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SPORTS Vg
Barnesboro Routs
Chestquehanna,
45-0, Last Friday
Red Dragons of Barnesbor>
High School scored in every per-
lod to down visiting Chestquehan-
na, 45-0, last Friday night
In first quarter Wargo went 29
yards around right end for a TD
and then booted the extra point
It was Wargo again in the sec
ond quarter when he took a 19-
yard pass from Steele and the
second score.
Ron Kupetz scored for BHS in
the same period after Roth re-
covered a CHS fumble on the
loser’'s 30-yard line. Kupetz scor-
ed on the first scrimmage play
Wargo kicked the extra point
BHS get their third TD in the
second fame after Kupetz re-
covered a fumble on the Indians
27. Three plays later Wajno hit
paydirt from 2 yards out
In the thir stanza It
Wajno again. This time the full-
back scored from one-yard out |
Wargo then picked up his third
TD with a 38-yard run off left
was |
| schedule,
County.
| peored again as
Hastings Topples
Rimersburg, 18-0,
Thursday Night
The Hastings High Knights of
Coach John Nevins scored in each
of the first three quarter: last
Thursday night to defeat visiting
Rimershurg. iR-0
The visiting team,
time this year on
are natives
for
the
of
the first
Knights
Clarien
Hastings scored its first TD in
the opening scrimmage play of
the game when Ronald Bills broke:
loose around end for 58 yards
In the second period Bobby
Weakiand heaved a 41-yard pass
to Allen Holtz, who took one step
into the end pone and the second
home team score,
In the third chapter the Knights
ill Kelly raced
80 yards to paydirt on the long-
{est run of the game
Hastings now has a four win,
| three loss and one tie record
The winners held a 9-7, edge in
first downs and gained 316 yards!
to the visitors 144 in passing and
In Bowling Loop |
In the second week of the Pat-|
ton Fraternal Bowling League, |
the Sons of Italy and Eagles are
tied for first place
Barney Bieuner paced
Eagles to an overwhelming
tory over the Slovak
Clubs. The Blovaks bowled
but the Eagles did just a bit bet.
ter
STANDING OF CLUBS
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Sons of Italy
Fraternal Order Eagles
American Legion
foval Order Moose
Veterans Foreign Wars
Slovak (itirens Clad
Billy
ment
lime
points
M aase
The Legion took
from leading Sons of Italy there
rnd ae
wl of retire.
Vets in the
tone three
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first place alone
Women Bowlers Led
By Undefeated Spades
The Women's Bowling
af Patton ia really doing
The ladies in their second week
of bowling showed much improve
ment.
STANDING OF CLUBS
Spades 1
Tabs
Hearts
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Diamonds 1
Leagues |
fine |
| diana Boys League
| awarded a trophy cup.
Chie Baars at Detroit
San Francieso ers at I. A Ramg
TELEVISED ORID OAMES
SATURDAY, NOV. 4
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What's Dong
Notre Dame vs Navy at Cleveland at
(Parabaugh Studio Photo. Cwrrolltown | |
| The boys above soon will be wearing individual gold footballs, earned by winning the Cambria & In |
Shamplousiilp Sunday with a victory over Ebensburg. The Parochials also will be |
Lantzy coaches the squad while Rev. Father Nicholas Lesko, OSE, is |
| manager. Jack Cunningham (pot pictured) serves as assistant coach.
Wester Reserve at Toledo *
ORlabhotna A & M at Tiles
Georgia at Alabama
Ceargia Tech at Duke
Fiosida at Kentuck
North COsrolina 8%
EVERY FRAY
CARROLLTOWN
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South Caroline 3M, George Wash. 0
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Gannon College
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{ DISTRICT GAMES
| SATURDAY, OCT. 28
Miapal (Fla; 8 Pitt 0
Pony: State 7, Temple 7
Allegheny 31, Grove City 0 :
Shippensburg 18, California STC 0
Clarion 13 Indiana STC §
Dickinson 28 Juniata O
Genres 7. Westminster §
Cargegie Tech 3M. Case 37
Voomaburg 15 Kutstown 0
Susquehanna 7, OONY 8
Wilkes College 36. Lycoming 2}
i EASTERN GAMES
| SATURDAY, ocT.
Army 3M. Columbia 0
Villanovs 0 Oeorgetown 14
i Colgate 33 Brown 34
| Princeton IT, Cornet 0
i Dertmouth 77. Hervard 7
{ Pordiiam 31. San Prancisco 4
| Yasie 34 Holy Cross 13
Penn 30, Navy 7
Deestel 21. Washington College 0
Leth 31. Rutgers u
Bucknell 12 Lafayette 0
Oeeipsbrurg 46. John RopRine 14
: BIG TEN GAMES
SATURDAY, OCT, 18
| Iuinots 30. Indians 0
Onis Bate ". ows 11
Michigan 7.
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UCLA 20. Pardue §
OTRER TOP GAMES
SATURDAY, OCT.
Oklahoma 30, jows State 7
Nebraska 33. Kansas 20
Missouri 77 A&M 9
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FRIDAY, NOV. _}
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wmen | Stops Carrolltown |
Vianovs at Detrolt
Marquette 8% South Carolinas *
Whitman
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Spangler High JV's| defeated
previously unbeaten ‘arrolilown
Vanderbilt st Chattanotga *
OG Amin |
High JVs, 20.9, last af-
DISTRICT OAM
SATURDAY, NOV
Walker |
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Dick Clawson scored in
Bt Pranche at Mt 82 Mary's
Wastington -Jeferson at Carmmegle T
| period a 30-yard pass
Fay Stopp. Stopp passed to
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North Caroline $tate at Richmond
Virginia Tech at Weslngton & Lee
Tones Tech all Rice
AMY at Texas
Arksnens U At Texas A & M
Caltfornta U at Waisgton
Southern California st aisford
Oregons Brats at UCLA
Waahinglion Bats at Oregon
RESULTS
THURSDAY, OCT. M4
Currolitown 3 Altoons B 13
Hastings 18 Rimerstairg 0
Portage 8. Conemaugh 4
FRIDAY. OT 0
Barneatora 43 Chestaguehanna §
Indiana 20 Ebenssurg 0
Cresson Xi. Cadiitsin 0
Aitsona 8 JoRhastown 0
#t Vincent Prep 8 Joabostown © 0
Bedford 18 Ferndale 4
Sommerset 33 Westsnont LJ
Nanty.Cdo 3B Prankiin 4
Black lick 10 Commodors
Tyrone 33 State Ooliege
Bellefonte MM Clearfield 13
SATURDAY, OCT.
Spangler 1 Pilon 0
feaverdaie 2 Lilly 0
Punmsttavney 13 Windber 7
Come ugh wp JM Adams Twp IB
Armagh 19 Moe Twp §
Riehiand 19 South Pak 0
NORTH CAMBRIA JV LEAGUE
tackle and then kicked the third | rushing
extra point. | Hastings—13
The final score came in the ast | LE -Lebdeile
round on a T1- pass piiay | LT—Roval
from Ted Pawlikowski to Rich g"
Rachovan Rackovan ran the lant [ha
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Chestquehanna held a 13-7 edge | QB Weakiand
in first downs but : Bills
gained a total of 435 yards to RS
$5 BHS made 5 of § passes and |
CHS completed 6 of 18 The sum-
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Oadifornia 40, St. Mary's 18
Southern California 30 Oregon 31
Dujuesnie 77. Loulsville 30
Marquette 11. Santa Clare 4
SUNDAY, OCT.
Rr. Bonaventure 37 88
Stan Musial Gets Close
To Unanimous 158
Rian (The Man) Musial who
refaned to flop along with his SC
Louis Cardinal teammatea led
the ticke! last Monday as usual
getting 22 out of a possible M4
voten for the I'nited Press Na-
tional League All-Star team
Musial who won the Nationa
League batting championship with |
4 38 mark for the fourth time
in ha career, drew votes for both
n ESDAY, Be al iowa " the outfield and first base
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CHAMPIONSHIP GAME JUDGE TO SPEAK
SUNDAY. OCT. 2 Speaker for the annual Bares
. Benedict o Purocnisie of Carrall. pore Jaietican Ly Artatios
{te 13. Moly of Ebenatur y banquet has been announced
nar re RAL, GAMES He is President Judge of Cam-
Cleveland frowns "bria County John H McCann
Stawivrs 7 The event is scheduled for 8.30 p
me. Thursday Nov 9 in the Bar.
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Akron st Chenavas .
W Va Wesleyan af Glenville
Girave Ot at Thin
{ndians STC st Lock Maven STC
Lyooming #%f Junista
Penn State st Boston Unllegs
Warnesbhurg at Wostninster
“ Pit: at West ViFgins
EARTERN OAMES
SATURDAY, NOV. 4
Arvey ot Penn
Brown st Rutger
Columitia at Corneil
Colgate at Princeton
Dmrimcets at Yale
Oovege Waahington st Maryland
Hedy Crows at Marvard
wYD a1 Bucknell
Syracee al Lafapette
Pwiaware at Tesaple
WwW A&M at Boston U
BIG TEN GAMBA
SATURDAY. NOV 4
Tiitnods st Michigan
Indiana st Michigan Mate
fowa at Minneasts
Cds State at Northwestern
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Ebenstbarg at Windbey * f
Creams: at Portage * (6-14
Clayshurg at Altodna Csthvisic
Franklin at oi punters Cmtdnid
Enadyeides at Indians * (5-314
Beaverdale at Powwell 13-12
Shade Twp at Copemaugh Twp *
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SATURDAY, NOV. 4
Chesiquehanns at Pation
South Pork at Liliy
Cireenaburg at Johnstown
Richland Teh ws Adar
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NORTH CAMBRIA JV LEAGUE
MONDAY, NOV
Chesiquehanns st Spangler
TUESDAY, NOV 1?
Hastings atl Owrrolitows
Pine Twp at Barpeshors *
PROFESSIONAL OAMES
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