. Francis Varsity F Tourney
i 37
3 y . ie of I " re) @ 5 Patton 44, Bigler Tw;
Patton High's Panthers emer- Margalis of Westmont was high Westmont. 7, aL
ged 39-26 victors over Lilly High |scorer with 16 points while Sey- rs y
on Saturday evening in the St. [four led the losers with 10. | a C infer
| o ¥ x sr Yoder 917 7 n an maugh ( S
Francis College Tourney, thus ad- | Westmont-Upper Yoder 7 4 J u- one een (Dist. 5) 27
Class C Inter-Regional Game
Roari Spring ? Sigel High 34
| SATU RD. AY, MAR.
St. Francis Varsity F Tourney
Patton 39, Lilly 26
Portage 53, Richland 32
| Westmont 47, Ebensburg
| Franklin 47, Ferndale 40
{ Class B Inter-Regional Game
| Stonycreek (Dist. 44,
|
nN
=
Suite (Dist. 6) 32
‘Won in 7 Periods
Southmont won the South Fork
last Wednesday by |
| taking an unusual, exciting seven- |
joes game by defeating West-
|
| In
Cauley,
| €Y,
| late of the
| roll, County of Cambria and Com-
monwealth of
| ceased.
Notice is
| Letters Testamentary in the
[tate of the above named decedent
| have
| signed.
| said Estate are requested to make
| payment and those having claims
or demands against the same will
| make them known without delay
| to
| ROY T. JOHNSTON, Executor,
i Portage, Pa.,, R. D. 1, Box 78.
| Pred J. Fees,
In
of Cambria County, Pennsylvania.
dent:
vorce
given
pose
the L
3-25
In
ment
make
to
Attorney for
Ebensburg,
No.
JOE BACSA,
MARY MULATO
spondent.
To Mary Mulato Bacsa, Respon-
Having been appointed Master
to take testimony and suggest a »
decree
my appointment at my office, in
on Tuesday,
1:30 P. M,,
may appear and be heard.
~ ADMINISTRATRIX’ NOTICE
SILVANI,
CARRETTI,
of Patton,
and State of Pennsylvania.
Notice is hereby given that Let-
ters of Administration in the Es-
tate of said decedent have been |
granted
persons
tate are requested to make pay-
demands
SMORTO, WILDEMAN
UNION PRESS.COURIER
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
the Estate of Stella M. Mc-
otherwise S. M. McCaul-
otherwise Stella McCauley,
Township of East Car-
Pennsylvania, de-
that
Es-
hereby given
been granted to the
All persons
under-
indebted to
Executor,
Pa. 4-1
MASTER'S NOTICE OF
HEARING
the Court of Common Pleas
510 December Term,
IN DIVORCE.
Libellant vs.
BACSA, Re-
1947.
in the above entitled di-
action, notice is hereby
that I will sit for the pur-
of performing the duties of
aw Building, Ebensburg, Pa.,
March 30, 1948, at
when and where you
CHARLES G. HASSON
Master.
the Estate of ANTONIO
otherwise ANTONIO
late of the Borough
County of Cambria
to the undersigned. All
indebted to the said Es-
and those having claims or
against the same will |
them known without delay
MADELINE BARANIK,
Administratrix,
404 Beech Avenue,
Patton. Pennsylvania
ment,
ested Persons:
Notice is hereby given of the | of
intention of the Borough Council |
of Patton,
NOTICE
To All Taxpayers, Citizens and
Residents of the Borough of Pat- | The
ton, County of Cambria and State | Virtue of
25, 1947,
Cambria County, Penn-
sylvania, to adopt an ordinance at | ATTEST:
| the regular meeting,
Friday, April
9, 1948, providing “for the assess-
|
|
|
|
|
mont, 40-33.
The game was deadlocked at
the end of the fourth quarter, |
and each of the teams landed 3 |
| points in the next period. The 6th
frame was a scoreless tie,
the winners gained a 2-point mar- |
gin in the 7th period. |
| Southmont, title winner, defeat-
ed Patton's JV’s, 42-22, in first |
round games. |
Southmont JV ..2 10 914 3 0 2—4(
Westmont JV 814 9 4 3 0 0-38
Pinal Standings Listed
In County Legion Loop
NORTHERN SECTION
|
|
|
|
wL
Ebensburg 5 13 2
Gallitzin 10 1 |
3arneshoro .... TT 1 |
Lote tto g 6
Cresson 3 9 |
| C in litown I 12
SCUTHERN SECTION |
W. L. |
Conemaugh 13 2 {
Portage i . we AF 4 |
Johnstown 1 3
| St. Michael 14 11
| South Fork 3:10 i
| Beaverdale 2 1 |
11 Teams Post Forfeits |
In County Industrial Loop
Teams from Lilly, Nanty-Glo,
| cardiff, Twin Rocks, Benscreek,
Revloi, Loretto, Colver, Portage,
| Puritan, and the Johnstown Unit-
led Steel Workers have posted
$150 forfeits to play in the Cam-
Industrial League.
It is expected that teams from
| Spangler, Gallitzin, South Fork,
St. Michael and Vintondale may
join the baseball loop.
°
WIN IN CITY PLAYOFF
Franklin's Firemen - VFW team
wen the Johnstown City Senior
League Shaughnessy playoff title
during the past week. Franklin
beat the Johnstown Legion in ¢
s-game series by scores of 43-35,
jand 40-32.
Lee Savold Wars by KO
Lee Savold won a knockout vic-
tory in 54 seconds of the first
round over Gino Buonvino, the It-
alian heavyweight champion. It|
was Buonvino's first defeat after |
11 straight victories in America.
Savold was substituting for Joe
3aski, who developed ankle troub-
le recently.
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NANTY-GLO MOOSE WINS
The Nanty-Glo Moose took the
Nanty-Glo Community Loop title
Friday by topping the Nanty-Glo
Legion, 34-28. |
PROPERTY
BUY BARR TWP.
Richard Miller of Barr Town-
ship, has purchased from Louis
and Mary Gallou of Hastings, 116
acres in Barr Township or aj
consideration of £5,000, rdi
to a deed recorded in the office o
County Recorder Clark Powell at
Ebensburg 1
BIDS FOR SUPPLIES.
The Patton Borough School
Board will receive sealed bids for
School Supplies for the 1948-1949
school term.
For further information, call or
write to Jesse W. Cogley, Jr., Su-|
pervising Principal, Patton, Pa. |
All bids must be in the hands |
of the Secretary on or before Ap-
ril 1, 1948. The board reserves the
right to accept or reject any or |
team averages 6 feet in height
with Karmarkovich the tallest at
| 6 feet, 3 inches.
all bids.
GRETCHEN McCANN, Secretary, |
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CARROLLTOWN
levy
annual tax upon adult individuals
who are residents of the Borough |
of Patton.
Monday, May 10, 1948.
proposed ordinance
of Pennsylvania, and to All Inter- | Porough councils by an Act of the |
| Legislature of the Commonwealth 9,
BERT J. DOUGLASS,
Todays biggest
power bargain
1722-24 12th Ave., Phone 9311
ALTOONA
and collection of as |
Said tax shall be
& PEDUZZI, the rate of Five 5.0 |
Attorneys for Administratrix, | per in The 2 ola
Ebensburg, Pennsylvania 3-25 thereby shall be for
shall become effective| Notice
is by |of Patton,
authority granted to | sylvania,
Pennsylvania approved June { ment, levy
being Act. No. 481. |nual taxes
THEODORE M. OTT,
President | tablishments
Secretary 4-8 I shall be at
NOTICE
To All Taxpayers, Citizens and land at the
at | Residents of the
al ton, County of Cambria and State |
is hereby given of the |
|intention of the Borough Council (May 10, 1948.
Cambria County, Penn-
to adopt an ordinance at | Virtue of
the regular meeting,
1948, providing for the assess- |
and collection of an- |Of
amusement devices in business es- |
Borough of Patton.
the
| ($10.00) Dollars per year on “Pin
| Ball Machines” and “Juke Boxes”
rate of Twenty-five
Borough of Pat- | ($25. 00) Dollars per year on all
other coin operated amusement
|devices. The tax collected there-
general | of Pennsylvania, and to All Inter- [by shall be for general borough
borough purposes. Said ordinance, | ested Persons:
if passed,
purposes. Said ordinance, if pass-
ed, shall become effective Monday,
The proposed ordinance is by
authority granted to
| borough councils by an Act of thé
Legislature of the Commonwealth
Pennsylvania approved June
coin - operated | 25, 1947, being Act. No. 481.
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Friday, April |
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