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Other Squads All Will Play
Away; Patton Idle This Week
Hastings At Nanty Glo, North Cambria Away
At Altoona Catholic, Ebensburg At Shade Twp.
Four Northern
school grid teams will
on Friday, and another
Saturday of this week, but
one of the games will plaved
in this area.
Playing their second game
of the 1954 season and playing!
aganat a new for, the John Car
Mountaineers of Carroillow
will be in action tomorrow night
Cambria area; when Cresson
see: Joint High at
on: Field. This Baturday and next
Salurdav's dates the Panther
card are open
Grade, Junior Games Listed
This coming Sunday. Oct 24
three games are scheduled for
| the Cambria County Grade School
Football League Revioc will play
—~ . : : at Carroiilown, Ebenshury at
: ¥ a NO ¢ pow? Sint { Cresson and Portage al Ashville
: Saud 4 Jo arroll Stad-| “10 Cambria County Jumior Var
Ba whe will be | KEY Conference action the John
T Ai ! % is * ¥ 54 siny » $5
for their seventh game of the Carroll JV team will play host 1
season will go nt a Lhe clash with | Hastings JV squad next Monday
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Cresson with five wing and one! 5. at 8:00 p. m. at JCHS
joss. Cresson High. of Head Coach | Stadium, Carrolitown Tha will
Jack Hart, enters the game with | 1° the as game of the season
: ke +6 : b3 ; -
8 three win two loss and one fie - . loam
3 In Junior High action the Nor-
ore «fli be th Cambria Junior High team
“of the two leama
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he first meeling | will piay Wont ts Joneph Johns
The Mountaineers of
i Jr. High team at 3.30 p. m. at
: : Head Spangler Stadiuen,
“Conch M. J. Cicero, have posted |
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wins: over Houlzdale, Laurel Val-| souiautuudonututtulutitatutir do? #1 i sn
[ad Moat” to Pantings. Cresson has S pr oO RT
victories
ower Altoona Catholic,
By FRED OWENS
* Adams Twp. and Lilly, a tie with
Westmont and losses to Ebens-
Barta i
Well. she caused a lot of (rou.
~ North Cambria At Altoona Cath.
ble this past week end Hurricane
Hagel that is
they play host to
Patton Athletic
only on
he
fast
Two other area teams will play
The Ebensburg-Cambria Red
Devils on the crest of a season's
record of four wins and two de-
fenta will battle Shade Township
© iB an away game tomorrow. The | bria area along with heavy rains
3 Devils of Hesd Coach Jimi from the western part of the na-
k will play sway from home tion, Hazel took her toll And
r ‘three games of this| she caused tre postponement ot
many grid Ls heresbouts ‘ast
North Cambria Colts will alse | Fiiday right
Je tomorrow sinst Altoona
pile at Cricket Field in Al
After going over the ra-
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rough part heir ‘54 ecard
Colts of Head
and this column
sports, were going
& few factz aboul
canneclion with Haze!
i% devoted
Coach George
't have loo much
downing the Altoona team
Plays At Nanty Go
Hastings-Elder Twp. High
8 of Head Coach John Ne-
looked like & dam last Friday ev-
ening. the regularly
be played. As a result
tits were played
Just as many more on Monday.
ir
aownpou
two teams were
walter that only
time. If you ask us
der such conditions
won the game, and as ii has been
said. maybe it wqguid have been a
different situation
had been more favorable.
However, in all that downpour
& coach up in Erie County per
haps had the right ides when it
came to Dayicg football in the
rain. AL intermission he had
Ripping into the North Cam.’
| 14 points in the third reund and |
Because this is football season
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io go over
the game in|
Every football field in this area
scheduled |
date for the many grid games to
several |
Ssturday an}
Unbeaten Black Lick Twp. de
feated Pine Twp. in that steady
and wind last Friday:
at Twin Rocks The
so engulfed in
& four minute
break was observed al the half- |
we think’
ali concerned were absolutely in. |
sane to even sitempt to play un- |
Black Lick |
if conditions
UNION PRESS .COURIER
I HA SARIS ros an wy nae Ne A A RS
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By FRED OWENS
astings Hawks Claw Patton
anthers 38-7 for Fourth Win
| postponed from Friday night duel
Statistics Favor Nevins’ Squad
As They Score TDs Every Period
se
Coming from behind a 7-0 de-112 more in the final
the Hastings-Elder Town take the victory
ship High School Hawks scored in| John Pelrunyak of PCHS
every quarter to defeat Patton- | kicked the opening kickoff to
Chest Township High Panthers, | George Smith of Hastings on the
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period io
ficit
38-7. last Saturday night in a 20. A fumble however
game at Hastings Stadium. The! placed the ball in Panthers hands
victory was the fourth of theion the Hawk 11. "The invaders
seasons for the forces of Hend! used six plavs fo go io the ane
Coach John Nevins, against one yard line, where on a fourth
defeat and the fourth setback down Don Yeckley ripped into
for Patton-Chest in five outings os
The Panthers of Head Coach
Paul Kmelz made good use of a
Hawk bobble in the early minutes |
of the game and almost immedi.
ately had a touchdown and
exira point to go into the lead |
7-0. Hastings, however, got roll
ing in the same period with six-
points, as the Panthers still were
ahead, 7-8. A second quarter TD!
by Hastings put them in the lead, |
12-7. going into the intermission. !
The Hawks, however, charged |
back after the intermission with.
GAME STATISTICS
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fover for the seventh point
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John Carroll Line Is Big Factor
In Ciceromen’s 5th Win This Year
i; Highlighted by the fine fast-, Jack Trueman carrying, the win.
| breaking running of the backfield ners moved to the Ram 18 On
the exceplionally good play |
upsel Nanty Glo High 188 last |
Saturday night in a game atl the
Join Carroll 8tadiom
Bath teams entered
the gare |
to the unfavorable weather with!
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mare times in the second!
pisses Abou mdway Jin
the quiurier Bills look Winsko's
pase on the POHFIB 35 and on thei
second last play of the first hail §
he gain intercepts a PCHS pass |
the Hawk 11. after Patton
droves Ly the HEHS 45 from their
OWE 30 in seven plays
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Following the second half kick-| as they saw one Ram TD in the
off. Hawtings tonal over on downs |
an the Hawk 34 With Smith D
ta the POHS 5 where Smith went |
over for the score to end the 75
vari march
air Abel fhe ord pone
Ihe SPVEalE point :
Patian toot the snening kick}
ff on their own 4. and in four
plays moved Io heir own 38
Mek Ot then punted to the win. |
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serimmage raced TV
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yards
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Cn the final play of the third
pering the Hawks recovered an
on-den Kick at midfield
In three plays Hastings moved
io the Punther 15
however, puashad them Back to the
Patten 30 On the next play Geo
Smith Oipped an serial to Dick
Kirk another Hastings TD
Following the ensuing Kickoff
Pays Bills again intercepted Win
sko's pass on the Hawk 11 A
bad pesies from cenler pushed the
winners back 10 their own §
but dn the nex! play Dan Bills
raced to the Panther 27. only to
fumble and Patlon recovered
Seven playa later Patton Mad fo
then
for
mn punt from the 50 vard line, jhe
[Howk 26 Smith then moved to
the second play of the see. |
ted
an
ball going out of bounds on the
the 38 McMurrgy to the 40. and
Bild {0 the 44 Hhuplenus then
earrited 10 the Panther 40 Gre
gory to the POUHS 20. Shupienus
to the 15 and 09 to the T. But a
penalty against Hastings pushed
them back 16 the Panther 12 On
(the next play Joe Gregory
#4 to Harry Murphy for the fin.
failed and Mastings went in from!
al TIX A pass try for the extra ™J
point failed ml Hastings was nin
oLher serious
Bills ard McMurray carrying the |
Hawks used eight pidys to move |
Hills ‘hen passed to
seventh |
FJOHR 48 With Par Kelly
8 penalty,
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4-1 marks The victory was the
lod Dan Bills intercepted Pan-| fifth of the season for the Moun- the Ram 18 from their own
tainesr team of Head Coach |
J. Cleero against a single defeat
and the second lous for the forces |
of Coach Jos Galen
The Mountaineers opened
fast in the first half as they’
raced in three touchdowns snd!
then showed fine defensive play |
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third quarter and bell off an-i
threat }
Jack Trueman Jom Carroll's!
junior quarterback, ripped into
ihe end zone twice and Jusior
Halfback Haden Kally crossed in.
to pavdirt for the hind TD. A
Butuls to Mehalko pass war good |
for the Ram's six pointe ;
The Mountaineers far outdist.
anced the visitors in statistics to!
rack up the important victory i
Nanty Glo took the opening
Rickoff on their own 12. In three
plays they could advance only to
their own 20, where they punted
the hall being downed on the
Mike
Chris Boslett and
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Zeanehock
front 38-7 On the final play of
the game Billa intercepted Yeok. |
Wyss pass 10 slop the visitors
Hastings will play Nanty Glo
this Baturdsy afternoon at Nasty
Glo and the Panthers will be idle |
far the next two weeks, playing |
their next snd final game against!
Cresson on Saturday, Nov. 8 ati
Patton
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the Fifth play after taking the
ball, Jack Troeman
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rone for the first TD as the game
was only minutes old J. D. Buck's
tty for the seventh point by
placiiment was wide
Midway in the first period the
winners moved on sx plays to
whew they fumbled nl
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Alter holding the
(hres downs on the Ram
winters look over as |
«3 3 Ram punt on the 3
In Hx plays the Mountaineers
moved to the Nanty Glo 28 but |
pushed them eh to the Ram 4
On the very next play Haifback
Haden Kelly ripped over the cen-
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19 their own 48 from their own
3 in 10 plays. The Rams punted
and in ia
covered on the JCHS 20
Bit the Mountaineers. on the
stresgth of the fine defensive!
on thelr dwn 13 With four min.
ules remaining in the first haif
the winners scored agal
held off the visitors’
Kelly carried first Mt
Trovman (0 the 37
to ihe JOMB 31.
four play Trosman
his left and and
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placement was
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wad ahead, 19.0
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