PAGE TWELVE
UNION PRESS-COURIER
Thursday, September 22, 1949
NORTH CAMBRIA SPOR
HIGHLIGHTS
Edited by LEO GRIMME
Patton Independents, St. Michael |Bowling League
Saints Battle to 7-7 Tie On Sunday
Ceschini Crosses Goal; |
James Converts Point
| fake kick play.
In the final chapter Patton be-
‘Opening Scheduled
Monday, Oct. 3
score standing up. James scored |
the extra point on a plunge in a |
Announcement was made this
| week of the opening of the second
year schedule of the Patton Fra-
A hard fought battle played on|gan to roll as they chalked up| ternal Bowling League.
the Patton Athletic Field last
Sunday afternoon between the
Patton Independents and the St.
Michael Saints ended in a 7-7
deadlock.
The Saints took an early lead
in the first period when a 30-yard
pass from Minor to Slanoc hit
pay-dirt. Another pass play from
Minor to Mutsko gave the visitors
a 7-0 lead.
The visitors again threatened
to score in the first frame when
they advanced to the Patton one-
yard stripe. But the Independent |LT
line dug in and held the Saints
on downs.
In the second quarter St. Mich-
ael again tried to cross, and
they advanced to the Patton two.
But again the strong Patton line
held the Saints on downs.
In the third period Patton left
loose as Ceschini passed to Zean-
chock advancing the ball to the
visitors’ 24-yard line. Zeanchock
went off-tackle to the 12. Ceschini
made a first down on the next
play and Zeanchock plunged again
to the visitors two-yard line.
Ceschini skirted right end to
territory.
this
Patton Athletic Field.
The summary:
Touchdowns—Ceschini, Slonac.
Extra points—James [plunge],
sko [pass].
Referee—Conrad.
Linesman—Ball.
Umpire—Vivadelll.
Mountaineers Drive to 7-0
Win Over Cherry Tree High
To Clash With Hastings
This Friday Evening
The Mountaineers of Carroll-
town High School scored a 7-0
victory over Cherry Tree last
Friday evening under the lights
of the Carrolltown High School
Stadium.
Fullback Volk of Carrolltown,
intercepted a Cherry Tree pass
on the Cherry Tree 25 in the sec-
ond frame to set the stage for
the only TD of the game. After
three first downs the ball rested
on the Cherry Tree two yard
stripe where Quarterback Tom
Malloy plunged over to pay-dirt.
“Red” Buck added the extra point
with a placement kick.
Coach Mario (Huck) Cicero's
Mountaineers drove to the visitors
20-yard line three times in the
second half but were stalled on
downs. The Little Giants of Cher-
ry Tree made their only TD bid
in the final chapter when they
intercepted a pass and drove 44
yards to the Carrolltown one-yard | ™
line, where a strong Mountaineer
line not only held but pushed
the visitors for a five yard loss
and then took over on downs.
Carrolltown High netted for 150
yards by rushing and passing
against Cherry Tree’s 70. The
winners completed one of five
pass attempts while the visitors
hit on two of five tries. Carroll-
town held a commanding edge in
first downs, 10-3. Carrolltown will
be host to Hastings High School
this Friday evening at 8 p. m. in
Carrolltown. The summary:
Carrolltown—7 Cherry Tisend)
LE—Sponsky .. Baker
LT—Buck ... Ba
LG—Miller .. Seberin
C —Lacey ... Shevock
RG—Bradford Kop,
RT—Lehmier . Brothers
RE—Westrick . Paydock
QB—T. Malloy .. Parcell
LH~SchilIng ........ccccrrsnsemmirnmin Scott
RH—Eckenrode . Timeck
FB-VOIE .......oumnmmmnmming Zedack
Carrolltown 7
Cherry Tree 0 0—0
V. Mal-
Substitutions—Carrolltown:
loy, Swanson, Panek.
Touchdown—T. Malloy.
Point after touchdown—Buck [place-
ent].
Referee—Ball. Umpire—Vivadelll.
Linesman—Keenan.
Patton High Panthers Drop
32-0 Decision At Barnesboro
Wargo Crosses Goal Line 4 Times for Dragons;
Patton to Visit South Fork Saturday Afternoon
Patton High School lost their
second straight game last Friday
evening, to Barnesboro, 32-0, in a
game played in Barnesboro. The
Dragons of Barnesboro scored in
each of the first three periods
and were threatened twice by the
Panthers.
Early in the contest Halfback
Loweg of Patton took a short
pass and raced 62 yards before
being knocked out of bounds only
two yards from the goal line.
Four plays later the
tock the ball on downs on the 16.
Then, on the last play of the con-
test, a long pass from Jenkins to
Lowes was good for 57 yards be-
fore the ball-carrier was thrown
out of bounds on the four-yard
line. -
Barnesboro was sparked by the
pass combination of Vella to G.
Wargo to account for two of the
TD's. Wargo also scored two oth-
er touchdowns.
A poor punt which carried only
10 yards to the Patton 15 set up
the first Dragon scoring stage.
Wargo returned the kick 10
yards and on the next play War-
go sprinted around end to score.
His placement was good. A few
minutes later Barnesboro scored
again when Vella heaved a 15-
yard pass which Wargo carried
another 15 yards to paydirt.
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Dragons |
i nesboro completed 7 of 13 pass
The home team scored another
pair in the second frame. Wargo
first tallied on a 30-yard dash
through center and a short time
later caught another Vella pass
and scooted into the end zone.
| Barnesboro’s final counter came
in the third frame. Vella heaved
a short pass to Zrioka, who lat-
eraled to Hineman and the latter
galloped 35 yards.
The Dragons held the edge in
first downs, 11-3 and gained 274
net yards to Patton’s 121. Bar-
tries against Patton's 3 of 12. The
summary:
Barnesboro—32 Patton—9
LE—Zroika siasshn .. Dietrick
LT—Stitt ...... . Albright
LG—Glass Kopera
—~—James ......... McNulty
RG—McMullen wee. 'TTEXICT
RT—Tenerovich Galaschick
RE—sSally . Trail
QB—Vella iris,
RH—Wargo Swanhart
LH—HINemMan ..........o.smn. Low!
FB—Funk ... Jenkins
Barnesboro 6 0—32
Patton .... sti 00 0—0
Substitutions: Barnesboro:Byrnes, R.
Rajnish, Westwood, Yonkosky, Kus-
per, Sheredy, Adkins, Steele, Carpin-
ello, Ross, Boback, Harr Keblish
Patton—Stoltz, Gooderham, Simon,
, Lengert, F.
Karlehim, Krise, Jolly
Swab, Hoover, Carretti.
Touchdowns—Wargo 4, Hineman.
Points after touchdown—Wargo
[placements].
Referee—Visnosky. Umpire—Rich
Linesman—Mc
Hastings Breezes Past Heilwood
In 40-0 Night Game Last Thursday
Hastings High School scored in
every chapter to breeze past Pine
Township High of Heilwood, 40-0
last Thursday, evening on the
Hastings gridiron.
The home team, rolling up a
commanding 17-3 margin in first
downs, scored once in each of the
first two periods and then speed-
ed its tempo to register four more
second-half touchdowns.
Hastings gave an inkling of
what was to come when it took
the opening kickoff on a 60-yard
march to a six-pointer. The win-
ners piled up 250 net yards by
rushing while the visitors could
net only 16.
It was Hastings’ first win of
the season following a 6-6 tie
with Lilly. The summary.
Albright Pigeon
Paces Ohio Flight
The Central Pennsylvania Com-
bine’s 300 mile race was flown
from Xenia, Ohio last Sunday,
Sept. 18 with 72 birds from nine
lofts competing.
Russ Albright's AV49CPC8
paced the field at 1486.20 yards
per minute. A bird from the G.
W. Mileski’s loft came in second
at 1452.27 yards per minute and
Francis Bearers “Buckshot” of
the Carrolltown loft was third at
1451.97.
Other flyers and their speeds
were: McIntyre, 1423.77; E. Rolla,
1305.97; O. Folearelli, 1249.56; C.
Shannon, 1234.23 and two other
lofts not reporting.
Heilwood—0
Hastings—40
LE—Urich
LT—Hindmarsh
LG—Schall
C —Re Wolani
RG—Stitts .
'T—Madis
RE—Hoover
QB—Ra Wolanin .......... Cluroe
LH—Selestok ... Farabaugh
RH—Weakland ey
FB—P. Abel .....nciiriininnens Parfitt
Hastings 12 1440
Hellwood 0 0—0
Substitutions—Hastings: Bednar Mo-
lino, Bobal, Bills, Mancuso, Annas,
Kelly, . ’ linis,
, Waksmunski, Holtz, B. Abel.
Heillwood:M. Bennett, J. Bennett,
Babea, Glenn.
Touchdowns—P. Abel 2, Selestok, Ra
Wolanin, Bills, Molino.
Points after touchdowns—Hindmar-
sh 3 [placements], Selestok [plunge].
Referee—Gustin, Umpire—Gall. Lin-
esman—Monick.
INDIANA
NOTRE DAME
ON TELEVISION
Saturday Afternoon
at the
WENTZ HOTEL
CARROLLTOWN
a series of first downs and as the |
game ended they were in enemy | day, Oct. 3, with the last season
coming Sunday afternoon. |
Sept. 2g at 2: 30 p. m. on the]
Pdasy, Varner, Leach, Dremely, Sooky.
Mat-
The opening night will be Mon-
champions, the local Moose Lodge,
Patton held the advantage in| clashing with the runnerups, the
net yards, 143 to 132 and also | Fraternal Order of Eagles. The
keld the edge in first downs, 11-9, | Sons of Italy will meet the Slo-
The Patton Independents will] vak Citizens’ Club and the local
play host to the Portage Bulldogs | «gion and Vets will lock horns
| in other openers Oct. 3.
Games will be rolled Monday,
| Wednesday and Thursday of each
i week at the Patton Billiard and
Patton—7 St. Michael—7 | Bowling Center on Magee Ave.
LE—Kimball binson The season's schedule follows:
—Bakajza . Black | Week O
G—Sheehan Colosimo | 5p, Yveek Oct. 3 Week Nov. 7
C —Selfridge George | 3_sagles-Moose 7—Legion-SOI
RG—Farabaugh Molnar OI-Slovak 9—Eagles-Slovak
RT—Cleslik Cornell | 0—Leglon-Vets 10—Moose-Vets
R ames wv Matsko -
QB—Lisharelli Miller | ;, Wook Oct. 19 Week Nov, 14
LH—Ceschini Slonac | gion-Moose 14--Vets-SO1
—M. Williams ‘Bruno | 12—Fagles-SOL ~~ i6—Legion-Eagles
FB—Cossitor "“Bertolino | 13—Vets-Slovak 17—Moose-Slovak
Patton ras 00 7 0-7 Week Oct. 17 Week No!
St. Michael we T 0 0 0-7] 17—Moose-SOI Dee Non. 21
Substitutions: Patton—Zeanchock, B.| 19—Vets-Eagles 23—Moose-SOL
williams, Garrity, Brown, Yahner, | 20—Legion-Slovak 24—Eagles-Slovak
Lapenna, Baker, Gresko, Wetzel. St.
Michael—Moss, Smegolsky, Granick, Week Oct, 24 Week Nov. 28
24—Legion-Eagles
28—Legion-SOI
30—Eagles-Moose
1—Vets-Slovak
Week Dec. 5
5—Legion-Moose
7-—SOI-Slovak
8—Vets-Eagles
Week Dec 12
12—Vets-SOIL
14-Legion-Slovak
15—Eagles-Moose
26—S0I-8lovak
27—Vets-Moose
Week Oct. 31
31—Legion-Vets
2—Eagles-SOI
3—Moose-Slovak
Week Jan. 30
30—Vets-SOI
1—Legion-Eagles
2—Moose-Slovak
Week Feb. 6
OI-Moose
8—Legion-Slovak
9—Vets-Eagles
Week Feb. 13
13—SOI-Eagles
115—Vets-Slovak
16—Legion-Moose
Week Dec. 19
19—Legion-Vets
21—Eagles-SOI
22-Moose-Slovak
. . Week Dec. 26
26—Moose-SOI
28—Vets-Slovak
29—Legion-Eagles
Week Jan. 2 Week Feb, 20
20—Vets-Moose
22—Legion-SOI
23—Slovak-Eagles
Week Feb, 27
27—Legion-Eagles
1—Moose-SOI
2—Vets-Slovak
Week Mar. 6
6—Legion-Moose
8—S0I-Slovak
9—Vets-Eagles
S I
5—Eagles-Slovak
WeekVJan., 9
9—Legion-SOI
11—Moose-Slovak
12—Vets-Eagles
Week Jan 16
16—Eagles-SOI
18—Legion-Slovak
19—Vets-Moose
Week Jan. 23
23—Eagles-Moose
25—S0I-Slovak
26—Legion-Vets
Week Mar. 13
13—Legion-SOI
15—Vets-Moose
16—Eagles-Slovak
Week Mar. 20
20—Vets-SOL
22—Legion-Slovak
23—Eagles-Moose
“Touchdown’ to Be
Feature On Video
. “Touchdown,” a half hour tele-
vision program featuring the high
lights of each week's top football
games on film, will be presented
in this area from Pittsburgh and
Johnstown this fall. The show
will be seen for a 13-week period
starting this Friday, Sept. 23.
Every Saturday a staff of cam-
eramen will film leading games
from coast-to-coast. Not only will
such elevens as Pennsylvania,
Pittsburgh and Princeton be in-
ciuded, but as the season unfolds
the leaders in every football con-
ference will be seen. Already
slated for coverage are the Fight-
ing Irish of Notre Dame.
Bob Hall will do the commen-
tary on the films on each week’s
games on the “Touchdown” pro-
gram, scheduled on WJAC-TV at
7:30 p. m. each Friday.
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SUNDAY, SEPT. 1
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FRIDAY, SEPT. 16
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MONDAY, SEPT. 19
80-Yard Run After
Blocked Kick Nets
Red Flash Victory
blocked field goal attempt with
10 seconds left to play gave the
Francis
half minute remaining and the
score tied at 13-13. After three
winning score.
Constantion crossed the goal line
Carrolltown’s SBS
Gridders Win 19-0
Tilt With Cresson
The Carrolltown Parochials of
opening game of their 1949 foot-
ball season last Sunday when
they defeated Cresson,
the Carrolltown High School Ath-
for the winners in the final frame [in the final quarter on the enemy
from the tnree-yard stripe after| 23. On the next play Ray St. John
a long drive starting late in the |pagsed to Tony Curchetea in the
third quarter. Brown kicked the | end zone. Brown missed the con-
extra point to tie the game at
in first downs but the losers
gained 217 net yards to the win-
ners 207, The summary:
St. Francis—20 Lock Haven—13
LE—Curchetta Palmer
version and the score was again | pm orreH
Mullins
7-7. On the second play of the |tied at 13-13. LG—Fedor " caldwell
ensuing kickoff Morgan of Lock | The Frankies tried an on-sides|C —Fagan Dyksirs
St. Benedict's Church won the | Haven took a lateral from Spisak | kick but Lock Haven recovered LL a Bar ip
and went 77 yards to pay-dirt to|the ball and drove to the St.|RE—Lantzy Lippencott
make the score 13-7 in the Eag-| Francis 25 before Belek broke QE elarande “ i
19-0 on/|les favor, through to block the field goal | RH—Carruthers = orran
Joe Bezek again stood out when | try. FB-Meson .
he blocked a enemy punt midway St, Francis held an 13-7 edge |rock Haven 0 6-13
letic Field. The Parochials are en-
Substitutions: St. Francis—Cuginl,
Humm, valos, Gustekofski, Bezek,
Wheeler, Zanotti, Brown, Zilatis, Bor-
elle, Matsko, Wasileskl, Graupensber-
ger, Sullivan, St , Sementelll,
Pozena, Stossel, Coonstantino, Rough-
erty. Lock Haven—Reichenbach, Plet-
cher, Kennedy, Gallagher, Zwald, Kul-
ak, Posevez, Martin, Baughman,
Touchdowns—Morgan 2, Constantino
Curchetta, Wasileskl,
Points after touchdowns—Zwald
[placement], Brown 2 [placements].
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ADDITIONAL SPORTS ON
PAGE TEN
tered in the Cambria-Indiana
County Boys' League.
Carrolltown, coached by Robert
Lieb and managed by Rev. Father
Nicholas Lesko, OSB, opened the
scoring as Left Halfback Ronnie
Myers plunged through to hit pay
dirt early in the second frame.
Following the intermission Full-
back D. Luther skirted left end
for 25 yards to score standing up.
In the final chapter Myers again
plunged through to the double-
stripe to make the score 18-0 in
favor of the home forces. Bob
Sharbaugh added the only extra
point to hold the score at 19-0 in
the C. & I. League's opening
game of the season.
All the home games of the
Parochials season will be played
Sunday afternoons at 2:30 p. m.
in the Carrolltown High School
maining schedule of this season:
Sept 25—Bakerton
Oct. 2—at Ebensburg
Oct. 9—Barnesboro
Oct. 16—at Revloc
Oct. 22—at McIntyre
Oct. 30—at Heilwood
Nov. 6—at Indiana
Nov. 13—Ernest
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RESULTS
P. N. A. LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14
Conemaugh 8, Gallitzin 6
NORTHERN CAMBRIA LEAGUE
PLAYOFFS
THURSDAY, SEPT. 15
FIRST of FIVE GAME SERIES
n 4, Barnesboro 2
COND GAME
Barnesboro 5, Bakerton 1
D GAME
n 12, Barnesboro 9
FOURTH GAME
Barnesboro 9, Bakerton 2
FIFTH and LAST GAME
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An 80-yard runback of a
‘“never-say-die” grid team of St.
College of Loretto a
thrilling 20-13 victory over Lock
Haven, last Saturday on the Bald
Eagles’ field.
The losers drove to the Red
Flash’'s 25-yard line with only a
passes fell incomplete, the Eagles
attempted a field goal but Joe
Bezek of St. Francis broke thr-
ough the line and blocked the
kick. Wasileski picked up the ball
and sprinted 80 yards for the
Brown’s conver-
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