Union press-courier. (Patton, Pa.) 1936-current, March 09, 1950, Image 11

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    Thursday, March 9, 1950
Baseball this ng season ‘will
ADDITIONAL SPORTS
New Baseball Rules Go Into Effect
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2
With Beginning of Spring Training
he operated
rules.
Basebail's
under a new set of
piaving ries were
re-phrased and re-defined during
the past winter Both the majors
and minors cooperated the
task
The change which the
will realize first is the
says the round must
15 inches high and
gradually toward the baselines
In the past the mounds varied
fron park to park and from day
to day, depending og who was
pitch
Another rule defines the sirike
area now as the space over home
plate between hitter's arm
pits and knees, when he assumes
his natural stance A footnote In
the rule book points out that the
natural stance for some batters is
a crouching one, which is legul
The crouch could cut
pitchers
one which
exactly
be
must slope
the
the strike
THE
DRIBBLE
CORNER
Results, Beores &
Schedules
of Ares Basketball
Games
RESULTS
MONDAY, EB.
BC-1 48 Canton 45
Foaring Spring 3 Williamsburg 28
INDHANA 00 TOURNEY GROUP II
Armagh 9 Indians Lad ¥7
Brastter $8 Arcadia 41
TURSDAY, FEB.
Clalliitzinn 5). Patton MM
Cresson 44, Nanty.-Gio 26
R Prancis 88 Westminster 58
Parpesbor; 5. Vintondale 18
14ily 63. Beaverdale
MNioons. #4 Ferndale 3
76 St Josephs of
Johnstown: 39, Portage 31
fouthmont 46 Franklin @
Windber MM. Scoulh
Irwin 351. ders Ridge 38
Huntingéun: 41. Tyrone 33
Roystow 4) Dale 42
INDIANA O00 TOURNEY GROUP I
Marion COwnter 33. Gieen Twp 13
Haltsbury 55. Clymer 4
WHDNESDAY, MAR. |
Richland 63 Nanty-Olo 41
Mooversville 39. Bolivar 37
INDIANA OO TOURNEY GROUP 1
Homer Clty 50. Bialrsville 48
INDIANA CO TOURNEY OROUP II
Pine Twp 3M Salsbury 2
3
AY, MAR.
Portage 51 Oalitzin =
CLABS C UMSTRICT 6 PIAA PLAYOPY
Southmcnit 88. Fossiter 435
FRIDAY, MAR. 3
Johnstown C 4 Altoona C 36
' Rafterty i
|. Joseph's i
Bt Prancis
. Pine Twp 4
CT 6 CLASS C PIAA PLAYOFY
Lilly 37 leering Spring 12
A ——— A I wo ————
BACK AS A BRAVE
THINK JIL DROP WN AT
ve UN. roR A LITTLE
PEACE
; Baltimore. The Frankies ost
{ Joseph's College
‘6 of 15
cxded 32-5 edge in field goals
‘was high man for St
ard it
ght ba i
adopt a new stance
weckle the hurlers
Another alterad rue
il
v
the catcher must Keep O
the receiver's box when lhe pit
iSsuing an hase
Another MAKes um
judge if unsportsmanlike
has when A
infield
her is
n balls
the
conduct
intentional
the
pire
prevailed
hase
er in hopes
ble play
if the
runner sikies into an
of breaking up a dou
umpire decides TRAl un-
tics were used he now has
the batter ou
not reach the
f Lac
power to call
even if the ball did
time
Two minor say
starting hurler go five In
of a completed game lo Tre
ceive credit and that
the pitchers are not permitted to
the ball or to their
alr
the t
base In
changes
ripest
for a victory
apply rosin to
uniforms
SCHEDULE
MAR §
& PIAA
Hig
THURSDAY,
Class © [Pstriet
ship zame ai Ro
in Altoona
FRIDAY, MAR. 10
CLASS A DISTRICT & PIAA PLAYOFF
Tri-County ve West On
tral winner at State Teach
ers College floor, Indiana
CLASS BR DISTRI 6 PIAA PLAYOF?
Cresson vs B-C-1 at Bt Francis
College. Loretto and the Min (
winner vs Juniata Valley Wir
Huntingdon High School floor
WEDNESDAY, MAR 1s :
OLASS B DISTRICT 8 PIAA FINALS
CressoneB-C-1 winner en Mir
Co -Junista Valley winner af
Roosevelt High School floow
Frankies End Cage
Schedule With
Record of 17 Wins
Francis College of Loretlo
will take a 17-8 record to the Na
tional Catholic College lourney I7
their
final game of the season lo 8t
of Philadeiphia
last Saturday evening, 71-63 in &
game in Altoona
The Flashes pulled to a #4-43
margin at the close of the third
. v
marr anion
¥
whe veil Behind
ner at
Aton
period, bet didn’t rally enough to
win, dropping the final frame 10
81. Joseph's, 23-20. Bt. Joseph's
| took the first round, 15-9 and ais.
the second stanza, 18-14
The Loretto cagers converted
15 of 20 fouls and St. Joseph's
The winner's held a de-
George Banchansky of St. Fran-
cis dumped in 26 points for high
man for the losers and Benesky
Joseph's
with 28 points. Bill Wanish
dumped in 11 points for the Red
Flash cause The summary
£1: Joseph OF T St. Francis
Senesxys 14 Weanish 1
Hughes { 2 Bogor
Prein ¢ 4 Banchos ©
5
2
~~
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Crdmim,
MelDwrmit Blapietons g 6
Brady # Hien ¢ 2
Imiey o Sharick 2
Aulicine i
Cy Brien i
(ancy o
6
3
VONSOOD ARDY
Howey
Totals 31 Totals
azn OD tid Rw
9
Referees Woodring snd Conrad
.
There were as many careless
drivers in the old days bul not
as many accidents Horses had
sone pense
- By Alan Maver
/
ALL KINDS SOFT DRINKS — CHOCOLATE BEVERAGES
IIT ~--SCHLITE —ROLLING ROCK
-IRON CITY --DUBOIS —OLD GERMAN
--STRAUBS
~DUQUESNE
~NEW LIFE --TECH
Heme Defivery Day for Patton Is Every Saturday
~STEGMAIERS
—SILVER TOP
wn the Alley
By LEO FREOLY
here was a ot of acll AST
Fraternal
T hy 1 AP
wi 1080
started the reek hy pinning Aa
i 1 Fag-
JOR ’ IT
¥
f
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Her
the Eagles
i ow
LEAGUE STANDINGS
Won + Le
Loyal Order Moose 35 13
Fraternal Order Eagles 3 13
Veterans Poreign Wars 29 ie
Sons of aly 22 *
American Legion re he
Slovak Citizens Club x
+f Italy snowe
pi aoe Moose
allowed
the first game by
b took the following 3
11 56 and 25 pins The gamd haa
mighlights too Takes
game when the S01
That was Whe
was up He took a full
forgot to jel gO of the bali
thi of
The Sons
the
Th»
take
Pees ®
ue
i rut LEAN
KO] Moms
42; pins
pot nix hy
fhe
ROHITYE tha wee
RY b ¥
fimmy
ory
il pine
Laon
SWing J
went the whole leng the al-
a strike ASK
lump oO prove
vahner and Leon were high for
SOT nnd Caretil (yroganick
and Hudak were high fo
The Veils U
3-1. The
game 61
Lori
the Vels
total SiN Willie
high for
Kinkead went all out for
era. :
Honors of Wok
Caretti of the Moose wilh
of 544. leon hit B37 tp lake Sec
ond place for the SOI Other ho
table SCOTOS AY Y shner Nai
nol Crozanick, Moose sv: Hu
dak Moose, 503 Kinkead Slovak
ent Willams, Legion, 521) and
Grimme, Bagless 501
This week I had an interview
with Crystal Ball Charlie,
says he wiil predict the Eames for
the coming Week, and if possibile
tor the entire league duration
His predictions are as folios
Mar 0 Eagles 3 Vets |
Mar 13-801 2. Legion 2
Mar 15-—Moose 3, Vets 1
INDITIDUAL. TEAM BOORES
Sons of aly
i583
amd bang
still has a
ey
#
he :
the
r A wee
vak Club
* a Fira?
wit I
wl the Bio
oe yey
Veils %
ord 3% and
Rd
fhe
ther
§ t 5
ors third Dy 19
third pant
Zungail
the WYeis while
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a Bl wre
no
who
Pompe
Laurite
DiBello 134
Laon 3 »
Y ahner -
CaRrsmarsta
Bening
won Totals BO 1
joral Order Sa
en
135
|B. Endler
Cunrettl
(progenick
Hudak
OG Ender
Bapiey i Totals 84S
Veterans Foreign
WwW Zungadl is
J. Raluskas :
Hetako
Bartaiang
T Zusngeil
Benko
Won 3
Bersansky
Flask o
Kinkead
Zarenks
John Hudak
Joe Hudal
| Cetin: a
! won | Toauls T05
158
158
135
130
=
14
| American Legion
| Laliemand i 117
| Bhatrosk : 173 141
Bobtyy 147 148
Burkey £78 180
Williams Co 1a
Won 3 Totals T73 TI3
Fraternal Order Eagles 2
Beunier 10 IA 2%
i ih
183 isd 0
$48 313
138 28
123 3%
TER 2294
144
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38
(Gallitzin Closes
Season With Tight
51-50 Loss to PHS
Callitzin High closed their 16540
caged Season last Thursday even
| a close 51-50,
Portage also
| Portage took the first two per
| lods, 9-5 and 18-16 respectively, to
inave a half tome load of 27-21
[The Gremlins came Charging back
| the third round 17-8
: he lead 38-35 but the
[10 40 tte 18-12. final
Maruca was high for Portage
with 13 points and Gouse of the
winner's Jed the scorers with 21
Geallitzin JVs won
40-38. The sum
en
"nN
| gen © Shae ie wi
i a al J
tered
| aS RBe RE
| Totals 161931 Tow
| Oeilitein
fief eroes- rad and Horner
Colver Little Colts
‘Trim St. John’s
The Colver Little Colts, a cag®
team of the Colver Grade School
entered in
Basketball League, slapped
a2
eh
ceoouoONY
counlvaard
CHG weve ie
SOO OOH OWNY
Tothls 35 258 Totals
SI Team Ome
Xai
A wieoad os
5 Teams Announce
the Cambria-Indiana
1
Osteopathic
Health
Frederick E Arble MS
Carrofitown. Pa
A Luis MAN'S (ONSTANT PENT:
7 Bik: a THE COMMON (COLD
AE Ar
neshord Moses Some of 0s
after
E In NC Loo
ntry In NU p
Five teams announced that they
: in the Northern Cambria
Bom wr Fail {on gre thia DO
ROE AROT
TV cnr
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t
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seldom ontrac?
Soar oR
€ oor Raker
AKIN 8 : ¢ ries
s Prolif oss
Ashville
Hew gs
LOrATY
is requested
CAFS RC retary ge
phoning Barnesboro
The Patton ball
a meeling
Hastings Spang
Marsteller Em#ghn
and Belsano | or any
ther interested in the iea-
miact the
Magulick
E51-W
team will hold
this Thursday evening
Mar © in the Patton Eagles club
All members are requested to at
fred
3
St. Vincent College Plans to determine weatae
To Drop Cage Activities sithe ahich vary tremencdousty
Truthfully
Vincent
though it is a frequent ail
this disease has purzied the
i ng prof esuion for generations
fart OTe Time {
reReaT
College fatr ye ‘ % TI ha
As An
ch time as
attribule
inter OTE ani
type oF
Pt AHIR
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rears
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Miss
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athieti
Hes said
hopes to bulld a Dew
n the
theses Are nN
tor Be
rte
iver {srOmsedl! arvii ll
ordinary microscope
growth and action On
been completely
that reason n"o
satisfactory method of deall
‘with the virus has been devek
# add i
APPROVES NEW TITLE BOUT
fake Mintz NBA
Henvyweight Ezzard
wired a cept
ie fight
Freddie
6
td
their
Toy
the school hy AN
manner of
! AM Pus the
Al present Lhe Cage
poi} the iatr Whe
tissues have not
near determined. For
team
future
5 ~%q
practi ng
Armory oy
ug ¥
{ a) fhe ather Is red MANY “ vied
predisposing
at
MAnR/Lr ve
Ram pom
are atiributted
Allergies no
sidered and anything
the body's natura
disease processes also falls
this catsgory For example if an
adividual works all day and loses
sleep night after night until
‘ yvipletely fatigued
affected and his resistance
2d.
Other tend in
jower resistance are cold, wet
Build Your Future with
America’s Finest Men
America’s most ambitious young men are enlisting in
the US Army because they know that a military career offers a
combination of opportunity and security seldom found slaewhere.
Rtandaerds are high, but if you can measure
SALIROE De En
Hrwers
refiat ANNES £5
{'haries last Week
$i
that
ance for a Brest wpe
£ "harles and Pleo £5
he held Mar
grcier
pricier
HOMEMAKERS MEETING
Reupholstering furniture is
study sublet of the a Hornemak-
club to be held this morning
t 10.30 in the home of Mrs Paul
Kutruff of Fiinton R. D
Be in
the
health is
Hyer
Kis
ers
causes which
alert and
ap, & rewarding career with every apportanity
for further education, travel and adventure can
be pours .
Build your futuve with America’s finest men,
Get the complete facts at your US Army and
Act now as
‘8. Air Force Reergitis : . .
®
ruiting Station
ALTOONA, PA. Phone 2-5140
FF Srat Hn
limited,
U.S. Army & Air Force Rec
Post Office Bldg.
i AR Naren sees Mosdy
rogaing,
FORE
See how this sleek Sedan looks coming down
the road bold gnllwork shining, broad
bonnet purring with power. and the wide,
carving, unbroken sweep of a one-piece
windshield giving you horizon-wide outlook.
And spot the pretty picture you make
going away.
The broad, wrap-around rear window and
topside styling in the Buick Riviera manner.
The graceful, spacious trunk, the “double
bubble” taillights, the sense of high-fashion
fleetness in everything from rear fender lines
to the curve of the roof.
Yes, that's beauty — beauty in the unmis-
takable Buick manner. But observe also:
Interiors are extra roomy in all dimensions.
The biggest you can buy for the money, we
believe — and bigger than many higher-
priced cars.
And, since this is a Buick SUPER, there's
feet: sudden changes in tempera.
ture; improper clothing; an agi-
tated mental state; other illness,
and disturbances in body mech
ics efferted by strains, injuries or
fails Osteopathic physicians have
found that wiwn such conditions
eorreteed. the patient 8 resiy-
that colds
Ale
im raised so are
iy contracted
1 know, the ag
to all disease 8 10 em
i prevention and so it is
arith cide First and foremost
the action against colds
We can Keep
ondition by eal.
mean
modern
proaci
phasis
best Dr
heatlhy sody
ourselves in A-1
A
ng regular well-balanced
irinking plenty of water, acguir-
ng adequate avolding wn-
necessary worry and concern, and
having injuries treat
ed promptly. Fe can protect our
selves further by refraining from
with crowds whenever
being cautious of
Heese >
oid
arn §
aching in
and
SLVR tan of
treated early a
hee #8?
ReaD
strains and
possible and by
the careless
Early
at uffineas
symploms
congestion in
various parts of
perhaps, a slight
temperature if
old can usually
t develops y
more serious
are a
Le
head
the body
opped bifore
nythang
First
patient
ately
mito
and most mpoatant,
should go to bed
and remain there
symptoms are relieved He should
lightly, drink copious Guan.
water and fruit jusbes
and provide for proper elimina
tion. It ix well to remember that
by avoiding crowds and exposure
recovery will be hastened and
thers protected from infection
The can often
be shortened by giving osteopath.
ic treatment demgned lo Reese
the blood supply, relieve canges-
ted areas, and stimulate vital
nerve centers, thus enhancing he
forces that are already stlempt.
ng to combmt the
ertain drugs
applications
avoid
the
imines.
until lis
ent
titivs of
sires of a cold
infection
Vitamines Hn
Are of some
never be uded
a doctor's supervis-
the anti-hist-
which are widely
enjoying incremmed
dangerous if Lak
Inrge doses. They are
lous. too, because they affect
various individuals differently and
tends to make some people dizzy
or drowsy which may be hazrd-
ots 10 those who must drive or
operate machinery
Auto License Tag Delay
Expected In Pennsylvania
The deadline for the new auto
tags in Pennsylvania is Apr. 1
but the Het-minuate applicants
for the 1900 tags may face a de
lay due to the current coal strike
Western Penitentiary where
plates are made, has curtail
ed production of the metal LagH
because the prison’s industries are
dependent on an outside power
supply
ta F Messner stats revenus
pecretary, said last week if (hey
work didnt pick up soon, thers
may be a jam at the deadline
oc al
value but
except under
on. For
ANWR
eXAMple
drags
ertised and
popularity. are
ACY
én in lon
gg
sensational new power under the hood —
Buick’s own F-263 Fireball straight-eight,
this year's big news in valve-in-head power.
Ys, when you go stepping In this one,
you'll really step with roominess and top-
drawer styling and the level going of all-cosl
springing — yes, and Dynaflow Drive* too,
if you choose —~making your pleasure
complete.
The price? Well, drop in on your Buick
dealer. ask about the Super 126 und be pre-
pared for happy hstening. Here's a buy —
so grand a buy you'll lose no time getting
behind a Buick wheel.
* Standard om ROADMASTER, ophonal af
extra cost om SUPHR amd SPECIAL model,
Ll
Mrs. Lorene McCoy Homer |
Guest At Party Recently THEATRE ALTOONA
Mrz. Lorene McCoy of Balli- HW ws
more, Md. was guest of honor
recéntly at a party at the home
¥ her brother-izelaw and sister,
Mr and Mis. Joan A Glass of
alliton
The evening was spent in play-
ing cards and hich was served
Mrs McCoy received a number of
if
Those
and Mrs
and Mrs
and Mrs
Chirdon
CLARK GABLE
LORETTA YOUNG
KEY
TO THE CITY
with Marilyn Maxwell
STRAND
STARTS FRIDAY
SHELLY WINTERS
MarDONALLD CAREY, in
S OUTH
EA
INNER
Plus Margaret Lockwood in
JASKY in Technicolor
attending
Camille Dascanio,
Howard Dascanio
Peter Lesnak Mrs
Mr and Mrs lewis
canio, Mrs. Tom Murphy
Mra Martha Berdaw, all of Ash-
ville, Eimer Gallagher, Amshry,
Mr and Mrs Willam Krise Bea-
ver, Mra Jolin Meilhammer Jude
and Charles McCoy, all of Balti
more. Mra Michael Savine and
daughter Diana of Altoona: Mr
and Mrs Wayne Long Mr and
Mrs Wilbert lamg and James
Vivian and Darlene Long all of
Gallitzin BR. DD. and Mrs Frances
Parizak' of Cresssn
inchyded
Telling the truth seems to be
the best way to throw some
wives off the track
AND OLD COUNTRY STORE
EVERY SATURDAY
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES
i Admission by Membership Card)
PATTON, PA.
They're straight out of the Buick Riviera book
D AFT - 2 Beauty and a Buy
Ly lithe, long and lovely —and it calls not
just for one look, but for rwo.
BUICR’S TSE BUY
HIGNER . COMPRESSION Fireball volve in bead power is
theoe smpines. five hp ratings. (New F 263 caging in SUPER
aodeds |
NEW PATTERN STYLING, with bumper guard grilles, ‘oper
through fenders, “dovbie bubbis” raillights
WIDE-ANGLE VISIBILITY, close up rood view bork forwesd
amd bak :
TRAFPIC- MANDY SIZF, less over olf length for easier parking
umd garaging, short tarving rode
1XTRA. WIDE SEAYS crodied between the ales.
SOFT BRHCK RIDE, from ofi.coil springing, Sofery Ride rime,
live prise tires, ride-geoedying farque ube.
DYNAFLOW DRIVE vorcord on off ROADMASTERS, optioned
ue axtny cost on SUMMER ond SMICIAL series
WIDE ARRAY OF MODELS with Body by Fisher.
Phone your BUICK dealer for a demonstration — Right Now!
THE PATTON AUTO COMPANY
Fourth Avenue, Phone $171
PATTON, PA.
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