Thursday, November 3, 1949
ADDITIONAL SPORTS
Carrolltown High School Pins 23-7
Defeat On Altoona High ‘B’ Team
Vince Malloy Crosses
For 2 Scores Friday
The Mountaineers of Carroll-
town High School staged a rip-
roaring comeback on Friday af-
ternoon when they defeated the
Altoona High School “B” team,
23-7, in a game played at Man-
sion Park, Altoona. The Moun-
taineers now have a record of
three wins against five defeats.
Carrolltown got off to a fast
start when they recovered an Al-
toona fumble on the Altoona 33
yard line, on the first scrimmage
play of the game. After three
running plays the winners pushed
the ball to the Altoona 17. On the
next play Carrolltown fumbled
and Altoona recovered on their
own 18. Following three plays,
Altoona went into punt formation
and a bad pass from center saw
the ball in the end zone, pushing
the Mountaineers ahead, 2-0, on
a safety.
On the following kickoff Bob
Volk took the ball on his own
20 yard line and fought his way
to the Carrolltown 43. Then the
loser’s intercepted a Mountaineer
pass and after gaining little
yardage through the tight Car-
rolltown defense, punted to the
Carrolltown 10 yard line. Bob
Volk then smashed through cen-
ter to his own 16 and Vince Mal-
loy, on the next play, went to
the Carrolltown 29 on an end run.
On the next play Vince Malloy
whipped a 19 yard pass to Ned
Westrick, who caught the ball on
his own 45 and raced up the side-
lines to the enemy 26. The fol-|
lowing play placed the oval on!
the enemy 13 where Quarterback
Vince Malloy smashed through)
center to paydirt. Pat Switzler |
chalked up the extra point when |
he caught a short pass from
Malloy in the end zone.
Red Buck booted the ensuing
kickoff to the enemy 6 yard line,
where it rolled
Altoona, after gaining no yard-
age in three tries, went into punt
formation. The punt was blocked,
however, as the whole Mountain-
eer line charged through, and
Rightend Ned Westrick fell on
the ball in the end zone for the
third Carrolltown score. The hard
charging of Fullback Bob Volk,
made good the extra point.
The Mountaineers started to roll
in the opening minutes of the
third frame, taking the ball from
their own 20 and driving to the
Altoona 20, where Altoona rallied
and held Carrolltown on downs.
Altoona. then started a drive
from their 20 yard line and as
the third period ended Altoona
advanced the ball to the Carroll- |
town 10 yard line.
On the second play of the final
chapter the Little Mountain Lions
scored as Cletus Weamer hit the
double stripe from one yard out.
Dick Cellini scored the seventh
point on a center plunge.
The Mountaineers, however,
came fighting back as they took
the kickoff on their own 9 yard
line and with the perfect block- |
ing and interference of the Car-
rolltown line and the fine and|
shifty running of Vines Malloy,
Jim Eckenrode, Pat Switzler and
Bob Volk, they placed the oval on | |
the Altoona 9 yard line, where |
Vince Malloy went over standing |
up on an 1 off tackle play. Red |
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Buck made his placement kick
good for The final score of the
game.
The Mountaineers of Coach
Mario (Huck) Cicero held the
edge in first downs, 14-6 and
showed a wide margin in net
yardage gained, 311 to 130. The
Mountaineers will play host to
the Red Dragons of Barnesboro
High School this Friday night at
8 p. m. in the CHS Stadium. This
will be the final game this sea-
son for Carrolltown, The sum-
mary:
Carrolltown--23 Altoona “B”—17
LE—Schilling ... Morgan
LT—Lehmier .. Lytle
LG—Miller ult
C —Lacey Gomes
RG—, grad ford
RT—B Collier
RE—Westrick ... Duffie
QB—V. Malloy Cellini
LH—Switzler . Maier
RH—Lamont C. Weamer
FB—Volk .. Bowser
Carrolltown 7 0 7123
Altoona “B” .. 000 7—17
Substitutions: Carrolltown—J. Eck
McNulty,
Lantz, Manistano, Smith, Geist, Rath-
rock, Smeal, Riley.
Touchdowns—V. Malloy 2, Westrick,
C. Weamer.
Points after touchdowns—Switzler
[pass], Buck [placement], Volk and
Celini (plunges).
Safety—Altoona.
Referee—Hoffman.
Linesman—Huber,
St. Benedict’ Wins
Umpire—Carr.
out-of-bounds. |
|
— | heaves. The summary:
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20-Victory Friday
Nite Over Heilwood
The Parochials of St. Benedict's
in Carrolltown chalked up their
fourth win of the season last Fri-
| day night, under the lights of the
Carrolitown High School Stadium,
when they ran over the Heilwood
Boys’ Team, 20-0. The Parochials
| have lost three games this season
|with Indiana and Ernest remain-
ing to be played.
Right Halfback Ronnie Myers
sparked for the Parochials as he
made all of Carrolltown’s TD's on |
long runs.
With neither team pushing the
ball into scoring position in the|
first quarter, Carrolltown opened |
up as Duane Luther took the ball
on his own 38 and went to the |
Heilwood 48. Two plays later the |
Parochials went to the enemy 30 |
where Myers crashed through for |
the first TD from 30 yards out. |
Luther made good the extra on a |
plunge. Carrolltown came back |
again in the third period as the
hard running of Jim Kelly, Bob
Sharbaugh, Luther and Myers
placed the oval on the enemy 10
where Myers went over, to climax
a 68 yard drive. Jim Kelly made
{good the extra on a quarterback
sneak.
In the final minutes of the final
| chapter Ronnie Myers took the
ball on his own 42 yard line and
raced around end for 58 yards and
the final score. Jim Kelly's pass
(to J. D. Buck for the extra point!
| fell short by inches.
The Parochial line sparked on
both offense and defense, giving
St. Benedict's a very wide margin
in net yardage gained, 264 to
Heilwood’'s 44. The winners also
| held a comfortable 12-2 edge in
first downs. St. Benedict's did not
: What's Doing
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Football . . .
* DENOTES NIGHT GAMES
SCHEDULE
HIGH SCHOOL
THURSDAY, NOV,
Gallitzin at Hastin ngs
Richland vs. Et at Point *
FRIDAY, NOV. 4
Barnesboro at Carrolltown at 8 p.
and North Barnesboro Boys' Team =
St. Benedict's Parichials of Carroll-
town at . m,_ { Stadium,
Ebensburg at Bedford *
Portage at Cresson *
Cherry Tree at Chestquehanna
Johnstown at Greensburg *
St. Mary's (Akron) at Johnstown C.
Moshannon Joint at Josing Spring
Snow Shoe at Cooper Twp.
Blairsville at St. Vincent Prep *
Conemaugh at Fanzsaiawney »
Arcadia at Black
Bellwood at Hollidaysburg »
Lovwistoys at Clearfield *
Shad s ve vs. Conemaugh Twp. at
Windbe
Cr rensville at Osceola, Mills *
Huntingdon at DuB
Tyrone at Lock ny
Dale at South Fork
Franklin vs. Adams Twp. at Point *
Ferndale at Westmont
Altoona Catholic at aysurg .
Penn High at Altoo:
Philipsburg at Beate
Meadville at Windber *
Kiski at Elders Ridge
CAMBRIA- INDIANA BOYS' LEAGUE
SUNDAY, NOV.
St acs of
oan 2:30 p
Barnesboro B Bakerton 2:30 Pp.
MAINLINE Iv LEAGUE
THURSDAY, NOV.
Lilly at Cresson $:30 p. m.
SEMI-PRO
SUNDAY, NOV. 6
Patton Independents at
Moutiaingen
ATIONAL PRO LEAGUE
SUNDAY, NOV.
Pittsburgh Steelers at Yur Red S.
Green Bay at Chicago Bea
Chicago Cards at Detroit Lions
L. A. Rams at Philadelphia Ragles
N. Y. Bulldogs at N. Y. Sian
LLEGE GAME!
FRIDAY, 4
0
Villanova at Georgetown *
Detroit at Miami (Fla.) *
Moravina at West Chester STC *
West Va. Wesleyan at St. Vincent *
SATURDAY, NOV 5
Carrolltown at |
EAST
St. Francis at Gannon College
Fordham at West Virginia
Penn State at West Virginia
Ohio State at Pitt
Virginia at Penn
Dartmouth at Columbia
Syracuse at Cornell
Brown at
Colgate at Holy Cross
Carnegie Tech 2s ar riettn
Princeton at Har
Temple at ts T.
Bucknell at Gettysburg
Grove City at Juniata
Rutgers at Lafayette
Muhlenberg at Lehigh
Drexel at Dickinson
PMC at Haverford
John Hopkins at Swarthmore
F. & M. at Ursinus
Albright at Scranton
Thiel at Allegheny
Genete at AKron
& J. at Buffalo
Y. ola at Waynesburg
Cincinnati at Ohio U.
Rider at Wilkes College
Houston at St. Bonaventure
NYU at USM Military Academy
Lock Haven STC at Indiana STC
Shippensburg at Mt
Cortland STC of
Straudsburg
Bloomsburg at Lycoming
MID WEST
Notre Dame at Michigan State
Purdue at Michig:
Indiana at Tiionis
Towa at Minnesota
Wisconsin at Northwestern
South Carolina at Marquette
Missouri at Colora. x.
Kansas at Nora
Oklahoma at Kansas State
Tulsa at Oklahoma A &
SOUTH and SOUTH WEST
Navy at Tulane
North Carolina at William & Mary
Boston College at Clemson
George Washington at Maryland
Wake Forest at Duke
Davidson at UMI
Vanderbelt at LSU
Georgia Tech of Tennessee
Georgia at Flori
SMU at Texas A & M
Baylor at Texas
Arkansas at Rice
FAR WEST
Wash. State at California
Stanford at Southern Calitornia
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Heilwood made good 2 of ni
Carrolltown—20 Heilwood—o0 |
| LE—Emerick Kuzenchak
| LT—Shank Hannak |
| L LG—T. Myers Whitney |
|C —N. Ha ley te Friday |
| RG—T. Kelly McDermott
| RT—R. Volk Maruschak
| RE—D. Buck Garvic
| @B—J. Kelly Slona
LH—D. Luther Kuzemchak
RH—R. Myers F. Kelley
| FB—B. Sharbaugh .. . Sipas
carr oto 0 7 7 6—20
Heilwood 0 0 0—0
Er utions:
B. Molnar, C. Boslett,
sch, E. Sharbaugh, Cantelope.
wood—C. Marcenzo, J. arcenzo.
Touchdowns—R. Myers 3.
Points after touchdowns—D. Luther
and J. Kelly (plunges).
Referee—P. Gavaler.
Mihalik.
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le B. Kelly, Kir-
Heil-
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RESULTS
HIGH SCHOOL
WEDNESDAY, oor. 20
Spangler 7, Patt:
Nanty Glo 19, Franklin 6
THURSDAY, OCT. 21
Lock Haven Frosh 14, St.
Frosh
Hastings 28, Chestquehanna 0
Conemaugh Twp. 12, Adams Twp.
Blairsville 40, Homer City 0
FRIDAY, OCT. 28
Carrolitown ‘23 Altoona “B"” 7
Barnesboro 26, Cherry Tree 6
Cresson 34, Gallitzin 0
Mt. Union 7, Altoona Catholic 0
Conemaugh 40, Portage 0
Ebensburg 2, Indiana 0
Windber 27, Punxsutawney 7
Tyrone 20, State College
Hollidaysburg 6, Huntingdon 6
Bellwood 7, Roaring Spring 6
Commodore 6, Black Lick 0
Ferndale 20, Bedford 7
Westmont 13, Somerset .3
Richland 24, South Fork 0
Southmont 28, Dale
Armagh 28, Pine Twp. 0
DuBois 7, Philipsburg 0
Bellefonte 14, Clearfield 7
ATURDAY, OCT. 2
Johnstown 24, Altoona 20
illy 20, Beaverdale 0
CAMBRIA-INDIANA BOYS’
FRIDAY, OCT. 28
St. Be nedict’s of
Hielwood 0
SEMI-PRO
SUNDAY, OCT. 30
Patton 0, Cumberland 45
N. onal ED LEAGUE
SUNDAY, OCT.
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Carrolltown
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N. Y. Bulldogs 14, Wash. Red S. 14
Green Bay 16, Detroit Lions 14
N. Y. Giants 41, Chicago Cards 38
L. A. Rams 27, Chicago Bears 24
COLLEGE GAMES
FRIDAY, OCT.
Villanova 28, Boston College 14
George Wash. 14, Lafayette 7
West Chester STC 26, Millerville 0
Detroit 13, Oklahoma A & M 7
Marietta 17, Bethany 7
Lebanon Valley 26, Albright 13
SATURDAY, OCT. 29
AST
Pitt 22, Penn 21
Army 40, VMI 14
Penn State 33, Syracuse 21
Notre Dame 40, Navy 0
Princeton 34, Rutgers 14
Harvard 22, Holy Cross 14
Fordham 42, Georgetown 0
Cornell 54, Columbia 0
Dartmouth 34, Yale 13
Boston U. 46, Scranton 6
Lehigh 21, NYU 6
Gettysburg 56, John Zlophins 6
Duquesne 51, St. Louis U. 14
Bucknell 21, Buffalo 5
Wash. College 18, Drexel 12
Brown 28, W. Reserve 14
Juniata 33, Haverford 20
MC 54, Susquehanna
Mansfield 14, Alliance 7
Wagner 34, Ursinus 6
Carnegie Téch 39, W & J 16
Clarion 19, Indiana STC 14
Waynesburg 19, W. Va., Wesleyan 0
Grove City 6, Thiel 0
Dickinson 21, Allegheny 13
Gannon 15, Slippery Rock 0
Mt. St. Mary 26, Catholic U. 6
Bloomsburg 27, Kutztown 14
California STC 13, Shippensburg 7
Rider 19, E. Straudsburg 7
Westminster 7, Geneva 0
SUNDAY, OCT. 30
St. Vincent 13, St. Francis 0
Canisius 14, St. Bonaventure 0
MID-WEST
SATURDAY, OCT. 29
Michigan State 62, Temple 14
Michigan 13, Illinois 0
Wisconsin 30, Indiana 14
Towa 34, Oregon 31
Purdue 13, Minnesota 7
Ohio State 24, Northwestern 7
Missouri 21, Nebraska 20
Marquette 68, Colorado State 13
UTH and SOUTH-WEST
SATURDAY, OCT. 29
Ww. J. 53, Davidson 0
rly 44, South Carolina 7
Wm. & Mary 34, Richmond 0
Alabama 14, Georgia 7
Kentucky 14, Cincinnati 7
Tennessee 35 North Carolina 6
SMU 7, Texas 6
Rice 28, Texas Tech 0
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Virginia 19, West Virginia 14
UNION PRESS-COURIER
Tulane 54, Jsstesippt State 6
40, TCU 14
Altoona |
. St. Mary |
New York at E.
Francis |
St. Vincent Prep 12, Johnstown C. 6
Phila. Bag les 3B Pittsburgh Steelers
Yoterans Foreign Wars
= Barnesboro High |Ebensburg Shades
PAGE ELEVEN
tallied in the final period. A saf-
nln bi; BR WEST Senko... a 5 133 i 4 git ’ gty I He nal frame completed
y uska 113 9 NY '
California’ 35, Tota 21 Hetsko .. 153 134 216 x Pins 26-6 Setback Indiana By Close Hastings racked an over.
gg oxen California 40, Washington Bois 125 116 2 whelming 278-to-50 margin in to-
. unier .“
. Wonl | “ioiais es 6&7 a1 2173 # On Cherry Tree [2-0 Score Friday |: yardage A hh
i Sons of Ital | :
"143 143 11 397 The Red Dragons of Barnes-| Ebensburg High ghaded Indiana| Hastings—28 Chestquehanna—o0
Down the Alle Iu ji 8 #1 horo High School pinned a 26-6 |by a margin of a fourth-quarter IR ich. "Ba
y 147 119 177 3% setback on the Little Giants of [safety to score a 2-0 win last|fg_mancuso rey Satchin
By LEO FREGLY 176 200 2235 Cherry Tree, last Friday night in Friday evening in the Ebensburg|C —Rogal Dull
Won 4 #1 folais fio 154 813 2311 4 game played on the winner's | Stadium. RO—Bednar oma
The fourth week has passed|p .. O° ees 124 155 444 field. With less than three minutes of | RE—Hoover McGarvey
for he Patton Fraternal Bowling Brazonsky Bl 5 ws 3 Cherry Tree jumped off to a|play remaining, the Red Devils QB—Wolanin Patrick
ague ile s e play- | Joe Huda ad driven 5 : elesto:
ue We gam re play Joe Sluthk id 19 282 6-0 lead in the opening chapter had driven 58 yards only to be|gp Stites Hilliard
hold £i ti S. Haluska 3 151 121 415 when Scott scored on a two-yard | stopped inches short of a first|FB—p, 1 Miller
10 5 a rm Jooting at the top of | gypety ..... : 123 121 244 plunge. The play was set up by a|down on the one-yard line. After |Hastings 13 0 7 8-2
the list wil wins and one loss. | E.Halusko 159 Dragon fumble on the Barnesboro |the Indians failed to gain on one Chestquehanna VO00o=0
The Eagles are close ,bhind with| Won Totals 723 679 742 2144 i 9 ; | Substitutions: Hastings—Anna, Bo-
11wins and fiv defeats four-yard line, line play, they went into punt, JU ot" Galinis, Waxsmunski.
The M took the Vets f Loyal Order Noose | The winners used two fumbles |formation but a bad pass from Bills, Kirk, Kelly, Bolette, Weakland,
e Noose log e Vels four|pailly .. 144 180 501 Ye § enter sailed out of th d zone |A. Holtz, B. Abel, Molino, Hindmarsh,
straight to give them the advanc- | B. Endie 155 Ji2 to count twice in the second per. center satied ou. of the end zone ne, Thateen Tart
ed lead in the league. Bailly has | Paul Hudak 147 312 jod. After covering a fumble on |for an automatic safety. | fey, Jacelton, McCulley.
hit 501 to lead the Moose. The Qrozenik J J8 fi the loser’s 41, the winner's went| Coach Jimmy Cook’s charges Touchdowns—Wolanin, Stitts, Molina
Sons of Italy defeated the Slovak |K. Gresko 118 105 223 for their first score as George | had only one other scoring threat. | Hoover. Bd Stitts, Sel-
Club four straight, also. The SOI| Won4 Totals 766 759 776 2301 Wargo broke through center for | After stopping an Indiana scoring le Points after tous WR = 8,
now hold fourth place. Pompa hit Veterans Foreler Wars 5 852 37 yards. The extra point failed. | chance on their own 18 yard line, Safety—Chestquehanna.
an even 500 and Yahner has 546.) Zune . 174 117 160 451 Later in the second period the jhe Devils B00) Quarterphes -
Senko os 154 155 111 420 Dragons recovered a enemy fum-|DBonora loose for yards. bu
"120g OF HEA Yon t Bi eteng 126 137 Tid oe ble on the loser’s 19. Henry Funk | that run went for naught when Wed After 20 Years
Losal Onder Sredse, i i } Won 0 “Totals 726 693 701 2120 went over from the one several | Ehensbure ambled on the ex
raterna rder gle: — plays later, | play and ndiana recovere on
Sons. OF TEaly oor § 1 Lagy al Order ecg oe Another fumble in the third |their own 20. :
American Legion . $s 1 Gronzanich a 161 152 177 490 period placed the home forces on! Ebensburg fumbled three times
Sioyale Clviaons 32 idesd 192 16% 132 385 the enemy 19. Sally then went during the night and the invad-
The Eagles have hit four in a |b Endler . 138 139 277 over from seven yards out and ers grabbed all of them. First
|row when they met the Legion, |G. Endler : 165 141 178 484 also added the extra point. In| downs were even at 9-9 but the
bringing them up to second place Woome? Wotils sto 17 8 ss the final period Atkins intercept- | Red Devils held a wide edge in
|to trail the Moose. Williams hit on , ed Scott’s pass and went 65 yards | total yardage, 205 to 96. Indiana
| 513 for the Eagles. Fiasco Sons of Hal 159 107 372 for another Barneshoro score, made good one of 8 passes and
| The Eagles in their second en- | Lishrealll 129 249 Hindman rounded right end for |Ebensburg did not try a single
| counted defeated the Vets 3 to 1. Sonilting 147 32 2% the extra point. (aerial all syenpis.
|The Veis gained heir, SHY Score Yahner .. 143 123 406 Barnesboro picked up a 9-4
I ah Va Same. SLSHL 1 Toseri 3s 35s edge in first downs and a 190-to- Ch t h
Honors for the week go to! Wo 742 667 2041 105 margin in yardage The win- es que anna
| Yahner of the Sons of Italy, with American Legion Nery ombisted ed Son Passes Drops 28-0 Game
a score of 546. Blankenhorn 354 137 191 395 os heavy Ss Iv:
Fraternal Order Eagtes Lallemand 136 152 139 421 Pas heaves. Summary:
Lallemand . G. Gresko 1 210 garneshoro—26 c. res With Hastings
Blakenhorn NM himan 10 BS won Baker
Gresko Williams rns
| Merriman Bobby 90 Sone Sid Hastings High School had |
Shatrosk Won stovak Cena $50 200% 2 -James po Shops | little trouble hanging a 28-0 de-
| Sadrosky Blasko. 147 140 438 -Hudak Yohe [feat on visiting Chestquehanna
j Yom Berzansky ..........- 11 wn 23 RT Stitts. woores - Paydook | Valley High School last Thursday
Nom ui a 13 120 5 222 | QB—Steele : Parcel | night i a game payed at Host: We :
60 | LH—Hindman Scott | ings. t was e sixth victory) : s
| cymbor 88. Hatuska". - M3 148 100 460) LH Hindm Te oy tie SHI ol HAPPY Lee Perri ot Washington,
| Gimme bili iy i 107 107 | FB—Funk Beck | (0 3 one Ta 8 | D. C., kisses his bride, the former
{Bosto Won 1 Totals 688 645 652 1985 Barnesboro 0 12 7 1 -26; HE OF an 19 8 id i Sylvia Ferraiuolo of Naples and
| Baran * herry Tree 6 #0 5-4 The winners pushed over & pait| wp, iio" on their arrival In New
Baranik . 4 NATIONAL APPLE WEEK | Substitutions: Barnesboro—Bu of touchdowns in the opening pe- York from France, where they were
| on 0 Totals 1723 822 747 2392 This week—Oct. 20 to Nov. 5 Sally, Yoskosky, Atkins, Glass, riod and added single counters in | A y y
| ternal Order Eagle is being observed as National Dinello, Ross, Boback Cherry Tree |{he third and fourth quarters married. Lee, brought to the U. S.
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| Beunier re om & 133 2 Apple Week. The crop in Penn- Minen Goons, Glesse, Lauey, Pils) Wolanin and Stitts accounted | by his parents in 1930, had always
| Sutton sylvania exceeded 9% million! Touchdowns—Scott, Wargo. Funk, for the first-period six-pointers | remembered the Italian girl who
| ymhor bushels this season. Sally, Atkins. and Stitts plunged over for the| was kind to him when he was a lit-
| ame EE Points after tocchdowns—Sally and | extra point. Molino scored and| tle crippled bov. Three years ago
| Welsko —A sense of humor helps pre- (Hindman. Trwrsly .. | Selestok converted with a plunge | they began corresponding and fell
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