day, September 15, 1955
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UNION PRESS. COURIER
TNorth Cambria Tops Captain
from
‘Jack By 13-0 to Open Season
Miller's Boys Have Edge In Statistics In Game
ngler; 13 Passes Heaved
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To Play This Week =:
All 6 High School Squads On Foreign Ground;
(rade School Tilts Sunday; JV Action Monday
It's going to be another week
of football thrills for area sporls
fans. But this coming week will
be jam-packed with thrilling con:
tests. And there
Eames than last week
The six area varsity high
school teams will start the con
Ing week's schedule humming
tomorow, Friday, and on Batu
day. Bunday the Cambria County
Grade School teams will be in ac
tion and on Monday the area JV
schedule gets under way
All six of the area
school squads will be away
fromm home this week end
Thrie games will be played on
Friday, one in the afternoon,
snd two at night, and three
games are siated for Saturday,
two in the afternoon and one at
night. |
Opening this week's schedule |
will ‘be the Mountaineers of John |
Carroll High, who will go against |
Laurel Valley Jt. High tomorrow |
afternoon, Friday, Sept. 16 at |
300 p m at New Florence Pa
; The Mountaineers of Head!
@- M J. Cicero defeated thei
é annon Valley team 50 in
their opener las! Saturday at
Carrolitown, but tomorrow they
will be in action against a tough
outfi. Last season the Mountain- |
ters edged past the team of Head |
Coach John Chobany, 70 The
gam will be the first one of the |
seasin for Laurel Valley High !
Friday night the Colts of North |
Cambria High will play at Ty-!
rone aga the Tyrone High!
School team. This is expected to!
be one of the toughest teams the
Colts will face all year i
Last Friday North Cambria |
defested Capt. Jack, 13.0 in
‘Beasim’'s opener and Tyrone turn
od the tables on Bellwood -Antis
High for the first time in past |
several years i
Cume time at Tyrone will be
800 p m
~The other game tomorrow night |
will see ihe id Devils of Ebens- |
burg-Cambria High going after]
& vittory against Punxsutawney |
Last season the Devils of Head |
Coach Jim Cook snapped the bovs |
from Jefferson County, 25.0 bud |
last week, in their opener. thev
wert setback hy Conemaugh, 8.48
Thin game is rated as one of the |
top tontests of Lhe week ;
Saturday afterBoon, Sept. 17,
the Pasthers of Patton-(hest
will be more
high
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the
| Saturday. September 17
{ teams opened the
! seoTelage
Fame
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First Ihywns
STATISTICS
Friday, September 18
Adams Twp. at Yard 4
Bi a xrdy gaine
Besverdiiie Net vards lost
Bedford at S ¢ pa. Nat pained
Beriin a! wttpmpied
MM w " Passes completed
soshantion , jo Patines intercepted By
Blairsville at Ho * 8 Net yards passing
Raswe at ' & Thea . 3 wed ye passing
ailad : Foambie
Robertsdale at ran Fumd)
Kittanning at Famble .
Johnstown Penalitiom
P nt Yardy i
Numiser 3
laura Lan Total distance wnt
TraMord a § yards of punt
. 4 . 4% 3 is
Myersdaie 3 THraesvio= yo jy ‘ oh EF
Win Averjge wards ki
Yardy kickoffs ret
fash ing
rashing
yards riveving
Passes
returned
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sre d
dber at Altoona
Chesting Ridire 5
Shade Twp. al
Cresson Indians, § r
Westmont Play
To 6-6 Deadlock
Eckenrode, Wagner
Score Friday Night
Cresson Joint
diane and Westn
er Joint High
ork for the
season. Playing at
ium last Fridaiv night the
ans and Hilltoppers batlisd
6-8 tie. Lust season the same
ROR SOT wil
High Sch
fim fe
batlind
second conse
{"ressor
deadiock
Coach Mike Mannion's v
sored early in the second
after recovering a
Cresson § vard iine
ister Bob Wagner p
the one-VYard line ¢
for The Class A tean A p
Exil Bhs rt enced
Ran Hillegus was incomplel
In the closing
game the Indigns of Couch
Hart drove 79
score. The pay off was a four-varg
amigal off tackle by Jim Ecken
rode. The try for the exira point
hy Eckerrode was rt
imbtie
Two
inged
from fost
from
minutes of Lhe
jack
vards oo lie he
Eby the Boearie! for
With time running
i mont took to (he
i son conpecled on
| serials for 70 yards
of
night the Indians of
travel to Al-
¥ to play the
at 8.00
top contest of
ditch «fftrt lo gain the wi bul
the move aimpsl backfired. Tom |
Muriceak intercepted Boiha's pass
on the Hilitogpers’ 22 and went)
into the end pone, Hut the play |
was nullified by a clipping
ality agiuinst Cresson
Westmont! 12 yard ine !
Cresson showed an 11-8 edge in|
first downs. Westmon! netied 150]
vards on the ground, (wo more
than the Indians chalked up. The |
visitors lried three passes and |
failed to complete any, as Cres |
three of nine |
travel to Cricket]
Field Alloona, this Baturday ev-
ening to meal Hoona Catholi€.
Game tine 800 p m. Last Fri-;
day's summary
Westmoti—4
LE -Hillegw
Cresson will
{reston—é !
Previah
Sreridan |
Murphy
Parks |
(Unk Pras-Omirter Staff Photo)
Ralph “Bull” Gray, North (Cam
High's big halfback, was canght
by the camera's eye as he was
shout fo step over the goal
Hine in third period action at
Spangler Stadium Friday sight,
Gray made the first Colt TD on
as gulch SB-yard end around.
The (Colts defeated Capt. Jack
High, 13-8, in the opener.
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Thre Iron
ist Saturday night at]
Memorial radium
Horses were winless in|
Adie BIrmighl games ast vear amd |
ould show oniv a single decision |
15 games before op- |
season againet the |
Hed Durvils }
The thei
ply fruliful march of
came in Lhe sedan |
period. Conemaugh got possess. |
gitm on the Eberaburg 45-vard|
ite on a punt Cosch Mike Sia i
vich's Locomeolives drove dows
firdd to record a first down on
the Devils’ six On first dovin |
Fullback Alvin went into!
the end zone i
Conemaugh was unable to cash |
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{ Horsea broke through to block al
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i the enemy
{ downs ater Ebensburg took ower
F With the ball just one foot
Late in the final period the
Devil punt and recovered on
five-yard line. Four!
short |
f the payoff stripe :
Ebersburg had the ball for on- |
iy two plays when a fumble was
gobbiel up by the Iron Horses on |
the seven Conemaugh failed tol
get the ball across in the next
four downs :
The Devils of Coach
just couldnt seem to get any
drive going during the game :
Conemaugh held an 8-5 edge in |
fist downs Ebensburg's Jd |
culty in petting started stem. |
med partially from six fumbles |
four of which were grabbed by |
the visitors Conemaugh hit on |
toro of five passes while Ebens- |
burg went to the alr three times |
but failed to connect. The sum- |
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Jim Cook |
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On the week end of Sept. 23-24
five home-area high school grid)
games will be plaved The only
team playing out of the distriet!
will be Patton-Chest, Sept. 24 |
when they visit at Beaverdale |
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