Spangler Team Told Desire to Play
Is Foremost Requisite for Athletes
Desire to play |
portant | iat
player,
& mast fm
a football
nesdity evening. The school's foot-
ball, baseball and track teams,
marching band and cheerleaders |
were honored.
Baimuse of the
large turnout,
meals were served at both the
Ameincan legion and Veterans of
‘Foreign Wars Homes The speak-
ing program and movies of the
Michigan State-Notre Dame fool- |
ball game took place in the VFW |
Home, with dancing at the Legion
Home climaxing the evening's
activities,
Daugherty, line coach at the
Michigan Btate College, said the
succims of the Bpartans was due
to the fact that they never gave
Hp. As an example, the coach
stated that Michigan State went
inte the Notre Dame game feel
Ba tn EE
Diamonds Lose Top Place
th Deafiherty told the |
athietics activities banguet of the |
Spangler High School, last Wed- |
; ing that they were going lo win
| They did by a 35-0 score
“A little extra effort is the dif
ference between just good
great.” Daugherty exclaimed
i Concerning the criticisms being
hurled at college athletics, the
i cause they want to
of
given by
supervising principal of
Schools,
Keenan. head oothall coach,
Paul Artley, assistant
| mentor and head basctall
| gler was master
| Remarks were
Lovette,
| Spangler
coach
yroup singing was led by George |
{ Pollock. director of music at the
Spangler High School
The banquet was sponsored by |
‘the Legion and VFW Posts in|
High School |
Spangler, Spangler
Alumni Assn., and the Polish Leg-
ion
to Hearts
3 During Week’s Bowling By Ladies
Last Wednesday the Diamonds
gave up their first place position
whet they Jost three games to
the Harts in Patton
Bowling League action The
Heals took their three points by
18 18 and 98 total pins and won
one game by only three points.
Last Friday evening the Club
tran moved away out in from
mf twey chalked up our wins over
tae Spades by 48, 82, 24 and 154
£ The Clubs took one-game high
Just week as they scored B83
twice and still hold season's high
3 Wnt of neatoprons ——
Ladies
i game
The Diamonds hold 3- 137-144,
i game season high with 1.780 with
ithe Clubs holding last week's 3
(game high of 1686
: STANDING OF TEAMA
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ts ID
TF
ST
9.782
BA
5170
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| Eva Bricker carried single high
(pins. Mary Shatrosky's season
[high of 193 remains untouched
{Other notable scores were made
by: Donna Merriman 160, Dolores |
| Burkey 148, Leora Weakiand 133
Mary Shatrosky 136
AIS 5 AAT
heartiest
wishes for
a grand
holiday season
DAVIS
STORE
PATTON, PA.
and
speaker claimed athletics will go
on as long as the boys play be
Attorney John Lantzy of Span. |
ceremonies. |
Danie: |
Charles T.!
anda’
football |
for week by scattering 168
"ADDITIONAL SPORTS
| Mildred Baranick 135 and Phyllis
| Wilkinson 130
. Three-game
i was rolled by
{414. Season high
{hy Mary Shatrosky
{scored 404. Donna Merrinian 401
i Dolores Burkey 383, Mildred Bar
fanick 361 and Mary Bhatrosky
1358. This ix the first time in
weeks that Mary has rolled be
high for the week
leora Wenkland
of 476
i8 held
Eva Bricker
UNION TRESS OOVRIER
AMPUTEE AND HIS BRIDE-TO-BE 7
{low the 400 mark and most times |
Lit was around the 450 mark. In
F dividual averages follow
Mary Shatrosky D 144
Doana Merriman H 1348
Anna Marie Huber D 12
Mildred Baraniekx OC 135
Iedores Burkey 8 1M
Thelema Steir H 121
Bernie Rogers © 118
fore Weakland 8 117
Lowise Murray D 118
Eve Hricker ¥ 118
Joann COwmamarsta 8 130
Yvonne Yerger C 111
Phillis Wilkinson © J
Felon Nuss 8 100
Helen DiReila 8 8
Angie Wolsko H 8
Jeans Tiepak D 84
Jia Nowl H 78
3 Mary Ann Semelstwrger D
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SW Sd de Ul bag ew 2
St. Peter's College
| Hands Red Flash
| Second Defeat
i
| St Peter's College cape from
| behind a three-point deficit at the
hand the Bt Frand
Fiashes of Lorelto
jena in five
ast Saturday
{Jersey Clty, N. J
I Maurice Stokes
lithe Frankies with
Lin the high-scoring
| though he was hed
Re third and fourth
£
{
i
I palftome
i Collage
{their
| 81-60
{
to
Red
wend starts
night in
again sparked
22 points
ER me Al
tow
aot
al
pry
petiods
ter he was tagged with hire
sonals in the first half
Coach Skip Hughes
moved in front, 23-2! at ihe
end of the first quarter und held
a 28.25 edge al the intermission
Paced by John Finn, who grab
hed 0. and Boh Heltmasn, with
1%. the Peacocks flew Into a 48
{44 lead xt the three-quarter mark
Midway in the final round the
i Prapkies took a 66-65 edge bul
{the home team pulled in front
again to slay
| George Banchansky for
‘ward for the Loretis Was
removed from the game wilh foagr
minutes to play after scoring 10
| points. Gene Phelps, Frasikie sub
{had 12 points
The Jersey City team made 19
Fran
wu
mt
fi-4
team
‘of 20 free throws while Hit
| gis converted 21 of 31 The
| mary:
i Bt Pelers-Finn | 9
{ §8 Pakubaki © 4 O'Rourke if 13
ian § i0. Chleavy 85 Thogod 4]
i mt PrapncisShastek [7 Panchen
laky f 10 Stokes ¢ 31 Phuips
| Parace g 1. Bodner § Cline 4
i$ Chernatskas 8
{8 Peter's
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'5 Hunters Shot
In ‘Bear’ Week
: In the Pennsylvania Game
ommission’'s 10 county norlh-
central division alone five hunlers
were shot in mistake for wild
creatures during the one-week
bear season In Novembst. Two of
Phe
is 48 a
is
covering.
jocated many miles {rom the
goene of the shooting. ‘This case
was solved only afler un excep-
tional bid of woods investigation
and teamwork between (fficers of
two divisions.
fhooting & humah ir. mistake
for game is 3 misdemeanor Each
of the above cited cases will
therefore be ined hefore the
eriminal cotirt of the ftounty in
which ihe crime was commitled
Plenty of Action
Jl The Lions
{start m
Reported In Little
Loop At Gallitzin
got
Gallitzin Little League
by downing the
parry of §
Franken |
Haatoeann f |
5
g 13
Dagan |
n Bn nal
the men died at once, ote is in & |
eritical condition and two are re
in four of these cases (he offen |
ders took their victims io hospi- |
tals, and Game Proteciors were |
| promptly on the job Lo oblain
statement from the offender im]
mediately afterward, In the fifth!
case, the suspeclied Ruiner Was
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MARINE SGT. Werner W._ Reininger Jr. 22. of San Antonis, Tex., whe lost
his hands snd legs in Kores last winter, poses with his fiancee, Joa.
nette Stretton, 21, of Hayward, Calif, at the Oak Hill Naval Hospital
n Oakland, Calif. The nuptials are scheduled for June. They met on
a blind date four months ago. The couple will live in Sen Antonio,
where neighbors and friends presented the quadruple amputee with »
new home and s substantial cash fund.
Sports Prevue
HIGH BSCROOR
THURSDAY, DEC.
Green Top at
Portage at Chalittain
Adama TWh St Besverdale
Ligonier a3 Rosner!
FRIDAY. DF n
miiitein at Podivar
Erg at Unies ud
Manty-Obo at Orveasn
SUNDAY, PRC
Aluinrd bt Johnstown
ST FRANCIS COLLEGE
THURSDAY, DEC.
Bt Franos at Quant
FRIDAY, DEC. 2
#$t Pransia at
ten, BD ©
CAMBRIA OO GRADE
WEDNESDAY, DEC 4
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Liliy at Enesnsbys
Meyer
BARK ETRALL
Barsrabess
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Ehensting
Crdver at
Parochial st
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OALLITZIN LITTLE CAGE LOOP
SATURDAY, DEC. 2
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PATTON, PA.
‘hristmas
Fm
Johnstown at Boston
SUNDAY, DEC. Nn
Fhitadeiphia #0 Johnstown
WEDNESDAY. DRA
Fobyraiaards wd tomy Arena
TELEVISED WC All. WJIAC
SUNDAY, DEC 13 or DEC.
Profesional Poolhmill chasipiananip
Penn State Man
Behind Present
Rating System
™
A holiby he began while await. |
duction nto the Coast
Guard Heserve seven years ®gO
ie today producing whal experis
believe Io be an outstanding rin
INE
img system for schoolboy footbal: |
eRe
Thirty-four year-old
Saymr, Penn diate
smiut and veteran of landings al
Gusm, Iwo Juma, and ORKGaws
pirat munched the system in his
home late of New Jersey, bul
CUTIRE the past year complied
fike ratings for Pennayivanis
Sehoolhoy sevens
Saylor says he gol the idea
while awsiting ha call lo service
then worked on ts perfetlion
throughout his three years of
service, His systems, popular
known as the Saylor System, lak-
{ox into considerstion not only a
team's won-loat record, but also
{ine streagih of ta schedule
i Continuing thal no system
[which rates human performance
attains perfection, the Penn State
| sconomiat believes hia formula
| “ernie as Clone lo perfection ns
[it is possible to come in this
i field.”
His ratings succesafully predict
Roger B
| competition in both Eastern and
| Weatern Pennsylvania this pas
| season,
Gallitzin Rallies
To Trounce B-C-1
Galtitzin High School canw
from behind with a last half ral
{ly to reverse B-C-I, 50-43, In a
game at Gallitsin last Friday
night
The OCremlins were on the
short ond of & 24-20 score al the
half. A 19-13 edge in the third
frame sent Coach Guy Monica's
gad into the last period with »
36-35 lead.
Leon Madic paced GCallitzin
with 14 points Jim Bretzen and
Ben Cossick tabbed 11 and 10
points to head the B-C-1 attack
Gallitzsin JV's took a 47-34 win
fn the preliminary game The
summary:
{oie e CON
ed the outcome of championship}
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® Golden 3
Dongei? | Capotoeto f 0
8 Clark ¢# 0 Btevens ¢ ©
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Spangler Sports
Unit Reorganizes
Election of officers
a meeting of Spangier
Association Sunday afllernoon in
Logue 's Restarvant, Spanier
William Kelly was named
dent to surcred Paul Miller
Other officers include Wil
Read Jr vice president John
Plsanick, reslected secretany. Hay
Dumm. treasurer. Devon Hoover
delegate to county federation of
Sportsmen's meetings and Cleon
Wyland, alternate
Mike lobick was appointed |
reprasent he organization al t bje
focal recreation commiasion
ings. President Kelly appointed
Mr Hoover chairman of Ihe
membership commilles
Five members Were rand
rommitise to revise (he unit =
Flaws They are Attorney John |
i lantzy, Mr Wyland Mr Hoover
Duane Becker #i1
and Wm
Nix! meeting
highlighdad
Bporismen
pre)
RAN
Pw!
will be
jday. Jan 8
Barnesboro Plans
To Air Rent Control
For Public Meeting
Barneshaoro Borough Cosim!
jast Wednesday evening announ:
ed plang fo hold a public meeting
i nex! month lo discuss the posi
i bility of hfting rent conlrods
tthe borough
Action wan fakes during 3
| meeting in the Borough Building
{ Bet hi tandiords and tenants ar
| invited attend the seimion U
i states heir SWE an Lhe suabhiec!
i Council also announced tha!
ihids will be sought for trafh.
tlights ta be installed al four In
i tersartionas on Philadeinhiin Awe
{ The lights will serve as caution
{signals only
Installation
to
i he made 8?
I Ninth Street, llth jinn
{ Htroet and at the intersection of
F Philadelphia and Chestnut AW
pues al 15th Rireet
Bar! Lantzy
| the three-tnan auditing
tee, He will serve
will
Street
roman
:
| Doctor of the Yeu
Dr. A. C. Yoder
OR. A. C. YODER, 84, of Gushen, In-
dizna, has besn elected “Family
Dewtor of the Year™ by the Amur.
fran Medical Associstion, meeting
in Los Angeles. Dr. Yoder bas been
practicing medicine for nearly Afty
years in Gouhen.
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On this Holiday for joy and laughter
and of sober meditation and prayer
in Houses of Worship, we extepd to all
of our friends, our wishes for a rich,
full life and all the things that make it
so. both material and spiritual Happy
Holiday to everyone.
Slovak Citizens Club
Patton, Pa. .
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dal a Ca iz i
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terms. Other auditors sre Arthur |
Gwynn, electid to serve a four
year term in the November ¢lec-
tion, and Kenneth Orazier who
has (ws yeas remaining on his
ferm
William Brown, Richard Green
and Norman Nolan, re¥ring coup
attended their final ses
pion. Next mieeting will be held
fan. 8 subjedt to change, for the
annual resrginization
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