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2 North (Cambrians on Aug. 12, sponsored by the the program. and will be held at The all-star teams will be com- | members of
county coaches association the Point Stadium in Johnstowr posed of senio | Players
NOR CAMBRIA T ” dit Sladiurm i Htc a ¢ ors from last year's The
™ H | 6 H L | G H S On All-Star Clinic N The two members are John or the Windber Stadium district high schoo! squads. Y Each
: 4 h ’ eving, head grid coach at Hast- gigi. Munn, head coach at team will be composed of 22 men
and (General Comment Edited by LEO GRIMME (x: m C mitt INES High, and George Magulick Michigan State, is expected to 8nd will practice for two weeks
ne e Om / ee apd Mentor Barnedbore Hips run the clinic He will be assisted preceding the game. Two coaches announced that each player
Two mem | thal committe of the aig | ther members of the Spartar from each section, North and receive an individual award
our ty { caches Association, both = ard will Bs ix hare Re ” oaching staff. A trainer from South, will be selected to tutor participating in the event,
rth Cambria men, are msmbers an : iw aks SAIL Mm the district will also be on hand the players,
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5 ; # a committee " HaArge orf 4 I INF x an the (Tin oanimit ty fernanet r tf. ye hws of £1 rut . ck
Nanty-(zlo, 36-34 a on an ers ou : pangier, fortball clinic, Aug. 9 roth i tes and "othe r fundamentals p a rman Ne Sxparating Ria ADDITIONAL SPORTS
: $y - d and a All-Btar football game The ai} clash will ton-off trainer may need nn the gridiron 8 i i” :
In Extra Frame * 47-20, In Non-League Game Friday a oe eon & esting of 5s mmeienon. ue) ON PAGE BLE
Barmwboro s ve n } N ry {23 WIS Ba Eri i The *3 tton rn Pi niners de THE .
%6 £0 sn So Rg aes had ro ny Ota. we 1i the preliminary ne Hoi oily Eh on Friday FLOP FAMILY By Lowen
to nip the game, The summary -
Nanty-Glo Cagers 34-38 in a Barneshboro G F T Nanty-Gile G FT NIEHL to the tune pf 47-29, in a
Northern Cambri . | Funk f 1 3 8S Swanhart f 2 8.4 non-league ame , * . - N
tant Thurs ho cague batte Silt 3 gw chinr 113 "Tne Panthers took charge i Ot), 0EAR- THERE 4 3 200% JAEIMAN i. LEME IT TO ME DEAR \'LL NO- Hou _CANT-
Y evening on the | fenerwics < 2 3 8 Parkes © 3 311 The Pant | — HE OGOR GET RO OF Wit IN A GOOD DAY 1
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members of the (Cambria 13
Barneshoro hardwood. Two field Salley « 1 1 3 Austin 2 + §1¢ the first chapter and were never
goals by “Butch” Steele gave the Jriffin 8 1 1 Punyak ¥ @ 00 caught. Bob Kartheim was (he 4 «
Pome forces their margin of win era ; 5 JAAR" o 28 big gun for Patton with 5 field ot q
in the overtime period # “atte reson ' alo erg and as many fouls for 12 J -,
oevint se Prank Schwab was next
With Barnesboro leading, 31-30 Totals 81838 Totals | 13 8M 14 pig te with 12 points
; es as od oe his ith 12 pot
in the closing seconds of the re Barnasbor ¢ 29 1 de mtton held quarter margins of
gulation game Farkas dropped ir A HIS Huston abu batmuchasl | oiS 14 1% 9 ‘ wir
a free throw to krot the score »
ard sent the gam . ee 4
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period It was the sixth win in * A HI COACH QUITS
seven starts for the Dragons Head Coach Kenneth Bashor
¥ Altoona High School resigne The
Steele was the night's high last Monday might He stated he srl Spa gv
scorer with fivs field goals and had put fn a quarter century of ; = > Maien
nine fouls for 19 points. Austin coaching, and he wanted no more GU singe 1 an
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and Furkas of Nanty Glo collect- He has an overall record of 72 Yoon. $ 18 Prsnehak
ed 14 and 13. respectively wins ard 30 defeats at the oc Mow Melk! 4
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before you decide nobody's home mE Cathal
wi the Mountain City boys
flor The home Forces took a 18
12 lead in the first period and
won EOiNg AWAY
The flashy Cailitzin guard
2 oy yout To is just what she's Fiiil Burns, was he high scorer
ag tor, 8 90, & gir] nt afl of the contest with 18 points Al
dash to the telephone with soap in toons Catholic's Reisner and Me
ber eyes! Y Conville paced the winners with
: . : \ 14 and 13 points, respectively
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ss 8f 4 10 go «.s * you i took 8 35-28 win ih a JV prelin : | “np : xe , oo
hang up. This way, you'll often save , inary game. The summary Fl _ wa d : > z <3
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3 Although the unger « nl
quehanna Valley High Ager
held Beccaria-Comlport-Irvona
a 20-20 dendiwk in the [inal tw
periods, B-C-1 topk a 7-4 apd 11
§ first and secdnd periods leads
y down the Valley boys 38-26 in
& game played in (Cherry Tree
ast Tuesday #vening
The visitors were hekd pont for
point in ithe third and fourth
fiames by the home forces both
trams dumping in 10 poants sach
i each period
Beolft and Baker of Chestgue-
hanna each notched 7 points but
Bioorms of B-C-I was the Nigh man
of the game with 13 points The
SUMArY
T (hestqueha OF T
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13 Sexy -~ 2 3
3 Baker
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Chestguehiianine 3 4
d Foul Shooting
Responsible for
2nd Frankie Loss
Foul shooting, whic had been
ane of BL Francis Coliege's very
strong poants this seadon, led !
its second downfall last Wednes-
day night The North Cambria
Hed Flashes converted only 20 of
41 free throws, when hey dropp
ed a 87-84 decision to SU Joseph
College of Philadelphia, one of Lhe
i Mronges! cage teams In lhe na
thon ! ; : Be 5 : t ; 8 i
The Quaker City boys carried ; Pa ST i 5 Cope.
‘lead 41-33 going into the half by
taking a 27-14 advanlage in lhe .
i necond pertod. LL SEND JOE UP FROM |
St. Francis downed the strong THE SHOP IJ THE
St Joseph team 19-14, 13-10 and
16-16, in the first third and
fourth periods respectively ‘ ROOF : : : j ” Ee Wi Y
— The Hed Flash cause was also i | yf t |
nore | Burt considerably when starung .
8 guard Wally Stapleton was plac-
0. ed on the bench on personal
R | fouls in the 3rd frame Bill Wan-
‘sh Jed the Red Flash scorers
with 15 points, 10 of which he
made in the first period
Paul Senesky. one of the top
college scorers in the nation was
8 a one-man scoring machine for
LE St. Joseph's. He dumped in 13
field goals and 17 free throws for
$3 points The summary ;
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8B Joseph a i i« TT 16 18-4
A 8: Prmancis 9 14 12 19-84
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night, the alked off with
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stubs leave a foolproof record of expen- ? leads of 17-2. 26-3 and 37-11. Bill!
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ditures. Why not drop in and open an B the Valley boys with 13 markers. |
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