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Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 10

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TUESDAT, FEBRUARY S. lt CHESTER (PA.) TIMES COUNTY CAGERS ALERTED AS ACTION NEARS Old Timers to Dine and Pine for Old Times at 'Y' Township Meets Prospect With Top Rung at Stake The annual Old Timers Sports Committee Banquet will be held Ridley Township faces Prospect 0HEVSH0L0M Thursflay, kco. i. at bju p. m.

m. PENN STEELERS Chester ymca. noDular affair has been a MEN'S CLUB HAVE 1 I uburban Basketball flfiri mf TCTAN sellout for weeki. una the lucky 21b who will be lnattndance are look ague sec action. LjVUl IV i Iti non sectional names, ic if 1 Clifton AWARD NIGHT Lhe Colllngdale IIPIPUTC 70 tng lorwaro to a gaia evening.

The food will start to disappear at 6.30, but none of the diners will disappear until they have heard all Heights and the Chester Coalesville I jHjfl 1 iJ i)mL10 A soortine event which is to be anitallv had its incep Rldlev Township can Ji known for their after dinner abll itv with the words, 'Seated al the head table will be President Judge Albert D. MacDade, tion Monday night wnen me a Club of Ohev Sholem Synagogue nn hnttln hie 1 i on nc, 73 43 setback last r.i Baseball', annual fun festival in New York touched but oneny on Waldorf Astoria ballroom tables there wan air of optimism that haa been absent in the last few meeting. I easues thai have beer, idle during the war year had Ihnr prt.li. on hand and from to major, a ar confident that prosperity far (he grandest sport of ail just around lhe corner. nitt an old friend of ours, jconriucud a SprUs Awaret I i ik it IrM I a harrt job.

al woods, former South Catholic at Lou Dallett was chairman of the I committee and presented Sam Ru I one tio.f I'll. Itaipn f. sai is, nincu John Ogdeu. Walter Layer. John Siet.ser, State Representative Ell mm wood J.

Turner, iouiuy uiiimu sioner Clarence L. Conner, Emery Among me mmui tn whlch prominent members of the Phila the content Jwd mainstay, was a close second delphia Eagles grid team: Jack Fer Nelson, 'toasimasier Lark in, Newt Myers, William J. rho.tortmvn Md. home and accepted the presidency of the haatcrn "completed on the Prospect ranle. Ben Ktsn, anu uarry with fifteen.

Bis Lec I oil an the locals with a me ShK. mime one of the resurrected circuits: floor, row iure tin the court pre eleven point Ferrante accepted the guts anc in most pleasing manner relate! in half was played cidents in his SDorts career that, were Burk. F. Farwell Long, totate senator Weldon B. Heyburn.

Gordon MacDonald, George L. Alston, and wjiham B. McClenachan. Awards will be made to a ouusianding local athletes whosa Accompanying Kibler Lt. Colonel Harry Resell, former president of the Sho' loop who is still in the Air Harry was a.

nm)M Colonel Kibler'! at Washington College. neyr Ridkw Tow 1 ip, whih Slosh lanicK! was tutuicr kk with nine. Joe Bnrrr.lt. Mine Miller iiiid Walt Manchhi relayed stellar roles for Uie local but to hit'h ttmilMnt. klsh ana caoeu: llli 'the Rflide 1 at'aitim Town an outstanding high school player will be made later.

I ship's Joe Howan.skl in tonight's clash and the winner of individual rolled unheeded alons; the scorlnif names nave not ye; oeen It is known however, that almost, every sport will have a representa This program was piaimea to make awards each year to either Kibler ia still connected with Washington, although he i now Dean of Men and not officially a coach. Torn keep hi hand in as advisor to Dutch Dumscholl and Hen Camntoi current Washington mentors who were also Termer pupil of the Colonel's. Utile Mike Miller sent the local: "111 in all UKeilliooa oe second Ob professional or amateur competitors. ThP fihesrer Hieh School cheer Into the lead in the early seconds of play, and after Art Spector, Clif To v. nshin.

can make A mouon picture roouuciii uiijji rs of 1945." was exhibited and also leaders and the Ladies' Auxiliary of lhe YMCA, will serve the dinner. Sirs'. elm a three. way anair oy reels of the Army Navy game. The It was old times for the Sho' League prexy.

In bis pl, thisafteniooi noinier to tie the count, the Clifton team started to hit he bucket" with rapidity and accurac and disputed touendown piay in me Dame Navy game was shown Tom Dlavea for ana sl. ioui.s on once before this so; Piano music will oe supplied oy uen McCabe and rases will be presented to the oldest Old Timers present The Rev. William H. Aitdermitlll of the Providence Avenue MeihodttTV Church, will offer grace, while the winch appearea aennueiy as uu touchdown." The rlnh announced that an in lOMille the dnail slice Penn's Johnny Ko.nk fr.e scoi Delaware County to play for Frank Millers up ana l' It a hectic battle. Anything can I company with another Eastern Shore product, Frank 'Home linn Raker.

lhls ciash, and probably Wj.wn Ogden. back in the big time again tra mural program in all branches benediction will be given by the Rev. of sports will be conducted at the Adolph Baum, principal of St. James for the Uoston Braves, nau a une. on one ol their uony bimcis pu High school.

Goodman. Tarroll "Tim Oitdeii, the John Bergdoll Uatner ana 'or: nances, the fryeimen 1 :erre.shinent.': were screen THE BIG GUY IS BACK THREE GAMES IN Close and music was rendered by NP REC LE AGUE the final Section IV lilt in an nit to net OTi'i the .500 mark rnmncH'ton iiiuoi FOUR GAMES IN CITY PIN TITLE Arthur Davis' orcnestra. The next open meeting of the club will have Eddie Gottlieb and his Spha.s as guests and a court game will be played for the mem Three well played games featured suffered some tough luck this Catea and Howard's Potlslown automobile partner, Leu Becker. Oftden and Gates were reminiscing on (he way of Dunn's Baltimore Orioles. Dunn, spectacular minor league showman with the hiKh voice, made a special paKe in baseball history book.

His development of such star ax Ogdcn. (tube Pirnham, Lefty Bob Grove, Georg Earnshaw, Tommy Mai Bishop, Jot Bole', Fritr. Mainel, Jack Bentlcy, Babe Ruth, Ernie Shore. Chick Fen.ter and nthers earned a million dollar. the Nether Providence Rec League games played on the Nether Providence High School floor.

REC LEAGUE SOON ON BLOCK tier! intends to win the close ones Hnrr in form, thev may upset Tlie YMCA court team rolled up The annual A B.C. City Champion W(. on BiitV.man ir. a 'ship will hc ir. at the Pcnn Recrea.

WOODLYN STOPS ROYALS IN DELCO Miimerre.a out u. C. A. 20 19, with Billy Burk leading the Winers with seven points and A. Powell having 10 for the losers, the dope and spill the Indians to A( tr.

i 1 hVhiiiarv i ami finif i Rolling merrilv alone; in the Delco I South Media Crusaders won over Vh woodlvn Warriors won 24 to 22 Moat was too from scratch. section travels to Sharon Jnhn fWden saiil. "and 'mil w'lli Clifton HelRhUs foi another basketball game last, night, man for South Media, with eieht. this time from Royal Billiards, 43 un and Sakers racked up eight for the t' i tnV i f' 1 11 lntrnVn 18 points Mid John O'Malley had 17 Iter, with ah support iwing lor Bttekman In lhe senior league behind the title tourney. Uptown downed the Barons 34 to I Evcnu include 5 man teams, dou 29 and Douglass nosed out Lloyd jbles, and singles Mid bowlers may ranks with such screwballs as Bus Raymond of the Gianla and Ruby tl, lh.

'Waddell of the Athletics. Dunn would fine for breakmK wUh tcUe clifLon HeiKhta. and Dick Sheldon ana uon ftnicias ieu team, the Warriors to their second league Notre Dame won over Navy, 14 to triurnpn in two as iney sit ppiiu trining and the Rube would pitch a double header on hunrmys 10 Ki i idrop the Owls into scconu. mm i r. In li hu Murn Newtown II ind finished the Rlchtlk Marple mnilm from their Dark Horse role into that jvcj.A the fine back.

He won a games, lor in wnnLs tci win this one badly and will The YMCA ftve of the la 1' laic section won over the All Stars, i jn event a real threat tor mm honors. I he works tonl'tli In a preliminary tut, me wooaiyn I Yeadou. lied for Reserves trounced the Royal Re 1 n'nC 7 season broke The Phillies were in full force al lhe haiupiet beaded by thoir vouthful President. cx SerL'eaut Jlob Carpenter. Bob is 1 1 i OnlKlu.

'third place, meet tonight, uoin nave serves 40 17. jLornrvx 2 0 113 il 0 I will collect awards. Many teams Ci, ri ai planning or. the National Tourna 11 1 ohr.cn; to 1 in Buffalo ill iVv'vij r.c 'fx ser tnc Cite Championship to tune 6 0 5 0 10 ntscc; Tonight, the wooaivn oovs wu. snson i uirr Ix gunnin Uw then third ighi Powell 0 10'Hunur 0 0 0 each the JiUO marK.

simiii! lhe enccunlcr he; wnen mey iravi i lu 7 4 I8iTotal 8 3 19 the Sun Oil A A hols hv pomi.s, ana to 'battle lack Krllv's Oilem Mewha. Ech Eagles are screaming for revengi still hoiinc minded despite hi diamond alliliations. "We're KoinK to have norne hip 1im shows at Wilmington Boh said, 'and we'll open about the middle of June. We'll have some nice spots for your Chester Carpenter's two great young fighters of pre war fame. Lou Brook; and Al Tribuani won't be the attractions nny more.

Lou's carcei The game tonight will start at 6p. m. 2 SEdear.g i Def cnding champions In the five 1 I 2 man division are the Automotic Nomu.iKicn i Ivcnding entries, who rolled 3188 last Totnis 16 37i Totais is 4 year. Last year's Doubles cham Score ey periods; pion.s. F.

Scluiflitmrm and Bob Van inuchnnan 10 i 5 3 "idevcr will roll again this year. VMCA 3 11 12 faailic eri.s I who net ted a 715 to ileferees n. :r.u I sskui n.st vear will be O. F. P.i i 0 fi'Em Nether Providence visits Upper Chichester.

Despite the ract ina Bhmntlv with a bad eve. Trib was wounded in France and has Frank Centos, upper uni ace, i leading Die Section in How I entered again. Jce Pcdrick, Sun Oil 0 Hininui'T nice en a lame arm. Bob had hoped to guide this pair to world titles. It was our own irood fortune to sit with one of our boyhood her hi.

Nether Providence, on 0 2 l.K.Uir 3 1 V.CIC Win; the all fVClltS ROVERS CRIPPLED FOR FALCONS GAME 1 also be on Die other hand, litis won only twice Cv Perkins. This still vouthful looking veteran has had one of lhe i the last tourney, 3 hi; Losing their entire first. I.nc in seven one ot the vtcu les a two point nun gin (ifTalr over this Tinner Cbtchestcr crew. Na Thp tourname.nt will be a Imndi 2 the parent Rangers, the New Voik i DAViQif.i cap affair, with the duffer having baseball's unluckiest He broke in with the A's in the glon cellar years before 19il2 and wore himself out catching the wi. pitching Connie Mack coralled in those days.

Cv is coming back to Philadelphia again as a coach with the Phil "inrnlly enough, the Boothwyn lads 2: Shields, Bra wt the I 1 1 the Arena Wednesday night. Tne Deadline for entries is Friday night at a. Blanks are available at would like to reverse me st.orc unt evening. I Chester ticks to Coatesvllle to Iv.ichl hi sectlonal game. Tin He'll be a big help to the Quakers and a mighty nice guy to 9 5 23 Totiili Falcons, who took me i ci Toisti i i I II'1 O'm member or the committee will be at the Penn Rrc every night this week mt camp by a .1 2 score men last Philadelphia meeting.

r. Tr looking lor their third victory i Coatesvllle quintet has won only two gnnics in six starts in strong Section HI but will be playing at lo assist tilling out tne entry blanks. campaign over nei Sports Calendar tonight. Cltester lias nccu no LITTLE BOBS WIN FROM PHILLY FIVE The Rover line of Carl ene Tnidell and Church Russell it of late, looking hel 1 jj FIRST TO ENTER 102 Ptinahoti High School of Honolulu 'was the first lfl.fi nun in the Penn a Relay Carnival today, and the first, ljs5edj Hawaiian entry in the famous meet ins ii t. leading scorers in lhe La.s'ernif HASKKTIiAl.h 7o To stSMEDLEY RAIDERS ijTRIM UPPER DARBY Thft St.

Rotier I Collingdalc. surprise winner over nnrbv isi Section Two Friday night. SchOOl inrthlrt.rm I01 Phila West Ghrstn League are now ai m.i form and will play against Chicago basketball team journeyed and defeated the! Wcdncoftay. torn delphia sunaaj 4 Smedlev Junior High defeated 4 uoncr nnrbv at Upper Darby, 33 to Clifton Heights in another I non sect lonal mulch Lou Bonder nmv have found the answers to lhe Colls miseries and a win tonight tne jrionoiuians win compile four high school relay events at the r.Ouil running rtl lhe annual games, April 26 and 27. Ray Akana.

St. Francis Xavler quintet, 42 27. Middle DtVito and Pierce, with 21 points Srrtion CHANGES MADE IN SOFTBALL RULES 1R. Jimmy Embert Smcdlcy guard To make room for then newcom I 'I Totals 11 1 24 1 between them, were hlgn lor St. would almost prove a grar.n all around gamt viiiile scoring 17 points.

This wa: i York. (INS 1 The offensive Robert's. The time. 25 B. Hawaiian mterscnoiasuc iuu ana 220 vard dash champion, will captain lhe Hawaiian squad.

WLI'djO i Chrton en is in' tx ran ,11 i i fc 2 8 25 lUrslmw 0 1 3 mei'no montl to he trilled with as lmy a nilhu nlavers to then 3 4 22 will be speeded up to provide more 1 mt pan: as ne win ue eli'itible for the rest of the season. re tied for Uie lead in Section Five. scoring, miner rules anoprcu uxijj hv the Amateur Softball Association Punahou last appeared uib Penn relays in 1029. Kellet. U.

D. forward, scored 13 of his teams 13 points. mi lent: leaders v.m TPrellar 1 I ft 1 I lent ll huLe to be are Mnr. ay" Patrick. BUlj crccs oilllJe; Mulrlne 1 1 3 wills, 3 Coulcrencr beaten.

Juzda and Ales Shibicky. i vllsurs The association ciosed a two day session by making four changes in CHESTER MAJOR Upper Darby, imneieniea in oct tlon IT, moves over to the Lans downe lloor to do battle with Stan 1 offensive and provide additional Kleckiirrs classy qtiinir T'8 I ss WfiSr VS) kni'i's1 former cardinals I ifer, I iSv i Cox Plumbing took three from 520 Grill and Local 107 won three from El Rancho to tie lor first place in the Chester Major T.cngue. They were: The tenth Dlaver know; short fielder. had 'been Joe omosr oeiii oj r. from Imperial Hotel, while Service took "three ftom 3 v'lliu ivas tlie tno.it crnet.e elnsee.

2 The length of the casein. was Totals nim Ti T21 rnlI1panv. Winner of ah 1 hv I 1 1 rfTZ vnmeVok St. PraJu 9. i.

iZ lor, lor .1 an Gih.i del Atus St. Oi Ls Ca' anials 1 4 i to 55 feet between u. reduced irom Automatic Vending. JJ J' each base. is done in baseball SUN OIL LEA KIjE STANDINGS C' I i a S2 I fond fee by A fee! i IndlnSaSt.

Tchk 60. Murray St. 4B. 0,1 1 QLIVL losl three with the Ce.1du1e.ls b.winrocKs 0 F. P.

4 i Lloyd A. C. 9 61E1 Raocho 2 13 The batter's box has been ed one foot closer to the pitcher The batter's box has been ArJiw P'nt 12 t'Laoor a I iV Hi Vi season, wyiw.ek. a iv si. toot.

a 0 e.Nurycu 0 1 447 ju Thp batter's box now will extend REZ BOWS ON COURT The St. Michael's Grammar School basketball team defeated the Rr sur I Mi IU, il'll'be on upset. Uif pld of 0 I 1 I 1 1: from two feet rjetund to lour front of the plate. Formerly tne measurements were three by three, recti on School five yes tern mm Sm. 2 1 Mr NiVlnt 10 Kcatuoly s).

VnnctcrlUK 37. American Association in ltf 0. jo i'l 0 1 0 I iiucn, i. upper fS SlSo 11 SITreatlnp 6 10 1 NTS 40. Camp 44.

iSTI.It sCUOOI. I.KAGIT. General Manager Herb Pennoct Conner 0 0 0, Darby, 1 1 Kv.ict S. Ft.jdawnn, ouTiV.mtfr 10 6 Low Pressure A 10 I iuM spue M.HIUMppl 3S. also rmnour.rrd the receipt of a Stilts 0 0.

M.icNf.l. 3: Ros, 1. is pom; t. m.ivnc,c i OTP sicncd eonttnc: front Pitcher Krnny, 'T Tlie association awarnea us na mimm led. lional nil ennet clnr.o far Stan .01 54G.

22 20. at halftime. YOU CAN GET A i ml V', 1, i nZ'1' niimtn't n'frnm Sir 'ma sorw i Tlie Hawks nosed out the Hornets Tr, A2 to 41 in a leal battle in which aecouo. 9 eisme nam 0 orvnuy.K 0 cs i.n TRA MMIALS 1 center, was high neW 0 Norr'lown 16 4 tvl.1e IS 8 579 Z. 1 US 0 Km i 0 I 0 wuh 18.

P. Trainer led the tor SSfe 5 12 5 1 3 Davison 1, U'i i HoetS W.th 22. nry 28. 1. IWovnc 13 8 .6 1 9 Up.

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