The Daily Courier from Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 6

PAGE THE DAILT COURIER. CONN13LLSVILLE. PA. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1950. SCOTTDAIE QUINTET NIPS SOUTH UNTINGDON RALLY, WINS 44-42 Losing Five Tallies 23 Points in Final Period; King, Nicklow Emerge High Scorers Scoring 23, points in the final quarter, South Huntingdon Town-' ship High fell just short of winning over the latter recording a Jhe Scottdale Armory" lasf "night 7 The Scotties piled up 13-5 lead at the end of the first period increased the margin to 35-12 at halftimel At the three-quarter mark, the count stood at 42- ii.

Bill Nicklow paced the Blue and "White to its win, scoring 11 points on four fielders and three out of three charity tosses. King, a re' serve forward, led the Golden Eagle scorers with 12 points, gained on five fielders and two out four tosses from the foul line. In the preliminary game, Jays won over South Hunt- -ingdon Jays, 33 Jo 26. Kurzeja 14 points forithe winning five Awhile Lesight clicked with nine -counters for the South Hunting- don team. Scottdale will play host to Se- Township Wednesday in an exhibition encounter.

The line-ups: G. F. Pts. Sniyely, 3 1 7 Basinger, 2 1 5 Nicklow, 4 3 11 Walker, 2 4 8 Zemanek, 2 0 4 Federici, 0 0 Boyle, 1 3 5 Lowry, 1 0 2 Kurzejo, 0 2 2 Merritt, 0 0 0 Totals 15 14 44 S. Huntingdon--42 G.

F. Pts. Flanders, 0 1 1 Roseman, 0 2 2 Olschen, 1 1 3 Homer, 4 1 9 Gansor, 3 0 6 Simkovich, 0 0 0 King, 5 2 12 Lukas, 3 I 7 TIME TO BOWL Come in and bowl for an evening of fun antl Alleys are available at all times. Phone 9831 for reservations. CITY BOWLING CENTER W.

-Apple 'Next to Post Office STARTS SATURDAY SOISSON The Situation's Well in Hand ARE! COMING TRI THE EXCITING. CHBISTMAS PICTURE! Basketball Scores Washington 48, Uniontown 17. Monessen 56, South Union 30. St. John's 34, Georges 32.

German 49, Mapletown 40. Point Marion 40, Masontown 31. West Newton 44, Connellsville 40. Centerville 25. New Castle 48, New Brighton 45.

McKeesport 48, Kittanning 44. Mount Lebanon 60, Craiton 47. Chartiers 43, Bridgeville 32. Greensburg 50, New Kensington 49. Butler 50.

Ambridge 39, Homestead 58, Wilkinsburg 34. Rankin 50, Clairton 47. Waynesburg 44, East Washington 28. West Bethlehem 42, Jefferson 38. East Bethlehem 48, Ellsworth 26.

Farrell 40, Har-Brack 33. Vandergift 50, Tarentum 48. Brentwood 48, Latrobe 38. Derry Boro 74, Penn Township 39. Jeannette 58, Penn High 37.

Derry Township 61, Ligonier 43, Hurst 69, East Huntingdon 25. Ramsay 41, Scottdale 35. Bcntieyville 41, Trinity 30. Cecil 62, Peters Township 42. Vannacci, 1 0 2 Totals 17 8 42 Scoring by quarters: Scottdale 13 22 7 2--44 Huntingdon 5 7 7 23--42 Personal fouls Nicklow 3, Zemanek 2, Walker 2, Roseman 2, Olschen 5, Homer 4, Gansor 2, Simkovich, KLurzeja 25, Merrrtt 2, Boyle 2, Federici 2, Flanders 3, King and Yannacci 1.

Officia--Pete Gallo. Scottdale Jays--33 G. Boyle, 0 Peta, 5 Kurzeja, 5 Merritt, 1 Wesoloki, 1 Hudson, 0 Beck, 0 F. Pts. 0 0 0 '10 14 4 4 1 0 Totals 12 9 33 Non-scoring substitutes MJ- trisin and Hoffman.

S. Huntingdon--26 G. F. Pts. Staik, 2 1 5 Kucinic, 1 1 2 4 Sattalo, 2 0 4 Lesight, 4 1 9 Neal, 0 3 3 Beers, 0 1 1 Bolbrich, 0 0 26 Totals 9 ,8 Scoring by quarters: Scottdale Jays 4 3 1 14--33 S.

Huntingdon 7 4 6 9--26 Personal fouls--Bayle 5, Peta 2, Kurzeja 4, Mirritt 4, Wesoloski 5, Staik 2, Kucinic 5, Sattalo 2, Lesibht 4 and Neal 2. Official Smith. Announce Birth. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Newman 'of Lake Lynn announce the birth of a son in Uniontown Hospital at 1:17 o'clock Tuesday morning. REVIEW OF THE YEAR By Aldn Mavw January BOWLED OVER By OHIO STATE, CLARA ROSE. COTTOti ORANGE AMP 5U6AR BOWLS RETURN'S TO SANTA Wltf PEFEATS OfJ Iotas Enviable Mark To Soccer By United Press. STATE COLLEGE, Dec. Jeffrey, Penn State coach, owns one of the most amazing records in intercollegiate soccer.

Over a 25-yeax period, his teams won 76 per cent of their games. Jeffrey has coached Lion soccer squads since" 1926 and for nine seasons, from 1932 to 1941, he led them to unbeaten seasons as they rolled up a record of 65 games without defeat. The veteran coach has an all- time record at State of 138 victories, 20 defeats, and 24 ties, which he takes to the Soccer Bowl in New Year Day The Lions represent the East in this ahnudl booter classic. His current team has a string of 23 victories and one defeat and for eleven members of' the squad it wil' be their appearance in the Soccer Bowl. Last year as the East's representative they were tied 2-2 by the University of San Francisco.

Kint Ftxtuttt Syndtcttt A Granite WOJCIECHOWICZ WILL END 13 YEARS IN PRO SPORT By United Press. PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20. Bone-jarring Alex Wojiechowicz, one of Fordham's famed "Seven Blocks of Granite," decided today to call it quits after 13 years in pro football ranks. "Wojie," a hefty 236-pound lineman for the Philadelphia Eagles declared he is finished with 'the play-for-pay grid game.

"I'm tired of it," he said. "Sammy Baugh can sit in his pants alone from now on." The big- center referred to the Washington Kedskins'' quarterback, only pro player with more active service than Wojie. Baugh has 14 years in the National Football League. The one-time Fprdham great played eight years with the Detroit Lions and five with the Eagles. Hearing his 36th birthday, Wo- jie saw only limited service with GIVE HIM THE GIFT THAT WILL MAKE HIM SAY: HET PICK CALyERT RESERVE for himself, because it always lias the smooth, full-bodied taste most people like most.

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GIVE a Calvert IN THI DISTINCTIVE DECANTER BOTTLE AND HOLIDAY Glfr CARTON the Eagles this year because of a croaking back. Alex, father of four and a resident of Asbury Park, N. attributed his ailment to ccupational hazards." He insisted his avocation of knitting and crocheting had nothing ta do with his bad back. In departing from the scent, Wojie voiced an opinion that the T-formation is the only type of football which can endure in cash-and-carry grid fare. The single wing, used only by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the NFL is "sheer cruelty to team that has to run it," Wojie said.

"You have to take too much of a beitmg," he added, "the result is th it one week you're'good and the ext week you're not so good. "If you don't believe me, just look' at the Steelers' record this year---and, a young team, too. (The "Steelers won six, lost six end tied the Eagles for third place in their conference.) lat fellow Joe Geri (tailback for the Steelers' single wing) will be pounded to pulp in a couple of years." ToastmasterJBrown. The name of "Attorney Arthur'A. Brown was erroneously 'omitted as having served as toastmaster at the Dunbar Township High School dinner Tuesday night.

Hurst, Perry Visit Ramsay Rostraver Basketball activity in the district will be limited Friday evening, most area teams resting over Christmas. One exception will find Mount Pleasant Ramsay playing host to its neighborhood rival from Hurst. In the last outing of the clubs, Hurst took a 53 to 42 win. In another district fray, Perry Township will travel to Rostraver. Parents of Son.

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur of Smithfleld in Uniontown Hospital at 7:37 o'clock Monday evening. Light Powerhouse. BLOOMFIELD, N.

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