The Indiana Gazette from Indiana, Pennsylvania • 10

TEN INDIANA EVENING GAZETTE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1945. HuXJ THE SPORTSEER drickson probably had their tlngera crossed. It ha gotten around that George Savltsky, star Pnn tackle, declared before the season started that "we'll beat Nnvv nr Atmv, but' Dodger Farm Team Si gns Negro Fielder Robinson Unbeaten Pvnn, Navy Meet Sat Httnzii Win Four Straight (By the Associated Press) The unbeaten Pittsburgh Hornets chalked up their fourth straight win in the American Hockey League I don't know which one." Pcnn stale Oftd icrs College, which was to be plfly- I'hc other day we were shewn a'cd on the Slippery Rock field this clipping from the October 11th is- Saturday afternoon, has been can-mic of the Philadelphia Inquirer in celled. mtim Before the war, women In tho United States were buying about 8000 tons of hairpins annually. There has been a 14 per cent 1ft-crease in home consumption of Am'9-erican-made matches in the last six last night.

The Pittsburghers, off to the same which It pointed nut interesting features of an old Pcnn State Grad and a long-time citizen of Indiana County. The person Implied Is none other than the Honorable Earl E. Hewitt, who In his prime played with ihe Pcnn Slate football team. Below 4 years. This was due because of the Injuries suffered by the locals in last Saturday's game.

Coach Miller said that the team will enjoy a three-week practice session before they, handle Washington and Jefferson College on Nov. 12th. About r. ir. s.

Maybe It is a little too late to comment on last week's Indlana-Westmonl contest in which Indiana fast start they made In the league a year ago. delighted a capacity hometown turnout ot 5,500 by crushing the Cleveland Barons, 7 to 2. Bob Walton and Wally Wilson led the Wasps' attack with two goals each. PHILADELPHIA, OcU 25 (Pf With the Navy game only two days away, the University of Pennsylvania grid coaches came up with a different sob story today, "No one will care what happens to us next week after Navy gels through with us," moaned Rae Cro wlher, Paul Riblelt and Horace Hendrickson, the three assistant coaches who are in charge of work MONTREAL, Oct. 24 Ml I Speaking for the Brooklyn fall 1 Robinson said rfncrrcly.

also Club, Brunch Rickey, said to- realize how much It mentis to mc, to day the Dodaers may have Ihe Bill-1 my race nnd to baseball. I'm very ISWMIMI'W organized baseball, but it trouble's nfily pfiy I'll do my vrry hesl to Rhekd we won't avoid it." come through in every manner." Hiring Jackie Robinwn. ex-UCLA BrmiRhtup from the Kann Cily football nee and U. S. Army liculrn- Negro Monarphs.

which bo joined ant. to Ao his 104(1 inficlding for tho leaving Ihe Army last sprlni, Dodgers' International League farm Robinson reprrsonts a three the Montreal Royals the son of yor hunl by Ilrnnch nirkcy. for the Brooklyn president predicted It negro tnlent Rood enough to hrlng 'even may cost the Brooklyn I lnto Brooklyn system, partlru-: organization a number of ball play-1nrly as high as rloublc-A ball. Aecordina to the word arnimd the i A Happier, Healthier Dog When Properly Fed 4) is the excerpt of the story: Fully 15 years ago, foree of num- Cleveland, the defending league oers compcueci ienn stale college champions, now have Jailed to win defeated Westmont 24-13, but we hi arjHnnon ine practice or per' milling former football warrior, to lo say that the Indiana line it Iff 3 sit with the players at Alumni Day pbiycd otic of the best gnn.es of the KASCO yAa. DOG A FOOD i yc.ir.

Pine blocking by the linesmen permitted Bill Hunter to get away many of his bullet passes without "Bui even If some plsyers quit." i H.vol balllwlrk here, he is only thfi rinrWr rnt-m miom Hirr-1 one of about a couple nf rinzen games, uut rigm on ihe bench cheering the Nltlanles 27-7 triumph over Col unto last Saturday was, as usiinl. Earl E. Hewitt, St Mr. Hewitt. Indiana (Pa.) coal dealer who returned a punt 85 yards to de- in five starts, having lost three games and tied two.

The Hershey Bears retained the lead in the eastern division by coming from behind to earn a 2-2 deadlock with the Provtdence Reds before 6,500 at Hershey. Ken Smith rammed home the tying goal at 14:28 of tho lost period. Tonight's Schedule Providence at Indianapolis. Buffalo at New Haven. much trouble from the Westmont added as he reviewed the possible I ncRro Wrkey srouis have reactions o.f players nnd fans at the' rounded tip tifter hunting Ihroimh surprise Kiffnlng here last nlht, lMin America as wr-11 "they'll he hack after a year or two tho United Stales.

In a cotton mill." I Robinson wns brought Inln Hrook-I rent Wort Point by 6-0 nn Oct. 7, '4 nmw, 'Mack', who played with Connie self-crowned world's urn defense. Bob Horak played a bang-up contest along with "Randy" Gardner, and Eddie Pierce, who seems to always play hcads-up ball. Recent indications' rcvenl from some of the persons "In the know" outs during George Munger's absence. Mungcr, head coach, is 111 and may miss the game.

"No one will be after us for tickets, no newspaper boys will be around for stories," the sad trio kidded. "We'll get licked and drop from seventh place nationally to around 60th." This 30th meeting between the Midshipmen and the Quakers, both unbeaten and untied. Is a 73,000 sellout and the demand for ducats is getting so terrific that even spectators have been unable to buy any from the lucky tlckctholders. The game is regarded by many as the No. 1 game in the country bringing together elevens that ranked No.

3 and No. 7 in this week's Associated Press Poll. Althougn uie Middies have beaten the Red and Blue four straight years, Crowther, Riblelt and Hen that the Indians will be highly fav- urnrl in Ihoir rnmintf lamp with Captains Owls Earlier before coming out flntlyiln last August 21). accent nd terms with the statement that his father nnd agreed In sign before November end Royals' President Hector Rnclne 1 1. the first contrncl ever Riven a aren inviting trouble.

But won't; negro player. Just what the terms avoid if young Rickey went over; were no one admitted here last With Robinson all that the negro night, but from Racine It was shortstop's entry Into organized learned the Dodgers also throw In baseball might imply, He explained a "good bonus" for Robinson's slg-that there might be difficulties fori nature. Tic will Join the Royals Ebensburg. The Indians aro plagued I with three injuries which may keep PHILADELPHIA. Oct, 25.

fP) grid clmmpinns In 1D02 and who is serving his fifth term In the Pennsylvania Legislature, Is In his. 60s now. but never has he missed a Pcnn Stale Homecoming gnme As a young coach, veteran Bob Hlg-glns unce thought he should do something about it but diplomatically, of course. He buttonholed the old star the morning of the "Karl." he purred. "I think it's about time you saw one of our games instead of looking at the bncks of the lliclr key men from playing in this Jim Wilson of Pittsburgh, veteran Every Ingredient In KASCO haa bean carefully aelected to aupply a definite bodily requirement.

The vitamins ao essential to good health, proper growth and reproduction, and the minerals that insure stronger bones and bet ter teeth, are adequate' provided. FEED CO. REAR IlOUK HOTEL 1)38 rhlla. St. Fhone lot contest.

left halfback, will captain the Tern pie Owls Saturday when they meet the quiet six-foot. lftO-pnunder from next spring when they open tniin- both players and fans alike in siimclng, possibly at Daytoua, If 1 Eddia Black. Ilne-plunging sir of the team, is suffering a shoulder injury; Joe Bonarrlgo is having trou me riitsnurgti ramners on their home gridiron. The Owls plan to leave tomorrow afternoon for Pittsburgh. quarters.

He reviewed prejudices they return to their pre-war work-that exist in certain sections, (out grounds. A shortstop this year. 1 realize what I'm going into," Robinson cxphiincd he's also nl ble with nis noKic, ana ine gap ten by Bill Davis, who Is out for the nlnvora nnd rnnfh( nil nftrrnnnn It's no fun. sitting on the bench, eason witn a uroncn wui when you might just as easily be nard lo rcPlace- Hnvlng more lo do with the func-i ih Lisle Carney has been switched Honing or Ihe Indiana learn lbnnfot)r tickets Tve reservrd for you. ifrom nis regular position at end to anyone else.

Is Bill Hunter, son of Thoy are right on the 50-yard iinetne Pivot position. This also gives Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hunter of'hlch in the stands, whore vou won't i "Wally" Staplcton a regular berth South Fifth Street, miss a single play. Round nip three -on "ie runout of your friends and reauv enjoy to-1 Iriomer City At naja wen, rne rnnmeni xnc warns were uucrea, niegmsi BARGAINS knew he had failed, he confessed at i Df cif fl aCrf ate College neo last Friday night's State College nep Bill Is the main spring of Ihe formation play as he plnys the quarterback posillon on the varsity string.

His passing Is ode of the best foats that hove come out of Indiana In a good while. Hunter tips the scales at 156 nnd he is approximately 6 foot 11 Inches in halght. His number 20 has given mnny an opponent an extra sweat when he. unleashes one of his bullet passes. Hi.

runniriH nliUIIu t. nnl hinn In KfHaPO BLUE LABEL JJ8" 9 rally. One glance at Mr, Hewitt's face, and the conch himself was dejected but persevering; "What do you think of lhat, Eati?" "Bob," the old Lion countered, I know I would see better there. But seelne; the game Is only secondary with mc. What I want is to feel the The Blairsville Bobcats will be the favorite over a Homer City eleven when the two teams meet at the American Legion Field in Blairsville at 7:30 on Friday evening.

Homer City, back in the grid picture after an absence of several Iveats. is expected to lose to the let go by and he is up to par with BlairsVille bovs iresh from a last the biggest yard-tfainer, Eddie Morn About Penn State i.a ...11 ft -f Pi-iiHnu virfnrv rtvpr Bell TownshiD. Black. For Comfort and Style Won Skirts 1.79-3.98 Chooi Itvtral from Murphy's large Mitcttoa of th nwBst and prvtliatl in ilirl faihtont. For itylithly comforlblo wartlm wardrobo, mix or match thorn Penn Slate, it is also interesting tolConch Clyde Porter expects to use Popping Com a 33c the same starting line-up that op Tint i i hat Pnnn Sl.it cjflirlfinr frnm home on first or second.

i Indiana. Is making nowsnaDcr ma- Iast nights actual signing came ioi-ii Tom Smith, hmihor nf ihn as a complete mirpri.w. I Jimmy Smith who is olaving re- posed Bell. The Homer City squad may be "new" but support Is not rationed for the Black and White, and a large crowd of backers Is expected at Even Frank Shaiiglinessy, Inter- inri with the Yale erlrt tram. Molasses 25c Qr43 national League president.

named on the Lacrosse All- lives here, wasn't "in" on the America team. Blairsville to whoop them on, with your favorita blousai and twsaleri, A varisfy of colon and itytoi. MURPHY'S Tom hns captained the Lacrosse secret. He heard about It an hour after Robinson signed, and called the Royals office to learn the dc- tails. He couldn't foresee any extra American team, a position held by violent reactions.

nniv nne nthcT Ponn statG rcrossie'RftrT fAltl Pi A lip to your neck in BEAUTY 1 After all," he pointed out. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables LET US CATER TO YOUR WANTS FRESH PRODUCE RECEIVED DAILY long as any fellow's the right typo piaycr. jviosi ri me ine u-mcri-, cans are Annapolis and West Piont HARRISBURG, Oct 25. The men- 'Board of-Control of the Ponnsylva- W. J.

Star Inia Interscholastic Athletic Associa- and can make good and get along with other players, he can play ball. There's no rule In baseball that says a negro can't play. Paul Munshower, the son of Mr.ition at its fall meeting here Mon- and Mrs. Paul Mun shower, of 272 day, Oct. 29, is scheduled to give an Philadelphia street, played right interpretation of its constitution on guard on the varsity Washington the request of District NO.

2's com-Jcfferson College football team mitlee relative to the powers of aus- All Through The Meal 19c Sunshine Krispy Crackers whtch opened its season on octooor pension of a member scnooi. 13th with Fletcher General Hospital The district committee asked for at Cambridge, Ohio. GOLD MEDAL 1.27 FLOUR 25 lb. Sack This was the first football team to take the field in three the interpretation following a suspension of Forty Fort High School for the balance of the football season following an attack on grid officials by spectators and students at the Forty Forl-Pittston game on Oct. 12.

years, as football had become a casualty of the war at Wash-Jeff, Paul, who graduated from Indiana High School, is under the tulelaee Crew-neck SWEATERS of the all-time All-American tackle. The Breakfast for Champions WHEATIES 225c The grid officials filed a protest with the district committee following the attack and at a meeting of the committee Forty Fort was suspended by a vote of five of the six Wilbur F. "Pete Henry, head coach of the 1045 squad. (Editor's Note: Won't It be wonderful to play against a fellow townsmen when the Indiana State Teachers College meets W. J.

on the local field in conjunction with an Armistice Day program on Nov. 12th.) ISTC Vane eli Game Coach George P. Miller yesterday You can't b.at a good looking weater for offic, ichool or iporti 1 7Q QR in fad. you won' w.irt to aft.r JS iaoing th.i. wonderfully toft lip-on and eardiq.n.

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