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MO.NDAY, JANUARY 23. 1S33 ant Ad Headquarters, Court 4900 PITTSBURGH PRESS Other Press Departments, Court "200 Maybe Tlow Hoss' Cunningham Will Quit iThree Tens THE Jack Hopes He Has Two Winners Scholastic Teams nnen lie Wears an Olympic Top Garden Ry TOM MEAXy rinch-Hitling for Joe Wililams t5 RK' Jan- 23-The Prout frames vie ut games Fight Card Angott, Josephs, Peters Boston in Near Midway Mrk In Floor Campaign Unbeaten Allderdice Faces Strong West-inghouse Rival Carriers Win Streak At Stake With Oliver Face Highly Touted Trio From Gotham the official are heinK as season Thp thp Eastem indr a P3-vta2 tKW 3r th'lmpers sav the SsWor th. mry Clrcuit the three weeks the onlv exerw- In't that supposed to 'be Ca-ev event i ere 'ondenng.) The -what sh5UrPSPfi be the real McCov banked Trail- shoes on a aeaEns Mr the Presence of the HSr, Cunningham, e-arv Cunnincham has been a nee tbouK 311 the ind0OT meets hereof rite JTt hannhyc.rJ"Rt like t0Rsin And it 1 by the rrPsint on openmg da v. xt lea. he'U meters at two Olympics, but the best he could get was the dust off a fleeter pair of heels.

That's probably the best explanation for Glenn's continuance in competition when he probably could have the choice of any number of coaching jobs. Chesty Cunningham just can't see himself quitting without the Olympic title on his mantle. And he may get it at that. He flew to New York from Oklahoma for the Columbus Council K. of C.

meet three weeks ago to run his fastest inaugural 800 meters ever. His 1:53 for the distance would Indicate Galloping Glenn, at twenty nine, is as good as or better than ever. Early to Bed Henry As one friend to another, Joe Louis promises John Henry won't be up too late Wednesday night. Sonja Henie drew over 200 grand at the Garden, showing what can be done with a pair of Six bristling little fellows, each with the thought that before long he will be a champion, bring then-hopes to a fistic argument tonight in Motor Square Garden in what Should be One Of the mnct hntlw1 A. lUtlJ By PAUL KURTZ As high school basketball squads prepare for concluding games of the first-half campaign this week, only 20 have maintained unblemished records in sectional competition of the City Senior, Catholic and Western Pennsylvania Inter-scholastic Athletic Leagues.

Jt was "cutting down" time last week as 17 teams suffered initial divisional defeats. vunawru ana entertaining anairs here in a long while. Coming from New York, as one of the first troupes to show here in years, is the trio handled bv Pete Reilly and Jack Delanev. 'former world's light-heavyweight champion. Freddie Miller, former world's rcorn for Olympic Victory lnr Winnin2: bfg racps and crack" hned ornlr thf reularity Pf those stream-ton CllCking Past June haf'vet t0 fppi tHn? race in whlch Cunningham an event ho tape acro" hi? manl' est, an eent he would en-P a crin sparsea Dy Koger (Sky) Jorgen-i cx hKaies ana a coupie oi dimples, properly manipulated.

The Yankees, planning a cut in Gehrig's salary, may find the iron horse a tough man to shave. Galento is getting more favorable publicity out of meeting Noel Coward than he did from meeting Brescia. sen, center, with his ninety-four wnjiaaiit: oianaing'S icainerweignt titleholder; Joey Fer-rando. rugged Italian lightweight, and Petey Scalzo, ranking featherweight are the t5'pe of points in four contests, the Taylor medals an CUP5- ru uric a-nrac to win Waiimc CUT SENIOR LEAGUE Allderdice "Dragons" now are the "'wn nas represented Uncle Sam in the 1500 nsmers wno drive customers wild with their willingness and ability. only unconquered team in pacing SECTION 1 Citv Senior Section 1 anH in rie.i411-.- 4- Pet 1 against them are thro Pel c-narue Jones, former McKeesnnrt.

fense of the sectional and leasrue' 2 I -I?" Paii? 2 2 4 .000 0 6 Sn FifthAv. Schenley. 3 2 championship won last season. ers, has brought here from Louisville, who should force them tn tho atch Northwestern! Tip What Next? Coaches Ask Allderdice will lose several of its 2 limit of their ability. SECTION W.

Pot prominent varsitymen. including i-errando, 1354, is in with Sam my Angott, 1334. Washington Pa Jorgensen, after Friday's home engagement with Schenley. pwi 1 i "2 Lansrley 1 4 .200 I 0 1 By HENRY McLEMORE United Tress Staff Writer LOS ANGELES, Jan. 23 Putting: the sports shot here Carrick hopped away with five buzz-saw.

who sees a title shot with Henry Armstrong in the not too distant future, in the feature of three straight victories in defense of its CATHOLIC LEAGUE (Continued From Preceding Page) Section 2 honor. Both City Senior anrl l-i ni tens. Scalzo. 127', SECTION 1 that tho rh3n i lumwen, wnose southern aliiornia teams inal stand W. L.

Prt.l kayoed Joey Archibald, leading con- s'o i.ono st Jamog the five-cylinder game "too strenu-' JOnR neld a stranglehold on intercollegiate track and W. L. Pet. 2 2 a nrtu Scholastic Floor ou, he i -i i Luke. a wruuci iur me i-J0-pound crown Armstrong gave up, meets Johnny Peters.

128s, Fairmont kid. who has rJI.1.s,-Cas"n'. 0 5 .000 si.juicnael 2 i.t.a leunpiunMiips, minus the tour-minute mile still is well around the corner, but that some Games Scheduled been tabbed to go places, while Mil SECTION Prt I Hannum points to this years weight charts in the Tech locker room as evidence that the "speeding-up" lpgislation has been ha. prf acrobatic youngster will raise the pole vault mark to fifteen feet or ler. i'2.

takes on Emil Josephs. M.BasiJ.. 4 OtniMcTv T--J w. r. Thats Jack Delaney, former world light-heavyweight champion in the center holding up two boxers he hopes will turn in victories tonight at Motor Square Garden.

At the left is Petey Scalzo, who faces Johnny Peters, while on the right is Joey Ferrando, who meets Sammy Angott, loo, ivimvaie Kid. who is too well 333 will find it out somehow and be off to live with the little one until it starts to walk A year ago when Hank Luisetti banged 30 points through the hoop 000 Known nere to elaborate on what WPIAL CLASS TONIGHT CATHOLIC LEAC.rE Section 2 St. at St. Joseph. Mt.

Oliver. WPIAL CLASS 'A' Section 5 Kittanmne at Ford Cit. Section 7 Swisevale at Wilkinsburr. WPIAL CLASS 'B-Section 15 East Pike Run at North Belle Vernon: Redstone at German. iui to the health of Tech basketball better this sea-plavers.

Ison It is "Ordinarily," Hannum contends, "a a i i to player will lose weight, (excess fat, llparn that the in the early stages of practice! I drive to finance then Gradually gain it back in mus- j-he 1940 Amer-cle tissue later in the season. But.ican Olympic SECTION 1 W. L. Prt I ne can ao. In addition.

Jackie Conn, 147, welterweight brother of Billy, who stole the last show he appeared in by a clean-cut knockout, comes back for his third pro effort, meeting Dom- W. L. Pet. 2 5 son VwKnsk I il-2no 1 Sprinrda one DasKetoaii game, California critics said his total never would be equalled Two nights ago Southern Cal's Ralph Vaugan scored 36 Drinff-rlal- 1 "n.rt --ai em urn a FrMn rt Indianola Booters Rally To Topple Fagans, XT' points in a Conference game against U. C.

L. A. Director Gregory 3-2 TOMORROW AFTERNOON rlTY SENIOR LEAGUE Section 1 Peahnd- at Fifth- Trinity locage Door. My Man God since the center-jump ruling has been in effect, our charts show that the boys have failed to regain from three to 10 pounds, the weight they formally should pick up." Dr. Carlson, however, has observed euis Aauro, in the second four In the opening four.

Charlie Brant, 170 4, Somerset southpaw lightheavy, takes on Johnny Fleming, 163, one of the newer Negro kids from the Hill. team is coming along so well Wonder if the budget includes a -pagne for gal 2 2 son: SECTION 3 W. L. Prt I uey nas a son at TJ. C.

L. A who OSS' if V' Newcastle. 4 1 -SOO'V- 3 I Npn Rr nfrsn 1 4 tfrtrt By HARKY FAIRFIELD Indianola sprung a surprise yesterday bv defeating Am oriole. Butler. Allquippa.

.3 B.Falls.... 6 i-'errando and Scalzo uunneiiey: punsnoiie at Allderdice. Ser-tjon 2 Carnrk at Olirer: Allegheny at South Hills: Allesheny Vorationa! an Perry; Washington Vocational at Langley. CITY JUNIOR LEAGUE Section 1 Arsenal at Schenley; Fifth Avenue at Gladstone. Section 2 Knoxville at Lattimer; Con-roy at Prospect.

are two 3 2.. 610 little change in the health status 'swimmers and of Pitt players in recent years but 'headache pow- colorful performers. Aneott. who Fatrans in 1 4-U1-J 1 xr.4.: 1 a SECTION 4 h5r.y.,.. w.L.Pct.

already has jumped 6 feet. 3'i inches, and he is only a freshman Eddie Mead won't be too sorry if Henry Armstrong loses his welterweight title in the near future Eddie says that even though Henry manages to beat the 147-pound boys, their punches, particularly the ones to the body, aren't doing the woiua urge that this matter be given ers for of- never put on anything but a good? a 1UU11U Hrani amateur soccer replay fight here, is fi.ured to have hi at Indianola. The came was a continuation nf Charleroi Monesspn Mones.en". ficials? 4 0 vJ. tllC tUll Br nsville! 2 2 wrpuUt Castle Shannon, uaiiiornia.

4 min a week ago, when SECTION the teams deadlocked, 1-1, after two Errol Flvnn, movie star, nick Hanley whose name pops up every once in a while in cabaret scraps, knows l-i. lbure 4 1 nnoir-ji -fCt leaders had close calls in their last Friday tests, Allderdice nosing out Connelley and Carrick taking Allegheny by solitary points. Staging Close Races uracity Vanderg- YESTERDAY'S RESULTS NATIONAL AMATECB CTP Indianola 3 Faean "ir it i 6b, 0 4.000 SECTION 6 how to handle his dukes Errol was a member of the 1928 Aus serious attention. He suggests that since the game "increases the speed of life-' tests should be made before permitting a boy to play tuber-culin ex-ray tests for one thing, and similar check-up tests of heart condition, etc. Pror.

Da vies believes that "the bad features of the center-jump chance have offset any good it might have done. It hasn't achieved its original purpose of eliminating reputation of fighting like a wild man from bell to bell. Angott looks like one of the most promising lads his weight and should he be able to set Ferrando back seems sure to move into the challenging role before the summer is over. Peters has never shown hero hut hours of play. The high wind played a big part in the contest, first enabling Fagans to obtain a 2-0 advantage in the opening half and then backing the In wrman Dort-Morsran- Postponed.

The Catholic League has four un WEST PENN SENIOR CCP 4 Currv Cecil Homestead 4 0 i.O.in Munhall Reesport 3 1 -rsn 2 Clairton. 2 2 1 3 .250 0 4 000 SECTION 7 defeated pacers, two in each section. St. Mary of The Mount and St. Veronica are virtually on even KEYSTONE LEAGUE tralian Olympic boxing squad, but was knocked out quicker than you can say Amsterdam by Eddie Eagan.

America Dick Hanley, who used to coach them, says Northwestern uluc iriiuw any good. Copyright. IPaa hy Uniled Press) Garden Tennis Has Full Week By HARRY J. WALD Competition in the AlWhenv has Won lots Of favm-ahla r. W.

L. Pet 1 3 .250 1 3 .250 dians to a thrilling second-half victory comeback. Both Fagan goals were of the soft variety. Walter Harvdzak. V-VFIIMUTHI, in his quick rise to fent.n terms in Division 1.

St. Basil and Mt. Oliver St. Joseph are in practically the same situation in Divi Tni.K.--i; 2 -2M Braddock. Moller, veteran 0 4 .000 the advantage in height of the big.

I Wildcats will claw the Big Ten clumsy man for he's still got it over apart next fall and win the National -o" "Hkinsb SECTION 8 ruddy Mt. Lenanon-Mr-ronnells Postponed. Muse-Gallatin Postponed. PANHANDLE LEAGUE Sturgeon 2 Overhrook ratlp Shannon 1 Atlasbursr Hofhrau 2 South View French Club Carnerie Postponed. M.

T. LEAGUE "onora xew. Eair)p Rosone Vi.t tj.lt i-tVi- tn keen sion 2. 1' r- till riis I r-iricriii QftAf it; stahle-motoc -v, A i oeve iviisgana the little fellow in intercepting! Championship hands down 10 minutes later, directed long-ranee i "5 ngures can passes, playing the ball off the Only sixteen unconquered pacers are presented in the WPIAL, eight in each division. Har-Brack shows Coast Spurns Biscuit ui is capaoie or giving Josephs a lot of trouble.

But if Emil is right, bankboard and so forth. Anyhow County and Pittsburgh indoor tennis leagues reaches the half -119 MtLehan'n 0 l.onnVrafton Carnene 4 i enmc. 4.333 MKRIxb" 3 14.200 DormonlillS 1 :200 SECTION 9 Johnstown 5' 1 "k- You would think that Seabiscuit, Gratztown 2 Fitz Henry the tip-off is traditional, and. well. innci tnampion may get a the way in Section 1.

With a record of fifteen consecutive victories. stage of the first round at Duquesne I cues I'm a little sentimental -aiuornia-owned cnampion, would Fair Hope 2 Keystone WASHINGTON- rni-VTv shots along the bumpy ground. In both cases, Goalie Martinek misjudged the flight of the and allowed it to elude his grasp. Turning around, Indianola took full advantage of the blusterv aui prise. be the idol of the racing fans on the Garden this week.

Action is sched when I say I'd like to see its re Washington paces Section 2. There's Green ho- 4 1 1 4 Cokehurs- 2 Lincoln Hill redar Groye 4 Cuddy Canonsburtr ft Hestahiirff I turn." Norwin Jeannette. 2 3 -40fli coast But he isn't The ap- uled each night through Friday, plause that greets the Bipcuit when This evening the county loop lists he comes on the track is just a a match between the high whisper compared with the roar llP in the standings in second place, that ricoc n-Unn i 1 anH thp C.rnYate ln4- ALLEGHENY VALLEY Indianola. 1 c. 1.

weather and had Fagans penned up WPIAL CLASS Carlson Differs Dr. Carlson doesn't agree with Davies here, for he figures that the Hornet Playoff Chances Fade most oi tne time. Not until 30 min SECTION 10 utes had elapsed, however, did they rule clearlr nuK thp nmnhasic nn! ai pmisc occu- ZZyZule twelve-year-old gelding, Malicious, pants who hao yet to win a set. speed and deception, and takes a deadlock between Charleroi and Monessen for first place in Section 4. Leechburg heads Section 5.

Homestead is Section 6 leader. Rankin paces Section 7. Mt. Lebanon holds front place in Section 8. Tight races are toeing fought in the Class groups, too.

Avalon has taken the play away in Section 10. Monaca's South Siders are draw blood. Gehrig held his fort W. Pet I TV 2 4.333 1 Ayonworth 1 oo'i P.nPYlOe 1 r-- nn-. A4 1 1 1 Pi PI fflimtw I rn i 1 well but, after punching clear from Avalon Edsrewood.

Leetsdale. West View 1 C11 x- 7 i 1 is ewieKley. 0 a scrimmage, was beaten by a close range rasping shot by Adams. 6 .000 SECTION 11 W. L.

Pet I men disaster came quickly for ivMino uul iui it irtl-c ll illl Jit; 'VJ- AJCdKUC IIiaLCOes iniS when most horses are completely week have the Budges meeting the finished, old Malicious is the dis- Wednesday and the lead-tance champion of the coast, Vines team tackling the Tildens unbeatable at two miles. Friday. He has been owned by numerous In tne Pittsburgh circuit the pace-people, and once changed hands for setting- Richards aggregation faces as little as two hundred dollars Makos Tuesday, and the Alli- Monaca Midland 0 1 OOO Rochester 5 1 Vfars fagans. After five minutes of fur heading the Section 11 grind. W.

L. prt 3 3 .500 1 4 1 5 .197 0 6 .000 ceayer 4 2 Zelienople 4 2 ifief fnTR away from height and heft. All three coaches realize that the game today requires more players; that is. as Hannum puts it, "the ideal situation would be to alternate two full teams to offset the race-track developments." to the change in the game itself. Frof Davies points out: "We coaches don't really understand the game as it is today.

We don't -riagevme has withstood attacks in Section 12. Showing surprisingly Hornet hockey playoff hopes had taken another dent today as the team they had to beat, Svracuse Stars, counted a 3-1 victory in Syracuse last night arid widened the cap between the two. To reach the late March championship playoffs, the Hornets must finish third or better in the Western division of the International- AmeripQM I negie vs. French Club was postponed. Overbrook went down to defeat.

2-0, before Sturgeon at Cretestone, and indicated it was through for the season. In the second garrfe on the same ground, Castle Shannon was held to a 1-1 tie by Atlasburg. Hofbrau defeated South View, 2-0, Indianola nosed out C. I. 1-0, at West Penn Park in the Allegheny Valley circuit.

Allquippa and Cora-opolis canceled. Lincoln Hill got a setback in its Washington County League campaign, losing 2-0 to Cokeburg. Cedar Grove," first-half champion, came mer piay Mackerovich drove the ball like a bullet from 20 yards to tie the count. Another five min-uates elasped with Indianola press SECTION 13 W. L.

Pr-t I good form, Cecil has forged ahead of W. pet. RnrTo-c-, 11a aX He won his 32nd race the other jsons Piay the Austins Thursday, Burgettstown and McDonald, in Section 14. Redstone's classy array Be'hel THE STANDINGS 4 1 -SO0'Snowdsn a "nor. day, coming from behind in the stretch.

When he started his run Clark 2 3 ing nam in tne Fagan goalmouth, from where Stan Kevich tallied the winning count. rnrxTT -Won Lot nas a nice lead Section 15. The Shamrocks of East Pittsburgh graces and the announcer intoned vin, l.noo "TCfcuc, out last night 0 PrrT 7 here comes Malicious." vou would 1 urHu oy me stars put the third tne bection 16 top position. Bessemer paces Section 20's Lawrence have thought from the roar of the a a a 9. 1 SECTION 13 W.

Tj. Pet I Pet 5 1 .833 Derr Twn 14 "no gerry Eoro 4 1 Fast" Hunt 1 4 "on 3 2 jit Pleasant 1 1 "5n Younrwood 3 2 .6001 a aDt 1 -200 SECTION 14 W. L. Pet. I wr Tj pf Cecil 5 0 1.000'Oakdale 1 00-1 piace Syracuse sextet 15 points ahead of the Auriers, with but four "raw fords County makeup.

Apollo has come through its tests adequately in Sec 6 Cochets back with a 4-0 win over strong gd-rnes leu in their series. Joe Fisher cave thp WnrrWc 1 .2: a .000 Prt. .500 .166 tuaay, wnne canonsburg crushed Vestaburg, 5-0. riTTSBCKGB Won Lot 1 if hards 14 4 Austin ..,.10 fi llions 4 Makos 3 J5 lead with a goal at 15:44 of the first period as Aurie ordered a five-for 3 3 5001 ward attack while the Stars had a man in the penalty box. Red Her- SECTION IS T.

n- 1 Weather also caused a freakish turn at South Park, where Curry was apparently well on its way to the West Penn Senior semi-finals with a 2-0 halftime lead over Cecil; Bruni and Supinsky scoring. But the second half was a nightmare for the South Parkers when M. Deliere counted twice, and Gossett and Jules Preaux with singles to make the count 4-2 Cecil. In the Keystone League, Avella nosed out Cuddy, 2-1; Deco and Bortot scoring for Avella in the first half and Pucker for Cuddy in the closing frame. Mt.

Lebanon vs. Mc-Connells at Leslie Park and Muse at know good from bad technique. Or what to do under changing circumstances. It is merely a matter of trial and error, and will perhaps take a couple of years for us to perfect the correct technique." i And this is much the way it has been the past 10 years. For example, back in 1932.

following adoption of the 10-second rule requiring the ball be advanced past the middle of the floor in the prescribed amount of time and be kept in play in the offensive zone until a score was made, or the ball changed hands there was a storm of protest. And the for the three-second rule, elimination of the pivot-play, which fol-. George MacPherson Funeral Today tion 21. Those seventeen members, who fell by the wayside last week, included Connelley and Allegheny of the City Senior League, and Duke Preps, of the Catholic family. In the WPIAL were Waynes-burg, Scott, Greensburg, Johnstown, Edgewood, South Fayette, Ligonier, Burgettstown.

East Mc- Redstone 6n'i crowd that Man O' War was coming down the stretch While on the subject of animals, let me tell you about the strangest dog It is Jill Shipperke. small, wooly black dog very rare in this country She is owned by Jobyna (Ralston) Arlen, who has had her since she was a pup 13 years ago Jill has but one love and one interest in life, an dthat is nurse-maiding small babies. Luisetti's Mark Broken When Jobyna own son. Rickie. Bentlyy je 4 2 fi7-GZSXam 'S VA" Cen'ery'le 3 2 4 '333 600 East Pike.

8 loon lNo.B.Vern 3 Hockey Summary Funeral services for George Mac SECTION 16 T. TV I Don Meade Spurns Seabiscuit Offer MIAMI. Jan. 23 Charles S. Howard, owner of Seabiscuit, has offered Don Meade, leading joclcev of the Hialeah Park meeting, the S8tJPrh.

4 0 1 000 Wilmerdin o'Tn'ri Pherson, pioneer of cricket and soccer in Western Pennsylvania and Keesport, Rostraver. Penn. Peters M'Kspt. 3 1 Elizabeth. 2 2 .500 Pitcairn.

0 4 OOo Shenango and Franklin Twp LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS INTERNATIONAL AMERICAN LEAGCE NATIONAL LEAGUE xnis Qoesnt mean tne races are settled; far from that. The second passed the small baby stage, Jill SECTION 17 W. Li. Pet. I Rostrayer.

5 1 PerryopoU '4' 333 5 1 .833 Sew Twp 4 333 W.Newton 5 1 City lfir South Hunt 4 2 0 6 000 SECTION 18 one of the best known bowlers in this district, were to be held today at 1:30 p. at the funeral home of T. B. Moreland, North Highland Ave. naa snoum prove exceedingly at Gallatin were postponed because of treacherous grounds.

Donora came within four points of Boston deserted her own home and went American Handicap live for a year with the Bing Cros-j $100,000 Santa bys when their son. Oarv a Amta Handicap, March 4, it was V-j-wea. But gradually the dissenters were jrresiened to make the best of the Detroit Montreal tractive, considering tnat many teams win lose valuable performers situation and new techniaues wereihnhv wv, not-, m.i learnea toaay tnrough graduation. winning the te League title yesterday by crushing New Eagle, 6-0, while Keystone Shaft nracti- STANDING OF THE CLCBS INTERNATIONAL AMERICAN LEAGUE WESTERN niVISIQV and in was made bv Howard W4 pet. I Jj pet 1 I32'5arpsbnr'- 4' 2 1 .833 Shaler.

2 4 333 4 2 .667 Oakmont. nnn aeveiopeo. ine oniy signincant i bigger the doe came home The only significant, bigger the doe came home Etna M'Uvale. Apinwall. Penn Ford City Plays chance in the rules this vear is am staved until thp le'epnone call to Meade from Tap! tt ic thaihiocco t.

iauiornia is the Advanced contests grace tonight's scholastic schedule. Kittanning has echo of thase protests. That From the Devines the i "P.1."".. MacPherson, who was 73 years of age. was a native of Dunfermlin, Scotland, and came to this country when 20 years of age, settling in Pittsburgh.

In 1895 he organized the city's first cricket club at the cally lost its bid for the flag by losing to Fair Hope, 2-0. Meanwhile, Gratztown stayed in the run little rinr n-Pt TVT.i Js unaer contract to OG. Pt 5 as as RO 35 97 20 nv. Kl VylC NC1" peen having a difficult time shaking Trainer George M. Odom, refused sons to trot beside their baby's w.

Hersher a 3 ClerPland fi 12 p0 yrarusp 111 PITTSBURGH 2(1 2 EASTERN mtlSION W. T. Philadrlphla Zi in 1" 13 7 '4 its losing streaK, but will be scrapping for supremacy with the Glas- Pittsburgh Field Club, then located ning with a 2-1 victory over Fitz Henry. Roscoe also won, 2-1, over Victory Hill. In the Panhandle circuit, Car-j half-way death of the three-second rule, which permits an offensive player not in possession of the ball to remain in the formerly-restricted region of the foul circle for an unlimited amount of time without the former penalty of loss of his team's possession of the ball.

OG. Pt. 17 31 on Braddock Ave. A vear later he carriage These are just a few of the Hollywood babies Jill has seen through their first years She's at home now, but Jobyna says that as soon as a baby is born to Hialeah after two and a half years of banishment, Meade has ridden 20 winners in the first 10 days of the meetine. Meade probably will ride Pasteurized, winner of Belmont Stakes, in the sers at Ford City in Section 5.

Swissvale and Wilkinsburg. second divisioners of Section 7, will battle SECTION 19 W. L. Pet I T. prt 3 '''SO1 Hickory 22' 500 Claygy-ille.

3 1 .750 Beallsvilie. 1 3 250 E.Waeh... 3 1 0 4 000 SECTION 20 W. L. Pet.

Pet thmonwpl3 0 6.100 SECTION 21 W. Pet. I Pet FKkiinTV, 1 Twp. 12 FrklmTp3 1 0 3 000 Ayonmore 1 2 .3331 founded the Pittsburgh Soccer Club. 'i if, 1 -1 Sprinsfield 9 19 5 72 104.

23 at the latter's court. Redstone strives for its seventh consecutive within a radius of two miles Jill 000 Widener Cup race here. Sports Stew Served Hot ron put Syracuse abreast with a goal in the final minute of the second session, and Bill Cunningham victory as leader of Section 15 in visiting German while North Belle Vernon is at home with East By CLAIRE M. BURCKY- Ladner Deserving of Meritorious Medal anu otan eianowskv cl nrhprf Pike Run. tory for the Stars with counters in L.1?" long wit tiiira.

TU- a There's a glaring opportunity for St. George of Allentown to end its losing ways in visiting St. Joseph at Greenfield JIMMY SMITH, one time star shortstop of Giants. Reds and Phillies baseball teams and now a rabid golfer has been inQTed with DR. RAY ROBB of Alcoma Golf Club's 1939 entertainment committee other members of the committee are GALE MONROE and HOWARD MAYBERRY Alcoma members need not asK now whether or not there KLLQtf AND HAD ORE THROAT in reality designating him as the me -nornets Kept up a steady drive on the Syracuse cage over the All By JOHX G.

MOCK One of the last acts which former Governor George H. Earle performed before he left office immuies or play, with the TM DUE TO xulb mas tne stars' final goal caught the redshirts down ice and COLDS Jranics in the net to beat 3 mtshnrehl Mt. uuver in their Section 2 Catholic League battle The "Flying Dutchmen" of Mt. Oliver have taken two games while St. George is in the cellar position from losing four contests.

Leaders in Battles "Under-dog" teams engage in City Senior League tests tomorrow afternoon that afford them a chance to alter the races in the home-stretch. In Section 1, Westinghouse will show otherwise would produce little or no revenue. For many when honors such as bestowed upon Judge Ladner were distributed, it usually meant the singling out of educators, doctors and members of other professions. Recognition has been given to merchant princes, philanthropists, musicians, artists and the like, but it remained for a sportsman to realize that those who fieht for and defend the woods, the waters the wildlife of the state and niniham fljfl SHOULD QUiCKLY RELIEVE IT Syracuse sparppvULoHonY 'FowW Arm noran. Hen-on.

r.an.lYj Mann. Stanowekr wm oe nign times out on Route 80 this season Good news for' Allegheny County's public links golfers: Fees at North and South Park courses for 1939 remain the same as last year no increase This means County residents may buy $20 unlimited, $12 limited and $5 junior season playing permits, or pay $.75 daily and $1 Saturday, Sunday and holiday green fees Out-of-county residents may play on pavme'nt of $1 and $1.50 green fees BERNARD GTJENTNER, who has signed as golf professional at Oak Hills, near Butler, declares that course made an offer to ANDY SZWEDKO to turn professional and take over the job ANDY, probably the town's hottest publinx golfer, one of the best nationally, too, preferred to remain amateur ANDY has a night job in an FEELGOOD was to award the Meritorious Service Medal of Pen nsylvania to a distinguished sports-m a Judge C. Ladner. of Phi ladelphia. pr es i dent of the Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs.

The citation, rV-sonr crown. Jones. at Allderdice, which tries for its fifth consecutive victory. South invades Connelley Trade. Peabodv nerv HmZtng fOP Conditions Ou to Sluggish Bowal 1 are also serving a great HaD Dajr- Linwma" Ernie Fir period 15TPmfbUr'rh' Fisher (AheI- Deon).

Keatini ftrinmnir). jone, Boll mm Rn mild lhnrnuc-h Second period Syracuse. Herron Chnr-ri in. in iresmng. lDvigorariag.

DenenaaDM relief from Mck headaches, bilious epeUX tired fteUns When astmctated with eonstipatlon. Without RiskSSrSjS If not dfllshted. mum (ha box to ua. We wUl Penalties snows at mitn Avenue. Oliver has won only one game, but the Brighton Road ers are set for their home Section 2 battle with unconquered Carrick.

Allegheny" and South Hills have a scrap at the latter's floor. Perry, challenging for supremacy, entertains Allegheny Vo -Bessone and Doran (rouph- iu BLeei miu ana consequently has a lot of Jimmy Smith During tournament season, though, he uajugnt ior nis gon must get pretty sleepy. Third period 3 Syracu-je. Cnnningrham rriuuu 1UB 1 SM bHb (Herron) (Markle. Con- Syracuse.

Stanowsky vevt. Penalties None. cational. Washington Vocational i sO ItlllMI HPIIPP svmooi ior tne hundreds of real sportsmen and conservationists who, according to Judge Ladner, have worked just as long and just as hard as he has for the cause. It was in that spirit that it was accepted by the head of the Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs.

To the sportsmen at large, the distinction is one particularly of gratification, for at last the sportsman and the conservationist has the recognition due for his public-spirited service. It is seldom that the average citizen realizes what an influence the sportsman exerts in his capacity as a hunter and fisherman. Without going into detail as to the aesthetic beauty which his contributions have created through the presence of wildlife in the woods and fields and the healthful recreation provided, there are numerous instances where his presence plays a vital part in the everyday existence of many a citizen. To the residents in the big game sections, he is the "mortgage lifter," and many a home has been freed of its debt. To the local business folk, he is a godsend.

It is his contributions to the game fund which pays for the protection of the song and insectivorous birds, the presence of which, to the rural dwellers, cannot be estimated in dollars and cents. Many thousands of dollars find their way to the various county treasurers' offices because of his possessing lands which visits Langley. Four games are set in the City EomifXE FOR ACID junior eague ior tomorrow after it wnirrcTinu Sets Cycle Record DAYTONA BEACH. Jan Bernard Campanale todav 23 noon. Arsenal visits Schenley.

Glad re stone entertains Fifth. Knoxville Mr. BILLY CONN nor Mr. GENE TUNNEY, but by TEDDY YAROSZ, the former and still the best man in that division today, middleweight champion of the world. Here's hoping you pass this information on to the rest of the fight fans.

In case you doubt this, ask Mr. CHESTER SMITH about it." Okay, CHESTER, what do you think? "Yes" piays at Latimer. Prospect is host to Two weeks ago, after BILLY CON N'S spectacular boxing triumph over FRED APOSTOLI, it was mentioned here that somebody probably would ask: "Who has the more educated left hand, CONN or GENE TCN-NEY or TOMMY LOUGHRAN?" SCALETTA, Monaca. popped up with a post card: "This is to inform you that the most educated left in the fight same is not owned by tained his title as the nation's top motorcycle rider after exceedine his Conroy. 4 public interest and are as deserving of the recognition long given others.

Former Governor Earle deserves credit not only for his realization of this fact, but also for acting upon it. Never before has the sportsman been given such recognition as has been enjoyed during the past four years and there is no reason why this status will not be continued. The new administration's platform contained a most progressive plank, for it not only promised to "go along" with the sportsmen to the fullest extent of their desires, but it also placed a monetary value on hunting and fishing as an industry, saying: "We recognize the value in dollars of hunting and fishing. Fifty millions of dollars expended in these lines of sport is very properly regarded by Gov. Arthur James and the Republican Party as a highly important contribution to the economic welfare of Pennsylvania and its people." Four years hence, we hope, will find Governor Arthur James similarly situated.

own record to win the American Motorcycle annual national edl 11 mmm which accom- Mr. Meek panied the honor bestowed upon the leader of Pennsylvania's a i zed sportsmen, read as follows: "WHEREAS, Judge Grover C. Ladner, through his sincere and untiring efforts at all times has worked to conserve wildlife in Fennsvlvania. and WHEREAS, as a result of this Vork Pennsylvania sportsmen owe a deep debt of gratitude to Judge Ladner. "THEREFORE.

George H. Earle. Governor of Pennsylvania, hereby cite Judge Grover C. Ladner because of his devotion to this cause for a Meritorious Service Medal of the State of Pennsylvania. (Signed GEORGE H.

EARLE," f. Governor." a the bestowance of this honor, it Tra5 accepted by JUSge Lafiner trith th realization that it was That's SMITH. roaa ana beach race here yesterday Campanale took the 63 laps around a 3.2-mile track at an average of 76.59 miles an hour, bettering his Kane Opens Golf School Bill Kane, veteran eolf profes lu t0 rtnimeni" La ot Pfn hockev coach' wh0 witnessed the fights of the Pitt-Duquesne hockey game last Wednesday, remarked- "1 JLt0 them 1 that stiff penalties" Stitchedup wounds are common Among hockey players but the FOx'LTf'14 'V PETE ilridS Star aejense FOX had hi stitches put into a leg cut recently and may leave the hospital in Sew Haven any day now Poultry raisers trhn mnl rouirry sional at Riverside Golf Club, Cambridge Springs, opened his golf school at Pittsburgh Athletic Association today. Kane's inrlnnr chaPP 1 rm CFCir nrinv v. i res ggs might copy Jetc York Rangers hockey star.

inr. iL. oseason DILLON has an nr.m 11. net at P. A.

A. has become an annual fixture there. He has operated ther generally from January to late March, for the past 10 years. it- 1 M' reading: 'An eaa a day keem the axe aicay.".