UNION PRESS.COURIER | COACH OF YEAR? - - - By Alan Maver Trouble Seen As Looming (57; CHARLIE age... PRINCETON F D . | Ch a. ia CALDWELL, Pan, coAcH or efendin £ Cage amps CONSECUTIVE 2 2, Troubis is in store for Pennayl-| Predonis, the PIAA Class © PERFECT GEAGONS ; ; 3 vania's defending schoolboy bas | champion, also has lost most of " Sa AND 22 STRAIGHT wr : ketball champions as the new its top players inclufing six-foot- by FRED OWENS & LEO GRIMME 4 WING ARE | | SMES Gl a | Whatua cumes Stier 1 / 1 A $5 onin of 3! » i. | LTRag. UNEQUALED WN Tha : : Graducation riddled the ranks. The defending PIAA Class A of many of last spring's kingpins, | district REmpOns 5s and runnerups MOPERN TI6ER en = ABTORY / Go J leaving mot of their runners-up | . : / : = in stronger position. | District 1--Randar sf Potts | Reade Orbine { 8 Plas 1 3 Cutty 5 * eo foe * i ; unting” Sidelights SPORT dl i Tateg ine se 2 + LE HE a A wm % : Class A state champion. has Only | ioyey Lawn): 4. Areas Twp ites six-foot Leroy Katz from its title | : : : and Kul t: B-Bomerset and Referses -Vieadelll and Coarad. 1 i : other returning lettermen. | Bedford: 6--Johmstoivn and Lewis. | ea oo “buck” season, Game Commission! Several deer hunters carrying | town; T-- Farrelliand Monessen. themselves around fires near | more poinis all of them fat Saturday night in Philadelphia father-and-son hunt. 3 antlerleesa specimens. At an y ; : : re “ill et ever WIAC-TY, | ; nd 1 wed Kteslery have all-stater Julius Mc Weasels are pacing second with a artyin ne or both of the an docked out in outdoor carrying one « : ection of Toscanini 537 win over Tronto, Ohio an follows: personnel fn Pennsylvania's nor- foxes Lhey had shot 5 : 4 . : The state champ i : . x : 5 «48 A pions have one g Westinghouse anil Carrick; 9 ' thern big game counties made the Most hunters in a good mood, al 1 of the rugjedest exhibition sche |cq.qnfield and Ai Wits 10} EVERY FRIDAY : + i v4 % § § (IVS § 5 3 x Blan to locate deer ani atp- thir Ducks back to care or campe| LUM bet Cun, Sen | | (F fae + Sat 2's First Place Tie | a i ot tube a8 utgtown, the PIAA Class B| Fi P \ Ce Ti Stat Police renderin their | Stokes, the Red Flash cent 4 ; T= 4 . book pO . e slice dering i center, was CONSECUTIVE BIGGS % : ing Central Catholic, Co-PCIAAL yg Jlucketeers ind Firehouse ons ov wr's headquart 5 . : group consisting other officer's h adquarters, 10 oo town The he Coy and guard Ronnie Crisby [4.3 rating and Atomic Five is! following observations: lenjoying the unusual “shirt. “Stokes is the greatest fresh: iy ae 3 o Ww i and Moadv A large number of hunters | sleeve” weather | man player | have ever seen” ao 2 PRT Rs ¥ . Guiles in i ond pm bao pd Sharpie a Moadville; 11- is voails in cars, using field | Bweating hunters dragging | %8¥s Al Severance, head coach of } kA 4 J | Bast Penn Conference NonLea- | AT61OUN 5 Slate CARROLL | ping out to fire at bucks sighted | on bare ground : TOWN | ors Were back in the An unusual plumber of 8 and 8 'OWIng his leams 84-88 win over Th 5 | champ Norristow t AMERICAN LEGION No hunters warming point buck taken many with 8. Francis Ovllsge of Loretto last BUT His FEAT (OF 3 3 ai town Pion; SH arnat un and Pulls | In H : : SCORING 5 BE MEN | (he Eastern runner-up; and Head- astings Loop Fox- Peale Post 506 ; more hardy nimrods en | usual fine cooperation to Game high scorer in the game with 32) J Class A champion camped in tents, In tarpaulin. | Protectors points on 13 goals and 8 fouls EE : a i ¥ r ei th Pw t Clasa A Five ani RO fou firm Tce or b i ed stake-body trucks, or in At one Gams Protectors home ? i pt 1 J : | a ty hl . SATE AT ; Hagitng ¢ Sunt'y ethan > Ey 6 deer hanging.-3 spike bucks and The Fast-West Shrine foot: | ALL THE WISTORY 3 | winner which lost to Allentiran League with 8-1 standings, as & umes ball game on Saturday, Dec. 29 | OF THIS RIVALRY bh, - 1 8 AAR [86-50% in a little better Off. The | cemdt of lst wees play. The | Tather. mother and two teen illegal deer, 3 of them spiked i | bac “1 th ey | legen instated after being once an- : : pack from last spring Minus Me: third with 34 restrd Hoopsters 2 TELEVISION SETS J An unusual number of hunters celled for the NBS symphony | x ; | ay, whi Was injured in the and Jets are tied for last berth Orchestra concert under the dir. | . Eom WPIAL football playoff, Farrel |with 14 standings. " | opened last Tuesday night With & | Results of games last week are those of the men. | tiers their dee lost in falling i ] ring cod | Warts ry hetng degen Individual awards were an-| gL a on | Swoyersville, Eastern runhie up MONDAY, DEC. 3 § td , in : 3 IY nounced last week for the firat | IH aT ! fant DF y ' | MONDAY, 7 ; hres 300 yards from parting gas killed iw mistake 10 ppnual Cambria County Grade | gE SACY THAT W kis ; ; | jon Spring and oF gor ging? Ruckelsuny za iia 1 y of shots had juat | the Game Protectors School Football League All-Star THE TEAM HAD Ol ® 3 | bi, favorite in the east with six-foot: Fret ‘At i n a eo game played at Csrrolliown in| PLENTY OF SENIORS ‘ ke. Z five Joe Holup, all-state center, TUESDAY, DEC . ; a. 12: ll October. Outstanding player tro- | MAY ENCOURAGE 4 i ; [sparking & strong ensiry Atomic 53 Jota 412 VRE SEER ague Ss et a phies went to Haden Kelly, St LNG BD VALS ~ 1 : Pittsburgh Westinghouse, sec- | Bucketeers 53, Weasels 28 " | i Benedict's player from Carroll BUT NE NAD ke: ™ JY ond to Fatrell in the West, &iso| Firenuse 48, Hocpsters 26 Lo a B : ] k flown, 8 memoer of North squad ONLY ONE OF o g is expected to be another sLIOnE RUNDAY DEC. § ? ounc y ngos y and Pat Sherry of Ebensburk.| #6 OFFENG/IWE hoi we contender us is Ford City, which | pirehpuse 49, Jots 16 43) a member of South team Bede ELEVEN FROM 0 Po lost the WPIAL title to Farrell | Buckitecrs 52. Atomic 40 : inst spring, 61-80. Ford City of’ Weassls 47, Hoopaters 43 s Legion -- Nobert Dunire ames | Lantzy, Carroiliown, North coach, EET Mh EVER ; | Murphy Car Miche Jim Regails rand Joe Link, Ebensburg, South THAT ROWE Er? V hy oH enid ant Tuesday with & 80-46 | ! 41 1 O LS Paul | * 1388 3a a Don Lmenlior, also received individual Datribuded bu Hing Pouterss Bybonte win over Clairton i. . 3 Cranes Kupitsky and ‘Boo | trophy awards, re td n over Clairton ic and reas. | Galllitzin Pounds |} es | Kent wi Johnstow : ho and Late gue Ths Pat Sorcheit, Joweph oa thy ; A wrestling clinic for coaches | . ing ( atholle, So-ahmplons of the i ALE . y 10 Francie Ratchford Charies Meiaviah. | t C ll C B k state Catholic schools, also have | In 3-17 1 John Murply. Put Muihearn. Walter | snd members of wrestling teams | 4 rancis 0 ege agers rea been hard-hit by graduation. The | * t F . ; £ ‘Win Last Friday }] —PORTER a announced BY | Lacvotich. Wil Siaflord. Louis Brices, | in. Pennsylvania high schools al , president of the | gi" a 0. and Onry MeCloskey | and colleges will be held this Reading team is minus its ai. Sa _ Plorysn Sek. | stater Mike DePaul while Johns i i nd Go Meck "| an coiegrs wit be 2c 5 | Epen In Games Saturday, Sunday |e ee oman The | soins Resto miwnng to rue |§ wower veer mow cert | league officers | owski, Monsid Lipinetth Billy Beek | § maasium, State Teachers | at Gailitzin | Prank Longwky Lary Romani, Job | (ok : Johnstown team had their 32- | field goals, Gaflitzin H | owalts, Anthony Kowsiski Harold College, Indinna. Under the | 5 rancis OC wells i os pulled even | Tew 3 ; : iF goals, Gallitzin High pound. || QL were laid for | gonders. Lorine Knee, Ketineth Knee. | sponsorship of the school's phy- | broke Et hinil ation | wd nef d even in the second Par yume Win streak mapped last ed out a 53-17 win leat Friday | BUQUESNE = THOM jorms were issued | Put Murphy and Melvin Muay seal sdutation sid health de- | thi Veli in baskethall actiun lod wetare the Wile dipped in| Quturday when Bt James of night in Gallitsin jit was the sec. | J SILVER TOF SCHLITZ : their respec. | Polish Paleon-T Ketner, Jomeph nt: ai | this past week end as they scored a foul for a 0-48 halftime lend. | pittsburgh won the opener for ond stinight win jlor Coach G : ROLLING ROOK at turday at the | Piva, James Kind gonaph J Quinn ish BY ph ia 82-58 victory over Kings College | Coming back after the inter: path schools 58-48. 1 was the Monica's Gremlins | nd DUBOIS E i "wi : { Richar Rey nen { Bunday nt Pittston, after dropping | rides. the Wilde nts boosted the Xa Tn i . dy ? ; 5 : YTRGMAIERS Ra I Johnston . d demonstrate different la record breaking 94-88 decision | lead slowly with a 19 16 edge in : I : iy rapt =n om Sadie Poe oe the ¥innerd x oLD GERM RAY ¢ prhaaen of the The event tos strong Villanova that Saturday the third pe ried und hen eked 3 . Ragen js ’ th A ’ a B with 13 points A h equalled ! ] : Mothers s Hmet Kix | Will begin at 1350 p. mm. lin the Penn Palestra in Philadel. [out a 25.21 advantage in the fin: | won pion for the past two sea- | the entire point production of the (3 Club, | 4 A ri Lao Baty ret aay Reade T Hi Boh ; | phia al guarisr a Jom sn all-stater Ron Reade nds Hal Chase had 11 4i- | § We Rpecieiine in Serving Saige g i Te. 5 y Tien, 1 } o § OG | . y ‘widen hanimner ¢ g ‘ul Parties ; ; Michael Chub, | Titles, Edwin Seltowaki, Peter Sse basketball {team oy, 4 new | The Red Flash look an early Maurie piokes 6&5 negro cen | last Frid an was defiated | gits for the victors and Orbine's Plonios, Weddings. Be. y Mutual So- Pred Sylvester and Tom Baipine. . ns . lead In Sunday's game and piled iter for the Frankies, was the 54.48 day night by Pottstown, eight was high for Reade. ; ® Shes United | tives Club-Ray Knee, John Be - oe ry w : | up scoring marging in every frame | game's high scorer with 32 pointe ; LE i Bmith hawked fielder in the i} “3 4 ya 4d Ath any Boo nientot at East #" Wy High the fis Win easily, Kings fever got an 13 field goalie ard six Tosila " TO sr drm . - at grmomn ae i pre a em Oe panos: grea Ee PHONE 5. Don Branisy. Charies Koes, Fa just half of the 1650-51 sepaon clomet than the six-point margin in Bundav's gasne, {sarge fan ey 3 oe cobain pi 1 74a Drartan. Anthony Kowalski b w y 4 Fred Ten oh who that existed al the end if a 17-1} charsk ¥ wan he big gun for ur 3 ry first quarter Francis with 21 points. Ed Shar. | { Saturday night's affair, the first } ek was right behind with IX an Michani's--Henneth Kurssh. Jim | resigned aller three Sampnigns Aleit Wahl sack Lacosiieh. BH | Coach ¥ i “ : se, James . Perry, J Pally. yan from pe ty Tie game of a doubleheader, establish. | Stokes hit for 12 points. Macia- Melty, J. fmith, Hay ; 00-pound six-footer was an all ed a new two-leam searing record revwakl collectsd 14 for Kings a : Kent. Alfred Sand | around athiete at Brockway High. rok the Pilates. A Jetactive Sool: The Red Flashes piled up seor- | 5. Deslantes, Charter! He was quarterbeck in football, oy : . Tr Seven INL ing margine in every period, be | x - ¥ lcenter and guard In basketball | "0 over the om with Doth Sinking wih a 17:11 edge in the | aT LER and, antehar:- ans outfielder. in added. do Ning he ie fof Ihe re ny rogresing with a8 i NOTICE TO ORGANIZATIONS bisebial Reade p The 130 points ". IT 10 or More, All Sines, 45¢ per Wb. Dharma State Teachers College : : . eord before finishing up at Penn Slate 168 chalked up when Penn Wah mouth this Friday snd 81 Peter's He recalls his ; thrili a» oped Georgetown, 92-78, Jan. 3 Baturday, on 8 two-day New Jor i ALLENTIMBER, : y he lashed |} 1 sy rip. roman pot pam SEA : Villanova took a 36-30 ell EB math nsnch ne ne SE Mp en bk Sa pes a 3 frame. ; : Bt Franc 4 his 3 8 baseball and football at| ol.’ ed the oid MAPS of | co i ge Arn iH + UL p Th . E. PLESSINGER FAL PA. the long opening sianza but the A ——————— Red Fiashes of] Coach Bkip Hugh- APA a »* RAO 004 ® id ] 4 . Slim 8-Point Lead In Bowling Loop Diamonds, sithough ted with a 15-3 st , have an & in lead over the Club lesm in sdies Bowling league of Pation The Hearts, having two dummy scores, lost all 4 games to the Clubs ast Wednesday by 63, 190, 171 and 423 total pins. Last Fri day night the Diamonds snapped up all four games from the Spad- es by 119, 108, B86 and 314 tolal sticks. TTTTTUSYANDING OF TEAMS Ww L TP Dlamends i 3 AW Clubs 15 5 Asi . 5 Bid Le ae mn $18 ta The are credited with = jone-game high for last week and season as they scored a big : scored the 3 Mary Shatrosk 134-147, Louise ALLED IN TIME FOR CH ' : : Up 167, fidred Baranick Bernie Rogers 140, Leora Anna Marie Huber 32 and Thelma | 11 | ny A 1 BETHEL BEESEEEEREg eter sun- 15
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