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Bakerton Has Good Repson fo Be Proud of Boys’ Team
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NORTH CAMBRIA
Edited by LEO GRIMME
Fence Busters Keep Up Record
By Copping Secon
In 194% a group of interested
men from Cambria and Indiana
Counties met in the Parish House
af Catholic Church in Nicktowr
and formed the Cambria & Indi
na Boys’ Leagus
The purpose of the league was,
and is, to help boys under 15
years of age and not yet in high
school ta better themselves In
sports and in sportamanship The
C & 1 League covers three
sports - baseball, football and bas-
ketball with a basketball tourna
ment at St. Francis College in|
Loretto i
Toans not yet represented in
league, but who are interested
are always welcome, for by reach.
ing more boys, the league officials
feel that better sportsmanship will
be instilled throughout the two-|
county arva. !
The Bakerton Fence Busters, |
mlong with several other teams
from communities in the North-|
ern Qambria area, were a charter |
member of the new organization, |
and though they did not take any |
trophies the first year they did)
take the baseball trophy in 1949 |
In 1949 the team Mat one game |
captured from Indiana
year, Tom Lehmier,
of Fence Busters,
together another cham- |
$50 baseball season again!
ev; ya
d Straight Crown
iz able to fur
shown their appreci
ing home the C &
BUCCPRRIVEe SORROnSs
Again Manager
BY i¢ VAiahie
Stockley a mair
two seasons, will 2
He proved :
position on the Carrolitown Jun-
ior Legion baseball squad, and
will now render services to CHS
Bob ‘Lane, another standby for!
the past three seasons will also
ieave for high school. Both Lane |
and Stockley are two of the lead- |
ng hitters for Bakerton. Other |
regulars being lost due to age or!
graduation into high school are
Ed Hovan, John Lamont and Tom
Blose, who moved from the town. |
Mr. Lehmier, however, has a,
good nucleus for the 1951 season. |
Pete Strong, who has yet to taste
defeat, winning 7 and 1 play-off |
games this season, will be regular
hurler for the Fence Busters. Jack
Lawrence, third baseman and also
La pabie
1
himself
mia £ in
orton Fence Busters for the second straight vear copped the Cambria & Indiana Boys" League
trophy. They will have permanent possession of the cap if they win again in 1951
rst Row (left to right)—Alex Kotrick, L. Sponsky, Tom Vallery, Ed Lamont
Sacond Row—Roy Boslett, Tony Vanscavich, Frank Konitsk
and Domenie Rocce; Standing—Ed Hovan, Jack Lawrence, Bob
Lane, aad Tom Lehmier, manager. Bakerton folks have reason to be proud of their boys
On the pic
{mascot ), and Pat
y, John Contorchick, Lenny Strong,
Stockly, Tom Fitch, duck Truman, Bob
® Comment
————
New Hunting Licenses
Needed By Tomorrow
Better not take vour gun
into the woods on a hunting
expedition tomorrow without a
15950 hunfing Beense an your
hae k
Today, Aug. 321. is the last
day the old "19 license may be
used. The new licenwrs now
are in the hands of the Issuing
Agents
The new 1950 licenses will
be good for a 12 month period
or antil Aug. 31, 1851
the Fence
real credit to
Bakerton 3
git to his town, he Is in
credit to his country Ax bong as
boys such as these continue to
play the game square, and as long
as towns such as ours help their
boys, we never need fear for the
future of America. for if can't
help bul prosper and remain
great. We have some wonderful
future citizens in the making and
I wish them God-speed in all they
3.
Ww hen ar y
YO
turn a
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| District High School Grid Schedules
PATTON
Horner City
CHESTQUENANNA
i3-Carrolitown, sway
20---Spangier swhy
26 Pine Twp. sway
7 Houtadaie away
I --Barpnsshors awhy
Patton, away
10 Hastings, awsy
Red Flash Taking
BARNESBORO
Sept. B-Plre Tey PCE e
Sept 16- Patton
BHept 22--Indiana OHS
Sept. 28 Portage, away
Ot B&. Hastings howe
3 Om Braye
G- Ee rnshrire. away
Ey
BWaRY
{hesitating
TALIS Ene Fri ¥ yo Amrroditow: Fotos
Ouro, Twice Each Day
CARROLLTOWN AL HOME JAMES AT NIGHT The 8t
Flash are presently
an GALLITZIN rd scrimmage
Most of tha
Red |
undergoing a
training
29 returning vetler.
reporied for the first serim-
ike seawion on Tuesday in fine
and the 12 first year men |
are also fit for the heavy duty i
training
Nov 3 Hastings ss; Mentor Davis being his second
Vear as head football cosch at the
EBENSBURO CAMBRIA North Cambria College. He will
; . Zain De assisted by Harry Con-
rears S roy of Altoona handles |
mohing duties
ANE Ran using the
oh LYRLerr ;
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went BB. .8 PH
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ALL HOME GAMES AT NIGHT
SPANGLER
Fri. Begt 3
Rat Mept 14
Wed. wy rs
id procs
weld
* 9
IL. HOME GAMES AT NICHT
CRESSON Frankiers se the Nora
Wonton itarne style huddle. The
back gives the signals while fac.
. TE Dis teammates In {wo rows,
Wed. Oct a S$ Bpangier wis whe are facing the OFFposL ition
Wad Owes “ hres » Ot 13-14lly Bome The Flash are now under exten
Wed Oo 33 Abi PAS Bat Cet n Ralildayw arg. sway e drilling this wesk in prepars-
Tata, » ell Int Y Cio y . 3. Porat a Te won for Friday night's Pre-season
Bat Moy 11 yeateers boar vi For. 10M Uniom. hommes nari! with the Kittann-
All BOME GAMES AT NIOWNT HOME GAMER AT NIGHT
Carrollton. hdme
Chailitsin, away
Chestguehannas, hoffe
iB Hastings. sway
Cressi, hithe
Quarter.
Altman Ont
Ehernaty ry
# A rovey
8
rot ag?
ng Kay-Eves
Heavy Scrimmage K
ing for Callo, the all-star
| DY rapping him for ten hits
Johnnies divided the
| Johnstown Johnnies
In Thursday Game At Hastings
{By CARL SHUTTY;
Having an open date
Middie- Allanti League action,
the Johnstown Johnnies traveled
» Hastings iast Thursday night |
and took back with them sa 5-3
from
| win over the Hastings All-Stars.
The Jolinnies made it rough go- |
pitcher, |
J. Wargo was the man with the
(flick for the All-Stars. He had
{two for five and drove in all three
Hastings runs He hit an inside
the park home run with Gallo on |
ase in the third which momen |
| tarily put the All-Stars ahoad He |
| also drove in Gallo with a single
ir. the Tth, for the other All-Star
run §
Manager Roy Nicklos of the |
tehing be-
tween four of his hurlers with
Hintx getting credit for the win |
Butler's home run in the seventh
with Wertz on base proved to be
the deciding blow of the game as
the ball cleared the left center
field fence by more than 20 feet
Danks also shared the spotlight
hy banging out four hits in
trips to the plate Ome of those
nits was a triple in the fourth in-
ning
The All-Stars loaded the bases
in the ninth, but were unable to
ome through with a hit, which
may have sent the game into an
extra inning. 8 Tomechko popped
five
Top All-Stars
‘io the third baseman, to sad the
game
Hastings--J. Kuhn ss J Wargo 3b
MoGraw I, 8 Tomechko if P.
ib, A Tomechkxo of
Ceschind = Galio p. 3
Johnstown DiBuono a
Danks of Butler Niekios I
Seymour p. Hints p.
Weney,
Johnstown
®
Frankies to Play
Grid Exhibition
Father John J Welsh, director
of athleticyg at St. Prancis Col-
lege, Loretto, announced that the
Red Flash footballers will engage
in a pre-season exhibition contest,
tomorrow, Sept. 1
The PFrankiss will meet the
Kittanning Kay. Eyes, an up and
coming semi. team in a night
encounter ® game is being
sponsored by the Ford City-Kitt-
anning Kiwanis Clubs and the
proceeds will go to the under-
privileged children’s fund of that
ATeR.
Bt. Francis grid coach Davis is
pleased to be able to view his
material before the season gets
underway. The final paring of the
squad will be made following this
Friday night's game Presently
Davis is operating with a 4l-man
003 ood 100-9
100 130 200-8
WARM WOOL SWEATERS
100% wool sweater in a fancy
1 98
knit design, embroidered with
tiny Bowers. Navy, green,
gray or red. Sizes 3 to 6.
CIRLS' DRESSES
Pretty school frocks of 4 to 6x
BOYS' POLO SHIRTS
Boys’ Plaid Shirt:
Cotion Sanne! or suede in
$1.00
a hurler, will be included among | Baseball
checked gingham, rain
bow hued broadcioth or
Exy, woven plaids Flared
Colorful polos I stripes
Bakerton ad) sumtin and solids. Long sleeves;
op. TY ok eigh | Ray Boslett, Domenic Rocco, Alex |
ames bowing to Kotrick, John Controchick and!
for their first loss and |
i which
catcher Jackie Truman who will
return for Bakerton.
The Bakerton residents are to
be commended for the way in
e sees 2 group of loyal |
support their team. |
North
Cambria
Results
and
Schedules
A Tn
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CLEARFIELD-CAMBRIA LEAGUE
SATURDAY, SEFT. 2
Ramey st Palleutinber
tr at Madera
SUNDAY, SEPT. 3
Blandbourg at Coalport
Pallentimber at Tyrope
Ashville at Janesville
MONDAY, SEPT. 4
at Pailentiomboer
ganse *
boro and Nanty-Olo, the North Osm- |
bria and Cambria County Industrial |
AY, A akity G1 3 |
Yt ty o
FRIDAY, AUG. 23
Nanty-Gic 6. Bamesbore 5
SUNDAY, AUG. 17 :
Barnssboro 9, Nanty-Gio 2
OTHER GAMES
THURSDAY, AUG. 2¢ ef |
ohnnies 3 North Cam
bris All-Stars 3
Barnesboro Wins
Inter-Loop Title
Over Nanty-Glo
The Barnesboro Moose last Sun.
day defeated Nanty-Glo, 9-3,
win the
Moose took the first win,
7-3, last Wednesday and Nanty-
Glo took the second game, 6-5 |
last Friday. 3 i
The Baresboro nine are the |
winners of the Northern Cambria |
Industrial League and Nanty-Glo|
is champ of the Cambria County
Industrial League.
On Sunday the Moose smashed
16 hits off four Nanty-Glo hurlers
while Paul Kitchen muffled the
losers with seven safeties. Kenny |
Anderson was the big gun for
Barnesboro with three hits in four
trips.
Nanty-si0 opened the scoring |
with one in the fourth but the |
Moose team came
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