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ADDITIONAL SPORTS
1 Football Climic
indber In August
ji Association will conduct
jse-dny football clinic Aug.
pd will sponsor the annual
South football scholastic
it game in Windber, Aug.
This was decided at a meeting |
the group last Tuesday night
Cresson Legion Home. The
hes agreed to change the
of the clinic from Cochran
itor, where the players of
C gil-star teams will be gquar-
for a weel before the con-
A rs plan of a one-day
ie 7%. galtervd to nh three-dav
F. ® castom followed in 1950
1951. The mentors pointed
"that foothill leMuares and.
* not be given com-
in one duy
r all-star game squads will
fontinge to be selected from the
‘ehools in the North and South
the six-county distriel
Jack Hart of Cresson, eonch of
i Avinning team last year, is
of the commitiee fo
TT
proper realignment of |
the South thre vears in
because the North de
t pointed out it in a dit
: wn th chatige the set
ome Plan considered was to
County schools
ot (NF other five counties
wis belivved the Cambria
J wotkd he too strong.
die agreed after
diige a
fe meet. nome their |
to the games, there
“strong teams for both
dation to pay!
wXpetines of two (erebral pal
patie in the area each
i. Frog ig contribution
= # comimities was
Clark Shaffer of
Ms eases by the
Boeiety for Crippled |
a Adults
7 enst of Windber i an
to buy foottall sniforms
is of the squad. These will
the defunct Johnstown |
tth-South All-Star Game
By Coaches’ Association
Central Pinnsvivania
High, Johnstown, to Camp
Courier Will Feature
Names of Deerslayers
The 1942 deer season opens
next Monday, Dec. |, and as
in past yoars the Union Press-
Courier would Nike to publish
the names of all Northern
Cambria hunters who kill deer,
All area deersinyers are
kindly requested to por
mail information to office
or any of this u
local oo stating
where the wan made, num
ber of poiats, weight and date.
AH information will be pub-
lished a8®% a column entitied,
“Deersiayers” which will be
Inatured on this sports page
daring the coming season. Co-
operation of all ares sports.
‘men will be appreciated.
Freaman of Windber, head coach
at Willian & Mary, and Hugh
Daugherty of Barnesboro, assist-
ant coach at Michigan State, if
: available
Other coaches considered are
Red Dawson of the University of
Pittsburgh, sorge Barclay of
North Caroling State, Sid GH-
i man of Cincinnati and Dick Har
low, advisory coach at Western
| Ma ryland.
A basketball clinic will be Leld
by the msaociation this year
Thursday, Dec. 4. is the perfer
red date with Dee. 2 an alter
pate date. Johnstown High
i School is expected to be the site
Pend. Parks was tops for ihe
for the sessions Joe Majer, conch
at Johnstown Catholic, made the
report for the commitlee
It. was agreed that Carl Engh
of Westmont, Milan Gjurieh of
Franklin and Majer will conduct
ithe clini. Dr. William (Ski
Hughes of St. Francis and Bill
Lemmer, veteran oomch at Du
quesne High Bchool, may be add-
| The winners took the win by 145,
i846 and 177 total pins but the
Tedd, if available. :
Sam Lengel. Indiana High
Sehool coach, notified the frest-
ling conches in the district that |
‘a free mat clinic will be held |
| Saturday, Dec 13. at State
Teachers College, Indiana
son,
®
Ary Apakie 4 dates previously approved : a an
RTA
YUKON
Senet poor toate
cognizing the sanctity of Christ
Gustin Nanty-Glo will
principal,
: finished the current
ip points on five
extended open season for cotton-
tail rabbits, squirrels (gray. back
land fox), ringneck pheasants
{males only), and grouse. and re-
mas Day, decided to close hunt.
ing of these species on Dec 25
i 1852
The special extended reason for
| cottontail rabbits, squirrels (gray
| black and fox), ringneck pheas-
‘ants (males only), and grouse
i during 1952, shall be Dec 2
9 26 and 27. Christmas Day
Dec. 25. 1952 will be closed sea
son and hunting wild game on
that day is prohibited
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| Down the Alley |
(By RB. D. BEUNIER)
Well well, this turned out to
‘he a 3-1 week, as youll find as
(you read on reg parding the Pat-
{ton Fraternal Bowling League
On Monday night it was the
Vets. 3-1. over the Legion by 4
84 and 172. the Legion taking
the first round by anly 4 pins
‘ The Legion used thrée men and
two dummies. Googs Endler lead
the Vets with 179 and 50M series
and Puarkey wa tops for ihe
Lesion with a 180 and 499
STANDING OF TEAMS
Wan Yawet
Sons of aly Mm
Yeterans J Foreign Wars it 1
How's i Nn
Fraternal der Bagies it i
Shovak Nn 1 H 2
American Legion $3 23
On Tuesday evening, whilh
ended up with Joe's Kids taking
the Eagles 3-1 by 50 38 and
‘The FOE won the middie re and
by 52 scoring a five-man score of
STO for the present Season sf ree
Kids with a 188 and 530 serics fo
be man of the week, For the FOE
it was Baran vith bg sogle
game of the week, a 207, and n
5008 series, while Welsho paced
| them with Ram of 188, 194, 144
for a 537 total. Nice rolling ©
fast Friday night's contest
also ended 3-1. SOI over Blovaks
{ Blovaka came up with two mare
i pins in the last round. Passeretl
“lend the S500 with his 180 and
I 488 and 1. Hajuskas id it for the
| Slovaks with games of 144 170
: 11785 and 498. The Slovaks had 2
2 The coaches’ next meeting ix
i the old uniforms procur- | sen for Menday, Mar. 16, in Cres.
dummies
NEXT WEEK'S GAMES
| Bee i-logon wm so:
Veta va Bagies
Bee Kids v5 Hovaks
LAST WEEK'S SUMMARINS
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Christmas Day ae 0 SEW 0 nw
| The Pennaylvania Game Com-! or sobs wevskeat
nid for | mission wt = special meting in sot i) 757 ee
i Harrisburg last Baturday, Nov. Wevaks 687 I TH Wes
iv. cimmittes was | 22, reconsidered the days and the | o
a
Cambria
Wednesday night.
offiiaie made the sn
nual reorgs apd |
el Red Dil: ut Coach |
received 5 “thot. t
from on fetining 4
sinieh. :
Er ur order oh
{
" pation ton Hign' School was nam- |
for the 1963-54
a ous year, with Cresson as the |
vice president and Nanty-io as
EaatutAry-trensm
president's role and John
aver conference foes
UNION PRESS.COURIER
Clerks to Receive
Retroactive Raise
The Btate Liguor in
this month agreed to pay _ 5. 600 ORE
in retroactive swiary
ligunor store Varia
Pennsyivania Liquor
Board Emploves said
a threat of
New Kens
said the
to about
employes whom
1 were entitled to the sal-
5
cio bt eR Le RR Ra SS Es Wa pes
The mmmaining half will g#t
their pay hikes as of Nov. 1. In
told a mvwsman,
The increases average about
$108 a year per employe and are
being made under a system of
providing salary boosts to 3.004
liquor store clerks on a quarterly
basis
The board had insisted that the
: } quarterly increases were to oe
LAUGH WITH YOUR FAVO
®THE FLOP FAMILY
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made at its pwn option. The un}
ion claimed they were sutomatic.
The board said the boosts will
continue on i quarteMy basis but
will be given eut on merit instead
of generally.
Taimuty iso said agreement |
was reached on’ revising ry
schodules among
stores with tasted sales I
The slary Boost represents the
rime
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& LITTLE S0MMONS FOR
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