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frackville DOTS 'ri DASHES 3 MORE TUTS -IN FRACKVILLE LEAGUE TONIGHT i I PITT LEADER By Jack Sords t-ITtn KOUnd WI Ba OftArnrl at I'm Telling You By DAN PARKEK Wasaitis Hall; First Fracas at 7:00 RECORD FIELD OF ENTRIES FOR A. B. CTOURNEY List May Top 4,000 for Bowling Grind at Cleveland, 0., From March to April LEAGUE STREAK THREATENED BY MAHANOY TOT. Mountain Toppers and Purple Larks Are Both Undefeated in League to Date CRIMES' DAZZLERS IDLE The Frackville City Basketball League, which is gaining in popularity with each set of games, will The Soliloquy of a No. Contender: When I finishes me trainin.

I likes to sit down and meditate, 'cause when I meditates, I t'inks and when I t'inks, I ruminates, and when I ruminates," it reminds me of me old college days when me and me man 15 I ADrV. A4kteS SCORSR. Avp APPEARS HEADED f0R. LAKkY 1 -yr Tab Bteses-r Rijr rofAi, of aajv 0fi I PlTT COURT STAR. I UfS'sM V.

isa of 1Mb lmwe Rsity XnWM of ptttswm liX -fSKoSy K. 1 SHOTS MADed I jftf vSki' -W TrteMiPS-fOF- 2fe8SK3fr SCRAMBLES 11 fTNft J) tittle. of ws flRsr Tfeo plahzrs ars jf A Sopmoworw rrl flTv XOVi s. stage its fifth round of tilts this eve ENTRY DEADLINE FEB. 1ST LEADERSHIP IS AT STAKE ning at Wasaitis Hall.

The usual three tiffs will be offered. Starting at 7 o'clock the hapless H. D. Bob quintet will tangle The two unbeaten teams of the Northern Schuylkill County Inter- ager Yussel Jacobs, was rumiates togedder. What college? The Electrical College.

The same one that appernted President Roosevelt. I scholastic Basketball League clash at Frackville tomorrow night, and the Mountain Toppers' sensational winning streak in that circuit will be seriously threatened by the Purple Larks of Mahanoy Townshio High. The team that wins this titanic tussle will also become favorites to who have also to turn in their first victory yet, clubs are bent on getting out of the cellar and possibly embarking on a winning streak. Cadets May Surprise The Central All-Stars are' scheduled to clash with the Cadets one hour later. Favoritism must be shown the All-Stars in this fracas, because of their unbeaten pace, but the Cadets should not be counted out by a long shot, as they are apt to spill the beans.

In the windup match of the night, which is due to get underway at" 9 o'clock, the undefeated Y. M. R. S. cagers will meet Mahanoy Plane.

This promises to be the. best, battle of the evening, as the boys from the capture the championship. Maha was the alternate-at-iarge due 1 wasn't at large long 'cause they took me into custardy. I was a big fraternity man, too. Betta Lotta Alfalfa.

Yussel beeslong to the same chapter. But he got his hand chapter than mine, bein' left out in the cold by Mike Jacobs. It's incrimination, that's what it is. But he can't incriminate against me 'cause I'll moider all them bums. Me, I'm from the Oranges.

That's why I'm full of Vitamin C. It stops the scurvy so they don't need to fink they're gonna play scurvy tricks on me! I'll moider them tramps, I will. That's why Mike noy Township has won six league starts to date, while Frackville annexed one less. Fracks Are Primed In the opinion of Joe Yacabonis and Norman Jones, W.P. A.

recreational directors from Mahanoy City, two intercepted passes in the second half proved fatal to the Shenandoah High Bhie Devils in their crucial Black Diamond Basket-tall League melee with the Mahanoy City High Marauding Miners Friday night "Up until that time," remarked Yacabonis, "Coach Tom Quigley's tossers were right in the thick of the battle with the proteges of Johnny Goepfert." Because of the limited seating accommodations in the new Mahanoy City High School gym very few Shenandoah High fans saw the skirmish. Mahanoy City High students formed a line in front of the gym as early as five o'clock. The gym was so packed by about 6:30 that it literally bulged out. Many local rooters were disappointed at not gaining admittance to such an important struggle, but circumstances would not permit Several thousand persons wanted to see this titanic tussle, but only about 450 were admitted, as there are approximately 375 seats in the gym, which isn't many less than the local lair can accommodate. Such a vital shindig should have been played on a larger court, where everyone would receive the opportunity to attend, or at least most of the rabid followers of these two traditional rivals.

Charley Simmons of Shenandoah and Bull Santos of Shepp-ton are scheduled for scraps on the Hazleton Lions' amateur boxing show at the Masonic Temple Arena Thursday night. Simmons' opponent will be selected shortly before the bouts get. underway, while Santos will trade blows with Anson Powers, hard-hitting Reading Negro, in the windup match. Proceeds of the show will go towards financing the Free Milk Fund in that area. A local ping-pong team, headed by Dr.

Emmett Hobbs, invaded Mahanoy City yesterday afternoon and handed the table tennis aces of that town a 6-0 trouncing. Besides Dr. Hobbs, others who comprised the local contingent were: John Lewellis, "Rube" Siswein, Norton Gallagher, "Zulu" Zalesky and John Gallagher. These men are the tops in ping-pong in Shenandoah, and judging by their clever play at Mahanoy City yesterday, they would give any team in the county a run for laurels. Then, there are many youngsters coming up, training Coach Charley Dunkleberger realizes that the status of his dribblers will be placed in jeopardy tomorrow night and Is leaving no stone unturned to produce the best that is in his proteges.

The Purple Larks, under the tutelage of Bob Hirsch, boast one of the best teams Jacobs says me claims is assinine. He knows I'm the Orange Assinine and I'll assassinate all of them Jacobs clowns. You said it, My claims is not only assinine but also ten and out! Bring on them bums, six at a in their school's basketball history. Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. 16.

(U.R) The 1939 edition of the American Bowling Congress the world series of bowling with $170,000 in prizes at stake, is expected to be twice as big as the last one held here. More than 4,000 followers of the game are expected here for the tournament which will open on March 9. It is scheduled to extend through May and with a rapid influx of entries, may last until May 11. Already the number of entries has passed the 3,000 mark far exceeding the total of 2,443 teams which rolled here in 1930 Cleveland's last national bowling classic "We virtually are assured of passing our goal of 4.000 teams," said John Ackerman, secretary-treasurer of the Cleveland Bowling Tournament Company, "for so far only 50 Cleveland teams have entered and we are anticipating from 600 to 700 local entries." More Leagues Eligible A 38-year record of the A. B.

C. lins been shattered this season as the list of eligible leagues has passed the 11.000 mark. Of these, 399 are from Cleveland, which also has broken an all-time mark. The entry deadline is February 1 and on February 13 the work of installing 32 alleys will begin. The sile of this year's tournament will be the Lakeside underground exhibition hall, part of Cleveland's Public Hall, site of two political party conventions.

Ackerman said that at least in prizes will be awarded to top teams, individuals, and pairs. "The total of cash prizes may exceed the $170,000 figure." Ackerman said, "and in addition there will be a large number of medals awarded." Many veterans and figures familiar to bowling enthusiasts will attend the series. Chuck Collier Entered Charley Daw and Billv Rivtv A trio of other frays are listed for tomorrow night in the North "Foot" are on the bring of ascending or descending among the. team standings. Bye For Heights Entry Grimes' Dazzlers of Shenandoah Heights, the seventh squad entered in the loop, are not slated for action on tonight's weekly tripleheader.

Following are the team standings to date: time. 1 11 alleviate them! They say I'm all washed tip. Who Schuylkill loop as follows: Gilberton at Ashland. Orwigsburg at Girardville. St.

Clair at Minersville. me? I didn't even take me shower yet Don't you see the beads of par According to their schedule. West Mahanoy Township High's passers ticipation all over me? That's 'cause I sweats a lot, and when I sweats I perspire. Yussel tells me I should open up the pores and I asts him: will play off their postponed tilt with Central All-Stars Y. M.

R. Grimes' Dazzlers Mahanoy Plane Cadets L. 0 0. 1 2 3 3 3 Pet. 1.000 1.000 .750 .500 .250 .000 .000 The pore what? and he don an- Orwigsburg High tonight at Or-wigsburg.

LOCALS TRIUMPH swer me. How does he expect a guy to fight his best when he don't give him no civilized answer? It's habeas Gilberton 0 COPYRICHT. KING FEATURES SYNDICATE, lm H. D. Bob 0 corpus that's what it is! I licked that double ammonia like AT TABLE TENNIS it was Charley Masse.

The next time McLEMORE'S SPORT PARADE I want triple ammonia. The other stuff is just a warm-up. I want a TWO CHICAGO PROS MEET FOR OAKLAND GOLF TITLE Oakland, Call, Jan. 16. (U.R) Two Chicago professionals, Dick Mete and E.

J. (Dutch) Harrison, meet today in a playoff for $1,000 first prize money in "the Oakland Open few more slugs of that Oxa Gin. It's got it all over beer for trainin' Roosevelt Ramblers of Town Rout Mahanoy City Eagles by 6-to-0 Score football lover passing up this game than you can a lover of painting on. And I had a circus in that tent! By HENRY McLEMORE United Press Staff Correspondent. Los Angeles, Jan.

16. (U.R) This, the city of angels, has been raising the very devil for years in an effort to gain a place in the National Pro turning his back on the Mona Lisa, or a gourmet saying "no thank you" The papers said me and Yussel is at loggerheads, i ays getting poi-sonal, huh? Yussel don't take no golf tournament. when the waiter brings around the lager; and me, it's nobody's business When the firing was over yester humming bird tongues au gratul. But the Los Angeles football fans fessional Football League. In fight if I take a beaker to keep me tonsils from crackin' open with the ing for a big time franchise for its both Milwaukee experts, have entered, as have Henry Steers and Chuck Collier, widely known Chi-1 thoist Its plagiarism! day, both had scores of 274 for 72 holes.

They play 18 holes of medal golf today and the loser gets second prize of $750. Metz, among the pace-setters through-out the tournament, waver-ea slightly on the back nine vester- daily on various tables town. Ping-Pong is becoming quite popular here. It wouldn't surprise Continued on Page Nin GIANTS DEFEAT Me, I'm the No. 1 contender and ICoutiiiued on Page Nine) cago tossers.

Bowlers of all ages will try their skill at the game, and in at least one case, a team composed of three GRIMES' REPEL fewer than 15,000 cash customers in the stands when the New York Giants kicked off against the hand-picked All-Americans. This was the super professional game. On one side, wearing red uniforms, were the Giants, champions of the world. On the other, wearing blue, was, on paper at least, the finest team ever assembled. In the All-American" backfield at the start were Sammy Baugh, Clark Hinkle, Ernie Pinckers and Lloyd Cardwell.

When they tired their substitutes were such players as Cecil Isbell, John Drake, Eddie Goddard and Gordon Gore. And the line jobs were handled by Gaynell Tinsley, Bruiser Kinard, Joe Stydahar, Perry Schwartz, Joe Carter, Ernie Smith and others' just as brilliant. Against this star-studded group the Giants threw such players as.Ed Danowski, Mel Hein, Ward Cuff, Hank Soar, Ed Widseth, and a dozen others. You can't any more: imagine a day and blew outright possession of generations will participate. Headine the tpam will ha hifo.

the title on the last green. He miss PRO ALL-STARS GIRARDVILLE 5 The Roosevelt Ramblers' table tennis team of town journeyed to Mahanoy City yesterday afternoon, where they routed the Eagle club ping-pongers of that place, 6 to 0. Nineteen sets out of 23 were annexed by the locals in this one-sided triumph. Any team in the region wishing to test the Shenandoah Ramblers will receive full consideration by writing John Lewellis at the Roosevelt School in Shenandoah or by calling 2-0255. Complete results follow: Roosevelt Ramblers, Shenandoah, lineup: E.

Hobbs, N. Gallagher, R. Siswein, A. Zalesky, J. Gallagher, J.

Lewellis. Mahanoy City Eagles' lineup: J. Susavage, J. Ward, F. Maff, J.

Reing, M. Noonan, H. Cahill. haired, snriffhtlv Omwo Vrh ed a six-foot putt whicl. would have won.

His last round card was 70. 88-year-old retired furniture taW did. Nearly 100,000 of them were out for the Southern California and Notre Dame game, and some 90,000 of them sat in on tho Rose Bowl battle, but fewer than 15,000 were there to see the Giants and the All-Americans in a game that had more football in it than the last three Rose Bowl spats put together. The game didn't substantiate the advance notices, which said it undoubtedly would develop into a passing duel between Danowski and Baugh. Fordham Ed and Texas Sammy tossed for touchdowns, all right, but the top moments in the game were provided by John Drake, onetime of Purdue and now of the Cleveland Rams.

The 210 pound full-IContiLued on Page Nine) Harrison, who tied the competi Bulldog team, Los Angeles crossed its civic heart that the presence here ot such teams cs the Giants, the Packers, and the Bears would draw sellout crowds, and make everybody rich from the owners to the hot dog howlers. No, on Monday of January 16, 1939, we know that the City of Los Angeles was wrong, and the big league football franchises had better stay where they are. Because yesterday, at Wrigley Field here, a football game which brought together the greatest collection of stars ever gathered at one time was played before a crowd that made no one rich. Despite tremendous publicity and a charity angle, there were Completing the team of five will be tive course record on Saturday with Dazzlers Assert Supremacy a 64, had a 69 on his final round. nis two sons ana two grandsons.

Koch, who retired nine years ago "to get into something a Hill mnro New York Champs of National League Win on Ward Cuff's Field Goal, "13 to 10 Ben Hogan of New York and Over Orioles in Last Period, Winning by 51-45 lively," said he had not bowled for aDotu au years, and was a wee-bit Mark Fry of Oakland, tied for third with 275. An amateur, Marvin (Bud) Word of Olympia, Wash, member of the American Walker Cup team last year, took fifth place with 277. rust v. "When 1 bowled, back in th 'Kfls Asserting their supremacy in the Los Angeles, Jan. 16.

U.R The New York Giants gpt on the record books today as winners of the first they didn't have any holes in the final quarter. Grimes' Dazzlers de norton Smith, of Chicaeo. one of "professional bowl football Dans, ne cnucKled. "With these new-fangled improvements, it ought to be a cinch, and I expect to show the early leaders, and Banny Col-trin of San Francisco, shared sivth Ward Cuff, who led the Giants to feated the Girardville Orioles yesterday afternoon on the West Mahanoy Township High School court to the tune of 51-45. In the pre ORIOLES OF BALTIMORE AT HERSHEY TOMORROW place with 278.

TO BE REMODELED inese young lellows a few tricks. Koch will not be the only old timer bowline at the rnnprpss Wi! By Jack Sords liminary game, Rydzewskie's Cafe-men outwitted Shustack's Cafemeu LOU AMBERS IS FAVORED Hershey, Jan. 16. The Hershey victory over the Green Bay Packers in the 1938 play-off for the National League championship, was responsible. The former- Marquette stor kicked a last -period field goal for a 13-10 over a professional All-Star eleven selected by popular liam Ford, a 72-vear-old clothier.

by a slight 17-16 count. Cubs and the Baltimore Orioles, will be there, just to prove that age 50 who have been battling hard for Box scores: Grimes' Dazzlers F.G. Fls. Pts. 1 -H'P Br A second place in the Eastern Amateur Hockey League, will clash tomor is no handicap to his game.

COLLEGE CAGE SCHEDULE TfeRR'S PtAAlS POK 6aJURA CAU, For A AT MoT SPRiaIGS For. Pitcavage, 1 1 3 Mack, f. 7 0 14 FOR PHILADELPHIA AREA TWO WEEKS Savitsky, c. 10 1 21 L. Menks, 0 0 0 McCole, ....6 0 12 Philadelphia, Jan.

16. Although midyear examinations will begin to make their annual presence felt and somewhat curtail the activities Brosius, 0 0 0 E. Menks, g. 0 11 Totals ..24 3 51 Girardville Orioles of college basketball teams this week, another fairly busy session lies ahead for college court combinations in the Philadelphia dis F.G. Fls.

Pts. TO BEAT SILVA TONIGHT Philadelphia, Jan. 18. (U.R) Former lightweight champion Lou Ambers, of Herkimer, N. meets Mexican Joey Silva of Los Angeles in the 10-round windup at the Arena tonight.

In the co-feature bout. Tommy Cross, Philadelphia, tangles with Al Nettlow, Detroit lightweight, with the winner scheduled to be signed for a match with Henry Armstrong for the welterweight title here next month. Local interest centered on the Cross-Nettlow 10-rounder, with Ambers favored to beat Silva. The former lightweight champion is priming for a title shot at Armstrong's crown in New York next summer. In an eight-round sub-feature bout, Nick Camarata, called New Orleans' best fistic product since Tony Canzoneri, will swap punches with Ray Ingram.

Washington. D. C. 'SOCKS' H0LDEN TO PILOT MOULTRIE BASEBALL CLUB trict with several outstanding en gagements among those carded for Robitis, f. Horey, f.

Zack, Griffiths, Nipper, c. the next six days. The schedule: row night in an important league tilt at the Hershey Sprots Arena. It will be a wiser band of Hershey amateurs that takes the ice tomorrow night as the Chocolate-town skaters recall too vividly their last encounter here with the Orioles when the visitors, trailing 3 to 0 at the end of the first period, rallied to win, 4 to 3. Bitter rivals for several years, and particularly so, now that "Tut" Tuten is rough-housing the opposi tion while on the defense patrol for the Orioles, these two teams are expected to furnish plenty of fireworks when they swing into action.

Between periods, an exhibition hockey game of unusual interest will be staged by the Sports Arena Juniors and Jonestown High School. These intermediate teams are exceptionally fast and the boys not only skate well for their age but are good stick-handlers. BASEBALL CELEBS ATTEND RUPPERT FUNERAL TODAY 4 2 3 3 2 3 3 .20 Monday St, John's (Md.) at Burke, vote. With the score tied at 10-10, the Giants capitalized on a break with less than five minutes to go. Ed.

Goddard, former Washington State star, fumbled a punt deep in his own territory and Big Orville Turtle recovered for the Giants. Tuffy Lee-mans cracked seven yards in three plays and then, on fourth down. Cuff kicked the winning points from the 20-yard line. Salvation Army Benefit A crowd of 15,000 saw the game, which will be an annual feature with proceeds going to the Salvation Army. The first half was dull.

The Giants scored first in the second period on Leonard Barnum's 18-yard field goal. A few minutes later Ernie Smith, of the All-Stars, tied it with a 19-yard place kick. The Stars forged ahead in the third period when Sammy Baugh of the Washington Redskins unleashed his-passing arm and pitched two strikes. Cuff had just missed a field poal from the 47-yard line and the Stars 'took the ball on their own 20. Baugh threw a ten -yard pass to Perry Schwartz, former California end, and then he flicked one to Lloyd Cardwell who caught it on the Giant 40 and ran for a touchdown.

Villanova. Boylan, g. Tuesday Penn A. C. at P.M.

C. Wednesday Temple at West Vir 5 45 Totals Score by periods: ginia (Eastern Collegiate Conference); Penn at Navy: Drexel at siAaIt Piesr 6Asemaai. Swarthmore; Haverford at Stevens. Dazzlers ..14 10 1-2 1551 Orioles .14 11 12 845 Referee Volowitz. Thursday Villanova at Catholic -AAAAiAeeR Lafayette at Swarthmore.

Saturday Doubleheader at Con Rydzewskie's Cafemen WLt BE A F.G. Fls.Pt5. vention Hall: DePaul of Chicago vs. Villanova; Penn State vs. Temple ADDtfiOAl Mis Tea! Rusesky, f.

3 1 i Eastern Collegiate Conference); IP MIS Penn at Dartmouth (Eastern Inter PiMs succeep collegiate League); Moravian at St. Sulanchick, f. 2 2 McGee, 0 0 Rutkowski, c. 0 0 Rydzewskie, g. a 0 0 Dubrow, g.

1 0 Robel, g. 0 2 Joseph's; F. and M. at Drexel; La- Salle at P. M.

Haverford at Lafayette. WAYNE SABIN CAPTURES Tackle Joe Stydahar kicked the Totals 6 Still listed as the property of the Philadelphia Phillies of the National Baseball League, Joe (Socks) Holden of St. Clair wUl manage the Moultrie club of the Georgia-Florida loop next summer, which is a farm of the Phils. He succeeds Dewey Stover, who formerly cavorted for York in the New York-Penn circuit Holden, who spent last season as catcher for the CenterviUe nine in the Eastern Shoe League, was summoned bv President 17 New York, Jan. 16.

(U.R) Funeral services for the late Colonel Jacob Ruppert, owner of the New York Yankees who died last Friday, will be held today. Burial will be in the family vault in Kensieo (N. Cemetery after solemn requiem mass at St. Patrick's cathedral at 11 a. m.

(E. S. Among the honorary pallbearers were Babe 1 Ruth, former Mavor extra point Shustack's Cafemen FLORIDA TENNIS TITLE The Giants began a drive late In the period and carried it over F.G. Fls. Pts.

Kalenkowski, f. Wadalavage, f. Barowski, c. 01 6AUS To MIS yfimmsSSf put rew claims ue -fj! MPWr aeASGpwiTriTrteoeAL lsf fiELPiMS AAIP vMWt 'tSJ James J. Walker; Mayor La Guardia; Shustack, g.

former Governor Alfred E. Smilii; Sadusky, g. Ford Frick, president of the Grutza, g. League; William Harridye. president Kuzz, g.

O.for the position, which he accepted 0 by affixing his signature, to a con- into the fourth to tie the score. On ten plays they marched 73 yards. Ed Danowski completed five straight passes in that drive, his last a 32-yard pitch which Chuck Gelatka caught on the goal-line. Cuff's conversion tied the score. Ten minutes later.

Cuff's field goal decided it. The Stars made 10 first downs to 13 for the Giants. Danowski out-passed Baugh. completing nine out of 13 compared to Sammy's four out of nine. of the American League and Lou Gehrig, Yankee captain.

16 Holden plans to take several of his teammates from the CenterviUe club south with him when the pre-season training grind begins. Totals Score by periods: Ryder's Cafemen 5 Shustack's 1 Referee S. Mack. 2 317 1 616 The Union Label Directory is the shopper's, best guide. Buy Union-made products.

Adv. COPYRIGHT. 1939. KING FEATURES SYNDICATE, IrC Read the Evening Herald. JOE PALOOKA Not Yet By HAM FISHER EIDER ANDERSON WINS N0RGE SKI TOURNAMENT Orlando.

Jan. 16. (U.R) Wavne Sabin of Portland, today held his second major singles championship of the winter tennis circiut. Sabin, who won the Dixie tournament in Tampa last week, added the Florida State title Sunday by defeating Gene Mako of Los Angeles, 8-6. 4-6, 6-3, 2-6, 6-4.

Pauline Beu Los Angeles, won the women's title with a 12-10, 6-1 victory over Marta Barnett, Miami. NEW P. S. S. W.

A. PKEXT Darby, Jan. 16. (U.R) Felix McCarthy, Norristown sports writer, today held office as president of the Philadelphia Suburban' Sports Writers Association. McCarthy succeeded Jtuss Thomas of Doylestown, who was named to the board of directors.

Other officers elected at the association's fourth annual meeting yesterday were Harry Dilser of Pottstown, vice president; Joseph Objobai, of Phoenixville, secretary; and Hugh McDevirVof West Chester, treasurer. PIRATES MP MAH. PLANE Frackville's Pirates nosed out Mahanoy Plane in a nip and tuck basketball fuss recently by the final DID NOT A WINK. LOOK, KID 1 YOU A-4VEAH -X MADE VA ll'M 60NNA CLOSE SO EV'RVBUDDY DON'T YOUSE ALWEEZ THANKS 5Y YVHfcN THINGS IS TOUGHEST KFFD IVOUSE A YOU'RE PRETTY SWELL. I I COULDN'T SOrviETHIN AN LOST1 ITH' REST'RUNT.

WE SLEEP I MESSED YER WHOLE I I HELP THAT; IT FER YA YOU'D A I lAINT GONNA OPEN AWRI6HT 1 LIFE AN 'CAREER BY I AN' YOUSE 7 BEEN A LOT BETTER I IT'NITE LET KID --GEE- KIN SAV WE'RE QUITTERS. IP WE LOSE IT'S AW RIGHT WITH PUNCHIN' LET'S SHOW 'EM KNOBBY" I WAS PRAYIN YA'D SAY LET'S KEEP I BEIN SEEN WITH I MADE ME OFr- lr- I LET YA EM LAFF. JT rZ BL1NKY I ANYTHING ALONE. IF YA NEVER -s-r Prvf GgvTGORDON" II AM. r- KNOW ED ME KNOBBV BUT WE NEVER -LAID DOWN PUNCHIN.

THAT. Cary, TIL, Jan. 16. (U.R) Reider Andersen, of Oslo, Norway, added the Class A championship title of the Norge Ski Tournament to his laurels today. He made jumps of 172 feet and 181 feet the latter the longest of the tournament before 15,000 persons at the club's grounds yesterday to score a total of 148.1 points.

Only 6.4 points behind him was Sverre Fredheim, St Paul, 1 who tallied 141.7 with Jumps of 171 and 176 feet Paul Beitila, Ishpem-ing, holder of the unofficial record of 201 feet for ths Cary slide, was third with 141.6 points. GABBY'8 JAR STASKEL'S Gabby's ATI-Stars of town trounc- score of 35-33. The centest was waged on the Gilberton High court, score of 35-33. The contest was waged on the Gilberton High court Schoemown five also fell victim to the Pirates over the week-end at ti Staskel's Five Saturday mornH Port Carbon, 39-19. ji in the J.

W. Cooper gym by 41 i 18, Visosky featured for the vic-15, while Adakonis stood out for vanquished. Advertisements in the Evening Herald pay big dividends..