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PAQt THE DAILY N1WS, AND MOUHT UNION, FtlDAY, OCTOIER 10, HORT'S PORTS By PHIL SHORr Dally Sports Editor Area 'coaches scholastic are being basketball afforded a golden opportunity today to pick up pointers at a clinic sponsored by Lock Haven State Teachers 'College. The program got under way at 2 o'clock in. the' Field House with W. Howard Yost, Lock Haven Teachers cage coach in charge. Carl Kngh, who has been basketball 'coach at West- High for the past 26 years, opened the program today with a demonstration of team elements of the man-to-inan defense.

Yost the individual elements of the same type of defense follow "ing Engh's demonstration. All speakers put their 'talks across -with the aid of 'visual education demonstrations. Phil Kice, Altouua- High court boss whose Mountain were Uiced by Engh's SVestmont qalutet last Winter hi the District 'Clasy A finals, explained the "principles of the zone defense and -of course, tlie program tt'ouldn'i have been complete without Jolii Law-ther, Penn State's mentor Long John lectured on tlie sliding zone, a defense which he origina 'ted. This evening the hundreds coaches will hear the rules Inter pertations for the 19iTf-48 cam 'paigu. Among the chief subject; expected to be discussed hi the explanations was the legal! ty of tlie screen play.

Penn Stat Lock llaveu Teachers eager will close the clinic tonight vrtfcli Juniata Surprised. By Alliance, 7-0 Youtlis lu the borough are already talking basketball and we doubt If there will be a City iaskctball League here this year The National Guard has taken over tiiio Armory and just what ho status of the basketball floor will be isn't known. For the sake of local Independent, basketball, we hope ths floor be made available. The league of last year operated successfully and the games on the regular schedule were completed without hitch. Then there were a half dozen or more playuff games and that wound up a great basketball year.

The grade school league also had the use of the floor on Saturday and eight teams got a chance to play. In addition, the American Legion and V. F. squads used the floor. will the Legion and Vets do this year? That question remains out on the limb.

They'll probably do everything lu their power to provide a basketteft floor. M.U. JV's Vanquish Y'towners Starting off with a 20-point spree in the first period, the Mount Union High jayvees coasted to a 4S-6 victory at the expanse of the junior varsity Thursday afternoon at the Bricktown gridiron. In clicking off their fourth win in' a row, the Little Trojans completely outplayed the Mifflin Countsans. Coach Anthony Tree's boys outrhshed the visitors 271 yards to 65 yards and completed of 13 passes for 105 yards.

Yeagertown attempted 21 passes INDIANS TOPPLED IN NKHT CONTEST AT ERIE STADIUM SAXTON TO ENGAGE ROARING SPRING HI SATURDAY NIGHT and completed 3 for 85 yards. The Bricktowners grossed yards in all departments 473 as the Fdoaring Spring High is the next opponent of the Saxton-Lib- Wiiclcats. -an exhibition tilt. Muuy areai 61 1 Wildcats. Tomorrow night, mentors In attmdaiiL-e lit the I Ed McDowell's gr.dmen tackle the on Saxton Memorial Field at 8 o'clock.

Saxton won three of five session. flans for the inauguration of an extensive athletic program to help curb juvenile delinquency in Pennsylvania will soon be completed by the policy-making unit of the state Veterans of Foreign Wars. Nearly all committees have been appointed to start the athletic program under direction of the SOO local V. F. W.

posts in the Commonwealth. The Huntingdon V. F. W. post is reported ready to carry out all plans of the policymaking unit.

There is a definite need for such programs in Huntingdon. In fact, every community in the area is in need of extensive athletic programs. Shooting Match FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10 7:30 p. m. AT FAIRGROUNDS Turkeys Bacons Hams No Re-loads Dave Isenberg games played tlius far and moves into the second half of its schedule with game Saturday evening The Springers converge on the Bedford County eleven with a record of 3 wins and 1 loss.

Bernard Reese's Spring team has defeated Beaverdale (12-6), Rooertstlale (25-0) and Claysburg (19-6). The loss was' to Bedford last Friday by a. 26-0 count. Roaring Spring whipped Saxton, 35-0, last year. Probiible lineups: Roaring Spring Saxion Brown Bruuibaufrii Ruby McGlfee Hughes Sharfe Cimbaltsta Ixon Tfcomos against a of 214 for losers.

Yeagertown led in first downs) 7-4, but the M.U. scoring was the result of long runs. In the first period, George Schetrompf broke loose for a Si- yard scoring run and Hardy caught a pass for the extra point A. snort time later, Don Heaster dashed yards to tally with Schetrompf bucking the singleton The final score of the" opening quarter a 32-yard off tackle jaunt by Heaster. Hardy spun around left end from Use 6 to culmiiiate a.

a'lior dr.ve in the second period anc Cornelius plunged the e.p. Tha made tne 2i-U at LIIU nau Schecrompf registered in tin third to wind up a concerted drive when ne bulled across from Lh one. in the closing quarter Schetrompf Drought the crowd its feet as lie galloped 78 yard to acid the 6th touchdown. 'Wai Aimer a 2a-yard pass 16 the fina.1 six-pointer. Yeagertown cracked the scorinj column in the last quarter Brumgardner sliced over from the one.

Mount Union Tom Sawyer KNEPP a NEILL SCHOLASTIC GRID CARD Friday LocS Hitveu at j- Huiiilogdon Jr's at Saltlllo ianer uoon). Replogle at Robertsclale tsfternooni-- Orblsonla -1 Yeagertown 'afternoon 1 Bedlorcl at Barnesboro--x Bellefonte at Jersey Phlllpsburg at Clenrfleld at Punxsutavmey--! Blgler Twp. at Osceola Carrolltown at Nant? Glb--x Lilly at DuBols at Willlamsburg at State CoHeae at Hollldaysburg Femdale at Everett Portage at Soutliniont Soswell at Shade Township HctlTood at Cherry Trea MontoursTllle at S. Store For luntlngduii Sten ryrone Saturflay Bellwood at Mount '1-wp. at Portage Bstlilehem at CunreiiKVlUe at JolmstoTv-n Gallltzln at Ebensbnrg p.t Roaring Sprlns at'Snxton iN)--x.

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$44.50 ENYEART'S Men's Store SAXTON Searcats, iobcats in 17th Game Here Tonitc The g'balitne was crossed Just LE lijher LT LG Splgelrnyer Short xUciiartis Mitchell Reck. Sucieru T. Weyaut Dlven Giemen. Fowler Single HHB Warner Brurogarduer once at Erie Stadium last night as the Juniata College eleven fell by the wayside. The Indians lost -0, to a.

surprisingly strong Alliance College crew under the area. Only score of the contest came the third quarter and' was the esult of a. Juniata fumble which was recovered by Alliance on the Indian 18-yard line. Alliance picked up ft the five- yard penalty against Juniata made it a first down on the 5. Juniata'a rugged forward wall dug extended Alliance during the next four with a great goalHne stand.

But Alliance ween't be denied score as Quarterback Willie Wa- sulko spun through the center of the line on last down from the one-foot' mark. Don Aamonga place-kicked 'the extra point to maka The contest WM a punting duel for the moat 'part as the teams battled between-the 30-yard lines throughout, Juniata never advanced beyond the Alliance 40 yard line. Chief threats of the Indians came early in the first quarter, late in the second quarter and eaa-ly in the linal stanza A pass interception gave the Warriors the ball on the 44 in the secoiiii, but the Bill Smaitz-coached, gridder were unable to get started. In th fourth a Juniata drive was sty mied on tKe Alliance 4o. The In diens moved to the A.

C. 47 earl In tile fust quarter. Alliance made several scoring threats in the tilt wnich. was marked with rough play, and pass interceptions. Late in the opening quarter, the winners pushed to ttie J.

C. 18, but a tumble was rcpovereti by Don Ever- iiart on the Indian 36. In the linal period, Alliance got possession on the Indian 48, drove UO yaros to tlie 28, and then lost the Jail on downs. Three Juniata Bpnomi, Dave Croft and Captain Dick injured during the course of the contest and had to be carried from the field. A small crowd walchbd "owl" tilt." A better-than-average Lock High eleven stop off at Yar Veterans Memorial Field to mix it up with the Hunt- ALTOONA BATTLES JOHNSTOWN SQUAD IN PRO GRID TILT ngdon Bearca.ts.

Officials W. E. Altoona, Harold Swank, Stoyestown, and Edward Billet 1 deaux, will get the ganx under way at 8 o'clock. Tonight'sygame will go down in record books of the Western lonference and Central Counties League. Huntingdon holds the edge in the series since 1919 with 8 wins.

Lock Haven won 7 tilts and one ended in a deadlock. Records of past meetings since 1919: HHS 14 21 I940-- 1942 19 7 0 If 19 0 19 6 0 13 20 25 48 urs 21 0 5 19 14 7 0 0 TJIJ i OBSERVANCE Hamsuui-g-, Oct. Stat Game Commission today urged al Pennsylvanians to observe bird an 1 arbor day Oct. 17, pointing out tha birds save farmers and orchardist "millions of dollars" feeding on noxious insects an weeds. Plaudits for Hoople Overwhelming, But Forecaster Admits He's Human Pro football returns to Al- toona'fi Cricket Field tomorrow night- after a respite of several weeks.

The Altoona. Mountaineers, reeling under two in a. row, will meet the Johnstown Clippers a. a Western Division game of the Perinsy Pro League at 8:30 o'clock. This game promises to flash sensational football throughout the evening.

Huntingdon area fans will be afforded a chance to see several tlori. local players in ac- Play.ing-Coach Pepper Petrella will be carrying the mail in the Mountaineer backfield and he'll be bucking up against Bob Wear, the former Huntingdon High athlete. Wear will be at'center for the Johnstown club. Petrelia and Wear played on the 1940 and 1941 elevens at Penn State, Also to see action for the Mountaineers is Ray Danley of Huntingdon. He plays at a guard post.

This week's Pennsy Pro League card: WESTKHN DIVISION Saturday Night Johnstown at Altoona McKeesport-Duquesne at New Kensington KASTEBN DIVISION Sunday at Allentown Harrlamirg at ShenandoaK By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLR Father of Deception Egad! Plaudits are rolling in from every ndok and cranny in the nation, commending my acumen in doping out the football results in advance. It's overwhelming. Characteristic of the tributes' being heaped like coals of fire upon my head is this excerpt from a letter sent in by an ardent supporter in Upper Frisbie, Montana: "Is he human?" The answer of course is yee, and really I must correct any impression my followers may have gained that there is somethln, supernatural about me. Indeed I am of the In today's forecast you will ob serve some rather close scores.

May I ask your indulgence if rwe and there you find the score a point or possibly two points off the result. This is only October, you know, and my system doesrj'i reach the cream of perfection until the first games of November. For instance, you'll note I pick Michigan to defeat Pittsburgh, 33 to 0. The score may well turn out to be 34 to 0. I carried out the result 10 places, got 33.4999999989 If this should go over the half way mark, a score of 34 would bfc indicated.

But to the task at No York Yankees Face Huge Rebuilding Job After Series Win Hardy Soiietrompj Cornelius Heaster TouoUilowns: Mount Union Scbet- rompi J. '2, W. Miller, Tcagertovra Points after toucHdowns: Hardy Schatrompl (rush). Score by ci Veaseriumi 0 0 0 6 6 Mount anlon 20 12 Jj Referee: Umpire; Joe; Head llneiiuan: MoKerney. Bell wood, 'Spring 'i led I For Top Spot the Lineups: Lii titO LTt-Bryau Gray Hicks Orpin iiG Bouj A'f Jones Siuvi-tnsia SaiTUccl Kvferuart RKS Ci Scullion Subs: Sersuberger, vr'eutsler, uieier.

Yaiio, Hendertou. Jer- zansky. Kyper; 'rii-pai, xContor, Uuppone, Ci-'ajlca i. erraro, dulllvan. Touchdown: Wauulto.

Point after Score by quarters: AUlance 0 6 7 7 Referee: Boclner, Pitt; Umpire- Urec- tnlcli. Duuuesne; Head ILnesmmn: JBy OVOTCWSKY i-jreas Sports Writer Kelt York, Oct not that a. ca.il clul taces a huge rebuilding joo right after Winning World but that was thet lot of the New 1'ork Zankees tousy. Fart of tile task was in the front oJflce. George Weiss, who the gone-cut-hardly for- g-otten Larry MacPhail, was ready to clear, out a good many of the har.gers-on.

But the more itn-' portant to the was the ball club itself. Desp'te the Serias victoi-j- over Brooklyn, the cry was "build up the Tiinkees," hot, in days of "Break up any action since Tlie Yanks cUiy Joiiiuiy (j lor uic UU 0 Alt Bellwood and Roaring Spring 1 are tied for the No. 1 spot in the JJastern Division of the Inter- County Grid Conference with two wins and- r.o losses apiece according to the-latest standings. Area Saxton and sharing second-place, each holding a victory and a loss apiece. The Eastern Djvision standing's; Team Pet.

jflllwood 2 Roaring Sprint; Slglcr Txp. RobertsdaU Saxton 1.000 1.000 .500 .500 500 .500 .500 000 HUNTINGDON MEN'S BOWLING GAME STATISTICS First downs penalties i'arda Qainecl. rushing x'ards Lost, rushing Xet yards, rushing Passes Tried Passes cbmpleted Tot. yardage, passes Passes Intercepted Yds. returned Inter.

Net scrlmmase Punts Aver. punU Ycis returned, punta Fumbles Own fumbles rec'd Other side's rec'd Klckoofs Tds. returned IJctofft Gross yardage, all sources C. 10 1 55 182 13 2 43.3 10 5 1 2 7 j. c.

4 A 4U ns 42 46 8 3 22 2 24 SS 41.S 20 2 1 3 1 15 o' tJie greatest main-staj's of "the team, Jcltin' loe DIM-gglo. one cf the o'ggest question that Jos plaj'ed the j-Mater part of tin's past season with a. throwing- arm a It doesn't mean, by stretch of the imagination, ihfct, Joe is through. But tit does that he's not the DiMagglo Df.o!d. Mavbi s.

planned operation can Uic aiHng- But if not. B-jt D'M- present? onlv one f.l?- 1 1 almost surely bs hasn't seen Individual yardage, looTcr vlattliews OUXLAIV BOTTLING 1st 2nd 3rd Tot. 192 150 ISO 154 177 157 168 144 204 layer euucrjon habodj- Jtzlnger Dzvonar Totals 'lajer Total Won 4. Lost 0. Brown Sp.

Goods J. Keilr a. Kelly L. OUTO Pouse' Total 24M 746 891 809 1st 2nd 3rd Tot 126 108 99 136 305 142 36 119 129 136 Dellc ion tor Burd ToUU 655 639 567 Sniitli Jacksou Corblu Rolla R. Weaverllng R.

Heeter Total Won 2, Ixm 3. T. M. H. A.

Poser Schvrartz Shermau C. SaHzman M. Saltzman Drotman Total Juniata Gl'J K. Brown. Coibln V7llt Davis Total MeClaln'i L.

Wagner B. Beaver H. J. McCIala H. Hall Total Won 4, t.

John D. B. Hoover J. Wright L. Fragasol C.

Wolf W. Sliaftr in 2nd 3rd Tot. 106 143 146 144 137 125 128 91 121 91 638 594 INI lit 2nd 149 157 126 122 95 130 113 137 158 104 637 M4 616 lit Xmd 112 118 145 144 69 106 103 1CW-1T7 143 135 172 5M MS 1T1B lit Xmd 136 14S 132 127 137 143 146 153 170 1M 7M lit 109 IK 116 138 137 120 111 1S5 175 VK. 637 70t 5TS 111 Total Won 4, Lort Simpson's Insurance forlelted. All-America TR 2 9 11 19 31 17 31 yc 19 13 I 7 31 ALLIANCE TR IS 11 5 41 0 31 at i KG 43 33 308 icpiU.ce ui.

uie at Alfarata Spanks Smithfield In School Loop BY NEWT? TAYLOK, JR. Serving notice they are the team to beat in the Huntingdon Grade School Football Conference, the AUarata Indians chalked up their second consecutive triumph yesterday at War Vets Field. The LJptowners beat Smithfield, 25-0. At the start of the second quarter, the Indians opened a arive at midfield and landed at the a from where Bennett sliced over tackle to This tally gave the Uptowners'a 6-0 half time icad. In the third period, Gibson reversed tlie ball to Johnson and the latter raced jfe yards for a touchdown.

The Alfarata boys cinched the game in the final quarter with 13 points. Another reverse, Gibson to Johnson, went for 50 yards and a six-pointer early in the fourth. A 25-yard return of a pass interception set up the final score. Two plays later, Bennett raced across the playoff stripe from the point and then rushed the extra point Philipsburg, Tyrone, L'town Top Central Loop Pliilipsburg, Tyrone and Lewistown are pachig the field in the Central Counties Football Leagw- which operates within the Western Conference tabulations reveled today. In the unofficial ranking, two points are given for each victor and one point for each tie.

The standings: Team Phulpiburg Tyroni Lcwlatown BellcfontS College DuBoU ClMrfldd Huntingdon second, Biiiy nt seem Stl. The Vanks need aome catching power. Aaron Robinson is on the biooJi, and Yo 0 i Berra oertain.y diin't show anytning to rate a train ticket to the All-Star game. it will be Sherm Lollar, who hit a resounding three t'or four during the brief action he saw in the third and sixth games of the Series. As for pitching- there's a.

problem. The hurling an both aides during the Series was atrocious, and the record book will prove that for now and evermore. True. Floyd Bevens is hardly a. goat, even though he missid his no-hitter.

But you can't forget that he 10 men in that same game. Collect Illinois £0, Army 13 Navy 13. Uuke Vale 19 Columbia 12 Harvard 27, Virginia Colgate 13, Cornell Penn Z1, Dartmouth 6 Alabama 13, Duquesrie 7 Penn State 33, Fordham 8 Vlllanova 19, Holv Cross 7 Michigan 33, i'ltt 0 Rutgers 13, Princeton 6 Indiana 19, Iowa 7 Nebraska 34 Iowa State 9 Wash. State 20, Mich. $tat Minnesota 26, Northwestern Missouri 20, Colorado 13 Notre Dame 33, J'urdue 7 So.

Calif. 14, Ohio State 7 Wisconsin 20, California 0 Baylor 13. Arkansas 6 Georgia 19, Kentucky 1 Vanderbilt IB, Mississippi No. Carolina 31 Forest i Rice 20, Tulane 12 Okla. A.

SI. 13. So. Jleth. 6 Texas 20, Oklahoma 6 Oregon State 19, Idaho 12 UCLA 30, Oregon 13 Washington 20, St.

Mary's J4 Stanford 19. Santa Clara 6 High School Huntingdon 13, Lock Haven 12 Mount Union 6, Bellwood 6 HHS Jv's 25. Sattlllo 12 Robertsdale 19, Replogle 18 Yeagertown 45, Orbisonia Saxton Roaring Spring 6 PUO GRID SCHEDULE National League Sunday New York at Washington Pittsburgh at Boston Philadelphia at Chi. Beari Chi. Cards at Green Bny Los Angeles at Detroit Lineups: Sraithfield Alfarata Hummel B.

Ambrose Hettner Zauzig M. Ambrose Swab el Kice Khodenlzer Gibson Johnson Bennett Subs: Abbott; Rohland. Touchdoiinis: Bennett 2, Johnson a. Point after touchdown: Bennett 1. Score by quarters: Alfarata 0 I Officials: Gutsuall and Sinlth.

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