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3 Scheib.c 4 Wolfe.c 0 Dickey.g 0 Pinko.g 0 Eyrene.g 0 Hamhan.g.. 3 Clapp.f 8 Fenton.f.... 0 4 James.f 1 Boorman.c. 1 Korb.c 0 Bowman.g.. 1 Hostetter.g.

1 Courtney.g 3 Kuhn.g 0 Nickle.f 2 8 Ma bry.c 0 HARRISBURG TpGRAPH, Harrlsburg, Pa, Saturday, January 1948 Middletown Remains Unbeaten; Lower Paxton in Third Place Standing of the Teams W. L. Pet. Middletown 6 1.000 Camp Hill 5 1 .833 Lower Paxton 4 .667 Swatara Twp. 3 .500 Highspire 3 3 .900 Hummelstown 3 .500 Susquehanna 3 3 .500 Lemoyne 3 4 .333 Enola 1 6 .167 New Cumberland 0 6 .000 Last Night' Results Camp Hill, 42; New Cumberland, 1 7 Totals .11 7 29 Totals 19 4 42 Camp Hill New Cumberland Lower Paxton G.

F. Swartz.g. Douglass.c. 12. Lower Paxton, 31; mgnspire, 20.

Susquehanna, 39; Lemoyne. 29. Hummelstown, 33; Enola, 26. Middletown, 54; Swatara 38. Beserre Game Lemoyne, 26; Susquehanna, 19.

Camp Hill, 42; New Cumberland, 10. Middletown, 14; Penbrook Jr. High, 12. Girls' Games Hummelstown, 27; Enola, 23. Lower Paxton, 31; Highspire, 22.

SCHEDULE Monday Highspire at Enola. Tuesday Hummelstown at Camp Hill. Lower Paxton at Middletown. Susquehanna Twp. at New Cumberland.

Swatara Twp. at Lemoyne. Middletown and Camp Hill con tinued to hold their one two positions at the top of the Lower Susquehanna Conference while Lower Paxton vaulted into third place as all ten teams in the cir cuit saw action last night. Coach Johnny Yovicsin unbeaten Blue Raiders won their tenth straight, sixth in loop play, outsconng Swatara in every pe riod to register a 54 29 victory at Oberlin. Camp Hill prevailed over the entire route to turn back the visiting New Cumberland quintet, 42 12.

Lower Paxton staged a last quarter rally to win 31 26, over the invading Highspire five. Sus quehanna topped Lemoyne, 39 29, and Hummelstown beat Enola, 38 26. Stipe and Kleinfelter paced Aiiacaetown with ten points each but top scoring honors in this game went to the Eagles' Scheib who netted eleven. The Raiders tallied at least 12 points in every period and were at no time press ed as Coach Yovicsin inserted eleven players during the game Bill Clapp hit the cords for 17 to lead Camp Hill to victory. The Lions roared to a 16 1 lead at the first quarter and New Cumber' land failed to tally a double decker until the last two minutes of the second session.

The Tigers were limited to three over the route. A big 15 6 bulge in the third stanza brought victory to the Hummelstown Bulldogs who bat' tied the Enola Panthers on even terms throughout a 13 13 first half. Bricker continued his fine play for Hummelstown as he led his team to victory and scored 11 points. Enola's Conklin, however, was high scorer with an even dozen. Trailing 11 13 at the close of the first half Highspire rallied in the third to take the lead but the down river club faded in the final session as the Lower Paxton Rangers surged to the front with six field goals and a free toss.

Kepler took scoring honors in this game but the timely shooting of Thrush and Mabry helped the cause considerably. The Susquehanna Indians led in every period to register their win at Lemoyne. Brick er's eight twin pointers earned him top scoring1 honors as the Indians wrapped up the verdict with a 10 4 third quarter. Swatara Twp. I Middletown G.

F. P. I G. F. P.

Breski.f 2 2 6 Bitner.f 4 0 0 2 Radonovic.l. 2 1 3 1 1 3 lljStipe.g 4 0 0 Wise.g 1 0 OjReider.g 2 0 0 Knecht.g 1 0 OiFinley.g..... 1 2 10 0 2 Totals 20 14 54 Swatara Twp 6 6 7 1029 Middletown 12 15 12 1554 Camp Bill I G. F.P.f New Cumberland 1 1 0 OjHockers'ith, 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 Simon.c 0 0 0 0 2 Douden.g. 1 0 2 Thomas.

0 1 7 Ehrhorn.g... 1 0 0 0 8 in 2 Totals 3 6 12 .16 8 12 4' 14 1 612 Highspire 0 Harrisons second round gave G. F. P. 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 G.

F. P. 1 4 1 0 10 Hendricks, 0 0 0 5 5 2 0 4 Thrush.g.. 3 3 9 Ford, 0 0 0 Mauck.g..., 0 0 3 17 Keiser.g 1 0 0 0 0 Chubb.g 12 4 Baer.g 0 2 2 Nobltsker.g.. 0 0 11 9 31 Totals 10 6 26 Lower Paxton 4 9 5 1331 Highspire 9 2 10 526 Lemoyne I Miller, 1 Stiles, 0 Coo per, 3 Gasull, 2 Jones.c 0 Acri.g 2 Kinney.g...

1 Dickson, 0 Bowman.g.. 1 G. F. P. Busque.

4 Twp. G. F. 0 Bricker 8 7jB.Hon,c 5 4 Bowers.c 0 ljHartford.g... 1 4 Kannegise.g.

0 4 Eslinger.g 0 3 3 4 10 0 16 0 10 0 0 0 1 0 Totals. ...10 9 29j Totals 17 5 39 Lemoyne 10 6 4 9 29 Susquehanna Twp 11 8 10 10 39 Referee, Book. Umpire, Frank. Hummelstown Enola G. T.

P. G. F. P. 4 1 6 0 12 0 0 0 Mentzer.f 0 0 0 EisenhourJ.

2 0 4 Moloney 0 2 2 Bricker.g... 2 7 11 Mengle, 0 0 0 Yantz.g 0 0 0 Knaby.c 0 0 0 Roberts.g... 1 0 2 Neidig.c 0 0 Hess.g 0 0 0 Campbell.g.. 2 2 6 Sellers.g.... 1 0 0 0 Waltz.g 113 Gibson, 113 Totals ...12 9 33 Totals 10 6 26 Hummelstown 7 6 15 5 33 Enola 7 6 6 726 Referee, Stefanic.

Uryire, Hikem PRO BASKETBALL (Eastern League) Hbg. Senators vs. Lancaster MONDAY NIGHT. JAN. 19 9 O'CLOCK MIDDLETOWN HIGH SCHOOL him a three stroke lead over Ed Furgol, Pontiac, and Felice Torza, Torrington, who posted totals of 135.

Furgol held 2. inn uiuse iu uie jjate wun a 08. Toxza, Connecticut Open champion, who turned professional for the Los Angeles tournament two weeks ago, came in with a fine 67. Doug Ford, New York amateur who said he is toying with the idea of going into the pro ranks, racked up his second 68 for a two day total of 136 Blue Devils Defeat Hill Billies, 72 16 Standing of the Teams Won Lost Blue Devils 2 0 Black Hawks 1 1 Hill Billies 1 1 Webster Owls 0 2 Pet 1.000 .500 .500 .000 Yesterday's Eesults Blue Devils 72, Hill Billies 16 Black Hawks 19, Webster Owls 18 The Blue Devils chalked up their second consecutive win at the ex pense of the Hill Billies, 72 16, yesterday in a Harrisburg Boys' Club League contest played on the Edison Junior High court. Two players, Graybill and Straw, racked up a total of 51 counters.

The Black Hawks won their first loop tilt by nipping the Webster Owls, 19 18, on a last minute attack. Blue Devils I Hill Billies G. F. P. G.

T. P. 4 0 0 11 Robison.f... 5 1 11 Jones.f 2 15 Straw.c... 11 1 23 5 0 10 Garner.g....

1 0 0 0 0 Graybill.g. 14 0 28 0 0 35 2 72 Score by periods: Blue Devils, Hill Billies Total 7 2 16 18 5 8 2872 4 316 Black Hawks Webster Owls G. F. G. F.

2 0 McFarland.f 10 2 Shirk.f 1 1 2 4 8 Fisher.c 3 0 61 Swensen.c. 10 2 Straw.g 0 2 2 Sweikert.g. 2 0 4 Sharron.g... 2 0 10 2 Total 8 3 191 Total 7 4 18 Score by periods: Black Hawks 1 3 7, Webster Owls 2 0 11 819 618 Ephrata Defeated By West Lampeter West Lampeter defeated Eph rata last evening, 48 47. Bob Lesher, Ephrata, copped scoring honors with 17 points.

West Lampeter Ephrata G. F. P.t G. P. P.

Neville.f. 3 0 8 1 17 Sheaffer.f.. 7 1 15 1 Whitcrafl.f 3 2 8 Hess.c 6 2 14 Leon Givler 3 1 7 Gochenauer 2 2 6LlovdGivler 0 0 0 Witman.g.. 3 0 0 0 0 Musser.g... 0 1 lHowett.g...

6 1 13 jHyman.g... 1 0 2 21 6 481 21 5 47 Wpst TmnptPT 11 O. 1Q in fephrata 11 12 18 8 47 Reieree Bishop; Umpire Erb. Penbrook G. F.

P. Horner 0 5 5 Forney 1 0 Williams.c. 1 0 1 0 Currey.g 0 1 0 0 3 6 12 Score by periods: ODELL SIGNS ONTR A Howie Odell (right), head football coach at Yale, chats in Spokane, with Phil Sorboe, Washington State mentor, while en route to Seattle where he was signed as head grid mentor at the University of Washington. Terms of Odell's contract were not announced, but Washington has hired its coaches on a year to year basis in the past. Scotland Captures Initial Loop Battle Harrison Tops Tourney Field Richmond, Jan.

17, Coupling a five under par at 67 yestereday to his first round course record setting 65, E. J. 'Dutch" Harrison of Little Rock, posted a total of 132 to retain his lead at the halfway mark of the 72 hole Richmond $10,000 Open golf tournament. The lean six footer, playing in championship form, clubbed himself into a commanding position at the end of the first 36 holes. He walloped the back nine with a sensational 29 after being one over par figures on the outgoing trip for a 38.

Par for the 6488 yard rolling acreage is 67 65 72. Harrison turned in a 35 30 yesterday, a new competitive record here. Harrison ended the first 36 holes 12 strokes under par. He three putted the sixth hole today but developed a hot streak on the greens on the second nine. He dropped a ten footer on the tenth: a 50 foot one on the 13th and followed with putts of five, 5 and 25 feet for birdies on the next three holes.

His sixth birdie was on the 18th. He was on the green in two and took two putts for a four on the 487 yard test. Par out 434, 545, 34537. Harrison out 434. 546, 34538 Par in 443, 444, 3453572.

Harrison in 343, 333, 24429 FRANKLIN COUNTT LEAGUE Standing of the Teams W. L. Pet. Washington Township ..2 0 1.000 Greencastle 1 0 1.000 Scotland 1 0 1.000 Mercersburg 0 2 .000 Lemasters 0 2 .000 Last Night's Results Washington Township, 31; Lemasters, 22. Scotland, 38; Mercersburg.

30. Tuesday's Schedule Scotland at Greencastle. Lemasters at Mercersburg. Washington moved out front in the Franklin County League last evening by defeating Lemasters, 31 22. Scotland came out victorious in its first league encounter, down ing Mercersburg, 38 30.

Scotland Mrreersburr Eichler.f 0 Cooke.f 7 Mapes.c 3 Sidrocki.m.. 0 DelRicci.g... 0 Robison.g 1 G.F. P. G.F.P.

Duffy, 3 2 8 Faith, 0 1 17 4 38 Score by periods 0 2 1 0 0 1 1 15 Poff 4 5 13 0 2 0 OiLogan.g 1 0 0 0 1 3 Totals 10 10 30 Scotland 2 9 10 1638 Mercersburg 8 12 4 630 Referee, Jacoby. Umpire, Hopkins. Lemasters I Washington Twp. G. F.

P. G. F. P. Holle'shead, 0 1 6 2 14 Hawbaker.f.

2 R.Hopkins.f. 1 Riley.c 3 D.Hopkins.g. 2 Yeager.g 0 Bames.g 0 4 iHelirich 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 4 0 0 Toston.g 2 3 Eigenbrode.g 1 4 Totals 8 6 22 Totals 10 1131 Score by periods: Lemasters 4 1 3 822 Washington Twp 14 7 4 631 Referee, Fries. Umpire. Rebok.

1 Finns Take Third Place Dr. Pepper 13 Newkams 12 Finns Penbrook Sqs 10 Kesslers 6 Blue Cross 5 Kinneys 3 American Can Co 0 2 3 5 5 8 9 12 15 Pet .867 .800 .667 .667 .429 .357 .200 .000 The Finns moved into a tie for third place in the Red Section of the Industrial League last evening by defeating the Penbrook Squares 34 18. In the other league game the Blue Cross downed Kesslers, 34 33. Blue Cross I Kesslers G. F.

P.I G. F. P. Trover.f 0 1 113 Buker.f.... 0 1 liKirch.f 2 0 1 liLambert.f 3 Kutchman.f 0 0 OlCarl.f 0 Bovd.c 3 2 4 Gilbert.g...

0 0 OCrow.g 0 Binder.g. Total. 8 7 1 ILudlow.g... 1 iZoll.g 1 11 12 34 Total. Score by periods: Blue Cross Kesslers 0 4 2 8 0 0 3 11 0 0 1 3 0 2 0 2 13 7 33 11 1034 5 1733 Finns I Penbrook Sqs.

G. F. P.I G. F. P.

Hikes.f 3 0 6 B. Jones.f 3 0 6 Punda.f... 1 0 0 1 1 Eichelbgr.f. 1 1 Forney 10 2 Gnssinger.f 3 0 BMarKiey.c. i i Copp.c 3 5 11 Bromley.g.

12 4 Shelhas.g... 2 2 6W. Jones.g. 0 2 2 Lucknbgh.g 0 0 13 8 34 Score by periods: Finns Pbk. Sqs Totals.

Penbrook Jr. High Bows to Middletown 6 6 18 1234 518 The Penbrook Junior High basketball team bowed to the Mid dletown Junoirs, 17 12, in a low scoring affair played at the Middletown Community Center yes terday. Middletown G. F. P.

Markley.f Bixler.c Kinsey.c... Walker.g Stouffer.g... Shoop.g 0 Totals 6 5 17 Penbrook 1 2 Middletown 5 5 Referee, Peters and Oriole. Pittsburgh Signs Two New Scouts 312 717 Pittsburgh, Jan. 17, (JP).

The Pittsburgh Pirates bolstered their scouting staff yesterday by hiring! Charley Hargreaves, former Buc catcher, and Ems Johnson. Hargreaves was with the Pirates in the 1928 30 seasons. Johnson, who will scout the Texas and Louisiana area, is a New Orleans resident. He will, replace Ziggy Sears on the scouting staff. Curtin Maintains Junior High Lead First place in the Central Penn Junior High School Basketball League was maintained by Camp Curtin Junior High School last night as the local terrors beat the Hannah Penn Juniors, 61 to 36, on the York court With Willie Mims and Sammy Fields finding the range early the Terrors took the first period with a safe margin of 20 to 9 and held the lead throughout the entire game.

The Penn boys made a slight comeback during the second quarter by outscoring their opponents but Camp Curtin managed to hold a 27 to 21 lead at half time. Although using substitutes free ly Coach Walker's local juniors continued to pour it on during the second half. They took the third round 16 to 9 and the final frame 18 to 8. For the winners Willie Mims, Curtin center, was the most out standing player on the court. Willie controlled both bank boards, played a great floor game and also was high scorer with a total of 28 points.

In the preliminary tilt the little Terrors lost a 52 to 23 decision The Harrisburg Senators last night defeated the Williamsport Billies, 68 58, before 1000 fans. Harrisburg directed a total of 95 shots at the basket, connecting with 27, while Williamsport at tempted 91 for 22 successful shots. Both teams made 14 free tosses, count. Harrisburg tried 21 and Williamsport 28. The high scorer for the evening was Joe Cackovic with 19 points while top man was Ray Kodish with 16 points.

Ko dish holds the league's individual scoring record for one game with 32 pomts. While the game started slow, action picked up in all departments after the opening five min utes of the battle. In the first period, the count was knotted once. At one time, Williamsport had six point lead, but the Senators put on the extra steam to wprk up to within two points of the Billies by the time the stanza ended A well directed side shot by Mike Yovic tied the score near the beginning of the second frame at 17 17 and then with Cackovic's free toss a second or so later, the Senators went ahead for the first time in the ball game. Midway in the same period, the score was tied twice, but the Senators went on to take the lead, ending the quar ter ahead by five points.

The third period closing score was 46 39 in Harrisburg's favor, through the good work of Yovic, Cackovic and Sid Roche. Jimmy Hernjak was the spark behind the final Senator's drive in the final frame which saw the local five keep its lead. Near the end of the last quar ter, Kodish went out of the game via the foul route and Ned Hall, who played a terrific defensive game, followed him several minutes later. In the preliminary contest the Panther juniors blanked the Harrisburg Academy juniors in the final half to win 23 9. The Academy quintet failed to score a point in the second half while the Pan thers were coming through with 17 points in the final stanza after a slow start.

Senators Kitch.f Cackovic Yovic, c. Hall.c Roche.g. Herniak.g. G. T.

P. 0 0 4 Williamsport Kodish.f Mvers.f 6 7 19Coront.f 5 3 2 0 4 5 2 12 6 2 14 0 0 0 Stabley.c. Marino, g. Coob.g Disque.g. Frascella.g.

F.Hafner.g. G. F. F. 2 16 0 0 2 4 0 10 5 15 1 3 1 1 1 5 1 3 1 1 27 14 681 22 14 58 score dv periods: Senators 11 20 15 2268 Williamsport 13 13 13 1958 Heferee Mulligan; Umpire Gownley.

Hbg. Academy Jr. Golumbic.f Snyder.f Kaufman.c Sherman.g. zannor.g. Witmer.g.

Keim.g. Totals. G. F.I Panther Jrs. OlZehring.f.

Lenhart.f Wagner.f Witherow.f Sykes.c Lancaster.c Conrad.g... Lorh.g 0 Zimerman.g 0 G. F. P. 4 1 9 11 1 23 Score by periods: Academy 7 2 0 Panther 2 5 6 Pro Basketball Boston 75; Chicago 61.

0 9 1023 after holding their opponents on fairly even terms during the initial half. Jim Brown, shifty York forward, caged 14 baskets and a foul for a total of 19 points dur ing the second half to spell defeat for the locals. Hannah Penn Densel.f Huber.f.... J. Smlwd.c Drons.c S.

Smlwd.g Dennis.g. Sliver.g... Shettel.g. Wagner.g. G.

F. P. 1 17 0 01 Woodard.g. 0 0 0) Camp Curtin C. F.

P. 0 0 0 Jackson.f.. 2 0 4 8 2 18 Gittlen.1... 0 0 Mims.c. 11 Boat.c 0 DeSantos.g.

I Mateer.g... OlFulton.g KoDerts.g. Alcorn Dickey 6 Jones.f 0 Dean.f Hume.f. 91 Green.c Ol Schubaur.g. 1 29! 0 01 0 0 Williamsport Bows To Harrisburg Five Delone Whips Manchester 5 6 28 0 0 1 5 0 0 2 6 0 0 Totals 17 4 38 Totals 25 1151 Camp Curutin J.H.S.

20 7 16 18 61 Hannah Penn 12 9 838 Referee Springer; Umpire Cramer. Bannab Rohrbgh.f. Palmer.f Blessing.f. Martin.c. Collier.c Dawell.g.

Rouscher.g Louder.g. F. Brown.g Britscof.g. Wltmer.g.. Penn G.

F. P. Cams Curtin a. F. r.

1 11 0 0 Totals 24 4 52 1 Totals 9 23 Camn Curtin 5 6 923 Hannah Penn 7 3 20 2252 Referee Abel; Umpire Mohrune. A smooth working Delone com bination turned back Manchester High last evening, 58 19. Delone piled up a ten point margin during the first period then coasted to an easy victory. The preliminary game was almost a duplicate of the main event, the Delone jayvees defeating the Manchester reserves, 51 18. Delone G.

T. P. Leonard 5 0 10 Staub.f... 2 1 5 Humes.f... 0 0 0 Smith.f....

0 0 0 Murren.c. 113 Gelbart.c. Prendergt.g Cowod.g. KuhR.g. Hemler.g.

Grnhotz.g. 6 3 15 3 15 3 17 tt 8 2 4 0 It! 0 0 0 Totals 24 10 581 Manchester, Md. Myers, 0 E. Miller.f. 2 C.

Miller.f. 0 Quinley.f.. 0 Hursh.c 3 Purney.g... 2 Leppo.g 0 Lippy.g... 0 Totals.

Ledone 13 Manchester 3 6 G. F. P. 7 5 19 17 20 58 7 319 Heferee Weaver; Umpire Wagama. Hershey Tops Keystone Five Scranton, Jan.

17. The Hershey Junior College cage team nosed out the Keystone Junior College quintet a torrid final period to gain a 46 45 decision here last night. Pacing the winners' attack were Jimmy Mohr and Jack Girvin with 16 and 14 points respectively. It was the initial win for the Hershey aggregation in the Penn sylvania Junior College Loop. Hershey will meet the Hazleton five tonight at the latter place.

Kevstons Jr. I Hershey Jr. Col, Bees.f Preebor.f 4 Reanolds.f 1 Beal.c 3 Carter.c. 4 Lisk.g 1 Heal.g 3 Scandale.g. 0 G.

F. P.I G. F. P. 2 1 5 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 3 7 2 6 4 16 1 Girvin.g 7 0 14 1 3lMcCool.g....

2 5 9 1 Barr.g 0 0 0 1 18 9 451 Total 17 12 46 Keystone Jr. 13 14 3 1445 Hershey Jr. 11 10 10 1546 Referee, Conn; umpire, Miegne. Ensmingers Down Legion Ensmingers rallied in the sea ond half last evening to defeat the New Cumberland Legion, 62 52. The Shore Legion held a four point margin going into the third period only to find the photographers returning to old time form.

Walters set the pace with 24 points. New Cumberland G. F. Beshore.f Devine.g. Danner.g.

Hoover.g. Ensmlnger's G. F. P. 4 5 10 4 24 6 0 6 0 12 4 0 10 2 4 1 9 3 17 3 0 6 Dougherty 7 1 15 2 0 4' Snyder.g.

10 2 23 6 521 Total 28 Score bv Deriods: New Cumberland 14 17 11 Ensminger's 13 14 17 Hockey Scores Washington Philadelphia 3. 6 I 1052 1863 Entry Blank 1948 Auspices Harrisburg Telegraph Athletic Association, member of the Middle Atlantic A. A. U. Typewrite or print name plainly.

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No one under the age of 16 years will allowed to compete. The Harrisburg Telegraph Athletic Association reserves the right to reject any entry and close the lists at any time. Positively no Entry Fee SEND NO MONEY WITH ENTRY York Turns Back Steelton; Wm. Penn Loses to Reading Williamstown Millersburg Elizabethville Dalmatia 15 3 33 hv TlffiriodS! 0 0 0 Hoover.f 10 2 Howard.f... 7 1 15 Rudy.c 8 4 20 Bostdorf.g..

3 0 6 Lyter.g 1 0 2 Barry.g 0 0 0 20 5 45 VOTED ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Johnny Lujack, Notre Dame All America quarterback, shows some young friends how he holds a football when getting ready to heave a pass. Lujack, guest speaker at a football banquet at Portsmouth, Ohio, was named the male athlete of the year for 1947 in the annual Associated Press poll. Streak Continued By Porter Township UPPER DAUPHIN LEAGUE Standing of the Teams W. L. Pet.

6 0 1.000 5 1 .833 4 2 .667 .4 2 .667 ,43 .571 2 4 .333 1 8 .167 1 5 .167 1 6 .142 Last Night's Results Porter 46; Dalmatia', 21. Williamstown, 33; Elizabethville, 21. Lykens, 42; Millersburg, 25. Tuesday's Schedule Lykens at Dalmatia. Porter Township at Elizabethville.

Wiconisco at Tower City. Williamstown at Millersburg. Porter Township rolled on un daunted to its sixth straight vio tory in the Upper Dauphin League by adding the Dalmatia High cag ers, 46 21, to their list of victims It was the eighth consecutive win thus far this season. Williamstown and Lykens re mained deadlocked by gaining verdicts last night. Williamstown defeated Eliza bethville, 33 31, in a closely con tested fracas at Williamstown, while Lykens downed Millersburg 42 25, on the winners' court.

Last night girls' scores were Dalmatia, 24, Porter Township, 18, Williamstown, 41; Elizabethville 13, and Millersburg, 21, Lykens 20 Porter Twp. I Dalmatia Moyer.f. 0 Moyer.f 0 Reiner 0 Oxenrider.c. 0 Kreiser.c... 0 Reed.g 2 Kimmel.g...

0 Lebo.g 0 Wise.g 2 Stahl.g 1 0 G. F. P. G. F.

P. Daub.f 8 0 3 0 Harner.f.,.. 4 0 1 Lewis.f 1 0 2 Seachrist.f 1 Schieb.f 0 0 OiZerbe.c 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 ll 0 0 0 4 0 2 0 0 0 0M.Leitzel,g.. 1 0 Martz.g 2 Totals ...22 2 46 Totals 9 3 21 Score bv periods: Porter Twp 12 7 16 1146 Dalmatia iu 'J Williamstown G. P.

Bverly.f 5 0 10 Bowerman.f 1 Golden.f.... 2 Evitts.c 4 Adams.g.... 1 Grubb.g 1 Barkos.g 1 Elizabethville 6' 1 13 Bingaham.f.. 0 0 0 Dockey.f 2 3 7 J.Mattis.c... 1 2 4 Ditty.g 0 1 Reisch.g 1 2 Breit.g 1 0 Totals 11 9 31 dtfilliamstnum 9 5 10 9 33 F.liTahethville 10 5 7 61 Referee, Larson.

Umpire, nomas Lykens Klinger.f... 4 0 Tiazkun.f... 4 Myers 1 Travitz.c 3 Nestor.c 1 G. F. P.l 3 1 Kosier.g..,..

0 0 Ferree.g 1 1 Miller.g 2 0 Totals. ..19 4 42 Rpnrfl hv neriods: Millersburg 9 1 Snyder.f 0 Geist.f 5 Specht.c 0 Epler.c 1 Rothman.g.. 0 Miller.g 3 Knobl.g 0 G. F. P.

0 2 0 0 1 11 1 1 Totals 10 5 25 Lykens 12 2 Millprshurff 8 1 0 16 25 Referees, Herman and Reiner. Junior Firemen Bow To New Cumberland The New Cumberland Eagles snuffed out a last minute rally to hand the Dauphin Junior Firemen a 46 45 setback last night on the losers' court. Jack Rudy and Charlie Howard sparked the losers' attack with 20 and 15 points respectively, while the entire New Cumberland club shared in the scoring. Dauphin Jr. tin, G.

F. P. N. Cumb. Eagles G.

F. P. Howe.c 3 0 6 3 1 7 3 17 Baker.f 3 17 Hoover.c. 5 0 10 10 2 3 1 7 Total. Score by periods: Dauphin 8 New Cumberland 15 17 10 13 11 21 4 46 1045 746 Duke Myre, head trainer at the University of Maryland, is an avid collegiate wrestling fan.

He prob ably achieved that from his 15 years at Yale, where he handled the Ivy League wrestlers. Whether his team is on the long or short end of the final score makes little difference in the play of Eddie Kobussen, high scoring left wing of the Springfield Indians. Newport Loses To Marysville TWIN COUNTY LEAGUE Standing of the Teams W. L. Pet.

Duncannon 2 0 1.000 Carson Long ..2 0 1.000 Marysville 1 2 .333 Juniata 0 1 .000 Newport 0 2 .000 Last Night's Results Marysville, 21; Newport, 18. Tonight's Schedule Juniata at Carson Long. A last minute rally in the final period paid dividends for the Marysville High cagers in turning back Newport, 21 18, last night in a Twin County League contest at Marysville. With about 20 seconds remain ing in the game, the Marysville quintet racked up four points to cop the tilt. The preliminary test was won by the Marysville girls, 26 17.

Marysville G. F. Hipple.f 1 0 2 Gallagher.f. 3 0 6 0 0 0 Martin.c.... 5 0 10 Wolf.g 0 0 0 Bitting.g.

0 0 0 Leonard.g... 113 Pinci.g 0 0 01 ..10 1 21 Score by periods: Newport Scorekeepers, Hocker and Little. Pair Fined In Maryland Ferndale, Jan. 17, G. F.J, Maxwell.f...

0 0 Jones.f Zeiders.f 2 H.Aumon.c. 0 Freeland.c. Bria.g 0 McKensie.g. 1 J.Aumon.g. 0 0 0 2 3 7 Totals 7 4 18 Marysville 0 5 10 Newport 6 5 5 Referee, Chenoweth.

Timekeeper, 6 21 218 Bell Two Maryland horsemen already ruled off the track for life in connection with the fatal shooting of. a race horse, last night were fined total of $450 on charges of cruelty to an animal. Magistrate David B. Dunker fined Frank Buehler $250 and Maurice Peters $200 on the charges preferred by the Maryland Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. He dismissed a second charge of "wilfully, maliciously interfering with a horse used for racing," which is a felony under Maryland law.

The Maryland Racing Commission suspended the two for life last fall after a hearing on the death of the horse Saguro at, Laurel last November 21. Testimony from the hearing introduced tonight related: "That in the afternoon of November 21, last year, a gun was held by Buehler at the time it went off; that it was loaded with salt and that it went off. That the horse was wounded, that it ran and broke its leg and later was destroyed." Both men pleaded innocent and Buehler insisted he intended to fire the gun in the air to scare the horse in the event it refused to break out of the starting gate. Millersburg Legion Five Wins 8th Test The Millersburg Legion, cagers chalked up their eighth win in eight starts last night by turning aside the Bond and Key Fraternity quintet of Susquehanna Uni versity, 52 44, last night at Bear led the Legion attack with 14 points but high scoring honors went to Susquehanna's Peters who hit the cords for 17. I Millersburg Legion Baer.f 7 Walborn.f..

4 Dressler.f 0 Collins.c. 4 Barnes, 3 Kitner.g.... 1 Costello.g. 5 Total. u.

F. p. 0 14 0 0 01 0 1 7 0 2 3 13 24 4 52 Score by periods: Susquehanna G. F. P.

Peters.f 8 1 17 Burkey.f 0 00 Davis.f 3 2 8 Manning.c. 3 0 6 Wissinger.g. 0 0 0 Harder.g 0 0 0 Boling.g 0 0 0 Wagner.g 2 2 6 3 1 7 Total 19 6 44 Millersburg Legion 15 8 16 1352 Susquehanna B. K. 12 7 12 13 44 1 Bermeister; umpire, Mattii.

Central Penn League Standing fa the Teams W. L. York 3 0 Reading 2 0 Lebanon 2 2 Lancaster 2 I William Penn 1 2 Steelton 1 2 John Harris 0 Tepsich.g... 2 3 7 18 12 48 Score by periods: Rusnov.f Padgen.f... Holmes, c.

McGary.g. Watson, g. Malinak.g. Reider.g 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 2 2 1 5 1 0 2 1 3 5 3 4 10 0 2 Total 9 10 28 Score by periods: SUelton 6 York 5 York Pet. 1.000 1.001 .500 .500 .333 .333 .000 Last Night's Results Reading, 58; William Penn, 29.

York. 49; Steelton. 48. Lebanon, 44; Lancaster, 35. Reserve Scores Reading.

35; William Penn, 29. Lancaster, 29; Steelton, 28. Tuesday'! Schedule York at William Penn Lebanon at Steelton. John Harris at Reading. Reading and Lancaster main tained their unblemished records at the top of the Central Penn League, while Lebanon vaulted to a tie for third place as tne resun of last night's games.

At Reading, the Red nignts sent a barrage of twin pointers through the nets to overpower William Penn, 58 23. Meeiton staged a belated last period ralM but failed to overtake the visiting White Roses who won 49 48, while Lebanon turned back the invading Lancaster Red Roses, 44 35. Tlin.ni M.nn enorlrn thxt Reading attack looping 18 points as the Red Knights pulled away to a 14 6 lead at the initial quar ter and widened the halftime advantage with a 10 8 second quar ter. The third canto found the Knights hitting the cords from all angles as they sent 23 points through the nets while the Tigers garnered only seven. Penn showed its best form in the last session but the homesters prevailed 11 8.

Worcester and Isaacman were. top point getters for the Tigers the. former looped nine while Isaacman accounted for seven. The preliminary game was hotly contested during the first half out the Junior Knights blanked the Tiger Jayvees in the third quarter which provided the margin of their 35 29 victory. York Wins A real court thriller developed before a jam packed crowd at tm down river gymnasium as th York five built up a wide lead in the first three quarters and then fought off a sensational last period rally by Steelton to annex its second straight loop win.

i Gil Reich, Steelton's junior for ward flash, stood out like a beacon light as he led the Steamrollers their desperate rally. His individual effort, however, failed to match the smooth passing skill of the well balanced York combination. Reich looped 16 points via six fielders and four charity throws but York with four lads. Brown, Rhodes, Hamme ana ureen, who collected 10 each. York pulled away to a 12 6 lead at the first quarter and held its six point margin at halftime as both teams registered 14 in a fast scoring second session.

It was York again in the third as the White Roses widened their lead by 8 points in a 19 11 stanza. Steelton found its stride in thei lnc 1 DJU i icioc uuiLcr HUU YV1L11 i.Cli;l ttJIU Pete Yanich on the firing line the Blue clads opened a rally that netted 17 points and all but overtook their rivals who were held a four markers. The preliminary game was just as hard fought as the varsity battled but here again York's early game lead prevailed as they nosed out the Steelton Jayvees, 29 28. Steelton Varsity G. F.

Reich.f 6 4 16! Saunders.f .215 Beck.c 2 15 Malinak.c. 0 11 Yanich.g 4 19 Gluntz.g 2 15: 4 2 10 Rhodes.f.... 4 2 10 Saul.f 0 0 0 Hammer.c. 4 2 10 Green.g 4 2 10 Plitt.g 4 1 9 Total 20 9 49 Steelton 6 14 11 1748 York 12 14 19 449 Referee, McMillen. Umpire, Lowell.

Steelton Hrestak.f... Junior Varsity G. F. York G. F.

P. Ritter.f. 2 0 4 Rohrbaugh.f 113 Strine.f 0 11 Warner.f 0 0 Simmons.c. 6 2 14 Dowell.g ..00 Robertson, 1 0 Stouffer.g... 1 3 5 Heberst.g.

..000 Total. 11 7 28j 11 a eta 4.1 AO 11 729 Varsity Reading I William Penn G.F P. G.F.P, Thompson.f 9 0 18 Schmehe.f 1 1 3 Miller.f 2 Stevenson.f 2 Dettling.c. 4 Fry.g 0 Nein.g 4 Kemp.g 3 Ekel.g 0 Gernert.g... 0 Frey.g 0 1 0 4 2 10! 1 1 25 8 59 Worcester 3 3 Hoke.f 0 1 3 1 Drewitt.f 1 Cox.f 0 Huston, c.

Smith.g Rebuck.g Rubin, g. Williams.g. Flaun.g.. Total 10 9 score Dy periods: Reading 14 10 23 1138 William Penn 6 8 7 829 Referee, Borger. Umpire, Cackovic.

Readinr Junior Varsity G. F. P. Matz.f 3 0 6 Jones.f. Harbach.f Smith.f.

Tuziak.c. Ammarell.c White.c. Hoverter.g. Dehm.g. Kauter.g.

0 0 2 2 0 0 3 2 2 1 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 1 Kline.g 0 1 George.g. 0 0 Total. 13 9 35 Score by periods: Reading 11 William Penn 7 William Penn G.F.P. Orbach.f 2 2 6 Wagner.f 2 0 4 Steltzer.f 2 0 4 Taylor.c 4 0 0 Rabuck.g.. 4 1 9 0 2 1 Peters.g 2 0 A Flaum.g 0 0 0 Total 12 5 Scholastic Results Hazleton 33; Pottsville 39.

Bloomsburg 38; Sunbury 34. Danville 45; Northumberalnd 7 11 1135 0 1329 41. sennsgrove 4b; Trevorton 17. Mifflinsburg 24; Lewisburg 22. Bethlehem 61: Easton 59.

(Overtime) Tamaqua Catholic 37; Lansford Catholic 31. Allentown 48; Temple High 49. Palmerton 58; Slatington 48. Northampton 48; Stroudsburg 33. Emmaus 45; Lehighton 23.

Whitehall 45; Catasauqua 31. Nesquehonlng 39: Lansford 22. Mahanoy City 48; Tamaqua 33. Wilkes Barre Meyers 34; Wilkes Barre Coughun 29. Plymouth Berwick 39.

39. Kingston 58: Wilkes Barre G. Hanover Township 36; Nanticoke 28. Swoyerville 42: Ashlet 27. Wilkes Barre Two.

56: Jenkins Township 17. West Wyoming 66: Pittston Twp 38. aJT Luzerne 46; Exeter 33. Wyoming su; Flams 28. Pittston 36: Larksville 31.

Edwardsville 45; Shickshinny 42. Dallas Borough 33; Fairvlew 31. Kingston Twp 45; Plymouth Twp. 32. Dallas Township 50; Laketon 26..