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Edited by LEO GRIMME
Loretto Red Flash Near Century
Mark In 96-52 Win Qver C reighion
The Red Flash of St
College in Loretto nearly scored
a century mark win over Creigh-
ton University last Tuesday night |
in a 98-52 win over the Nebras
kans at the War Memorial
Johnstown.
The Frankies did
wins last season by
100 points.
Coach Skip Hughes
took a 18-15 edge in the
period and then grabbed in a
wide 31-11 margin in the second!
quarter. After getting all wound!
up in the first haif, the Red!
Flash couldn't seem to stop. They
took a 21-12 margin in the third
petted riod and ended up with a 26-14
stansa edge. The Flash pro-
bably would have hit the 100 or
more points, if Creighton hadn't
of placed a “freeze” om the ball
in the last two minutes of the
game.
Johnny Bodner was the
man in the game with 27
and Miller of Creighton
21 counters. Sharick of Bt. Fran-
cis had 11 points and Stapleton |
and (lancy had 10 points each
for the Frankies. Gradoville scor-
SCOre
more
first
hign
points
ed 14 points for the Blue Jays of |
the mid-west. The summary
————— ———————— Ur ts
Francis
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and Carroll
Penn State Soccer Team
Wins Bow Game Jan. 1
Penn State's Nittan
{ the second annual
on Jan 1 when
Purdue, 3-1. in the
Louis, Mo.
Center forward Joe lane scor-
ed the first State marker after
38 minutes of piay. Halfback
George Emig tied it up on a pen-
ality shot but Eddis Kocher and
{Clarence Buss added goais for the
lion victory. It was the Lions
iPth win in 10 starts this season
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they defeated
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| Dlash Sodio Bread School Records |
Sugar Bowl Upset
Result of Play
; Saved All Season
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homa fumble
We had been saving it for
h a time, Bryant said
time when we could cash in on
break.”
This wag Lhat time,
back Babe Parill faked a handoff,
spun around and ran
back to throw to
sont on his right. Jamerson
ed up in the end zone
shoulders of Oklahoma
Jack Lockett, snatched
and tumbled onto the
the TD
Kentucky
second period
scored last
coming
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produce unprecedented voadabllity and rifling qualities, the beautifully
traditions] foominess. Shown above Is Plymouth's Fourdoor Cranbrook sedan
SEE THE 1951 PLYMOUTH
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Detrolt, Mich. — Spectacular new!
have been beautified. An appearance |
of massiveness combined with smart
streamlining is induced by a new
' grille, beautifully redesigned front
| fenders and hood, a wider wind- |
‘shield and a larger rear window. |
‘ Narrower windshield pillars together |
with the wider windshield provide
mirror is two inches wider. The
chair-height front seat and the new
design of hood and front fenders
permit the driver to see the road!
| nearer the car.
There are numerous mechanical | :
improvements. Windshield wipers improved coloring and lettering for | FEDensburg
| are electrically operated, and are of
| the single-speed, self-parking type. |
A unique pressure-vent radiator |
system to be operated at atmospheric |
| perature driving conditions, the new |
radiator cap provides a pressurized |
cooling system to allow high coolant
temperature without boiling or loss
of anti-freeze.
mitting water circulation and result-
ing in more uniform temperature’
fi;
providing greater elec-
capacity for the operation of
accessories. The new hand brake
trol handle is more access-
as on former models, it
independently of the foot
an added safety measure.
convertible club coupe, the
tire is mounted vertically as
coupe and sedan models,
than on the trunk floor,
new Plymouth interiors offer
the finest selection of upholstery and
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The colors which have been chosen
| provide throughout the interio
| pleasing combination of shader in
harmony with the car's
| color. Designers say the interior is |
an unparalleled achievement in com-
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| bining practicality with luxury. |
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additional lateral vision. To utilize | Always noted for spaciousness, Plyr: | gether with the many coaches,
fully the greater vision through the outh now has even more head room Schools and organizations in the
new rear window, the rear view and more room to stretch out in | Area,
comfort in the rear seat
To go with the high quality of the
| upholstery, there is a handsome new
| instrument panel which features a
{| more convenient grouping of con-
trols, newly shaped instruments
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and
easier checking while driving
The wide, deep chair-height seats
the ease of entrance and exit. an
cap, which has been added as stand- | {all the other traditional Plyroath at
ard equipment, permits the cooling features for driver and passenger | COlver at Revies.
cémiort have been retained.
{| There are nine body-types in the |
new Plymouth line: the Concord |
| series includes a two-door sedan and |
a three-passenger coupe as well as
| the two all-metal utility models, the
Suburban and the Savoy; the Cam- |
bridge series has a four-door sedan |
All Plymouth engines now have a! and a club coupe; and the Cranbrook | Barnesboro High
built-in by-pass cooling system per- | series includes a four-door sedan, a | Northern Cambria League game.
| club coupe, and a convertible club |
coupe.
The Suburban and the Savoy, with |
| thelr smart, distinctive lines are all-
beauty and comfort of a sedan, and
salesmen, sportsmen, tourists or
city. The Savoy, called the “country
club companion” of the Suburban,
provides a greater variety of luxur-
car's ing appearance.
Among the “high-priced car” fea- |
tures which are retained are six-
cylinder, 97-horsepower engine with
a¥to 1 compression ratio, the com-
bination ignition and starter switch,
futomatic electric choke, super-
cushion tires, safe-guard hydraulic
trim and the most harmonious color |
brakes, and safety-rim wheels.
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& FIFTH
PATTON, PA.
TON MOTOR
SALES
PATTON, PA.
Eave
its
was a 22-yard
in
fst
80 quarter
straight!
Wilbur Jamer-
leap- |
over the
defender | 8
bail!
with |
the
Oklahoma!
exterior |
purpose vehicles. They have the |
by simply lowering the rear seat |
flush with the floor they become |
sturdy cargo carriers for farmers |
others who require large cargo capa-~ |
ious interiop-appointments and more |
exterior gdhnerment to enhance the |
Navy, ah wv, Hi
Dr. William Skip Hugh-
es, at the helm of the St
Francis College basketball
squad, is no neweomer to
the sport. He made quite
A name for himself as »-
co-captain of the Pitt ni
versity team and Peired
honorable mention on
number of the 1935 ALL
American teams,
He also played semi-pro
basketball prior to taking
aver the Red Flash in the
mid 1945-46 wsemsnon. Last
Year his “Frankies” won a
grand total of 17 games
and lost nine, a record he
hopes will be topped this
SERNON,
Conch Hughes is a grad-
uate of the Pitt School of
Dentistry and mmintains
his office and his home in
Hollidaysburg, which alse
Is his birthplace.
Big Steve Kiraly, 250-pound, 7-foot, 2-inch Johns-
town Ind, towers over his freshman teammates im |
the photo above left. Steve Incks high school ex- |
perience but he reat promise as a valuable |
asset to the Red Pach Other freshman players |
with him are Re Burns (10), 5%”, Gallitzin: Pat |
Farace (18), 5%, Hazleton; Ed Dugan (21), §'3", |
Wilmington, Del, and “Pete Nedimyeor, #, Altoons.
St. Francis College has 10 returning letterivien on |
Its roster, too. Lined up In semi-cire order, from |
i i TT loft to right, they are: John ney 14", Pits
burgh: Walter Stapleton, #1
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Sharick, &5",
Arnold; John Bodner, 62”, Homestead; Andy iHiebs,
5114", Dugueans, and John O'Brien, ¢, Scranton.
The team hopes to break all five new records set
list year. They were 1918 points scored in one sea |
som, 113 points in one game; 732 points by field |
goals, 4564 points by fouls, 73.8 point
pn ——— at nnn |
7 Teams Vie for Top , Place :
In County Grade School Loop
3 Games Set Sunday
As Tight Race Develops | Down the All ley |
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the Slovak Club over 4-0, by 120,
and 182 Grimme pulling a}
Frank Merriwell in the 10th or)
iaal frame (80 lo speak) of the
3rd game, coming up with un dou- |
ble X plus 9 pull the point
away from the Hiovak Club, 762.
755. Blasko leading the Hlovak |
Club with his 188 high single and
$71 3-game weares, while Beunier |
paced the FOE with the igh
sirigle and 3-game high of !
and 488 QGrimme was Llow: nig |
down Beunier's neck with his 178 |
and 485. (1 thought I felt Sows |
drain)
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Thursday
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Jan 17
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lrg are
Tuesday night we saw the Song
of Italy roll the Veta Whiz Kids
over 3-1. The 801 took 355,
points by 102, 38 and 105 while
the Vets grabbed their only point
pins in the second stanza
| Passeretti took the high ang!
for the BOI and also the 3 game
igh, 1868 and 447, while Carman
Cammarata showed the way f
‘the Vels with a 403 3-game
and T. Zungali took
with 1690
STANDING or ci ns
Ww
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Com pert it
if
etied jeague ion
Log The first-half
will end next Wedneaday
Grade sche er
ithe, loop, toge
| coaches, fre as
81. Nichoins
I Nicktown, coached hy
ter Kevin Lynskey, OSH
{ Richard Lovell Colver
School, Anthony Vranka
and Eighth (Grades of
Public Hchools Frank
Ebensbhurg Holy Name
i Behool, John Ambrisco, Ebensburg
| Public Behool, Joseph link. Rev
ile Public Behoold Phil Lajudice
and Cresson, Fritz Re rd
{The Cambria. Count
Scho League Was
aevers! years ago by
civic inded men
cine organized
school boys
baseball,
th
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their
Letina
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Fraternal Order Eagles
Sons of Italy
Slovak Citizens Club
Loyal Order Moose
American Legion
Veterans Forelgn Wars
NEXT WEEK'S GAMES
1faghes 75 Sons of Italy
Manse 3 Slovak Club
ihlegion v5. Ves
{ara
rEganized
8 Ere sf
this area. 10
sport among
The league
football and
winners of the
re an of
ian
dan
ip Jan
Oh, gee, boys, 1 Wo RDow
that Bandy of the BOI and Paul
of the Eagles were passing out
cigars the last two weeks [1 don
know about you, bul 1 got mine
Bul, don't take any cigars fron
Sandy 1 sat at home a nice
soft chalr puffing away San-
dy's cigar, enjoying thes wweel
aroma from this Philly Bayuk
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Nr
atch
we resch the Friday night
which saw the Mogae and
Legion together. I'll tell you mors |
about this later, 1 haven't the;
scores yet. Now, by cracky, we'll]
Kive you the results of this
match. The Moose won 3.0. The!
old Moose taking the first pet
by
18, the 3rd by 5 ang total pina |
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basketball The
mentioned sports CEiVe
ficigl league trophy and members
of the winnin team received
lapel pins from the league
The winners of 1850 honors
‘were Bakerton Fence Busters
(who won the baseball league tro-|
iphy. They are coached by Tom |
| Lehmier. Coach Bede Lantzy's 8%. |
| Benedict's Parochials of Carroll- |
own, took the 1850 football hon- |
ors. Neither of these leamus Are
entered in this year's basketball |
» | league due to the lack of playing |
| floors i
Much of the credit of the
belongs to Mr. Ambrisco of |
LR league president Mr.
| Ambrisco, one of the founders of |
i the league, has kept it in tact to-
£m
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on
t
s
lea
who donate
time in the interest
both money
rand of the
| boys.
First-Half Basketball Schedule
The remainder of the first-half
jof the loop basketball schedule is
as follows:
Sunday, Jan. 14 Nicklown at
Public; naburg
Holy Name at Colver and Cresson
Revloc,
"Wednesday, Jan 17
(burg Public at Cresson;
Ebensburg Holy Name,
i At
Ebens-
Patton
and
‘Gallitzin Varsity
‘Takes Barnesboro
Taking an 18-8, (first-quarter
{lead last Friday night, the Gallit-
(Zin High Gremlins kept right on
going to take a 46-34, win over
Dragons In a
pyy ILE took the second period
/ 7-8 edge and took the next
Ply 10-86, before giving up a
14-11 edge in the final round.
| Mareca lead the home forces
with 19 points and Kupetz made
{14 for Barnesboro, {followed by
i teammate Steele with 12.
The Gallitzin JV's took the pre-
| iminary game, 43-30. The var-
sity summary:
{| Gallitzin Fr Baraeshore G FP T
Mareos Steele 412
Frontino 0 4
Kupetz ¢ 014
Liew £ 2 4
Moriey g 0 0
Romett } 0 0
Hineman 0 0
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| Referees Wena and Conrad
Local Spades Push Lead
To 42 Wins, 6 Defeats
The Spades pushed their league
lead to 42 wins and only six de-
feats last Wednesday night in
the Ladies Bowling League of
Patton.
The Clubs are in second place
with a 386-12 record and the
Hearts are pacing third with a 12
win, 36 lost record. The Diamonds
are in last place with only six
wing against 42 lasses,
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ond stanza by 31. P. Hudak
ed the high 3-game score of
week which gives him the honors
for the week, with his 503. Gro-
zanich had high single for the ev-
ening with a 188 and 3-game
high of 0501. Bilankénhorn paced
the Legion with a high single and
high 3-games, 179 and 501.
Behiiling
Po
Saute
Veterans Foreign
C Catnmarsta 138
Treviey 122
Drunymy 153
T. Zungalt
Hota
Yencho
FP Hoover
Won 1
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153
33
13
xn
108
Totals 658
Fraternal Order Eagles
if 188
8 17
45 13
190 iii
i58 15
Totals B18 74
Siovak Citizen Claud
1 ies
i 115
13
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Beunier
Bution
Welsko
Cymibor
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Won 4
Blinako
Zureniko
i Drammy
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Kinksad
Benita
Jos Hudak
Yanhner
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i151
Totals 899
Loyal Order Moose
i119
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153
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Totals 728
American Legion
Bailly
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[PF Hadak
Grroman ich
Endier
Won 3
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[aliamand
Banken horn
Lapenna
rane ¥
Renmtan
Burkey 3%
Won Totals 798
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jwalked over Barpesboro last
{ Thursday night, 68-25 in a Nor
| thern Cambria League game at
Barnesboro,
Coach Jack C Tribe
took a 22-4 first period lead and
then racked up wide margins In
the remaining quarters. They
added a 16-8 edge in the second
stanza and then finished with a
po and 13-8 margins in the fin-
(al two rounds.
"| Jack Vaile was the game's
[high scorer with 24 points and
| teammates McClure and Adams
| followed with i2 and 10 points,
Jeupactively. Steele was high for
the Dragong with six points. The
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