Simpson's Leader-Times from Kittanning, Pennsylvania • Page 18

1 Oct. 24, 1944 Forders, Lost Met 18 Years Ago FORD CITY--When Punxsutawney plays at Ford City Friday night it will be the first time in 18 years that the two schools have met on the gridiron. In 1948 Ford City downed Punxsy, 26-12. The teams played four consecutive years. Ford City won 19-0 in 1945 and 13-0 in 1947.

The Chucks took the 1946 contest, Jim Davis was the Ford City coach during four years. Davis in now elementary principal of the Ford City Area school system. Coaches since Davis' era have been Bill Abraham, Walt Charley, Jack Conley and Don Mains. The Sabers will be near full strength for the game Friday night. Some of the boys who did not play last week will likely see limited action.

These include Ed Gladys and Kirk Ziegler, John Odrechowski, who has a sprained ankle has been working out, but is a doubtful starter. Dennis Shu-ing may dress as he did last week against Tarentum, but if is doubtful if he will see action. Mike Carl and Dave Goodman are not expected to play. Coach Don Mains has not decided on this week's lineup yet, but Ford City and Punxsutawney started offensively last week in this manner: Ford City LE--Schaffhauser LT--Dave Charley LG--Harabovsky C--Popolis RG--Jim Pepper RT--Klukan RE--Rupert Punxsutawney Johnson Smith Ishman Perry Piszher Sherry QB--Gary Panchik Fugate LH-Bill S. White RH--Altaian R.

'White FB--Buzzinotti Torett Punxsutawney enter the game with a record of 4-1-2 and total of 131 points. Ford City 2-5 with 101- points. When the teams met. 18 years ago Ford City, hadn't won a game all season. The win over Punxsy was the only one for the Ford ers that year.

Ford City lost to tCittanning in the final and ended a 1-9 record. Friday night will be "Dads' Night" at the. Ford City. fieUJ. Fathers of the boys will be honored in pre-game ceremonies This will leave the Ford City and Punxsutawney bands free to stage a halftime show.

It will be Ford City's last home game. No. 3 BUGS Get $7,465.56... UPI Honors Michigan State Cobchl a EAST LANSING, Mich. without -In the theV'Jolly Green Duffy ty is, a'.

little more, than a Wheii State Spartans get into one their mass, handclasping, jumping, spirit-rousing huddles before a game, it's miracle Daugherty gets out of the center of things Aces Whip Bears, Grab By United Press International Hershey's Chuck Hamilton scored a hat trick, but Quebec's Wayne Hicks countered with two goals and trio of assists as. Aces took over AmerjcanHockey 'League 'Eastern Division, lead with a 6-5 win over the Bears Tuesday, night. The Aces-Bears game was the But Daugherty, pickedas tljil.v week's. United. Press coach of the insists-J his year's 'team is.

smaller except for-6-foot-7. Bubba -than the one he Last year's squad, dubbed the Jolly, Gr.een Giants their green and white" uniforms and the of 'the' went'through its regularVseason undefeated to'seize the mythical national championship. Down Purdue After dropping to 2.in;tne nation ago, Dau'gherty's Spartans blasted their'toughest Big Ten foe, 41-20; last Saturday staked a claim' to second straight conference The Spartans, had 'verpowered five teams, including three in-the Big Ten, before meeting the "best irst'. half yeir," according to "We put everything together," he Orioles, Dodgers Cut Series Swag NEW YORK (UPI) acting manager before being 76ers Cop 15th-in-Row NBA Clash By United Press International It would take a basketball fan with a long memory to rattle off the fact that the Philadelphia 76ers are riding a.l5-game winning streak. The 76ers won their last 11 igames of the regular season-in 1965-66 when they captured the Eastern Division title in the National Basketball Association and they boast a 4-0 mark in the current campaign.

Philadelphia edged past Bos ton into first place Tuesday night by blasting the Baltimore Bullets 130-110 on its home court. The idle Celtics have.a 3- Baltimore Orioles and Los Angeles Dodgers were as lavish with money in carving up their World Series loot as they were stingy with runs in playing for it. The announcement of. the series distribution by Commissioner William D. Eckert Tuesday revealed that the i cut theirVr pool into 34.

full shares of $11,683.04 plus 13 shares varying from $9,580.09 to Each full Oriole share was second only to the all-time high of $12,749 by the 1963 Dodgers. The Dodgers divided their WEEB EWBANK, coach of the New York Jets, leans against a 1 padded goal post during a Jets workout at Shea 'Stadium, New York and devotes some thought to the game against the. Buf- The Jets lost a tough orie to the. Oakland Raiders arid hope to do better against Bills this coming Sunday. Bisons Collect 25 First Votes.

hospitalized and dying on Oct. Tlie Pittsburgh Pirates, third in the National teague received $1,465.56 per man. The fourth-place shares Ayere and $710.53 "the, Chicago White. Sox and Philadelphia respectively, and the fifth-place, shares were worth $288.68 and $341.38 to the Cleveland Indians and Atlanta Braves, Bobby Bragan, who managed the Braves "until Aug. 9, was'not included in the.

Atlanta breakdown. only game scheduled. The Aces jumped to.a quick 20 lead in the Gord Labossiere and Bill Sutherland slapped the puck by Hershey goalie Andre Gill Hicks' was given 7 credit an assist Hamilton drove'home his -firs goal with gone in period, his secont when the clock Showed 1:11 hac elapsed in the Hamilton's final, goal in the' third-period, with 2:30 -gone Labossiere 'and Jim Morrisoi were credited assists, like Hicks; -Hicks score iii-the second period, and adie the final game-winning goal in the third period with 16:20 gone. With the rest' of the melon into 31 full shares of for a losing player in history- plus 24 shares $5,459.57 to $250. Included in varying from the Orioles' 0 record.

Hal Greer and Luke Jackson scored 21 points each for the 76ers and Wilt Chamberlain contributed 20 points and anc rebounds. The Bullets, who State Must Check Hot Cal Passer UNIVERSITY A Pa (UPI) --Penn State's job Satur day will be to corral the Bronk. prior to spring and did the advice from Joe play a game in 1966; full Mullen who scouted California to catcher Charlie; Lau wftek afid watched quarter By JOE GERGEN NEW YORK (UPI) -North Dakota'State University took a giant step toward successive national' small college football title today in the i P'r'e International 3oard of Coaches ratings which were enlivened by the -rise of New Mexico--Highlands, highest scoring team 'in' the country. The defending champion Bi- sons, seeking-to become-the generous distribution was a full share to Dick Brown, Baltimore's regular catcher, in 1965 who suffered a brain tumor first team in the history the; small college ratings: to. put together back-to-back championships, made their strongest showing to-date'in balloting, by the board, collecting 25 first place votes and 335 points.

The increasded support. for North Dakota State, which received 20 first place votes and 325.points last week, was the result of the Bison's 18-15 victory over the University of North Dakota last Saturday; said. The -only, danger to the Spartans now lies -in the The Sioux, a 'strong contender for. the national crown in each the past two years, had been undefeated and third nationally, prior to the game. State's victory pushed North Dakota dbwn one spot to fourth.

suffered their fifth defeat in as $9,580.09 to Eddie pitcher Fisher; Frank back Barry Bronk; NEW YORK (UPI) The-, to get first downs. San Die'go State, the only serious challenger left, held second place with six first place nods and 294 points! The Aztecs, who were idle last' weekend, host North Dakota State Nov. 5. Montana State, whose only loss i seven" games was inflicted by the Bison, advanced three positions to third after whipping Weber State, assuring of at. least a tie for.

the Big Sky Conference The Bobcats were-last in the league a year ago. The loss; dropped Weber State, (fifth last "week, into llth place." Massachusetts, A k.a n's a 1 State 'and Middle Tennessee idle, Quebec lincreased its division lead id10 points with a 4-0-2 Hershey'has eight points will a 4-2-0 record. AHL Standings By United Press International Eastern Division W. L. Quebec Hershey Springfield.

Baltimore Providence 1 possibility of a letdown 1 against some of the conference's weaker teams while ihey look tfSnvard -their battle against Notre Daugherty feels that, ehthu- siasm is ingredient in this year's 'club. Smaller Linemeii" "This has a' lbt "of agility;" he. said. "But 'our line for- Smith--is smaller- than last; year. boys play; great intensity and witbV great "I'd say that's -their- greatest Daugherty has -of the inest i i percentages among college today, 0 2 3 .5 210 0 0 1 i Western Division W.

L. T. Pts and other Amounts I "He is one. of the best pass- Green Bay Packers, who I starr is good-for nearly 10, many starts, were led by Leroyj part tinie numbers of the team, ers we'll face," said McMullen. to be known for grinding out Lards every time he cranks'upl state each Jumped.three places groundskeepers and club assi- "Our- pass defense, will-have'to yardage on the- have his arm to throw a-passi He is to fifth, sixth and seventh slants.

come up with one of its best ef- discovered that Starr's the mostaccurate passer.in 'the respectively. Sul Ross State In addition to their full of th season against passing is a much quicker way National Football League, hit- held to a by-Eas voted him." 01 nf MS, I Texas St, slipped a notch to Ellis' 22 points. No other games duled in the NBA. were sche- NBA Standings By United Press International Eastern Division W. L.

Pet. Philadelphia 4 0 1000 Boston 3 0 1.000 New York 3 2 .600 Cincinnati 1 2 .333 Baltimore 0 5 .000 Western Division W. L. Pet. shares, the Dodgers $5,459.57 to Dick Stuart, ac-l UCLA beat California 28 15' quired on July a half-share to last Saturday but the ar infielder Dick Schofield, ob- could have won if they had on Sept.

11 and other made "a few less mistakes' amounts to part-time members Mullen said. yJof the team, groundskeepers On the short end of a and others. score, the Bruins down The second-place Minnesota to the. UCLA one-yard line Twins and San Francisco lost the ball on a fumble. leach received a team share of GB $76,737.14.

The Twins split their take.4D ways with a full share Calendar Of Sports 'THURSDAY, oct; 27 4 1 3 1 3 1 3 Pittsburgh Cleveland Buffalo Rochester Tuesday's Results Quebec 6 Hershey.5 Only games Wednesday's Games No games scheduled .8 beginning this 13th year as lead of thefSpartans, he-; tas wbh 79 games while losing 35 and, tying He has iad pnly three; losing, seasons. Twice he rebounded to tremendous. Last year Michigan NState wrapped 'up the; No. in he.Julal. game 'thef season, seating Notre Dam'e iZrSj i.The.5 Spartans' face, the samevNotre Dame team in: -seasonjs, finale, and that Irish iwinkle in Duffy Oaugher ty's'.

eyes says perhaps. they'll do it; WALKER WINS LONDON (UPI)-: British heavyweight ,192, stopped Jose Menno, 188, of Argentina at of: the 10th, round at" Londons' Royai Albert Hall Tuesday night. Chicago- 4 2 .667 St Louis 2 2 500 San Francisco 2 3 400 Detroit 2 3 .400 Los Angeles 1 -3 Tuesday's Results Philadelphia 130 Baltimore 1101 a full of to' the Wednesday's Games Cincinnati at Bait, 8:30 I manager who died on Aug. New York at Los Ang.v 11:30 and another full share to Bob p.m. I Swift, -the coach who becam 1 (worth and-the Giants divided theirs 45 ways with full share $2,256.40.

2' -The Tigers, third in the American League, awardec Bears were on. the UCLA 12 later but their 1 pass was intercepted, stalling another threat. LI second in passing: in 173 tries for 4 p.m.--Allegheny Hyde -Par 1 Ford City 'ARCHERY-SHOOT 6:30 p.m.--Flint. Round nt ting. 91 of 1 4 a 6 2 8 percentage and 1,429 yards.

He eighth.and a 27-10 has averages 9.86 yards per toss victim of major power Xayier and been intercepted only three plungedjive.posmons to ninth times, according to NFL New Mexico No. 13 statistics released today. a week sneezed intojhe 1 top 10 after Western New Mexico 73-21 for its sixth Don Meredith of Dallas 94 whn wno nf or 39 passes, for 226 'yards, threw P'TM FRIDAY, Oct. 28 HIGH SCIIOOI, FOOTB.VLI, 8 p.m.--Punxsutawney. at Ford City Baltimore Johnny Unitas is third with 95 strikes-in 165 tries for 1,278 to six different receivers, len said.

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15. I '(saxcmWg) running. Gale Sayers, Sophomore Jim Horst, Ashtabula, Ohio, Will move intoU p'SH--EIders CEldee at East Deer the defensive left end post toL 30 mc LI FO at I 'siipp replace the injured Bill Mor-l Koct state gan. Hall of Fame inducts Engle LOS ANGELES (UPI) -i Rip formerly State, Beade. of Youngstown vwere football coaches to the lelms College Football Hall of Fame.

compiled a 104-4W record at Penn State before retiring at the end of Iast season after 16 years. Beade, who has. an over-all record of 155407-18, went to Youngstown in 1938. Prior to coached at Geneva Col lege, Beaver Falls, and New Wil mlngton, Pa. 2 p.m.--Westminster State 2 State at California Stnte 1:30 p.m.

California at Penn'State 1:30 p.m.--Pitt at Syrncxise MONDAY, Oct. 31 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTB.VLT, 7:30 p.m.--Knoch at. Kittsnnlng THURSDAY, Nov. 3 JUNIOR 1I1GII-KOOTBALL 4 p.m.--^KlttannlnK at Freeport BASKETBALL LEAGUK MEETING rmco Basketball League meeting. Ime and place to tit.

announced. FRIDAY Nov. 4 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL p.m.--Ford City at p.m.--Freeporf; at Leechburg p.m.--Oakmqnt. at ApoJlo p.m.--Penns Msxnor at Shunnock Valley (Rural Valley) p.m.--West Middlesex Monltexi straight victory. The Cowboys at have amassed 346 points, yards akague.high of 15) an average 57.7-per game, and lead the-nation in rushing as well.

Small College Football Poll NEW YORK (UPI) i Internationa small college football rating with first place.yotes and won lost records in parentheses': Teams Point 1. N. Dak St. (25) (7-0) 33 2, San Diego St. (6) (5-0) 294 Montana State (6-1) of N.

Dakota-(5-1) Massachusetts (1) (4-1) Fullback Dick Bass of the'Los n'j i shannoci: valley Angeles Rams is-the leader vaiity rushing with 116 carries for 539 (New Betnioiiero) and Leroy Kelly of the at Cleveland Browns is -next with of the year last season for Chicago, is third with 93 carries for 438 yards. Tom McDonald and Tom Thorn McAn mass- Handsewns one Equipped with adhesive pads on fingers and toes, the Philippine tarsier, a nocturnal acrobat, six feet at a tlm and climb a smooth vertlca surface with, a at Gienvme Moore, both of the Los Angeles Rams, rank second and third in pass receiving behind Bobby Mitchell, who has caught 32 passes for, 614 yards with the Weshington Redskins. McDonald has snagged 31 for 334 yards and Moore has 31 for. 267 yards. Dan Reeve of Dallas and Jim Bakken of-St.

Louis share ithe scoring, lead with -54 points 3. 4. 5. 7. Middle Tenn St.

(6-1) S. Sul Ross State (4-0-1) 9. Chattanooga (4-2) apiece. Reeves has scored his points on nihe'touchdowns while Bakken has kicked 18 extra points and 12 field goals. 8.

194 173 146 6. 'Arkansas State (1) (5-fl) 138 111 95 74 10. N. Mex. Hghlds (1) (6-0) 59 Second Weber State Temple 48; 13, Delaware 46; 14, Eastern.Kentucky-28; 15 Luther, (1) 16, Tennessee State 21; 17, Lenoir Rhync-11; 18, Ctie) Muskingum and Gettysburg 20, Long FAN FARE By Walt Ditzen One at a.time is all two hands can sew.

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