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STAMDAKD-SENTINEL, HAZLETON, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 26, 1948 LA1TIMER-EBERVALE TILT TOPS LESNEVICH, WALCOTT, ZALE AND DRIFTON AND HEIGHTS OUTFITS GRAB BLUE Ml LOOP VICTORIES West End 2 SOFTBALL LEAGUE TRI-COUNTY LOOP CARD TONITE CERDAN SIGN FOR SEPT. BOUTS BOYS' TRI-COUNTY LOOP have shown top form in recent NEW YORK, Aug. 25. (JP) Tbejdence in victory and said he plan- BLUE MT. LEAGUE Last Night's Scores Drifton 5, Tomhicken 4.

Heights A. C. 17, Coleraine 3. Leader Win Again The pace-setting St John's P. M.

notched another victory last night Tournament of Champions' fourjned to have the bout go beyond star fighters got together today atifive rounds. He pointed out that a midtown restaurant and signed he h8S on 15 rounds twic late1v. contract for their September sr'nst a much younger man games and have the stuff to halt the pennant-bound Jr. Stars. Florists Rate Edge The second place Laurel Floral team figures to win over the Free- when Kelshaw limited St Paul's FOR A.B.C.

TOURNEY In answer to numerous requests from bowlers throughout the region in regard to reservations for the 1949 A. B. C. Tournament in Atlantic City, Secretary Wally Skernolis of the Hazleton Bowling Association has received an allotment of 10 applications with instructions that they be filled out without delay by teams who are planning to attend the national tour ers and Lindeman set the hitting pace for the losing Tigers by accounting for seven blows among them. The score: R.H.E.

Tomhicken 101 020 04 8 2 Drifton 130 000 15 8 2 Batteries: Pelch, Horwath (2) and Zurenda; P. Midlick and Latosky. Methodist to four hits to gain an than Zale. The Drifton Fearnots upset Tom doubleheader boxing show at Jer Cerdan was referring to Cyrille sey City, N. J.

easy 14-2 decision. The game was halted at the end of six innings because of darkness. Flack blast land American Legion outfit at Freeland as they have much better Delannoit, the youthful Belgian. Cerdan lost his European crown to The signing ceremony was held up for a short time until Marcel ed out three lusty safeties to pace hicken's Tigers, and the Heights A. C.

nine trampled Coleraine in a pair of postponed Blue Mountain League games that were played ofT last night Drifton's win tumbled Tomhicken from a Second place tie with White Haven into The Standing W. Pet. Jeddo Jr. Stars 19 2 .904 Ebervale Tigers 19 2 .904 Laurel Floral Shop 17 3 .850 Iittimer Juniors 17 5 .773 McAdoo Heights Aces 15 7 .682 Drifton Jr. Fearnots 13 9 .591 Harwood Juniors 10 10 .500 White Haven Jr.

A 10 11 .476 Haz. North Siders 10 12 .455 Tresckow Juniors 9 11 .450 Freeland All-Stars 8 12 .400 Freeland A. Legion. 8 13 .381 McAdoo West Enders 5 17 .227 Beaver Brook Bears. 4 16 .200 Eckley Jr.

Reds 3 19 .136 Brugger' Cookies 1 18 .053 Cerdan, the French middleweight the winning attack, while Vowler had two of the losers' four bingles. champion who meets World Title- power'than their hosts in all departments. The McAdoo West Enders and the McAdoo Heights Aces clash over on the South Side, and the fourth place Aces should be able to dispose of their neighboring rivals. holder Tony Zale in a 15-rounder. The score: H.

E. the Belgian and then regained it in two close fights in Brussels. Abe J. Greene, president of the National Boxihg Association and head of the New Jersey Athletic Commission, looked on as the battlers inked their signatures to documents' which will pay them a total third position and enabled the Fearnots to stay in the running for St John's 200 63414 13 2 St Paul's 101 000 2 4 3 a post-season playoff spot The Batteries: Kelshaw and C. Burk- hardt; Karlick and Bahrt.

of $270,000 for the night. nament A. B. C. Tournament Reservations Clerk J.

H. Smolen further advised that there are already over 6100 reservations on hand and unless captains file their applications early, some of them will be disapp6inted to learn that they cannot be accommodated, as the tournament cannot be extended beyond" the 60 daya limit now in effect Heights Wins Easily The local Heights A. C. outfit made good use of eleven solid hits, a number of walks and several enemy errors to rack up an easj( 17-3 win over the Coleraine A. C.

nine at the Jeanesville field. Joe Homyak went the route for the winners, holding Coleraine to thre hits and fanning eight men. got good support from his mates. Guscott had top batting honor the Heights with a perfect four- one-sided Heights-Coleraine tussle had no bearing in particular on the pennant race as both clubs are far off the pace. drove in from Idlewild airport.

Cerdan just flown in from Paris after "a nice trip." Cerdan and Zale exchanged pleasantries as did Jersey Joe Wal-cott and Gus Lesnevich, the two heavies who will tangle in a 15-rounder on the same card. Zale told reporters he hoped to win by a knockout in five rounds. The Frenchman expressed confi- Hazleton Trinity Scores The Hazleton Trinity Lutherans Zale will get $120,000, Cerdan, Walcott and Lesnevich each will receive $50,000. Tomorrow the boys will be off Other Gaines The Freeland All-Stars, having dropped a tough 5-4 decision to McAdoo Heights Tuesday, will be out to grab a win tonight as they invade Harwood. In other loop tilts this evening White Haven's Jr.

A. C. should get by Eckley 's Jr. Reds at Eckley, Drifton is an odds-n favorite to hammer Brug-j Fearnots Upset Tiger At Drifton P. Midlick of the to their training camps to begin stayed right on the heels of the leaders by getting by the First Presbyterians, 2-0, but it required heavy work for the battles a superb six-hit mound job by Richie Beck to topple the trouble hit evening, including a three- TONIGHTS GAMES (All Gaines 5:45 P.

M. EST) North Siders at Jeddo. Lattimer at Ebervale. Laurel Floral at Freeland Legion. McAdoo West End at McAdoo Heights.

Freeland All-Stars at Harwood. White Haven at Eckley. Drifton at Brugger's. Beaver Brook at Tresckow. some Presbies.

Beck also led his bagger. Bettin came through with a double and two singles, while team at the plate with two nice gers Cookies at the local 22nd Street Field and Beaver Brook invades Tresckow to tackle the St Michael's Juniors in what looms Homyak added a long triple. Bezick, J. Pashnick and S. Pash-nick registered the lasers' bast home club tangled in a close mound duel with two Tomhicken hurlers, and his mates finally came up with a single tally in the last frame to break a 4-4 deadlock and give the Fearnots a 5-4 victory.

Midlick allowed eight hits, the same number as his two rivals, but he was tighter in the clutches and fanned seven. P. Midlick also helped his own cause with a triple and a double, while Leo Maranki and Marchetti also came up with a pair of safeties apiece. The Karmonick broth knocks. as a toss-up tussle.

Tomorrow night two 'loop con The busy local Pennsylvania Brehm's Angels of West Hazle Coming back strong after the invading Jeanesville Rangers had The score: R. H. E. Power and Light Company tennis team will get into action again to tests will be played. The main hits, one of which drove in a run.

Fletcher doubled, stole third and came in on a long fly to account for the other tally. Bachman and Clyde each had a pair of hits for the losers. The score: R. H. E.

Haz. Trinity 000 110 02 8 1 Presbyterian 000 000 05) 6 2 Batteries: R. Beck and R. Evans; Maue and Danner. Heights 035 420 317 11 1 Coleraine 001 101 0 3 3 4 taken a 3-0 lead in the first inning, event will be the fifth attempt of night at their home courts, Cedar the Laurel Floral Shop and Eber anil Ki rtnna'Anri etnnr.

nlm'inrr Friday's Games McAdoo Heights at Freeland Le-fion. Laurel Floral at Ebervale. host to the Freeland YMCA Anthracite League copped the open- Batteries: Homyak and Pernes-kie; Batchko, Wandishin (4) and Betick. vale Tigers to reach a decision. The last two games between these in a return exhibition match.

The clubs ended in low-scoring ties. contest will get under way at 7 ton, completed an unusual cycle last night when they downed the Freeland A. pace-setters of the regional Blue Mountain League by a 6-4 score at Cranberry Park. The win gave Manager Eddie Waitkus' borough aggregation the distinction of having defeated the top teams of the three regional senior diamond circuits. Previously, the Angels disposed of the champion Kelayres A' of the Keystone loop, League nine last night at Jeddo by clock sharp.

After going down to defeat at Probable Pitchers Porky Hudock'a regional Boys' Tri-County League presents another of its action-packed eight-game programs on various dia COMETS TOP M'ADOO HEIGHTS TEAM, 4-3 the hands of the North jSiders two weeks ago, the light, heat and Deadlock Battle The West Hazleton Trinity Lutherans came from behind twice in the late innings to gain a 10-10 power boys will be out to get re monds tonight with the Lattimer St. Mary's Juniors-Ebervale Tigers venge this evening. Three doubles and the Jeddo Stars, kings of the tie with Grace Reformed in a INTERNATIONAL Montreal 4, Newark 2. Syracuse 13, Rochester 8. Jersey City 15, Buffalo 7.

Others not scheduled. and three singles pairings are clash at the Ebervale diamond Anthracite wheel enroute to the thriller which was halted by dark carded. District ABC Championship. heading the bill. All games will get under way promptly at 5:45 a 9-3 tally.

After his shaky start, southpaw Johnny Malchitsky settled down to blank the Rangers until the eighth when Lefty Smith came in to finisTi up. Joe Marchetti sparked a 13-hit attack on Walt Dudeck for Hal Heidenreich's Stars with a two-bagger and two singles. Antinozzi, Stefanovich, Becker and Batcha, each came through with two base knocks for the home club, while Hartz was the lone Jeanesville player to hit safely twice. Tonight Jeddo travels to Blooms- The P. P.

L. team will include Goldsworthy, Vowler, Miller, Detty, Johnny Stradnick and Dutch ness at the end of seven frames. Hal Lewis and Art Krause excelled for the Lutherans and Willie and Wallie Sell for the Reformed out American League Chicago at New York Papish (1-5) vs. Shea (6-10). Cleveland at Boston Bearden (12-4) vs.

Kramer (14-4) or Par-nell (9-6). Detroit at Philadelphia New-houser (15-9) vs. Coleman (11-10). St. Louis at Washington (night) Fannin (8-10) vs.

Hudson (3-13) or Scarborough (11-7). National League o'clock. Ebervale Favored Green and Fairchilds, while the Houser shared the mound duties for Brehm's last night, limiting 9 The McAdoo Corners of the regional Keystone League had a bit too much stuff in the clutches for the McAdoo Heights Aces last night at St Michael's Park in McAdoo and finally grabbed a 4-3 decision in a well-played game. Joe Simasek hurled a fine four-hitter for the Comets and fanned ten to get credit for the win. Eddie Wisniewski, a teammate of Simasek at McAdoo High in re Freeland lineup will be headed by Sparky Sabol's Ebervale club, fit Freeland to five scattered hits.

Carl Gatski set a blazing pace for Delia Croce, O'Donnell, Zedalis, Sharpe, Warner and Lang. EASTERN Wilkes-Barre 1-0, Binghamton 0-1. Albany 4-3, Elmira 2-3. 1 Scranton 3, Utica 1. Williamsport 12, Hartford 5.

Bow tied with the Jeddo Jr. Stars for the league lead, is favored to The score: R.H.E. Angels at bat with four hits in as turn back Lattimer this evening, Grace Reform. 150 022 010 13 2 W. H.

Trinity 001 026 110 14 2 many tries. Pep Casper chipped in with two hits, and Nels Brugger However, Joe Damiano's St Mary's KOHLER IS NATIONAL Brooklyn at Cincinnati Hat- Batteries: Koch, Sell and A. Juniors have been going great burg to resume their annual series with the highly-rated Moose nine of that The series with the ton (9-7) vs. Peterson (2-10). struck the biggest blow of the night, an inside-the-park homer Meiss; Taylor, R.

Krause and G. guns of late, and fresh from a well New York at St. Louis (2-day- Radtke. earned 6-2 triumph over Harwood, night) Jansen (15-8) and Jones with the bags loaded. T.

Kislan and Kimmel each rapped a two- INTERSTATE Trenton 6, Lancaster 6. Sunbury 11, York 1. Harrisburg 3, Hagerstown t. Only games scheduled. cent years, pitched steady ball for the Aces of the Boys' Tri-County League, allowing seven hits and striking out six.

Simasek and Boyer paced the winning offensive may be able to upset the high' Jeanesville team will resume next week, further details to be announced later. The box score: (13-6) vs. Dickson (10-13) and Munger (7-8). bagger for Freeland. ranking Tigers.

The Jeddo team also faces a hard in playing Tonight the Brehm's team will JEDDO JEANESVILLE Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (2) with five hits between them, while host to the Hazleton North Siders invade Conyngham at 5:30 o'clock ab a ab a Hludztk If 110 3 0 Donadl rf 4 10 10 Heintzelman (6-6) and Leonard Demshick was the standout hitter! to tackle the Conyngham Rubes of at Jeddo. The North Siders also Bunder lb 1114) Meren If 1 1 Anllnoral 1 1 1 A. Beii'nl lb 4 1 1 10 0 (9-12) vs. Queen (2-3) and Se- IOr vne Aces. ithp Anthracite en chip in iha s.

TRAPSHOOT CHAMPION VANDALIA, Aug. 25. (IP) Paul Kohler of Tekamah, with his wife and three children cheering him on, broke 200 straight targets today at the 49th Grand American Trapshoot to win the national Class AA championship. The 30-year old welder and former American Legion baseball pitcher who has been firing at the elusive clays only a year and a half, was the only one of the nation's top-flight gunners to go through without a miss. I well (8-3).

Slfno eh illllll Billet 3b 3 0 111 Lazarskl 3b 4 1 1 1 4 W. Belt'ni 3b 4 0 1 NORTH ATLANTIC Nyack 9, Lansdale 0. Bloomingdale 13, Stroudsburg 5. Peekskill 8, Carbondale 4. Mahanoy City 11-7, Nazareth 7-2.

Mare'tt rl-c 4 3 3 3 0 Hartt cf 4 0 3 3 0 Boston at Chicago (2) Vois- PITTSBURGH, Aug. 25 (IP) elle (14-10) and Bickford (7-4) Becker lb 3 1 3 10 0 Hrlctk 3 0 3 3 Batch! 4 1 3 3 0 Davla ia 1 0 0 0 J. 8rokY rf 0 0 Consmen 3 0 0 1 0 1. Mal'slur 3 1 0 4 I Sunion 1 0 0 0 0 LITTLE LEAGUE TO vs. Lade (1-3) and Borowy (3-5).

ond game of a best two-out-of -three series. Ace Ferko will go to the mound for the Angels in an attempt to give his club a second straight triumph, over George Wolfe's dangerous valley club. When Ralph Kiner blasted his 33rd homer of the season last night to 4 0 10 3 34 3 7 34 9 help Pittsburgh to its 9 to 1 win over Brooklyn he became the sec Oreg( 10OO0 Dudeck Smith 0O0O0 Totals Tolill It 13 31 14 Batted for MalchiUkr tn 1th. Batted for Coasman 111 9th. Two base hits Haiti.

Becker, Antinozzi, Stefanovich, Sunder. D'Amtco. Bowling News Marchetti. ond player in the major league his Urnpin tory to hit 107 home runs in his WILLIAMSPORT, Aug. 25.

(if) The National Little League first three years. The record, which Kiner is al CJ5 witting PATTY'S ALLEYS Duplan Office Mixed League (Final Games) 7:30 p. m. Monroe vs. Varl-5 most a sure bet to crack, was set Tournament probably the most unusual baseball tourney in the world-i-open here tonight by Joe DiMaggio.

He got his 107 KOSCIUSKO CLUB TO FACE DUPLAN TEAM An interesting exhibition soft-ball game will be staged at 6 o'clock tomorrow night at the Duplan Field when Tom laugh' Duplan team of the City Softball League plays host to Eddie Tyson's Kosciusko Club outfit, champions of the Boro Softball League. The borough outfit won their crown during the straight season ce and were eliminated from the 'post-season playoffs. The Duplan which finished third in the City League scramble and then eliminated Gutsie's in the postseason semi-finals, tonight will be looking ahead to their all-important post-season final series with the winner of the current Cip-riano's-Hazle Vending series. typer; Royal vs. Remington; Sun- The players' ages range from total with 29 homers in 1936, 46 in strand vs.

Underwood; Burrough LATTIMER ST. MARY'S TRIPS PARDEESVILLE The Lattimer St. Mary' nine of the Anthracite loop, eked out a 5-4 triumph over the Pardeesville team of the Keystone circuit last night at Pardeesville in the first game of the annual series between the two clubs. Joe Generose hurled a six-hitter to gain the victory, while Keller and Engle paced a 10-hit attack with two wallops each. Biacco and Benyo notched two safeties vs.

Merchant PITTSBURGH, Aug. 25 (IP) An old-time baseball writer, now publicist for the Pittsburgh baseball club, caught the error that enabled Pirate Manager Billy Meyer to protest today's Brooklyn-Pittsburgh game. NEW, YORK, Aug. 25. (P) eight to twelve and their games will be played on their own scaled-down diamond to fit the size of the 1937 and 32 in 1938.

Kiner smashed 23 round trippers his first season, in 146. He Shortstops and short stuff: Thoren Engineering Club 9:15 p. m. Members will com Had he failed to make good he would have been rated a phoney whose reputation was due to the fact he never faced real hitters. He really had everything to lose.

It's a case of shortstop or stop so-called midget baseballers. clouted 51 last year to tie Johnny pete in regular games. The miniature stadium is com short as far as major league clubs are concerned. It seems to be more Mize of the New York Giants for the major leadership, a "late" Both teams had left the field than an accident that the current plete with fences, bleachers, electric scoreboard, dugouts, dressing rooms and press box. when Meyer lodged a protest A young fellow named Don Nich top three teams in each league starter, most Pirate teammates think he's sure to hit at least 50 Have "ion Tried The NEW 10c OPTIMO CIGAR? Adr.

olas of the Cambridge, qase have short fielders who are far against Brooklyn's 11 to 9 win on the ground that in the ninth in each for Pardeesville. Semi-finals will be played Friday this season. above average. Cleveland has its ball team, stole five bases in a game, including home twice. That and the championship and consolation game Saturday.

Lou Boudreau, probably the best ning Brooklyn relief pitcher Carl Erskine did not complete pitching INDIANS WIN OVER he is a Rickey man is not surpris all-around player of the lot. The Red Sox have stout-armed and to Ed Bockman the only man to face him in the game. heavy-hitting Junior Stephens. The TRANSFIGURATION The Hazleton Indians played Meyer and Dodger Manager Burt ing, and that the Brooklyn boss didn't have a man with a net to catch him and bring him directly to the Dodgers after the fifth steal is surprising. The Dodgers came up from last place in the National Yankees have Phil Rizzuto, aptly nicknamed the Scooter.

The Braves Shotton failed to notice the lapse heads-up ball all the way last night uncovered a prize rookie in Alvin but James J. Long, sitting in the press box, did not HES SMUN6 to blank the Transfiguration Holy Name nine of the Anthracite FgST i Long, who is credited with clear League mace practically on footwork alone. Rickey probably would League, 3-0, at the Mother of Grace Dark, currently hitting around .331. The Cardinals have Marty Marion, long known as "Mr. and the Dodgers take pride in Pee-wee Reese, so capable in all departments he practically is overlooked.

Field. Johnny Ballots, erstwhile WES SMOKING A be quite happy if he could sign t.1 ly remembering baseball events of the 1890's, recalled the rule hat a pitcher must complete pitching Harrison Dillard, Del Patton and MURIEL CtGARL Temple U. cage star, flipped a fine three-hitter for the winning home club. Barney Ewell. He could teach them how to hold a bat.

There's more foot in his brand of baseball Esposito's home run was the big CHICAGO, Aug. 25. (JP) Tre Vit, 4-year old filly owned by Charles U. Yaeger of Denver, established a new track record of 1:09 15 for six furlongs while scoring a brilliant victory in tr $23,050 Great Western Handicap at Washington Park today. Last in the ten horse field most of the way, Tre Vit launched a stretch drive that carried her home half a length in front of Calumet Farm's Coaltown, 8-5 favorite.

Hal Price Headley's Pinebloom, to one batter, either putting him out or on base. He told newsmen who telephoned Meyer in the clubhouse. The protest resulted. That Satchel Paige lost a year than there is in football. blow for the Indians, and Ballots helped out nicely with two solid hits.

The Transfiguration honors somewhere or other along the way is not too unusual. Women lose them by the dozen. Anyway, in praising Bill Veeck for giving 01' There was a little derisive cack were about evenly divided. ling at Tom Yawkey when, after Tomorrow evening the Indians Satchmo a chance Satch part in will invade Weatherly to battle he practically had stripped the St Louis Browns of their better play PA. PRO GRID LOOP WILL OPEN SEPT.

5 the Legion Tigers of that place at 5:30 o'clock. ers, his Red Sox stumbled around who set a blistering pace, half mile the transaction should not be overlooked. He had become practically a legend in semipro circles, and was making plenty of money. In taking the Cleveland, job, at his early in the season. The club really was pretty awful, and had it in :44 35, five eights in :56 35 Penn State, unbeaten in 1947, will was third, just a short head back of Coaltown.

field an all-Pennsylvania football team in 1948. age, he was risking everything not been for Ted Williams' consistent hitting would have dropped right out the bottom of the league Now Jack Kramer, who came with It was the first stake victory for the Tre Vit, who was overlooked in the wagering and paid $31.20 straight. Junior Stephens from the Browns in a package deal, is Boston's win-ningest pitcher, and Stephens' play has been little short of sensational, both in the field and at the plate. ATHLETICS SIGN UP FLORIDA LOOP STAR MIAMI BEACH, Aug. 25.

(JP) The Philadelphia Athletics today closed a deal for the purchase SHENANDOAH, Aug. 25. (JP) The Pennsylvania Professional Football League opens its third season Sept. 5 with Mc-Keesport primed to defend its conference title. Ed Hirshberg is back at the helm of the Western Division and loop kings.

The Eastern Division champions) Pottsville Maroons have become the Mahanoy City Brewers and under Coach Al Ma-tuza will be gunning for anothr-r post-season shot, at the PPF crown. Entered in the Western Division this season in addition to McKees-port are the Johnstown Clippers, Altoona Mountaineers, Ambridge Beavers and Brownsville Bulldogs. The eastern half of the league is comprised of Scranton, Mahanoy City, Shenandoah, Allen- The 1948-1949 hockey campaign will be the 23rd season of activity for the New York Rangers of th National Hockey League. i MINING MECHANICAL INSTITUTE FREELAND, PA. EST.

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