The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 9

--THE KVEKING STANDAKD, UNIOXTOWJt, HO.VDAV, SKmMHEK IJS5--MGI Eight More Teams Eliminated From WPIAL Class AA Race 7 A HARRISBURG, Sept. 26-W- Postponements marked the third of the 1955 high school foot ball campaign'as upwards of 35 games, most of them in the east way to rain and wet grounds Virtually all the squads forcet to delay their games by the wea ther will play today or tomorrow which, coupled wilh next week end's contests, will make for a heavy schedule of loolbal! for many schools. Topping the list of postponed games to be played today is the Mount Carmel and Mahanoy Ciiy contest. Mount Carmel, Eastern Conference champion last year will be out after its second league victory. The squad already has 52 points this season while holding its two opponcn --Sayre and Tamaqua--scoreles In' the Western Conferenc Ccnemaugh last year champion now boasting a 14-gam winning streak, lines up again Ferndale tomorrow.

If the Indian get by Ferndale and Ebensbur they are rated good chance to go all the again this year. In games over the weekend, th only two. major undefeated, un tied teams from la'st year whic saw competition came throug in fine style. Old forge took it second of the season with a 38- romp over Blakely in an Easter Conference game. The win estab lished the Blue Devils as a def nite threat in the conferences Northern Division.

Another all-winning team from last season, Lower Merion, oper ed its 1955 season with a con vincing 45-13 drubbing of Down ingtown to run its unbeatc skein to 15 games. Mahanoy the last th lour major schools unbeaten an untied last year and still showin clean slale, takes on St. Clai ioday in another rescheduling a postponed game. Eastern Game In an Eastern Conference gam jlayed over the weekend, Shamo tin took another long look a Mount Carmel's crown by whip ping Scranton Tech 32-12. Sna nokin had previously clippe Danville's winning streak at 15.

In the South Penn, co-champioi Carlisle opened its league play bj downing Middlctown 21-0 but Me- chanicsburg, who shared Jeagu lonors with Ihe Thundering Hen. ast season, was edged 21-18 bj Hanover. The only other league game saw Hershey down Waynesboro In the west, eight more team were eliminated from title com lelition in the WPIAL AA to cu he field exactly in half after oa three weeks. Johnstown and Washington ook their second straight league 'ictories while Aliquippa Joome as the dark horse by eliminating a strong McKeeSport squad 18-12 PITTSBURGH, Sept. Dodgers warmed Wednesday's game World Series by downing th Pittsburgh Pirates, 4-0, yesterda behind four pitchers.

Johnny Podres, Russ Myers Jlem Labine and Roger Crai hurled for the Brooks with Podre faining his 10th win. Starter Ron Iline took the loss. He was fol owed on the hill by Dick Little field, Vern Law and Roy Face A5B ieew, as 4 inlder, a. 5 3 Vaiker. 2 'urlllo, rr 3 Hodges, Ib A SALE A SERVICE SPECIAL YOU SAVE ALMOST ON THESE 3 SAFETY SERVICES O'Brien, ci 1 --Lynch, rf 3 Veese, 3b 4 Jleraente, rf-cf 4 tomis.

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REGULAR $20.00 VALVE Only 18 teams are left in th lie race now. During the 195 season, the third week saw eliminated from double competition--the most fo weekend in the season--I reduce the field to 15 out of 3 contenders. title teams title any cuit team i loss or lie in the huge ci automatically eliminates from the title round. Eliminated over the weeken were New Kensington, Jeannett Wilkinsburg, Redstone, Trinits Latrobe, town. Other top games Danville g-o to its winning ways afte week's defeat by Shamoki whipping South WiJIiamspoi Franklin beat Meadville, de- Sect.

II champion, the first league game of th r.for the Warren, 27-7 victor over Frank last weekend, whipped Titus 43-13 in' another I back last by 41-7, fending year lin ville game Dodgers Take Pirates, 4-0 ioblnson, 3 4 1 lromer. 2b 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 12 xlres, 1 Meyer, 1 1 iWne, 0 -Shubi i 0 Tol 39 0 0 0 0 0 0 PltUursh AB 0 0 0 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 33 0 8 27 i--Doubled lor Merer la 6th. b--Grounded out for Labine In 8tl c--Grounded out for E. O'Brien In 3rd. d--FUed out for jnipe In 3rd.

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JacW- Landes. A--25 1 S3 SCORES rerrj- Faint Mirion Canoiubari 15; stcivf East 13; Himpron 7 Scott Iwp 27; AUejheny 20 Robinson Twp. 20; w. Allejhiny Shirpsvllle 13; Mars Bentleyrille 13; west Beth 7 Westmont 25; DlilrsTillc 7 E. Plttstsujrh 13; Vtrosa 12 Leetsdile 32; Aralon 0 llopewell 20; Moon Twp.

7 O-ikMont Plum Twp. 6 luldwln 10; Allcrdlce 0 32; CUrldie 12 13; Lilly 0 Warren 43; TltutTllle 0 Shade Iwp. Bedford 6 Shannock Valley 25; Homer City 14 McDonald 20; Midway Elders Rldje 13; Purchase Line 0 Monaca Corao(Kills Tralford McKeesporl 0 DISTRICT Pitt 22; Syracuse 12 West Vlrrlnla 33; Richmond 12 renn State 35; Boston U. 0 Wayneslmrp '12; Liberty Clarion 27; Edinboro 12 Dcnlson 23; IV Fairmont 12; Davli-Elkins 12 Geneva IS; BaldwIn-IVallare 14 Tampa 12; Morris-Hartey 7 IV. Va.

Tech IS; Potomac. 1J Wooster 41; Allegheny 13 EAST Army SI; Fnrman 0 Baylor 19; VIUanOYi 2 Boston Coil. 27; tlrandcls 6 Coltate 21; Dartmouth 20 Columbia It; Brown 12 Cornell 14; Lehlih Holy Cross 42; Temple 7 Lalayette Muhlenbtrg Nary Il'm JIary 0 Princeton 41; Kntrm 7 Yale Connecticut 0 MIDWEST Iowa 2S; Kansas Stale Kansas 13: wash. State 0 Miami (0.) 2j; Northwestern Mlchlran 42; Missorjrt 7 Mich. Slate 20; Indiana 13 Notre Darae 1); SMU 0 Ohio State Nebraska 20 Purdne Coll.

of Pacific Tnlsa II; Uardln-Stmmons 11 Wabuh 13; Albion Was'nlngton JO: Minnesota 0 Wisconsin 28: Marqnetle II SOUTH Auburn 15; Chattanocra Clemson 20; Virjlnla 7 Dulse 33; C. State 7 Geo. Wash. 2t; VMJ Georgia 14; Vandtrbilt 11 Georgia Tecft Florida 7 Kentucky 21; Mississippi 14 Maryland UCLA 0 Oklahoma IS; N. Carolina Miss.

State 13; Tennessee 7 Forest 31; S. Carolina 1) SOUTHWEST Arkansas 21; Okla. A t- 0 Rice 20; Alabama 0 Ttiaj 35; Tnlane 21 Texas A ft 28; LSU 0 ICU Ttuu TKk New Homer Mark Set By Senior Loop By ORLO ROBERTSON The Associated Press The 1955 major league baseba: season started and ended on record note. The Dodgers, newl crowned National League cham pioiis, started it by reeling 1 straight victories--a major leagu high for triumphs at the begin ning oE a campaign. And when Wally Moon of th St.

Louis Cardinals hammered home off Chet Nichols Milwaukee in' the ninth innin yesterday two more records wen into the books. It was No. 1,26 by National League batters an 2,224 by hitters of both league for new standards. In between the accomplishmen of the Dodgers and Moon's feat which qualified his record-smash ng bat for a place in baseball' Hall of Fame, there were enoug! other records and highlights make 1955 one of the most inter in years. The Dodgers clinched their pen nant on Sept.

8, the earliest dat history. And the New Yorl Yankees pulled away in the fjna week after one of the closest bat es in years. Brooklyn wound up with a ame advantage over the seconc Milwaukee Braves with th New York Giants, 1954 winners another five games back. The Yanks beat the American League's defending titleholders, Clevelani Indians, by three games. There was only one manageria during the middle of the eason.

That was replacement Eddie Stanky as pilot of the Car dinals by Harry Walter. But Leo Durocher stepped down Saturda after 7Vi years at the helm of iants and was replaced by Minne ipolis 1 Bill Rigney and Fred Ha ney was fired yesterday as man iger of the Pirates. Without any attempt io evalu the importance of the perform inces, here are some of the other lighlights of the year: Pitching Don Newcombe (20-5), Dodgers nd Robin Roberts (23-14), Phil ies, were only 20-game winners in ither league. Roberts won 20 or more games for sixth consecutive ear. Herb Score, Cleveland, broke irover Alexander's J911 rookie ecord by striking out 244, includ ng IS Red Sox (high for the ear) in one game.

Sam Jones, Cubs, hurled o-hilfer of season. Pirates were ie victims. Vernon Law, Pirates, pitched he longest game of the year, 18 nnings, but didn't receive credit or victory when Pittsburgh won ut over Milwaukee in 19th. Balling Ernie Banks, Cubs broke record or shortstop? with 44 homers and is five grand slam homers vas a new major league mark. Bobby Hofman, Giants His ine pinch home runs tied Cy Wilams' mark.

Willie Mays, Giants, and Duke nider, Dodgers--Hays' 51 hom- rs tied New York's record and nider-s 42 matched his rooklyn mark. Al Kaline, Tigers, tied Ty Cobb youngest player ever to win meriean League batting title saline, 20, hit .340. Newcombe's seven home runs roke a hitting record by a pitch- To look at the final day's games ne would think, the pennant de- ended on every pitch. Of the 10 games yesterday, lere were three shutouts, two ne-run performances and three vo-run games. Art Fowler of Cincinnati check- the Cubs with four hits while mates slapped around three hicago pitchers for a 13-0 deci- on.

Billy Pierce of the White Sox mitcd the Athletics to three hits a 3-0 triumph. George Susce of the Red Sox cfeatcd the Yankees 8-1 in the game of a double-header ler the American League cham- ons had won the opener 9-2 with ob Turley, Bob Grimm and Johny Kucks sharing the mound uties. The Giants beat the Phillies 5- with Mays hitting his 51st horn- and then dropped a 3-1 decision they were checked by Curt mmons and Jack Meyer. Bob Miller, who beat the In- ans in an all-important game uring the week, turned the trick gain as the Tigers wound up with 6-2 victory over Cleveland. In other action the Cardinals eat the Milwaukee Braves 8-5 nd the Baltimore Orioles edged 'ashington 5-4.

Season Ends Qn Record Note UniontownHigh School's 1903 Grid Machine Ixpcriincntai Miiskie 'locking Planned An experimental stocking ot en Slilc creek in the vicinity of 'aynesburg wilh muskies is beg made by the Pennsylvania ish commission. They are to be less than the Mnch minimum when stocked ut if there is sufficient food arc xpected to reach legal size by ext muskie season. It is the rst time they have been slocked Ten Mile creek, where bass, uckers, catfish and blue gills ow abound. Formosa has a population ol 749,000, an increase of 2,658,691 the fUl WALK WINS Sept. 26- Ifl--Gerald Walk of Berlin, won the Pennsylvania men's Held archery championship conducted by the State Archery Assn.

at nearby Creen Lane yesterday. on the next play. Valari broke hrough to stop Lockard on the extra point effort. LeFevre Recovers Early in the fourth period leade LeFevre came up with his econd fumble recovery of the game on his 47. The Pointers moved to (he Perry 32 before 'alari intercepted Brewer's pass the 20 and ran it back to the 5 to set the Commodores' last march in progress.

Matsko got two and Matty wenl 2 to the Pointer 41. Matsko ran or two more, Erdely went fol ive and Benke shot through for 3 to the 21 and another first lown. Matsko gained one and then vas tossed for a four yard loss. Erdely passed Io George Bednar vho made a tumbling catch on the nine for the first down. Benke went the rest of the way on the play and then bucked across or the 20th point.

Manuel a intercepted 3rewer's pass on the first ollowing the kickoff and the Commodores then proceeded to run the clock out. O1XT Ends-- McLauehltn. Tackles--Biosser, Strlmmel. Guards--Travis. Mazzottl.

Johnmn Center--RobMns. Backs--Brewer. Dilliner, Nicholson ocifird. Dunham. Ku ERRYOPOL1S-- 20 Ends--Novak.

Bednar, Bright Eaos. coldren. Tackles--SBSTC, Stephens, Hagerman. Ouarrb--Eycrs, Darts, Farrow Center--Vatarl. Osier Bacts Matty.

Brderly. Matsto enfce. Hatcher. Sams. AcottA.

Kern- cane, Fiersol, Thompson. Ansel). by Periods: olnt Marion 0 erryopolts 7 0-- 6 7--20 Touchdowns: Beake 2, Matty Dil ner. Eitra Points: Benke fplunjes). Officials: Barbero.

nutc, Reman. FAR WEST Colorado 14, Arizona 0 Illinois 20; California 13 Orejon Slati- 10; Stanford 0 Utah 20; Idaho 13 Wyoming 35; MOUNTAIN PLAYHOUSE Stoughton JENNERSTOWN, PA, This Week 'THE RAINMAKERS" Slalincc Friday Saturday 2 P. M. Phone Bonrell 3512 Make Dinner Reservations GREEN GABLES Major League Standings National Leaprue YESTEKDAY'S RESULTS Brooklyn Pittsburgh 0 New Yorlc Philadelphia 2 Philadelphia New Yort 1 Cincinnati 13; Chicago 0 St. LouU luiwauiee i FINAL STANDIKGS W.

L. Pet. G. S8 55 .541 85 69 72 81 .471 26 Louis 68 85 COMMODORES (Continued from Page 8) and fumbled brit Perry recoverei for an eight yard gain. On keeper again Malty bolted ove left tackle for the final six yard and another tally.

Hike Matski was stopped short on ihe PAT try Valari Intercepts On the ensuing kickoff poin Marion started a drive from it 17 and went across midfield fo Ihe first time. A pass interception by Steve Valari on the 16 halted Ihe advance. Later in the period Dick Bios- jer grabbed a Matty fumble out of the air on his 43 and went to phn he 50. The Pointers moved to 11 48T erry 16 where two passes fel ncomplete as the half ended. Point Marion moved 84 yards in 1 plays with the second hal behind the sparkling run ning of Dilliner.

He personally accounted for 71 yards of the march. Diliiner got the kickoff and vas downed on the 16. He carriec three straight times to get a firs down going to the 19, 23 and 38 on the three runs. Bob Lockard got a yard and Don )unham five more to the 44 Dil iner slid through behind his lef a'ckle on the next play and raced 43 yards to the Perry 13 before le was downed. Dunham got one, Dilliner fivi two carries and Lockard wen around right end to the one for the first Dilliner smashed over 68 85 eo 94 jso 3sj4 Llcvclauu, Detroit PUjed one lie Drop Loop Openers American League YESTERDAY'S RESULTS New York fi.

Boston 2 Boston New York 1 Chicago Kansas City 0 Detroit Cleveland 2 Baltimore 5, Washington 4 FINAL STAXDIXGS W. L. Pet. G. lew York 56 58 .623 'leveland 93 61 91 63 J91 Boston Detroit Kinsis City Saltlmore 57 97 Washington 53 101 .545 J13 .63 91 .409 J10 Jll WayriesburgTo Meet Geneva This Weekend Two colorful Western Pennsyl vania minor college footbal will play for the 31st time Saturday Reeves Stadi urn, Beaver Falls, when the Gen eva Covenenters will be host to he visiting Waynesburg College Yellow Jackets.

Down through the years from he pre-World War I days of the lat topped head gears and stitl ribbed shin guards the ancienl rivals have been putting on some of the best gridiron fare to be shown by any minor college teams the country. Waynesburg now has a four jame edge in the closely foughl series, having won 16 to Geneva's 12, with two ties. Much tradition has bojlt itself ip in this long lime rivalry and will be to the forefront again the 1955 renewal Saturday nighL Last year they played a coreless tie and another equally close game is predicted by many close to both clubs. Carries Lead nlo Final Bound NEWTON, Sept 26--ffl --Husky Doug Ford, the national ''GA titlist from Yonkers, N. arried a two-stroke lead with 3 me under par 207 into the final ound of the 72-hole Sponsors Golf 'ournament at the Charles River Country Club today.

Ford. 33, struggled to a par 36 the first nine yesterday, but in he registered an eagle three on the 480-yard 10th hole nd added three birdies to finish the round in a fine 68, four under ar. Florida has 4,724 miles of rail road. SKY-VIEW CARMICHAELS NOW SHOWING The LUND NOW SHOWING OSAKTIC Generous. Musicw.

Simswc UWl I BffB GYP CiuatMt DotoMt OMT MKMAH Kno NEWCOMBK (Continued from Page g) Mantle, inactive since Sept. 16 when he pulled a leg muscle beating out a bunt against Boston, finally got back into action yesterday as a pinch hitter in each game of the double-header against the Red Sox. Although trainer Gus Mauch and Stengel think he'll be ready for the series, Mickey isn't too hopeful. "I haven't really tested the leg yet," he said, "and I won't test it until tomorrow but I think it's far from being healed. It doesn't hurt when I bat but I don't think I can run on it." The National Football League itandings looked strange today with Cleveland and Detroit, the league's bully boys for three years, on the bottom looking up.

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