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SEVEN Carlisle High Clinches First Half Peim Tie THE EVENING SENTINEL. CARLISLE, 7A SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1933 South By Alan Mover FINE START Cumberland Valley Eagles Defeat Susquenita, 60 57 Mike Washington Scores 32 Points As Thundering Herd Defeats Middletown INDIANS, PHILS, GIANTS TALKING OF TRADE DEALS Sports Parade By Oscar Fraley 8 1 IRA MURGHISON OPPOSES SIME i.au 4' lull New Cumberland Susquehanna Cumberland Valley Enola West Shore South Perm 8 8 6 4 4 NEW YORK (UP) Fearless Pst. .889 .889 .889 .667 .444 .444 .222 .222 .222 Carlisle 7 0 1.000 Fraley'i facta and figures: Carmen Basilio is an ooenine Blosser 0 11 Rohrer 4 10 Troup 6 4 16 Rife 3 0 6 Fisher 2 15 .857 Waynesboro 6 Chambersburg 5 Northern 2 to 5 favorite to defend his mid Middletown Shippensburg dleweight title against Sugar Ray Robinson in their rematch at Chicago Stadium on March 25, but Hummelstown 2 Susquenita 2 Boiling Springs 1 Section One .625 ,571 .375 .286 .286 .286 Totals 20 16 56 Mechanicsburg Non-scoring Hershey Rippin 8 .111 Pet. 0 1.000 Hershey tr ine ngnt experts contend that Robinson will be the choice at Fortna. Mechanicsburg Brandt, fianifver r-L 1 V- 8 .143 ring time.

Gettysburg Hershey 14 9 10 17 4-54 M'burg 11 17 11 11 6-56 The reasoning Is that Basilio NEW YORK (UP) Talk about at least three major player deals said to be near completion overshadowed the actual business on the schedule today when the major- leagues opened separate meetings. New General Manager Frank Lane of the Geveland Indians, President Horace Stoneham of the San Francisco Giants, and Roy Harney, general manager of the Philadelphia Phillies, shaped up as the key men in the deals that were boiling on the fron tof baseball's hot stove. Lane was dickering with both the New York Yankees and Detroit Tigers with Indians' fast Susquehanna 4 Cumberland Valley 3 Hummelstown 1 Susquenita 1 Boiling Springs 1 JV score: Hershey 49, Mechan ,750 ,250 ,250 ,250 will ne more confident this time plus the fact that each passing month takes so much more out of those 37-year-old Robinson Tuesday's Games Mechanicsburg at Middletown Carlisle at Waynesboro Hanover at Hershey Scotland at Chambersburg icsburg 42. Shippensburg Van Scyoe 4 1 section two Pet. legs.

But Sugar Ray. is' only three pounds over 160-Dound mid- Gettysburg at Shippensburf Wiestling. 4 19 Michael 9 3 21 dleweight limit as he goes into Camp Hill 4 0 J. 000 New Cumberland 31 .750 Northern 13 .250 Enola 1 3 West Shore 13 .250 training and his new-found sharpness is expected to sway the Freeman 2 0 Sullivan 1 0 Jones 3 3 Ramp 1 1 price. bailer Ray Narleski as his chief Bill Talbert, America's Davis Davis Cup captain, is highly op- bait.

Stoneham reported he was very Totals 24 9 57 Aext Tuesday's Games Hummelstofn at Cumberland V. Enola at New Cumberland Boiling Springs at Camp Hill Susquehanna at Susquenita Northern at West Shore near announcement of a trade but was holding off until he found out Hanover timistic over the chances of gaining the big silver mug the next time and believes that the United States could have won it this time if Dick Savitt, Budge Patty and Ham Richardson had Ferguson 8 6 22 CI if he could get better terms from a third team. Fbillies Want First Baseman Gazelle-like Mike Washington registered more than half of his team's points as the Green and White forces of Gene Evans assured Carlisle High Sehool of a share of the first-half Southern Pennsylvania Conference basketball crown by defeating Middle-town, 62-49, here last night in the presence of a gathering of 1,200, Washington, a junior who is currently leading the Pennsylvania Conference scoring derby poured 32 points through the cords last night as Carlisle continued unbeaten in the conference with a log of 7-0 and needs only to defeat second-place Waynesboro at Waynesboro on Tuesday night to nail down the first-half title. Middletown, a pesky ball club, The Cumberland Valley High School Eagles retained their hold Shoemaker 2 4 Stetter 0 1 Small 2 0 Shoff 2 3 on second place in Section One of the Lower Susquehanna Confer been on the team. Break Contlv Harney was reported anxious to land a first baseman and the Cincinnati Redlegs, with three on their roster, were seen as the Irons 5 3 13 ence by turning back Susquenita "All four singles matches were decided by one break in the fifth 60-57, in a spine-tingling contest last night which required an extra most likely source.

Gab about these and other pos set," he asserted. "With steady period before the outcome was campaigners such as Savitt, Pat Total 19 17 55 Non-scoring Shippensburg Kane Shippensburg .14 9 15 19-57 Hanover 12 15 14 14-55 sible swaps was making some of ty or Richardson the breaks TouFNey rye ioz A5i.e$ OPti GOT A WAS TOfiHXD MAT SMOVLP BS 77 6RIT6T yX MS i GOlfMG G4REfi. the baseball men present almost might have gone the other way. The regulation game ended with forget about the items on the TtftNEP PAO, 0iTT TM fTOOOfKZT pze BEUBvep MORE TrtM HE'P EtBR tfOd MlAyEJf' Back in November, Willie Shoe JV score: Hanover 59, Shippens WASHINGTON (UP) Five-foot-five Ira Murchison, has never lost a sprint, indoors, and six-foot4wo Dave Sime, just th one to beat him, renew their rivalry tonight in the 11th annual Washington Evening Star indoor track meet. With Ron Delany, winner of the mile in a meet record 4:08.1 at the Philadelphia Inquirer meet Friday night, passing up this one, attention switches to the sprint series of 70, 80 and 100 yards.

Sime made his big-time debut here two years ago when, as a unheralded sophomore from Duke, he swept the series and put frosting on the cake with a 9.5 100 for a world Indoor record. Murchison won the series last year, beating Sime in the 70 and 80 before Dave pulled put of the 100 because of illness. Sime in Winter Debut Sime, now an international star despite his troubles off the starting blocks, is making his winter debut. Murchison, formerly of Western Michigan College and the fastest starter in the business, is gunning for his 17th straight Indoor triumph. Murchison won the 50-yard dash at Philadelphia Friday night, beating Bob.

Brown in 5.3 seconds. Other Philadelphia winners included Charlie (Deacon) Jones of Iowa in the two-mile with a meet record 8:58.6, Charlie Jenkins of Villanova for 'the fourth straight year in "the 600 in 1:12.5 and George King of the New York A.C., in the 1000 in 2:13.4. High Jump Tied Elias Gilbert of Winston-Saleqi Teachers in the 50-yard high hurdles in 6.1 seconds. Don Bragg of the Philadelphia Shanahan Catholic Club in the pole vault at 15 feet 3 inches, and Floyd Smith of the Chicago Track Club and George Dennis of the Shanahan Catholio Club in the high jump, each clearing 6 feet 7 inches. Delany, winning his 17th consecutive indoor mile, took the lead with a lap and one half to go and beat Phil Coleman of the Chicago Track Club by 12 yards.

Jim Beatty of the U.S. Army was third and Bob Seaman of UCLA fourth. King, the only other starter, dropped out after losing a shoe in the first Jap but returned 20 minutes later to win tha 1000. the score knotted at 52-52 after Cumberland Calley saw its first was never ahead after Carlisle agenda for the separate meetings of the American and National burg 26, maker had to choose between Ralph Lowe's Gallant Man and penod-15-4 advantage fade away. Leagues this morning and their In the end Roly Peffer's- bucket Wheatley Stables' Bold Ruler in jumped away to an 8-1 lead but the Blue Raiders did rally midway through the second quarter to stalemate the count at 16-16.

But here Washington cashed in on two the Trenton Handicap. It was as Basketball Scores sumed he chose Lowe's Gallant and a foul by George Myers en-abled the Eagles to deadlock the count at 52-52. In. the extra period a field goal, and two fouls by Man because of a sense of obli- free throws to put the Thundering SCHOLASTIC gation due to the "pull up" ride he gave the horse in the Kentuc joint meeting later in the day. On the actual agenda, proposals about territory bonuses were expected to get the most attention.

Rule Invasion Regarding territory, a special four-man committee of the majors has drawn up a new rule for Herd back in front for good Bishop McDevitt 67, Lebanon Cath Steve Dufne and a bucket by Pef-fer turned the tide for the Eagles Cumberland Valley Lassies Continue Unbeaten Record ky Derby. Blue Raiders Battle 44. The invading Blue Raiders Now there is another obvious Boiling Springs, having its troub John Harris 73, Milton Hershey 62 reason. Willie just hit oil with hi les on the cage floor this year. York 60, Reading 47 lost its third conference test in William Penn 56, Central Dauphin fought tenaciously but each time the visitors threatened to make a contest out of it Carlisle came roarin' back, first with Washington first well which he received from Lowe.

the rich get four starts in bowling to West 53 ncner. GIRLS' LSC GIRLS' CONFERENCE New Cumberland 75, Northern 50 Shore, 75-39. Cumberland Valley WILLIAMS BOWS then with Dick Eckert pusn snots West Shore 74, Boiling Springs 39 Jackie Farrell, a member of the New York Yankee front of future franchises and adoption is expected. It would limit the location of two major league teams in one city to cities with a population of 2 million or more and in these cases would bar teams in a two-team city from having and finally Captain Wes James" set DIVISION Camp Hill 84, Enola 46 Carlisle Middletown 49 fice staff for 16 years, was Bare 1 1 shots which strucK tne target. newspaperman before that.

Dur Washincton finally broke tne Duffie 4 .5 J3 Cumberland Valley 60, Susquenita TO JOE ing that earlier era. one of his game wide open when he pour. 57 jobs once was to ghost -write for Roberts 0 2 Myers 4 1 Holthus 0 3 Waynesboro 55, S. Hagerstown 51 parks within five miles of each other. ed three buckets in ounng yne first two minutes of the period to hike Carlisle's lead to 48-38, its Dizzy Dean.

Didn't Matter The upshot of this rule would Burkhart 4 8 16 Shippensburg 57. Hanover 55 Juniata Jt. 67, West Snyder 57 Scotland 66, Quincy 27 WASHINGTON (UP) Young Ernie (Sonny Boy) Williams, the 'It was okay," Jackie grins widest maririn at that point. Peffer 7 0 14 be to leave the Brooklyn-Queens area of New York City open for Pet. West Shore 3 0 1.000 Susquehanna 3 1 .750 Enola 2 2 .500 Boiling Springs 1 3 .250 Central Dauphin 0 3 .000 DIVISION Cumberland 4 0 1 000 Camp Hill 3 1 .750 Mechanicsburg 2 2 .500 Northern 13 .250 Susquenita 0 4 .000 "except that he couldn't read The 32 points Washington dump Mechanicsb'g 56, Hershey 54 (ot) bundle of bobbing and weaving another big-league team, a point and I couidn write." 20 '20 60 Totals fury who threatened a major up ed in last night ooostea nu ev-en game total to 193.

Bobby Fischer, Brooklyn's 14- Susquenita, Javve8 win Buchanan do, Fannett-Metal aO Chambersburg 66, Gettysburg 49 Biglerville 50, Bermudian 37 Lancaster 54, Lebanon 46 Carson Long 48. Blain 46 year-oid triple crown chess champion, is learning to ski under the tutelage of Olympic competitor Tn a nreliminary game, the Car in favor of the National League, while at the same time leaving the way open for the American League to put a team in Los Angeles. Unless the New York Yankees agreed, however, the rule lisle reserves downed the Middle-town jayvees, 51-35. Ickes 9 2J0 Eater i 4 1 9 Rowe 5 0 10 Klucker 0 3 3 Renshaw 4 7 15 lorn Kastner and in return is Susquehanna 79, Hummelstown 34, set against lightweight champion Joe Brown until stopped by a cut eye, today challenged Brown to a title fight. All tliree ring officials had Sonny Boy ahead in the TV fight at the New Capitol Arena Friday night when he lost on a technical knockout in the fifth round because of an eight-stitch cut, high teaching Kastner to play chess Second-Dlace Vv aynesooro, Deat- Monday's Oame would kill the Polo Grounds (less Many chess (not cheese) champs have been good athletes.

Cuba's Central Dauphin at West Shore en onlv by Sliippensburg, registered a 55-51 non-league triumph over Mortie Dutra Leads The undefeated Cumberland Val than a mile from Yankee Stadium) as the site of a future NL team in New York. Jose Capablanca was a top ten Totals 22 13 57 South Hagerstown, Ma. Senior Golf Event Other conference struggles xouna Non-scoring Susquenita ley High School girl's basketball team registered its fourth Lower Susquehanna Conference victory The majors killed the bonus iweohnnicsbure edging nersney, Rissineer. Barrick. on his tipper left eyelid.

nis star ana kussi Hons Spas-sky clears six feet in the high jump. -Some TV shows refuse to give rule at their last conclave; now 56-54, Shippensburg nipping Han DUNEDIN, Fla. (UP) Five they must decide whether this ac Cumberland V. 15 8 10 8-60 Susquenita 4 21 13 15 5-57 cnased him all over the ring, and he had to butt me to stop over. 57-S5.

ana namoersouis VENTURI TIES JAMES DEM ARET 'youngsters" in the divided field tion should be retroactive, that is. trouncing Gettysburg, 66-49. JV Score: Cumberland Valley 40, me, said 2-year-old Williams. for the National PGA Seniors golf whether "bonus" players now in "Maybe the butt was accidental tneir stun gratis to the Armed Forces Radio and Television Service but sports are completely cooperative. AMF's Middletown tournament get another shot today the majors should lose that desig Susquenita 38 (Overtime).

West Shore at Mortie Dutra lead. nation and become eligible for de but it "did the trick. I'll watch out for his head if he'll meet me in a title fight." Dutra. 58-year-old Calexieo. Gruber 5 212 motion to the minors.

"Bowling Time" teevee show has professional added a 1-un- McGraw 7 2 16 O'Brien 4 5 13 Beale 3 4 14 last night by defeating Its arch rival, Mechanicsburg, 51-35, While the Boiling Springs lassies were bowing to West Shore, 59-33. In other games Camp Hill trounced Northern Joint, Dillsburg, 68-23 and Enola bested Susquenita, 35-26. Cumberland Valley Walters 3 3 9 Fetterhoff 2 .1 5 Ensminger 9 5 23 Stought 6 2 14 just been presented to the service organization and will be seen Sheeler 14 6 der-par 71 in the cold wind Fri Herman 0 11 Ernie eyelid was nicked in a head collision in the third round and it began to trickle blood in Tagium 4 0 8 Grimwood 1.... 5 0 10 by 250,000 servicemen at the Thule Air Base, Greenland in ROCHESTER IS day for a two-round total of 140 that left him four strokes in front of his own bracket, the group for Fager 215 Millard 3 0 the fourth; and another head col Kotle 1 0 2 Seoul, Korea; Dhahran Field, Saudi Arabia, as well as In Ma- lision in the fifth caused it to those od and older. bleed profusely.

But that mark is expected to Wood 2 1 3 Trayer 1 0 2 Slothower 2 2 6 Reeser 6 5 17 HERSHEY RIVAL mia, Adak and Okinawa. Pick Your Play Totals 20 9 49 Carlisle Title Not At Stake Brown's title was not at stake PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UP) -It takes all kinds of people to make a world and the same holds true for tha golf tour. For Instances Ken Venturi, la a 26-yer-ol4 athlete dedioated to the game, who loves to practice and spend hours every day on the practice tee. Jolly Jimmy Pemaret la 45, a grandpa who never goes near the practice tee and who seldom even plays a game these days.

So Venturi and Demaret, two of the finest tee-shot performers in be threatened seriously as the wet, cold and windy weather cleared over the tough national Many of the tall men in basketball are rugged enough to play in their scheduled 10-rounder be 11 51 Eckert 5 2 12 Washington 10 12 32 PGA gold course. HERSHEY The Hershev Totals 28 18 74 Boiling Springs In the 50 to 54 age group start Sollenberger 2 2 6 Bears, who have been deadlocked tootoaii, too. but Georgia Tech's Bobby Dodd explains why they don't make the parlay. "They cause each weighed more than the 135-pound" limit. Brown scaled 137i pounds; Williams, I361i.

Sonny Boy. a 3-1 underdog ap ing its second round, three were Totals 20 Mechanicsburg Ro 3 Smiser 4 Irvine 3 Shortridge 4 James 4 0 8 in three of their last six games, 1 1 4 1 2 4 8 4 7 15 only one stroke back of Dutra's opening-day 69. They were Bill are hoping to mount an over-pow- Knaub 0 2 2 Ditenhafer 1 0 2 rave to make a choice, he says, "because after the regular football season is over the basketball ering offensive against the Roch pearing in his 24th fight and sec ond IV bout, showed absolutely no respect for the more experi Black, Ludington, Bob Stupple, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Meyer Steinour Steinour Kirncofe Rollin Rider ester Americans at the Sports Arena tonight at 8 p.m. 4 7 15 113 13 5 10 2 squad is too far ahead for him Total 22 18 62 Non-scoring Middletown Reid. Charles Sheppard, West Newton, enced and highly regarded cham to ever catch up." he Bears, who out-fired Pro the business, are tied for the lead as the $15,000 Thunderbird Invitation golf tournament goes into tha third round today.

last year runner-up. pion. Using a low bob-and-weave, Red Auerbach. coach of the vidence, 49' to 27 on Wednesday Carlisle Cromer. Middletown 6 1 12 IS 49 Also within sight of the lead aft he forced the action in every Boston Celtics, remembers losing Totals 14 7 35 Nonscoring: Cumberland Valley Clyde, Nichols, Brown, Broxter-man, Ross, Ilgpnfritz, Walker, Mechanicsburg Wreber.

Runkle, Rider, Panza, Gutshall. night, yet only earned a 2-2 tie, will be strengthened by the arrival round. He slid under the taller Carlisle 10 20 14 1862 Venturi. a San Franciscan In his er first-round 71s were Fay Coleman Los Angeles, and. Jock Wil- oniy one oratorical debate to a referee.

That was once in a game JV score: Carlisle 51. Middle- of Hec Lalande, 23-year-old cen town 35. first year as a pro, had a torrid eight-under-par 63 Friday to come up with a 133 total for 36 holes. at bheboygan when a spectator Dutra 140 won the Bourne Tro ter man from the Detroit Red Wings. Lalande, who was schedul Chambersburg Cumberland Valley 12 8 17 14-51 2 14 7 1235 phy, awarded the 55 or older golf took a poke at Ked.

The referee, fearful of a full-scale or Demaret, defending champion er with the best 36-hole score. He champion's long arms and hammered him at close quarters. Referee Ray Bowen stopped the bout at 1:17 of the fifth session upon advice of Dr. John A. Kneipp, who feared that the bloody eye might be permanently injured if Williams were permitted to continue.

JV Score: Cumberland Valley 21, Washabaugh 5 Yourkavitch 6 Salter 3 dered Ked on the bench. ed to report in time for Wednesday's game, was grounded at Johnstown because of bad and three-time winner of thia tourney, has played exactly one previously won it in 1955, Mechanicsburg 20. "Why me?" Red ranted. "Why 0 10 5 17 6 12 1 1 2 18 2 8 Gentleman Gene Sarazen of Totals 12 15 39 Non-scoring West Shore Anderson, Bowman. Boiling Springs Christopher, Matz.

West Shore 11 28 21-74 Boiling Springs ,10 10 9 10-39 Officials: Thomas, Moyer. JV score; West Shore 47, Boiling Springs 24. Robertson Risks Cage Scoring Lead Oscar Robertson risks his razor- aont you get a cop and lock up round of golf in two months. He fired a very fine 65 Friday for Germantown, N.Y., the 1954 Sen Officials: Dorsetf, Boiling Springs Jacobs 0 Warren 8 Richardson 3 the joker who took a shot Coach Frank Mathers expects iors champ, closed the gap some at tli same total. to install Lalande between Bobby what i nday, matching Dutra 71 to tie at 144 in second place with Sollinger and Eddie Stankiewicr.

Brenneman 7 6 20 Wei 5 2 12 said the referee ominously, "am a cop and if you don't get off the bench I'll toss you in Lalande, who broke into the NHL Totals 25 16 66 Gettysburg Bert Montressor, Sarasota, Fla. Lebo 0 11 Cards Drop Bid Defending champion Al Ma Little IS 2 28 Bowling Scores jau. Red got! trons, Birmingham, carded Furney 3 0 9 33 three years ago with the Chicago Blackhawks, came to Detroit several weeks ago in the multiple player transaction which also included the switching of Jack Mc- a 73 to tie at 147 with. Billy Burke, On Bonus Beauty ST. LOUIS (UP) Competi Steinour 0 2 2 Totali 12 West Shore thin national basketball scoring Clearwater, and John R.

Keefer 2 2 6 Weikert 113 Williams. Hamdcn, Conn. Burke, lead while West Virginia and St. John's (N.Y.) risk the only per tive bidding for the services of CARLISLE TIRE RUBBER Division Bowling League Crow 4, Commanche 0 Intyre and Lome Ferguson, a couple of ex-Bears. Crist 10 2 1931 National Open champion, shot the day's best round, a 69.

18 17 7 6 11 4 3 1 4 3 Prosser 0 2 Umholtz 7 Redfern Tutbil 3 Mellinger 1 Arnold 4 While the Bears hold a 5-2-1 fect records left among major college court teams in feature games on today's schedule. Dave Nicholson, an 18-year-old outfielder, was expected to reach its peak today and Sunday. Oneida 4, Navaho 0 leads Cincinnati in a home game edge over Roly McLenahan's skaters to date, they haven't been able to up-end the Amerks since The St. Louis Cardinals triday Total 20 9 49 Non-scoring Chambersburg withdrew their bid for the home against Wichita. A victory would boost Cincinnati into a slight lead Totals 22 15 59 Strayer.

Jones, Strite, Stoops, Black Vein 3, Cheyenne 1 Omaha 3, Fox 1 Pawnee 3, Chippewa 1 Seneca 3, Seminole 1 Apache 2, Cherokee 2 Iroquois 2, Mohawk 2 MONMOUTH WINS AUGUST TRENTON, N.J. (UP)-Despite a protest by officials of Atlantic City Race Track, the state racing commission has alloted the lush week of August to Monmouth Park in a tentative racing calendar announced Friday. Garden State. opens the New Jersey season for 25 days on May Monmouth runs 50 days beginning June 11; Atlantic City runs' for 50 days starting on Aug. 8 and Garden State closes out with 25 days starting Oct 9.

town youth when things got too Nonscoring i Boiling Springs December 14, when Bobby Per-reault handed them a white-washing. Rochester ended Hershey's rich for their blood. A Cardinal spokesman said they placed a over idle Bradley in the hot Missouri Valley Conference Shotter, -Swartz, McCoy, Moyer, Heatherly, Stouffer. Gettysburg Nichols. Grosholtz, Collingsworth, Fair, Reasef, Marthland.

JOCKEY SUSPENDED ARCADIA, Calif. (UP) Jockey Manuel Ycaza, who has accounted for 16 winners at the current Santa Anita meeting, was set down for five days Friday for causing interference in a race on Thursday. Ycaza's suspension goes into effect on Jan. 28 and runs through Feb. 1, Dunn, Lurch.

Hinkle. West Shore ve straight string with 3-2 and Oscar goes into the fray with Boyles, Steineman, Bohl, Brubaker, 5-2 wins and deadlocked the Bears $50,000 limitation on Nicholson and it was known that the Chicago White Sox were willing to an average of 32.43 points per Chambersburg 17 12 17- 20-66 Gettysburg 9 13 16 11-49 omen High single Helen Beam High triple Gen Morgan Team high single Seminole 6-6 on their last meeting. ISO 469 727 Grossman, Osborne. Officials! Botton. Dond.

JV score Chambersburg 54, Get The Bears will shuffle off to game, with 4o4 points 14 games. PJght on his heels, and idle tonight, is seven-foot Wilt tysburg 50. Springfield for a Sunday game Boiling Springs 4 7 11 11 33 West Shore 17 13 18 1159 (The Stilt) Chamberlain of Kan gainst the vastly improved In Hershey OFT sas, with a 32.42 average on 389 dians, after which they'll come Team high triple Seminole 1999 Men High single Calloway 209 High triple C. Calloway 591 Team high single Sioux 938 Team high triple Sioux 2519 points in 12 games. home for an all-important rracas Moyer 4 4 12 Schriver 2 10 CUBS' TICKETS INCREASED CHICAGO (UP) In keeping with the trend of recent seasons the Chicago Cubs announced an increase in ticket prices for the West Virginia, the nation No.

1 Scorer West, Shore 24, Boiling Springs 7. Carlisle Jr. High with the second-place Cleveland Barons at the Sports Arena next Hummer Oil team in the ratings by the United Price 12 2 26 Wednesday. 1958 National League season at Groff 113 Blair 10 2 T.ONODEN RIDES AGAIN ARCADIA, Calif. (UP) Johnny Longden, the world's all-time jockey, returns to the saddle at Santa Anita 'today after a layoff of six months because of a broken sleg.

The 47-year-old Longden has only one mount today which will serve as a test to determine if he is able to ride regularly. Through his long career he has won 5,090 races. Passers Defeated Wngley Field. Grandstand seats pay at least $100,009. Nicholson became eligible for negotiations Wednesday when his class graduated from high school, and every major league team except Detroit beat a path to hia door to buy the player.

A White Sox spokesman said Vice President Charles Comiskey will offer the largest bonua to Nicholson "ever offered by any major Jeague team." ALL-TLME HIGH First Penn State basketball play, er to score more than 2,000 point in his career was Jesse Arnelle. with 2,138 point hi 103 games. COLLEGLITE STANDOUT 22 10 54 Totals Charles (Chuck) Drazenovich, will cost from $1.25 to $1.50 and bleacher seats will sell for from 60 to 75 cents. The grandstand and bleacher increases were the Washington Redskins veteran, was Mechanicsburg The Middletown Junior High School basketball tevn scored a 25-21 victory over Carlisle Junior Press Board of Coaches, carries a 13-0 record into a game against Furman at Greenville, N.C. St.

John's, ranked 17th, has the only unbeaten mark, 8-0, among teams ranked "major" by the NCAA, as it goes against St. Francis of Brooklyn. If the two squads can remain unbeaten for another week-and-a-half, they'll meet in a showdown at Madison Square Garden, Feb. 6. an outstanding performer in foot 8 18 Heiges first at Wrigley Field in 39 years.

ball and boxing at Penn State. High School here on Thursday. MOOSE WOMEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE W. L- Charles Lightner's 45 35 James Casey's 41 39 Farner's Peiper's 39 41 Carlisle Beverage 35 45 Ind. hi-single Claire Ind.

hi-triple Jean Team hi-single Carlisle Beverage, 676 Team hi-triple Charles Llfihtner's 1939 CURLY KAYOE By Sam Lefl noon. Carlisle Wilson, 0 Pylarinos, 5 Nickey, 0 Cams, 1 2 2 3 13 2 2 2 4 KNOwrV fJ if3tf I OVER 9 21 1 3 SELVEY ON RESERVE ST. LOUIS (UP)- Frank Sel- A OF Total 6 Middletown Fulginitj. 1 Eberly, 3 Hoover, f. 1 McElwee, 0 Arthur, 1 Sweeney, 0 Stewart, 0 vey, th former Furman uasn re SMASH INS cently discharged from the armed 10 3 1 4 1 3 LIFTS AND forces, has been placed on the St.

NOTICE TO FARMERS Dead Stock Promptly Removed buy Hides, Tallow. Bones, Grease and Wool. HIGHEST PRICES JOHN W. KERCHHER (Formerly Romberger Rendering Co.) Sferrem Gap Read Phone 85 Carlisle, Pa. Louis Hawks far-out reserve list to make room for AValt Davis, RIGHTS TO THt ALL BY six-nine forward obtained from the Philadelphia Warriors.

Selvey Total 6 13 25 Non-Scorirg Carlisle: Black, SiNTlEMAN, wiu remain on the Hawks pay JIM roll and work out here and will Afflebach. Shenk. DeBolt, Siem- COZSiTT! berger: Middletown: Gross. be replaced on the roster in case of injury to on of tha regular Carlisle 3 15 12-21 Mjddtaomi 3 19 125 players..