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| THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy. Pa.
| Thursday, January 6
Selects

Penna. Game
Commission
‘Weekly Letter
| Duty Done, Officer's Sympathy average and indi
Prevails
| Accounts of .generosity and
| compassion, particularly around ggnition to a few
the Holiday Season, are heart- erg for their wor!
warming. This is a true story
concerned prefer it so.
In the last deer season
Pennsylvania apprehended
| man hunting without license. Gerald Wilson, ri
| The hunter admitted he was in he nry Klugh, :
| wrong. He satisfied the busy of- Jay Metzler C |... | 1953-54 6'5" 24.0
feet oo . 1950-51 510" 19.8
| ficer he would soon make settle- 5(
. 1953-54 5'10" 11.3
ment for the offense, so no
| charge was made at the time.
But the lawbreaker failed
| appear as promised, whereupon John Bowman. §........ 1950-51 6'3” 10.9
| the game protector obtained
{ warrant of arrest and went to
| the man’s home. Hardship on
| the family was the only reason
| the wrongdoer gave as to why
| he had not kept his word. The
| appearance of the home and the
| clothing of the six children
| were mute testimony the family
|W as far from prosperous. After
| the unpleasant duty of serving
| the official paper and requiring
| that the fine be paid the officer
“What a bleak Crist-
{ thought,
[ mas this family will have!”
| Unhappy over the situation,
| the game protector related the
| circumstances to a few of his
| deputies. They decided another ,
| visit shou'd be paid the family.
| On that trip instead of carrying
a warrant, te officers were bur-
| dened with clothing, sleds,
| skates and boxes of toys. So
| that the Christmas party might
| be complete, a generous deputy
arranged the delivery of a large
goose for the family's holiday
dinner.
bout a game law violator and a differ with a fewf
“ruthless” officer. The event tions put having
| took place shortly before last | fee] that I mayknow a little
Christmas. Names and localities more about the %
are omitted because persons player,
All-Star
Cage Team
By Georgefouck

During the pas{five years I
have seen some ejellent, good,
|for Mount Joy Hi School.
I have attempted to give rec-
these play-
ell done.
ll, as usual
these selec-
en the coach,
a= Some people
ility of each
On the first fam, McCue,
a Wilson, Jay Metz, Klugh and
game protector in southeastern Ashenfelter haverecords that
|
2 First Team | Pos
George McCue
Charles Ashenfeltf G
Second Team | Pos Year Ht Ave
i, . ve, Best Year
William Bates 1 Sl, . 1949-50 ¢’ 16.9 288 Points
to William Zimmernin F 1952-53 6’ 15.0 345 Points
al Ben Brown G
“Jerry Shupp G
ent players |
sis .. 1950-51 5'8” 6.3 165 Points
oy 1950-51 5°11” 7.5
| was all-state, Wilson was sec
ond team all-state while Ashen-
| felter was honorable-mention
| Although Klugh failed to rid
| statewide recognition his |
| as a player is well-known loc- |
i ally. In McCue, he is the best. |
| speak for themselves. |
| .
| career. His value was more felt
as an inspiring leader for his|
fellow teammates.
recognition as not only being
coached. It is hoped that young |
boys learning the game now
will take heed to this recogni- |
tion, and strive to attain such

ive coaches.
300 Points
441 Points
712 Points
514 Poirts
341 Points
285 Points
195 Points

UnderThe
Baslet
The Mount Jy Merchants
, won their sixt] consecutive
game as they defpted Hubley,
a team that was lied with the
locals for secondplace in the
Industrial Leagui The score
was 89-59 as the locals closed
the game in a wirlwind finish
to win going awa}
Jim Meminger, Hen Klugh,
Earl shuman andBill Zimmer-
20, 15 and 10 poiits respective-
ly.
Playing agressiy ball under
the boards whic] resulted in
the locals contplling both
boards, was the deciding factor
in winning the géne.
quite surprising agHubley feat-
mates in Echternah and Piefer.

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MT. JOY 3-5731
| New and Used Gas Ranges | 2
24-tfe
r
| started only two games. This is
|due to the working hours of
= a
Klugh ......... [| 8 4 20
Clinger ........1 5} 0 2
Hershey ....... 3 0 6!
Hawthorne ....J 2 0 4
Meminger ....J 8 8 #4
Zimmerman 3-5 0 10
Germer ",.....:$.2 0 4
Shuman 34 7 1
Geil. ole 2
Flick... 0s, I 1 0
Totals .... 4:34 21 89
dee
The Merchant} finally had
their streak bf as they lost
a tough decisigh to the pace
setting Local 2§ team by the
score of 76-61. |
It was a casejof “running out |
of gas” in the fhal period as the
game was tied 1-31 at the half |
and 51-48 with 285 leading in- |
to the final quirter. Inability to
control the ards led to the
defeat of the Merchants.
Klugh and Neminger led the
locals in with 19 and 14
points respectively.
local 285 | G-F TL|

Ft 28 20 176|
Mt. Joy G&G BF -TL|
Zimmerman 2 2 6
Plick 0 0
{Shuman 0 6
Clinger ....... V2 0 4]
Meminger 5 4 14 |
Hawthorne J 2 0 4
Klugh Coady 5 19 |
{Germer .......| {io 0 0
Hershey ..... 3. 2 2 6
{Goib win din 0 2 2 |
| ia
i Totaks «anh 837 15 6}
The team has averaged 70
| points a game in their offensive
while holding their opponents
|to an average of 58 points per
| game.
During the first eleven games
of the season, the same five
|
|
some of the players.
The team has hopes of play-
(ing in Mt. Joy sometimes in the
‘near future. Again the team is
(in hopes that some of the more
'W. Zimmerman, Mount Joy ...
J. Meminger, McCaskey .......
H.RKlugh"M{iJoy ............
J. Bowman, Mt. Joy .....
. Clinger, Mt. Joy ...........
. Hawthorne, East Donegal ...
Flick, McCaskey ..........
Geib, East Donegal .....
Hean. Manheim ...........
. Zimmerman, Mount Joy
‘ . Murphy, E. Donegal .......
. Heineman. E. Donegal
. Germer, Mount Joy ..
man led the localsin scoring 24, |
The margin of |victory was |
ured two high ne team. |
1
The former has bien averaging |
30 points a gabe in thre e|
6 ? 59 |
Mount Joy G F Tl |
> 3 board of directors.
. Hershey, East Donega 1. iy
. Shuman. East Donegal ......

Donegal To Play
‘Manheim Central
A seven game victory string
goes on the line tomorrow nite
when undefeated Donegal plays |
host to Manheim Central at |
Donegal.
Coach Ken Depoe's Indians
who are currently leading Sec-
tion 1, hope to add Ma heim to
their list of victims. This will
be Donegal’s third league game
having defeated E-town and
Columbia.
The Barons who are looking
for their first league win will
have a big task ahead trying to
stop Donegal big five, a job that
the seven preceding foes were
unable to do.
Coach Depoe has added Joe
| Weber to the varsity squad.
Joe who scored 167 points for
Mount Joy's championship team
should prove to be an added re-
placement for one of the start-
- [ B a
George G. Connor
Heads Farm Bureau
Cooperative Ass'n.
{ Harrisburg — George G. Con-
{ nor of this oh) was elected here
| to-succeed H. S. Agster as gen-
eral manager hi the Pennsylva-
| nia Farm Bureau Cooperative
| Association.
The election was conducted
{ as part of the year-end meeting
| of the association's 33-man
| Agster has been general
| manager of the association ever
{ since it was organized in 1935.
| Two years ago, he took on the
| added responsibilities of the ex-
{ ecutive vice president. In asking
to be relieved of the burden of
one of the two positions, Agster
also was mindful that the asso-
ciation’s rules make it manda-
tory that he retire in 1956. He
| will continue as executive vice
| president until that time.
| Since Agster first took over
the reins of the association, it
has grown into an organization
which annually distributes a-
bout $35,000,000 worth of farm
supplies through almost 90 lo- |
| cal outlets throughout the state. |
|
|
|

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| Stimulate your business by adver
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| vicina in the Rnlletin {

| interested basketball fans would
send their donations to Mr. Geo.
Houck, the coach, in order to
| help defray the expenses. The |
| team is wearing Ke'ly green & |
white uniforms with jackets |
{that have Mt. Joy Merchants |
| lettered on the back of each one. |
Each player has given $10 in!
"order to help defray the expen- |
se of the uniforms, jackets. ball,
stop watch and score book. These
items have cost $185. Other
items of expense are and will |
be floor expense for each time |
the team is the home team, that |
will cost $4.50 plus the expense |
of $3. for a referee for . each]
game. !
Here is some information a-|
bout each member of the team!
and from what school he grad-
uated:
TY 48-27 1691318 6 |
19 18 16 53 17.7 62." |
39 36.16 94 134 ‘601 |
14 18 13 “41-102 63" |
30.015. 8 68 ton anny
30.31 21° +81 81 S59
1517 8 35 63 510" |
28 23 9 65 65 510" |
18716 9 41 AN C50
G12 410 31 3.8 5107
Hae Ny ye 2 18 BYR
Silane 0 2 5 59"
SEL Ne 2 gan.
0 0.0 0 0.80 |
Has not played as yet.
The Bowlers’
Alley
The Mount Joy Commercial
| Bowling League completed the
Even though he lacked heighth first half of its current season
and was the objective of every | on
opposing team, he was able to | winning team for the first half
average 20 points during his | was the Hess
| by a margin of 2 points ahead
| of the Rutt team. The Smith
: | team which had been in a first
Ashenfelter must be given the | place tic with Hess
into the stretch came to finish 3
an outstanding player but the | points behind the
easiest player that I have ever| | 3rd place,
per Box Co.,
{ muth, Kulp and Koser teams,
in that order. |
The Hess team is composed of |
recognition from their respeet- | Sam Balsb
Fellenbaum, Baxter Wells,
Year Ht. Ave. B ct Year | Clyde Gerberich,
1950-51 57" “115
as | R. D
1953-54 ¢'3" 15.7 Peis, |
The other league records for |
the first half were: High team |{!
triple: Hess Store 2454; High |
team Single: i
High individual triple, Park oe mt

Neiss, 596; High individual sin-
gle: James Heilig 235; High . Id hi
average bowler: Charlie soon FUMItUrE Re nis ing
son, 169.
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