Gallitzin Midgets
Now In Full Swing
The jon and Moose extend-
ed their Callitzin Midget Baskei-|
ball League win strings to three
last Thursday night
The Italian Mutual Society 1s
now in third place with its first
loss.
The Legion defeated the st
Michael's (uo 27-10, with Rogel
le making 13 of the winners
ts. Moose edged the Italian
ety in a slow game, 8-5 The
Polish Falcon recorded A 21-10
win over the UMWA
Tonight the Moose vs the Fal-
cofis, St. Michael's takes on the
Italian Mutual and the UMWA
ys the Legion On Jan 7 the
tangles with the Falcons,
Moose vs St. Michael's and the
UMWA has = tussel with the
Italian Mutual
Lee Oma, Ezzard Charles
Te Fight Friday, Jan. 12
Challenger lee Oma Was
pressesi by Champion Exzzard
Charles’ “gift of gab’ last Fri
day as they signed commissien
contracts for their heavyweight
title fight at Madison Square
Garden in New York next Friday
Jan. 12
“If tha# guy can box Uke he
can talk, we'll have one he uva
fight,” Oma said after the cere
mony at the boxing commission
headquarters in New York Oty
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LILLY YFW WINS FIFTH
Lilly VFW picked up its fifth
straight win last weak when they
defeated Gallitzin Salvaggio
Amusements, 61-52, in the Lilly
High gym. Willie Campagna was
high for Lilly with 18 points and
Bob Shevenock paced Gallitzin
with 1 counters
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‘Prominent Sports | Women Bowlers
Figures
By Newspaper
KRixteen prominent
headed Golfer Ben
Hogan, Shoristop Phil Rizzuto
football Bud Wilkinson and
Boxer Ezzard (Charles hon
ored as outstanding personalities
athletics for 1850 at the eighth
annual Los Angeles Times
tional sports award banquet
Wednesday night
figures
sports by
coach
Wels
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na
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the
in
Announcement of
was made before
| throng of 1,000 at
| andor Hotel's Cocoanut
Bob Hope
ceremonies
a
the
{ a pad
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was th
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(thers re ognized were
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braska professional foxsthall all
| pro End Tom Fears of the lus
| Angeles Rams college basketball
| Paul Anizin of Villanova
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national women's
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BT ————
Have your car inspected at an
Official
make certain
safe
driving yet to
inspection period ends on Janu-
1851
ary
car
pose — the safety of you and your family
proved fact.
Safety statistics show that semiannual
tion has made Pennsylvania cars four a
times safer than the national average in
Inspection Station, to
that your car is
hazardous winter
come. The new
for the
31, like all previous
inspections it has one pur
This 1s a
in-
vd one-half
preventing of
accidents due to the mechanical failure of cars
the “danger
serious
in your
accidents. Twice a year, car
©
inspection carefully checks the following:
a
Seuha 4 Line
4 Rods and
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TIRES for exposed coed
fabric. 2. Foe cuts snd breises.
8. For repmsred Casings.
wl. Windshield, side windows and
sens window glass for cracks of
breskliPR. Por discolorstioa
od
mounting sod clest
AWArds | gir
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(allege
Reynolds of Ne
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Honored Not Up to Par
All
Wednesday
toyny
four last
Pat
teams played
evening in lhe
ladies Bowling lLeagu
STANDING OF CLUBS
Won 1s
is
3
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&
Spades :
Clubs
Hearts
4
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Diamonds 8
i
3
3
few
t hase
members wer abaen!
press; 1
from ths {(*hristimas
tha
bh
Were 8
it
High a
149 registered
the Spades
The league rolled again last ev
worlidday
ing waa
of
are for ever
y AENes
. ! #N gr
(rove ing
wn the Alley |
{ify BR D BEUNIER,
foiks
the
Well
eyeing
ae
thin
STANDING OF
Slovak (Jtigems (lubs
Fraternal (rds
sons of tay
American Trgion
Losal Order Moose
Veterans Yoreign Wary
Fagen
Lh Ly gum
patch 1 nol
dif
‘hp Ct
RAVINE some
ng forward lo
alley. X
and tlie
hers WR)
a
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have pot
By and Hy he
me and t
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CRITE OV?
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gaid he
Christinas
see anylhing below
ale Lim much
YES and tha’
couldn t
line
Well Jimmy. next |(
any turkey, jual
meal balis and a
spagheili and your wasieiine
where i! should
Jiunmy was
effects
hristinias
have a
illie
will
Besides
suffering from |
a hasty ood
Cheer up Jimmy, here's whal 10
do and see Don, the fellow
that operates lhe drug store on |
Fifth Aveune, just around the |
corner below Magee Avenues He
has something there Lhat will
knock the heck out of anyihing. 1
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slay
this
the ili
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¢
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£30
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KEXT WEEK'S GAMES
Legion ve Eagles
pMoose vs Sons of Italy
1i-—Vets vs Slovaks
Jan
dan.
dan.
the Moose-Siovak
latier team
seems Lo
hn malch, |
took a 4-0 win
be Lhe general opin.
the
It
| ton that the Moose may have had |
| a few points if they would have
nad a full squad bul as i Was
they used two dummies In this |
setlo. Kinkead was high man all]
around for the Slovaks. He had
high single of 203 plus 3.game |
high of 493. Bailly of the Moose
was tops for his club wilh a 3- |
game high of 494 and high singie |
of 175.
The Eagles grabdoed a 4-0 win
over the Whiz Kids of the VFW |
C.
T. Zungall
w
the Blovaks and Bagles took their
14s. Eagles—16, 33,
on Frday night, Tony Zungal
said he practiced throwing bricks
at the Clay Works all week. By
aarn he got good results. He
came up with high single and o-
game scores of the week wilh
a
200 and 515. Beunier
pace 4d the
| FOE with a low 457 series, close- |
ly followed by Grimme with al
451 3-game score. Sutlon rolled]
high single for the FOE wilh 183
Hetako took no chance with his!
suspenders Friday night, as he
wore them under his arms in-|
stead of over his shoulders
This week's honors go to Tony
Zungall with 515.
Sons of Italy
Schilling
1%
128 518
one--0 Totals: 146 688 2017
Oh, 1 forgot to tell you how
2% =i Se d%6E EE§ WESE
70, 38 and
155 and 183.
os }
|
1
Catholic
|
know, 1 had a shot of it last ev- THURSDAY.
| WEDNESDAY, JAN
UNioN PARASOOURIER
Cresson Hi Routs
Altoona Catholic
it win
when
four last Friday even’
they turned aside Altoona
52-38 in a game Al
toona
The
BOOTS
Indians rolled
in the second frame after
tying Altoona in the opening
stanza. 11-13. They added 15-11
and 12-11 counts in the second
half
Jack Vaile and Jim
each made 15 points for Cresson
Reismeier made 18 and Selinger
15 for Catholl
(‘resson JVs the
inary game, 20 18 The summary
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Viptondale at Wilmhoee
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Eiders Midge al Binireviiie
WEDNESDAY, JAN 8
BAL wt ¢ “road Sehian ia
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COLLEGE GAMES
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TUESDAY
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Altoona at
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SATURDAY, JAN. §
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SATURDAY, JAN 7
€ and at Erie
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Jannslown at Wheeling .
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EASTERN AMATEUR LEAGUE
FRIDAY, JAN. §
Mew York at Boston
Joannstown at Atlantic O5y
SATURDAY, JAN %
Boston st Atlante City
New York al Johnstown
SUNDAY, JAN 17
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RESULTS
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TUESDAY, DEC.
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WEDNESDAY, DEC
WAR MEMORIAL
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Johnstown vs
TOURNEY
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The Cresson High Indians made |
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WAR MEMORIAL TOURNEY
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Johnstown Oatholie 3H Farrell 31 i
ronngOONBOLATION GAME
Will IR IMarOT i
PAIDARTRE 3, ili me
Cresson 83. Altoona Catholic 38
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Derry g Riswrsviris 38
Raltsborg 43. Homer Oy
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~~ NICKTOWN
BY ROSE MARIE HURER
Miss Angela Dell of Altoona
visited with friends and relatives
here Lis week
Mrs. Gordon Dumm of Bradley
Junction spent Sunday at ihe
home of her mother, Mrs Amela
Kirsch,
Miss Louise Huber, a student
nurse &t Altoona Mercy Hospital
spent the New Years week end
at the home of her mother, Mrs
(renevieve Huber
Mr. and Mrs Clair Kirsch and
family of Clearfield spent Lhe
New Years holiday al the home
f Mrs Amelia Kirsch
There will be a round and
square dance here Thursday ev-
ening. Music will be furnished by
the ch Hands Everyone is in
vitedl to attend
Rev. Father Hilary
Pittsburgh spent the he
the home of his father
Kline
Mr. and
Cleveland,
riage 28
Fmnstown »
Indiana 12
Kline of
dicdays al
John
Mra tay Lieb Jr of
GO. visited for & few
days last week at the home of
Mr and Mrs Raymond {Lieb Br
Mr. and Mrs Ken Long
Summerhill visited several day
thin week al home of Mr
and Mrs BG Fresh
Beaman (serald 14
visiting with his
Mra Arthur Lieb
Richard Brown
spent the hod mye =
erin Mr and Mrs RB
ASHVILLE
By MRS GEORGIA LIDWELL
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Mr
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Mr. and
and Mir»
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phe Mir
Murs
Beers and
w1 Ha
Mr
lawrence
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3
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all Washin
A seTiea
by
f card pariies will be
fadies Auxiliary
we Joweal VFW Post, Definnin
tonight, Jan 4, and continuing 1
Jan. 11 and 18 and pin
chisr will De played, prides award
ed and lunch served Admission
S50 cents
Clyde Conrad of the U 8 Mar
ines 8 son of Mr and Mrs Wal
ter Conrad of this piace has been
seriously ili in a Dhospilal in
Korea. His condition al thia
writing is somewhat improved
Mrs. Katherine Bmith of Fills
burgh waa a holiday guest at the
hate of Mra Martha Bercas
tf Rober! Basal of the 1! 8 Mar-
ines pent a 13-day furlough
pon With
fw y
Leal i &
K
inca
Pvt. Basal is stationed in
Mr.
i
i
i
and Mrs
Miss Imelda Sctiinng of Har-
risburg was a visitor during the
week: at tha home of her par-
| ents, Mr andi Mrs. John Schilling.
| Dean Nedimyer and Paul Bos-
| lett of Pituiburgh spent Christ-
| mas at their homes here.
Densald Lichery has returned
Of Local Scout Troop |to his duties wita the Air Force
Last Wednesday morning, Dec. | t Bolling Meld, Washington, D.
27 at one degree below zero, Boy C- after a furlough at his home
Scout Troop 72 of Bakerton | here
started out on their annual Ribers A. Callahan of Dayton,
pilgrimage hike gt Francis Ohio, was a visitor last week at
College, Loretto | the home of his parents, Mr. and
Om Thursday the scouls toured Mra, Lawrence Callahan.
the Charlies M Schwab summer Miss Sandie Dominick has re-
home now MU Assisi Monastery turned to ‘her work st Harris
ir. loretto. They visited the burg, after the week in
Prince Gallitzin tomb and other | town at thei home of her parents,
points of interest in the historic! Mr. and Mrs Nunc Dominick.
community of Loretlo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jacko and
The boys had a real treat, also | dasiyghter off Johnstown were vis
on Thursday They were permit- | itor last week at the C. M. Leh
ted to view the famed Bt Fran- mine residence.
cis College basketball team in a: Miss Ann Washi
stiff two-hour workout in Doyle | toca is visiting at home of |
herr brother-in-daw and sister, Mr. |
By M. A. PANCEAK
Zero Weather Fails
To Hamper Pilgrimage
to
on of Al
Hall iF
The Bakerton scouts slept in| and Mrs. William Morteremn.
spe of the classrooms in the new! John Jewett, who is stationed
Padua Hall and returned hotne on | op ——
——“— -
Friday morning tired and happy
Gemior Patrol Leader George
Kotrick, together with Ube fol
wing 13 scouts, made the cold |
Jackie Trueman Ray Bos-|
lett Jim Bossett Joey Shevotk, |
Tommy Fitch, Gunny Contro-
wick Eddie Hovan Sedlock, Tony |
Vanscarviah, Kitty Smith, Terry |
Controchick, Dick Boasett, Nor |
man Sherwood and Butch Dowey
The scouts were joined lale Wed-
neaday night by their scoulmas- |
ter Tom Lehmier, who spent the
remainder of the say with the
BOYS
~
3
trek
The
Bakerton troop is now lay-
i ita annual winter
+! Biue Knob State Park
% end of Feb. 23.25 The
troop will be camping this
griher with other foods
tx Cambria District
ss 80
Davenport
Army
trerhury
Eruw
fo
IANK
8 ember
28th Drvistion
Ind, spent a
tarlough here A the
x parents mr and Mra
aw tert
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Money for farm machinery reeconds-
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for fertilizers and tools that will
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We'll help finance all this with an
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today and discuss your needs with us
See for yourself how extra money now
will mean extra PROFITS at harvest
time
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AT PATTON, PA.
av
-~e i
ch of
holidays
orien his parents Mr
Georg: Fitch
Holidays guests at the home of
Mrs H 1. Strong were Mr and
Mrs J B Stydahar and daugh-
ter Roalyn and Mrs Joseph Ben-
den of Harrisburg.
Michael Columbus of Bridge- |
port, Conn, Was & recent visitor
me of Bis mother Mrs |
Columbus i
Mr and Mrs Donald Schilling |
of tinburgh spent the holidays |
mere al the home of the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs Slyvester |
Behiling
Peter Spanelia, U 8 Marine
Corps, Camp Lejeune, N C.i
spent the holiday at his bom
rere
a
Dayton
hers
Chin,
the |
al
and Mra
fF »
Phas We
al
Michael
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it
his wife and paresais |
North |
Earl Ganoe and
sont. Tom, of Hellwood, were last
| Priday visitors in town with Fe
latives
Misses Faye and Irma Burgoon,
§
| employed in Millville, N. J. via
{ ited here over the Christmas h
Mr
ie
and
days with their parents
Mrs George Burgoon
| Walter Hollen had his ah ouider
fractured while at work Wilh
| PRR recently.
John McCanley of the $. B
| Army, spent a furlough here with
his parents, Mr and Mrs Charles
| McCanley, over the holidays
| Robert and John Holen of
U. 8 Air Force
furloughs with parents, Mr
and Mrs. Walter Hollen an
Robert and John were formerly
stationed in Germany
Patty Suckins of
spent the holidays al
here. She 5 a
F. Litzinger
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are spending
their
wed
the WAF's
her home
daughter of Mr
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next week. yoy
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