Spangler Moves Into First
Place In Industrial League
Tops Cardiff, Central
City In Week End Tilts
Spangler team of the Cambria
County Industrial League
into first place last week end
one-half a game ahead of second
piace Lilly.
The Northern
downed Cardiff. 10-1,
moved into the first place.
Cardiff, 10-1 Victim
Scoring almost at will, Span-
gler limited Cardiff to only seven |
hits as they held them to a 10-1
week at |
posted two
count In a game last
Spangler. The winners
runs in each of the 2nd and 3rd
innings, then three runs in each
of the Sth and 81h to
easy victory
Paul Shabbick, on the mound
or Spangler struck out
ors and didn't issue a
fwalk during the game
and Puvch shared
for the losers
single |
i seyarndd dite
moved |
Cambria outfit’
but lost out
to Central City, 8-1. sithough they
" ison,
take the on
12 bat- |
Hohmann |
{hits of the game.
tain the
By FRED OWENS
cy
SPORT
SPOTS
By FRED OWENS
Double marked the only extra
base hits of the game Benny
Kay posted two-basers for Spang
ler and Comeron and CO hit
doubles for Cardiff
The Spangler team collected 11 Laoiastic
hits from the Cardiff pitchers Hastings
Hohman struck out 3 and Puyeh, os 5 pee
3, as Hohman walked 5 and the sa of
relief hurler, only one OTROS field totaled five
Spangier was error-free but the teams at the most There will be
josers showed four miscues Yar- al jeast eight leama compelling
i ko and Kay of Spangier each had top honors ths year, acoorg
ia stolen base ng to Clair Urich of Hastings
The summary FDvtrict 6 PIAA secretary-t
Cardiff -Outets if 14 Cook ss oF and supervising prin
1-3; Bracken Ib. 1-4. Siko of, 1-4 Hastings Elder Schools
‘ a &-1 Frank, Ib 0-4
Comeron of 1-4 Tah ¢ 1-4 Hoh
| man, g 1-2 Puych pp 0-1. Maslyor
iam 0-0 Pursky, Ib 0-3 Seott eo O}
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Spangler Yarko,
: 4 3-5. Ben
and
iets
sixth annual District 8
haseball (ournament al
Athletic Field (his mon
ted to atiract 8 record
entries. In the past five
The
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Mall Of
Homer City ilLaura
Indiana County owns
secutive tit Centre
B Ander. ped the 1949 and 1950
1-2. K And- Homer {8ty will probably he
fon 6d: : Hl ara. 0. | back in the fold this year Othe
{3 1:3 Bertot of o.1 entries are Moshannon Joint of
£5, H. 1. Skinky. 3b 0} Maoshannon Valley League. Span
| Cardaft 0 00 Wot 1 gler of Inter-County League, Cen-
| Spmagter 63 G0 m0 11 9 sep Hull of Centre County Lea
gue and Philipsburg, an independ
Nl th & 10.2 record during
the recently ry pleted COMPRigs
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Spangler Takes Over First Place |
i Although losing to Central City |
‘%-1 Inst Bunday, Spangler look
aver the first place in the Cam |
‘bria County Industriai League
j one half game ahead of second
‘place Lilly.
i With Henry Salvan holding the |
home forces to seven hills, the |
winners pounded out eight bin- |
gles and scored one run in tae
second, four in the sixth snd three |
in the eighth Salyan fost his
| shutout in the fifth when the lea: |
gue leaders pushed over their cn- |
¥ run, Kay during the honors. |
! Pollock of the winners and K |
Anderson of Spangler each hit » |
| two-baser for the only exira- base
A stant driver performing at
rg Fairground Speed.
way ast Wednesday evening
with the Tournament of Thrills
outfit, was injured when he fell
from a moving satomobile dur-
ing the program. He is Wil
nme Dollman, 18, of Roamoke,
Va, whe was admitted to the
Miners’ Hospital, Spangler, at
shout 10 p. sm. Extent of hin in-
Juries were not serious.
St Francis College's 1954-58
t hasketball team may assiame a
ma Clamsification nex! w.nter
MoeCombie and Shabbick did the | if Wayne University and Lawr.
pit for Spangler, "McCombie [ence Teth are sccosded the same
with the loss. McCom- | recognition The Frankie ach
2 and walked 3 and iedule, as announced in last
BnadbicK straock out 4 and inured | week's edition of this newspspey
5 walks as they both together includes nine games with
left go of 8 hits Spangler hac opponents
16 men left on bases a Centrai | roll 2 Bt
City 8 The summary: | Temple and
a ih eh mn. | Haghes' club, under NCAA rules
| vast pay half of its games wilh
Sai. | Major rivals lo oblain a similar
classification
oes pint
Dagueane 2. John Car
Bonaventure 2. Iona,
itlanova. Coach Skip
Price. | The Red Flasher of Loretlo are
i sinted to face MM collegiate rivals
Warne ix on the card for (we
gaines while Lawretce Tech is)
for a single lest at Altoona |
in the Jaffa Mosgue. Should
hl and Lawrence Tech be
| in Lhe major category, the |
Kies will play 1 upper
Bracke! teams and mest the
Juels established by the NCAA
; organizalion 8 rues
oul that border-line leams
under the 50 ent jevel) 3
be placed in the major ranks if!
their overall schedules warrants
it's altogether possible ihat St
Francis could break the barrier on |
this ruling. In addition, the Red
Flash have their 1984 National
Invitational Tournament lo back
them up
The State Game Commission
has invited representatives of all
sporlsmen's rganizations, the
a the. Pomona Grange,
Pennsylvania State University and
her interested groups or dgen-
to a meeting at Ha
on June 30. The purpose is to ob-
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UNION PRESS. COURIFR
complete results of these gam.
es throughout the season,
This year something one might
call “unique” in the way of fines
has been adopted by the North
Cambria Pony League Before
the season opened officials asied
pt whether we would give the
leagie publicity this year We
said we would be only WW glad to
io #5 Then the members of the
cague turn around and vole a
fine fo anv not turning in
results. of games played
In our estimation 18s# is surey
a unique way of making sure
each individual team in lhe (#a-
gue gels publicity. We never be-
fore heard of anv ruling in any
Kind of league qu like this une
Bet we assure vou if is a good
Slomeone’s thinking ahead in
area Pony jeague!
Here and there-Carrolitowa’s
fittle Boys’ League this year
will see the facilities of the
John Carroll Athlete Field
in Carrolftown for their official
firld. Announcement was made
by Carrofltown Sebhool Board
this pant week. . . . North
Cambria High School in still
seelting a team to play on Sept
17, only open date on the 1954
football card of the school.
The new area Class A team
will go afield for the first time
this coming season. . . Mins
Jayne Kiedlin, chemistry in
structor at St, Francis College
in Loretto, Inst week exchanged
her books for golf clobs and
made history at Sammit Coun
try Clab, Cresson. Miss Kimlin
scored a hole-in-one on the 126
yard No. 6 hole in a foursome,
She send a No. 7 iron. Nhe in
only the second woman from
Cresson to makes a hole-in-one.
team
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the
Playoffs In Carrolliown Bowling |:
Lean Is Becomi
By B D (Barpey) Beanier
Conrier Rowling Editor
Well how's everyvome his fife
WMOTning.
Well - folks
playoifs of Lhe
men's Bowling League is
out Io be very
instance
the
the
Carrell
Shaughnessy
own Fire
turning
exciting, by gum
fas! Thurmiay's odi-
Union Press Courier
of the Carroll
town Firemen-Falton Eagles con
fest which the Firemen won by
the small margin of 21 pins, and
now last werk we rolled five
mare mate hex
Last Monday the Pation Bev
erage fonk the Patton BOI ove
2322 too 2.159 Rieve of the Bev.
erage team scored a MT single
and then ended with a 515 series |
10 pace the Kegx and cases while
FLotsie paced the BOT with a 454
followed by Charlie's 452 The
[very same evening Rody Wente's |
t Hotel
apset the Moowe outfit
from Hastings
paced Rudy's with a 314, followed
by Pat's 507 Balko became
Big” Moose when he rolled a 501
jeries 16 take ihe laurels
fram Peeler Now
Wenlas's Hotelmen don'i work be
Hind the bar Nope, they do their
work in front of it. Still Monday
it's eiling late, but
Westrick file's are ng the
Pontiac, 2.121
paced the Council
453 louis and Ben snd Lacey
were behind the ball instead of on
it as were Maurer and Platt
evening |
and the playoffs were reduced to
Then came Tuesday
une match Bender Electric turned
they wan 2.142
47,
ing scores from
Ned again paced the Pontiac out
fit a nice 201-514
Thursday night
ages light went
and company
Z2A14 to
Patton Bever
layed them
team
iremen with his 92
ANE
By Alon Maver
the
AWAY |
understand that!
the
ard time |
and Coun- |
2008 Ned pulled a 202 and
[514 series to pace his Dad's tesm 3
while Miller
iwith a 454 followed by Gene's |
on Westrick Pontiac [©
to. 20894 A
shock! Doe paced Bender's with & |
the other four Benders’ roll |
$02 to #49. And]
out when Flip
bow | 0
392 It was Flips 236
and SEZ that did it Asashon roll
483 oo sad 328 for three to jeand
the Carvolitows
enty's crossed bats |
$ Agnin, 2431 to
a 214 and 543
KO’ Laussee to
Returnto T.V.
Tomorrow Night | Production Record
New York (Special Eduards! “Faye” a Holstein at Cambria
Lausse., hard-punching middle. | County Home Farm, sel the lop
weight from: the Argentine, meets Milk production last month, ac-
the elusive Joe Rindone of Bos- | cording to a report of Cambria
ton, in a scheduled 10.round bout | County Dairy Herd Improvement
tomorrow, Friday, June 4 as the Association release! by Herbert
regular wiekly feature of the|C Terndrup, county agent
[Gillette Cavalcade of Sports The | The cow produced 2.244 pounds
program will be featured locally (of milk--204 pounds more than
over WIACTY, Johnstown. at 30] Ber nearest competitor “Bonnie” &
p.m (DST) | Holstein owned by John Hoover
Lausse. i newcomer lo the air | Cresson R. DD. Other animals Lat.
od among the top five in mull
Ways, gained a host of followers | uetio and thelr Owners ars
fn Ris recent appearance against ; ;
Chico Varna Apparently sens ‘Duisy” a Holstein ownud Ly
mg That he was on the short side | Lewis Jones, Fhensburg R. D. |
of the scoring through the sixth 2.084 pounds: “No 38 a Holstein
Eduardo displayed the kayo "Wned hy Noel Bros, Munster
prowess every fight manager 1.914 pounds. und “Fran” a Hol
dreams about in the seventh to stein owned by Mr. Jones | 8856
gain his 15th straight victory. His | Pounds
quest for world honors started in “Duiny” produced 1080.8 pound
[1B and to date “KO has an; of butterfat to carry off the top
impressive 39 kayos in 47 wins honors in butterfat production,
: Rindone, with his bobbing | “Nig” a Jersey owned by Mr.
[wenving style and ability to take | Jones pinced second with 84.8
a punch, could well prove toc | pounds of butterfut. Other ani
much for Ris opponent. Joe's! mals incheded in the top five
crouch and love for infighting | In butterfut production are:
will be of definite advantage “Goldie” a Gurasey owned by
aguinet Liusse, who prefers the | Mr Hoover, and “Pom” a regis
standup Rind of slugfest. The ered Gurnsey owned by James
ring know how that Joe han com Leamer. Dunio, each 82.8 pounds
piled in seven years of pro box- | ind “Bonnie” 788 pounds
ing has stood him in good stead | Herd owners with five or more
against Joey DeJohn, Pierre Lan-| snimais on the honor roll last
glois and others asx he has am- | month include the Cambria Coun
assed a total of 32 victories ty Home farm, 28. Bill Sybert
® Portage R. D_, and J N. Griffith
“A want ad solves your need. | & Son Kbensburg R. D. 2
« | cech; Eldred Giltings, Ebensburg
RD, 9 Mr. Hoover, Mr. Leamer
urd Farabaugh Broa, Loretto R
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Stelia Smith, treasurer They were Judy Sinclair.
elected at a meeting Tuesday of |
this wes, {
In other business at last Tues
days session, “New Horison” cer. |
tes were awarded to various |
commitives for outstanding per’
formance in the Mrs |
Margare! Calvetti was initiated as |
a co-worker. A lunch was served |
by Mra Mae Claravelia.
after bring tioned
for a year, is Spending
the home of his parents. Mr and
Mrs. Richard of Lor
etto R I 1 He wis a member
of & madical unit while
to duty in Japan and served aon |
truck difiver and mechanic while
in Korea The soldier holds the
Combat Infantryman Badge.
A NA SK SIA Si
SALER PARTIES ;
Twenly millicn women attend
sales parties each year Many of |
the housewives make good mon. |
ey by arranging them and selling |
to other women in thelr spare
time,
seach: Noel Hr. wh :
i Mr Jones 4
Tractor Contest
Rules Changed
Cambria County Young Farm:
ng Bit Exci ting
Oh my. I simost forgot Wed
(nesday night which is or was
indies might. Yeu the girls are
going rood
F. Sis Attention. Note! Im
portant! AR league bowlers are
urged to attend a meeting this
Friday wight at the Alleys at
208 pm (DST).
See you next week and then
we will Wt vou in on the (final
mateh of the Bhaughnessy League
Playoffs. 1Jntil then, Bo-long! |*vent by allowing heavier tract.
Oh ves the summaries follow | 5's to be entered in the Nght |
Westrtel Posiine 2111 medium and heavyweight divis-
SE aay | JOUR :
108 148 soni Laghtweight
Dl I 41 iM FT | pounds, now up
whale $ J $ Jig >
ha a oi iat | weight formerly
I Ror
gh Connell. ie i formerly A800 pounds
1s
N Veckier ue to NX O0
8 Yeookiny in
Bumiet
N. Miller
bs
Totals
wing made several
rales for Hs sanual
Lng contest held in conjunction
with the Cambria County Fair
The action was taken
mit wider participation in (he |
cha nes
Me rer
M FPF Westin
0 Plat
formerly
io 4.500;
4.100
ew
16
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4
ais
Raymond Cronaner Ni
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ilo be used in the pulling tontest.
In other action,
voled 3100 toward construction of
& new grandstand at the fair
grounds and voled te change the!
Wenty Hotel 1347
3 a
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Sie |
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jrociation-awned pint
it was reporied.
.| Barnesboro Moose
Women Install
{ Mrs Thressa Bonatesta will!
zis | #TVe Ss senior regent of Barnes |
30 | boro Chapter 484, Women of the
Moose, during the coming year.
She was nominated without op |
position al a mweting Tuesday o.
nat week in the Hame
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fiw opposition are Mrs.
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Samana nein
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and
sre Association last Thursday ev |
tractor-pall- |
to per-
revediamn |
5.306 pounds, |
ip to S200 amd heavywsight |
ap
: Law-
4 rence, Was appointed chairman of |
8 commilise to construct the sled
ihe assccintion
rule covering the borrowing of an | 3
| Mra Bonatesta will succeed Mrs |
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A JUNE 13 TO 19
FOR THE
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