News Herald from Perkasie, Pennsylvania • 6

CENTRAL NEWSr-HERALD, 1 ri-CASIE, NOV. 13, 1917 Sell-Perk, Wave Win; Both Teams Home This Week TWIN TOWN SPORTS GREEN JACKETS 0EVV1ND HURR1GANE Sell-Perk Hoop Loop Meets Monday Night STEELERS SURPRISE 5QUDERTQN 14-0 Monday evening the Sell-Perk Community Basketball League will hold their final meeting prior to By JIM HACKETT the league opening in the Hartiell-J final reports filtering in, the game situation becomes rather ON SECOND HALF SPURT Indians Dominate First Half Play. Consolidates Deliver In Final Periods For Convincing Win. Fargo, Hosgood Score tious. On these reports which say "spotty" evidently we in Sports Calendar -v FOOTBALL Box-Mont Scholastic Conference Friday's (Results Ambler 38, Upper Moreland 0 Hatboro 18, Jenkintown 12 Quakertown 13, Doylestown .12 Monday's games Sell-Perk 14, Souderton 0 Springfield 7, Lansdale 0 This iW eek's Ga mes i (Friday Ambler at Sell-Perk Standing of Teams wit pts Ambler 7 0 0 14 Springfield 6 1 0 12 Quakertown -5 2 10 Lansdale 4 ,3 0 8 Crouthamel Post IHome, rerkasie.

At this time the controversial subjects as to seven or eight. teams, the team makeup, nights of play, etc. will be decided. Loop prexy William H. Hunsick-er will preside.

He emphatically states that all those interested in already signed to one Bobby Gehman Runs 24 Yards In Rrst Wave Win. Jim Shelly Blocks Two Kicks. Clarence Parks Dons Hero Robe Vl again bounding loose. Jack Wuerstle fell on the ball at the 1 While their younger community team, report to the meeting or contact a team manager prior to Mon yaixi line. On the first play Erir brethren: were rolling up a first wictory of the 1947.

campaign on day. rargo went over. A pass play irom the Consolidated gridiron, the Sell- are in one of the better spots. There is little doubt that not what it had been in this locality but on the other hand than last year without a doubt. From gun club reports Vr which anyone can purchase to stock land of his choice dollar.

Not too long ago the cottontails cost fifty cents, one to the question, 'how smart is that buck Vocal farmers insist on posting lancL, for which we find no Tie gun clubs make little or no efforff to work out a feasible Jith the land owners. iThis column does not know what nor do we profess to know. Admittedly we have not taken Jo attend the gunning club meetings and one can truthfully batting his mout' off, knocking but no effort' to which we n. Not being three or four guys, this column can't be every-L So reservedly we say, it would be wise if sportsmen did at-Imake arrangements with local farmers, who in the past have In the third period the alert and what this writer terma one of the finest forward walls in the Big Six, Conference-rfully realizing the record really tore the Quaker Seven Men of Serve asunder and made them just that, a porous defense. Billy Simons started Xhe touchdown march.

He intercepted Jim Hosgood to Ed Schoch tallied the extra point to make the count ereville-iPerkasie Greenjackets e- leased their latent offensive might 7-0. TO In the fourth period Coach Hen Old Probabilities and the Farmer's Almanac predicted clear weather for Saturday afternoon. In spite of this the authorities called off the Souderton-Sell-Perk High School football game and transferred it to the Twin Town field on Monday night. It rained sentimental tears all over the Consolidated bailiwick after the fracas for the Blue and Gray emerged triumphant for the first time this year 14-0. Coach Hen Gutekunst's Steelers were like the old oaken bucket in the first half as the Indians ran to upset the quakertown.

Hurricanes 14-13 in a whizbang exhibition at the Flatland manicured pastures on Monday night. Jenkintown 3 4 0 6 ADDRESS ROOTERS WED. sent caustic words in "You were given a touchdown, -now go out and earn one for yourself." Taking him at his word, the Steelers did just that. With the ball on the Hatboro 2 3 2 6 Sell-Perk 1 4 2 4 Dovlestown 2 5 0 4 an aerial on the Quaker 31. Kour plays later Clarence Parks attempted a field 'goal but the ball Sell-Perk's Rooters' Club will Souderton ,1 4 -i 3 hold their monthly meeting at the Upper Moreland 1 5 1 3 Owl's Banquet Hall on Wednesday leir lands to city hunters on the first day but close it to the was partiauy oiocKeo anu mo Quakers took over.

On first down John Smoll tried to kick but omnipresent Jimmy. Shelly barreled through to block the second kick -a, and that little feat is prevalent. Kouderton 40 after a kicking duel between Jim Hosgood and Joe Day, the Twin Towners started to move. Hosgood and Fargo alternated carrying the ball with a surprising end around play to Jack Wuerstle netting eighteen yards, making it first and ten on the Red evening. Robert V.

tvans, president of the Mitchell and Ness Sporting Goods Philadelphia, will be the euest sneaker. Lloyd and pranced to a convincing 9-2 margin in the first down depart Coach lies Zetty derived a dual pleasure from the victory for other than being the first triumph, the win. was registered over his home town cohorts and in sport defeating a friend carries' a satisfying quality. Paradoxically the loss was doubly bitter to Clyde iSmolf and his once supercharged eleven, until they entered the Greenjacket service station for a winterization. nting stories, tinged with joviality are being screened at the ment.

But the former Mule Mauler instilled a fighting spirit into his Big (Six Conference Sunday's IResults Lansdale 7, Dovlestown 0 Souderton 12, Perkiomen 0 Monday's Result Sell-Perk 14, Quakertown 13 and Clarence piayeu tne part of the opportunist in the dra-ma, first scene. Parks scooped up the ball and ambled 30 yards for a TD. Scene Two in "The Dewinding. hangouts, the football games, the groghouses locally. One which, to all of us at one time or another, took place with FORREST boys at half time and they plugged Hoagey has secured Evans- for the occasion.

Evans is a graduate of Lebanon Hieh School, after which he en the leaks with repellant putty that the S-ille baker, EDITOR JOHN, and this writer donning withstood the Indian thrusts and nf the Hurricane" saw Clever Clar- skin 8. Hosgood faded to pass and then decided to run. When he reached the five yard line three Souderton defenders confronted tered and graduated from Ursinus fe df goat, instead of hunter. John spied a bunny crouched in ence ram the ball squarely through went on to squirt to victory. It was a erreat nicrht for the win Standing of Teams 1 (For other than losing to a home so open in fact that the verdant picture was not mterup- pts the uprights and run the total to him.

Unswervingly, Hosgood leap town product in Zetty, the loss 15 thirsty kids, players, fans, and well-wishers for to rise from a least 75 yards by a tree on a bush higher than one's ankle. Lansdale 7 1 1 Souderton 7 2 0 14-. Following the kkkoir in-, the 14 ed through the ozone and the 'Skins parted as Jim jumped into sure defeat in one short fifteen to shoot the rabbit sitting, he called Yeakel and the other dropped the Hurricane into a precariously dangerous position in regards to attaining a playoff berth. oylestown 3 4 2 College, njoiiegeviue. wnne a schoolboy and college student, he was an outstanding football player.

With the entry of the United States into World War I navy men will read this with trepidation Evans enlisted as a boatswain's mate. He served in the World War minute intermission bespeaks pay dirt. Eric Fargo scored the third period the Quakers were not 0 see the raDDIt. Also mere was a maner 01 a. yuuiig 8 7 7 Quakertown 3 6 1 spirit which is capable of any ac-1 extra point on a running play to never had a piece of game shot over or in front of him.

PeTkiomen 6 a In the nin and tack tussle the complishment. With the win goesjmake the final 14-0. Sell-Perk 1 7 1 Wave struck first and maintained ht John was an opportunity to baptize the dog. the Old brown Jug and lor tne: nell-l'erk souderton fourth consecutive year the prized minutes of jibber blabber and plotting the course to be the advantage. In the second fex-iod after a.

scoreless fifteen min ae rabbit, the cottontail got up. Contrary to the human possession rests in the trophy case at the Two-Town school. utes, the Greenies struck; Stymied i i tt Fusco LE Rosenberger J. Smith LT White Boyer LG Kerr Moyer Shisler Spoerl RG Young on a marcn io irre xiurncwie Tunny bucKety DucKetyea in me oppwue oiretuun. mKt II as a Marine Corps officer in the South Pacific theater.

Prior to his war service in the second conflict, Evans spent twenty five years gathering a reputation as one of the finest high school and colleeiate football offi In the third period an obvious This Week's -Games Friday, Nov. 14 His Souderton at Lansdale Saturday, Nov. 15 Perkiomen at Sell-iPerk, Sunday, Nov. ,16 Quakertown at Doylestown yard Vine, where a fumble gave the break gave the Blue and Gray I the hightailing huncner was still wneenng wun one inmg oval to tne vjuaicers, tne ureenies Keed Kl Wenhold took possession after the kick to (he dog is not gunshy. to Be denied ana again uon oneny took to the ozone, this time Johnny Marzec tucking in the pigskin for a touchdown on 29 yard pass play.

John Smoll converted. Neither team tallied in the final period and the Jackets won what was a sweet injection to loyal fans and even more loyal players, coaches and organizational, The lineup: Sell-Perk Quakertown F. Wuerstle LE Foulke C.Tarks LT Navarre J. Shelly LG Jett, Stull Gombert B. Simons RG Weitzel.

the 34. On two running plays the Green had marched to the 24 and their opening opportunity. Souder-ton was in possession of the ball on their own forty, fourth and in kick formation when the centei sailed the pigskin majestically over Joe Day's head. The Indian MY FREDERICK, in company with his bossman, SIGGY cials in' the East. He officiated in connection with the sporting goods business.

But the Droudest moments of his Wuerstle RK Lederach Fargo QB Day S. Smith LHB Hildebrand Schoch RHB Broadhead Hosgood KB Yeakel Sell-Perk 0 0 7 714 a first down. Then in a dazzling I. reports a kill of six rabbits on this past Saturday afternoon American Legion Vours after the rains subsided. Also the group saw the display of running and marvelous downfield blocking, Bobby Gehman life have come from his son, Bob kicker dashed for the ball with two Sell-Perk men in pursuit, Dick eer they have seen, "So help me, in my as they put it.

Souderton 0 0 0 0 (U Evans, the brilliant speedster and Dasser who is a shining light in ing from veteran deer hunters is something, for Hie deer was Sell-Perk scoring touchdowns, Fusco and Jack Wuerstle playing the part of the hound in a hound went the route, ihe Ursinus Uol-lege student scored standing up amid the bawling eruptions from the touchdown hungry IWave adherents. Clarence Parks converted. the University of Pennsylvania Targo. Hosgood; point after touch down, ocnoch, pass; argo, line ana hare escapade, uay scooped backfield. (Evans will bring with him moy J.

MacDonald RT Richter the ball up in the end zone but as i buck. Referee, Stewart; umpire. in the KELLERS CHURCH section Uame protector CE' MUMBAUER admonished nimrods for exploding firearms to buildings this hunting season and warned that perhaps borough would follow the pattern of the neighboring Sellers-' K. Bishop he came forward Fusco rammed acorn be headlinesman, R. Quakertown retaliated with ing pictures of a leading collegiate or professional football game.

Tickets may be secured from any him-with vicious tackle, the ball Schulze. RE Neufcert QB J. Smoll HB Marzee HB J. rlok FB Elovski pass play that carried 60 yards for a touchdown. Don Shelly tossed to F.

Homer W. Senior R. Jones O. Wall member of the uooters I) by closing the municipality to hunting. In a quick Couldn't it fee wise to punish unsafe 'hunters, men who persist into homes, washes, and across streets? It is up to the Local Grouse Hunters Brother Bert who went for tnirt; yards on too of the 20 yard aeria! Bag 12 Ruffed Wingers John' iSmoli kicked wide and the Jackets enjoyed a 7-6 halftime Score by periods': Sell-Perk '0 Quakertown 0 014 7 013 mselves.

But the most flagrant violation heard of this the Third Ward, Perkasie, where' a local man knocked down NASE KRAFT Post Na 255, SelleravlIIa MORE ID'S FOR AMBLER bulge. A group of local hunters jour LANSDALE HAWKS PICE BIG 6 TO FINAL WEEK ind the mortally wounded quarry fell smack on Main Street, neyed to the Pocono mountains last week in quest of the elusive lvhere there are at least ten houses within tne nunarea yara Comrades: officers that you elected for the year of 1948 were installed in Ambler continued to blaze the American Legion iwH ISO vard desienation by law. We all suffer and lightning-like ruffed grouse. The gang bagged 12 birds. trail in Bux-Mont Conference play with a 380 victory over Upper Moreland.

Again it was the amaz which should not have been shot. office on November 7th by your Ninth District Commander, H. R. rorest lands on the Oak Creek Hunting Club property were scour After a hectic weekend the schedulemaker's dream has materialized. For the Lansdale Hawks, victors over Doylestown Walker.

ing legging or tan Mundell, one i 1 t. nn 4llA1v nllPl. ed in the game jaunt, those mak The Post staff of officers that of the greatest runners to ever i finvivifl morsel wnicn is siaimiiiK u-nre ing the trip were: Dr. Kermit were installed were as follows laughs has to do with a portion of the town constabulary and 7-0. and His Nibs Souderton, 12-6 tread on a Bux-Mont gridiron, that led the parade.

Mundell scored five times from the field, converted one Ulack, 4)r. W. W. Uonney, Kev. Elmer Mill.

Claude Renner. Ed 'Ren. Commander, B. F. Weidemoyer; 1st Vice Commander.

H. Weiss: winners over Perkiomen. are one It seems jiu. i uurtsoji i huntimr in the vicinity of the Catch Basin but with little ner, James Brownlow, Art Stauff- 2nd View Commander- Stull. Ad- two in the conference standings with the final regular season game er.

Flovd Heckman. Lloyd Ixwery. h4W Hrr tthe car with them, the tw luckless and extra point, to set two records. His thirty one points in a game the former mark held jointly by himself and Dick Al yutant, John ahepley: finance urn-licer. Paul Frazier; Chaplain, Rev.

Arthur Lawrence, Clifford Kenner, 1 i Yta aanrtunrhea that Mom guest speaker. We'd like to see all you Charter Members com-out that night. It would be as good a time as any to renew acquaintances with some of your buddies, and to get a look at 'we young up-starts" who are trying to keep things, moving along here at the post. Don't forget the date, November 20th. When you members received your dues notices for the comihg year, you also received a return addressed postal card, on which you were asked to submit your suggestions, ideas, and criticisms for improving our post and home.

If you have anything on your mind, please write it on the card and send it in. Every answer will receive full consideration. See you tonight. All our meetings start at 8:00 P. M.

P. F-nis II Trfi a in niari ucwuitnR pitting these two rivals against one another iFriday night under the lights at Lansdale. In the first encounter Souderton won 7-0 to Karl Strouse, Howard Stear, Wal ter Wimmer and Richard Fred bright of Lansdale. It also shot his Weidemoyer; Sergeant-at-Arms, Stewart Wenhold; Publicity, Yours erick, all of Perkasie; Robert d. Just as tlwy ere starting to eat the sandwiches a hopping across the field.

Heckler and Glassmyer forgot the Whpn thev returned from their fruitless search even season total to l3o witn no end in hanor the only defeat of the cam sight. truly, J. J. Hackett. have just completed a very paign on the Hawks.

It is naturally rivulrv at its heitrht. The Most Terrible of all the ler- fry-; the dog was full of happiness and sandwiches he had Hooley, North Wales; M. H. Shu-man. Dr.

R. M. Johnson and warren TCile, Berwick. The three Bonney, Black and Brownlow downed a brace of rific Trojans ran for 285 yards on But in the Dast week-end, the successful year. Many thanks to the retiring staff of officers and those who grave their all out efforts food.

Friday night and in his tenure at two front runners had anything birds apiece. Only fifteen of the Rnnerl. 474: H. Souder, 465; G. group took to the woods.

the Shingletown school had rolled to 1565 yards. These choice bits of statistical knowledge flows from the fluent pen of Ted Williams, a staunch Trojan admirer. HaSTZELL POST NO. 288 PERKASIE Dear Comrades: Attention: Charter Members. Next Thursday, No.

20th, the meeting is going to be dedicated to all you fellows who were instrumental in the organizing of this Plans for something special are under way. At this time we know that Past Department Com-maitder, Frank Gwynn, will be a Ijirlirk. 431: L. Horn, 511; C. but an easy time of the wins.

At Doylestown, the Hawks scored in the third period as Jim Wisniewski crashed over from the six yard line to finish off the only scoring drive of the day. Doylestown, bolstered i 1. 1 Kauffiman. 512. Game scores: 702, 807, 782.

Total, 2:1. Muhlenberg Prepares For Jn other games uuaxenown eased out Doylestown 13-12 to im Owls (1) K. Weidemoyer. 45.1; to make it possible. There have been tremendous improvements made and there are many more to imake, which falls on the shoulders of your staff of officers for the year of 1948.

They cannot accomplish the task alone. They need the support of every member of the post, for as they and we go forward, let us strive to make '48 a better year than '47. Although it means work for all to make the oy tne return oi -uon ui kmciiittjci. Tough Cage Schedule Pullman rasseniers The average Pullman pastenfe) travels 789 miles on each trip. prove an already impressive record.

This marks the third time this vear that the Panthers have won threw thirty passes ana compienm but ten in a desperate effort to H. Shelly (2), 321; JMarioey tz F. Hinkle (2), 276; B. Warn. 47.1- II.

Reiff. 519; M. Penny' uacker. 481. Game scores: 800, 815 via an extra point Porky McNair, their talented toeman, has been the knot the game.

Neal uucitman, tne other Vet chucker, was as wild asl the conline wind. Hi Total. 2440. marrin of victory thnce. Parrot 2)-hA- Dunlap, 549; J.

activities planned, a success, makej Jenkintown was ouweored oy Taylor, 507; Pete Zeigler, ow 'Zimmerman (1). 108: K. Weide Hatboro 18-12 in a free scoring it a point in your iuuliub lv hiiciiu At Perkiomen tne Indians lumped to a first quarter 6-0 lead on a bit of help from the roaring gale that swept the open F-ast Greenville High School field. Then that With the Muhlenberg College football team roaring to Bowl recognition for the second straight year, the Mule cagemen are priming for the basketball opener which is but three weeks away. The 'Berg basketmen were invited to iMadison Garden last year for the Nationals.

This year with the two Donovans, Eddie and Harry back again, roach Bud Barker has high hopes for another successful campaign. game as most observers predicted. BOWLING mover (2). 328; T. H.

Weidemoyer jenximown siagea a i ponu sumu (2), T. Wisler (2), 272; Kos enberirer (2). 'K8. (lame scores the meeting of your post. There you can voice your Hket and dislikes and assist the officers in arranging the activities for the com-imr vear.

in the final oeriod but belatedly. On Monday in a Dostooned con test Lansdale Maroon was bested (0) Shoemaker, sama wind did an about lace ana sat on the His Nib bench and aided the Nibs. In the first period Doc Miller rolled a long boot out on the Nib 7-0 bv SDnnsrfield in the game or tman. ''K'1: 0. Simmons, the week.

The Spartans are suffer- Most of all, get your dues paid, for the rehabilitation program depends on you for support. The ones who benefit from tne rehabilita dump scores: 805, 84(7, 9117. Total, 2519. league Standing" W. Rubins 18 SjiaiTows 15 I'nrmts 15 inr interna trouble and this 1 ntai, 1 .11.

one yard line. After one running 1 coupled with the spirited improvement exhibted by Kenny I'oust's (4)H. Orhart, Hm; M. KuU, 5fiO; O. tion, the men in the hospitals, for most of them the war will never piay, uon ajottic, oiuuiiiiiik gift to the Big Six, went into kicking position.

Left footed Don raised a hic-h slant into the wind. ilniv irnros: Gin, boys, did little to aid them in a dogfight. end. They didnt let you down Orioles 11 13 Total, The oval bounded on the goal line1 Eagles 11 I fWI, 11 in Cause Dirt Marks A temperature difference of but one degree between the walls of a room and the warmer air In the room will cause dust and dirt to settle on the Kill heads and lalh. presenting cold surface, attract dirt readily.

(2) 41. Buck, F. alert (Bill Nestor pouncing on the hall for an Indian score. show your appreciation and get your dues paid and show them you a rent letting them down now that they need your assistance. Here's hoping to see you at the meeting, Vultures 8 16 A.

Aklerfer, ic. 10. Game scores: r.Y7, (. Souderton retaliated in spade in the second canto. Dick Ziegler, 1B04.

the st. Hawks 7 High game single Orioles 938. High Kmf triple Parrots i664. (2) V. Ruth, lumberins- fullback, and John Faw WEEK-END GAMES Our home clubs made us look foolish over the weekend with two welcome victories.

After wondering for two months why Tuesday, November 11 was marked as a thorne. iarrini lihe plunger, ripped 11. S.holl, W.I i I Game m-otps: f.i!i, the Indian forward wall for suc 1571. cessive scores after breaks gave holiday, we woke that morning to II) H. Spnnninger.

I'M: N. Heritey, IW; the Nibs the ball within the Indian twenty on two occasions. Warriors Open BBA Title Defense Tonight 4M. Grille -citres: 50(1, High game mngie (individual) K. Pointsette 226 O.

Kellv 226 IHigh gme triple (individual) K. Pointsette 584 K. Ilerk 579 (HATMELD MAJORS lotal, (T) II. Sice. SELL-PERK FANS OFFERED IWO CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS OF FOOTBALL Blue Gray Plays Terrific Trojans Tomorrow Night.

Greenles In Season Finale Aga'mst Perkiomen rN K. Imvih, nnd out. tor on me previous nigni both Sell-Perk wniads won their first game. But here we go again. Bux-Mont Ambler 34; Sell-Perk 0.

We are with them in spirit and fully realise the kidi will do their best. hat is in the heart to not necessarily in the wood. Souderton 7: Doylrotown 0. Our it- i nmn Next Thursday November 20 the Philsdelnhia Warriors entertain i5i. the Boston Celtics at the Arena.

The BBAA champs of 1946 are startinr to move with Jumnin' Joe' A 1. Market suffertsl a vere ubnek in the Hatfield Major ni-S 1.KACIE Fulka, their prolific point maker lenvue this week when the poieni Iti4ins i ontinuel to upset of the week. iDoylestown has nacinsr the attack as last year. ''A I XA-afWf--Jf .1 A I 4.1 Chink Crossin, former Penn cap li.lf to the Main Hotel. None ol me neas, and the kindness of a great coach in Johnny Meyers.

tain, and Jack Toomnr. are basket ilh a 579 triple on thiee Keglprs could move unm uw not Deen vne same since inc injury to their captain Bob Smith. Springfield )ukertown 0. The outcome of this game and the maker from the Pacific coast, will nnd game and tnen nunereu itl kimhI game. I hi iret a chance to show their wares, him second in the high in- apse The a Toomay bucketed forty points in nre I triple.

SP-Ambler fray will to a large t' v. i corem Main noiei i VV.irfner 618: Shinier. 496: llurd (0) Dptweiler, 419; Srhrauirer. 687. Game ne game last year.

Summoned In Stream Pollution Hearing Mterx. 44H; Vargo K'i 8B2. Total. 2680. Radios (2).

219; t.onlein. A snd (I) Hergey, 57 1: Solli extent decide the Thanksgiving Day fray. Lansdale 20; Hatboro 0. The Hatters are facing an improved Maroon club. JeaklnlowR Upper Moreland T.

This may to the other way with tv, W4. (ianie srorei: lav. Mo II. 626: Croutname Total, 2 42. Borough officials of Bangor and Antrlejmover.

534. Cme (.1) Nuiiny. Mil; Pottsville nave been ordered to ap seines: 862, 972. 844. Total, 2678, S.

GAIT.E ifl; H. Lewis A. s6; 496; I'etrie. oe ncorrft: 926, 8.VI. 781.

lii. no surprise. The Gulden Bears are pear at Harrisburg on Nov. 20 and 21 for hearings to explain what the Sta4e Sanitary Water board said was failure to comply with orders Visibly thrilled with their first victory of the season, the gridiron mammoths of Sellersville-J'erkasle high school await the invasion of the AmMer Trojans tomorrow night The fact that the1 game will be played in front of a friendly home throng gives the kids the needed push. It wnuld be foolish to tell the boys they can't win, a competitor, such as our kids are.

never give up until the final whistle. They fully realise the handicap they labor under and are intent on committing themselves in worthwhile style. As roach Hen Gutekunst told them this week at pracUce, "You give your best, I or no one else can ask for more. For Ambler sports the proudest record ever fxmiiesaed by a Bux-Mont squad. Thia marks the second straight year the Trojans have not laicted defeat or a tic.

In Frl Mundell, the Black Knight of the Bux-Mont Conference, the Shingle-townert hav on of the greatest runners In conference history. In the last two game the AmWer Antelnpa, as he in tabbed by Ted Wiiliama nf lnsdale, tiaa tallied coming along. ilif Kit Conference Temierature (I) W. GodihBll Definitely elated over the Quakertown Hurricane win, the Sell-Perk Greenjackets await the appearance of the Perkiomen Indians on Saturday night with eagerness. For the Jackets are convinced they can win to finish off an otherwise dismal season in a blaze of glory.

Having won on foreign fields, the Wava wearers are jabbering about the rift they will receive from a friendly nomefolk. After a winleaa season the Les Zetty trainees sprung the trap on Monday. They feel if they can bet down Hurricane, they can certainly blow over the wigwam where Dave Prttchard siU huddled with his Redskins. This is the final game of the 1947 campaign for both teams in regular season play. Should the Indiana- lose, they will In all orob-ability finish in a tie for fourth place and a playoff for the fourth playoff berth.

Should they win, they will In the final 517; J. Puchta, 527; P. KreU, 4K) in the clean stream program. Both towns are among 44 Penn (0) Alex, 507; Got tel. K.

Treffinger, 42; Weeks, kwell, 413; Henner 1 1 1, II. Searhrist. Game scores iiwlicek (2), 281: rn- sylvania municipalities cited as having failed to comply with the boards, order to relieve state Hi? 7tfi 15. Total. 247.1.

Weidenioyer, 4.0. Vacuum (2) W. Iviweiler. 477 1, 794. 7.Vi.

Total, 2339. streams of pollution. Also ordered K. Melxler. 499: H.

Kt. 531 (3) Kelly, IH4; llen- AlifT. 444: N. Fox. MO.

Game SrhiiKter (2), wntes: 784, 841, 856. Total, 2181 J70; llerk, 579; (iraver. for hearings are 38 Industries. Representatives of industry have been asked to appear before the Sanitary board on Nov. 21.

Among them are Tarentum IVodurU SelMNrfc 14; Perkiomen 7. Wnat they did once, they can do again and this appears to be it. His Nibs (Souderton 14; Ijuis-dale Hawks 7. We've been wrong many times with the Flock and perhapn here we go again. But the fact remains this is Inr the regular season crown and it will be 11 re works.

ftnyleatown 120; tJkrlow 14. The Quakers are hurt bsdly. The funs (XI. MOT. 844, 876.

Total, 262i Ptfutire (2) P. Henner, 555 It Uel'ord. 559: II. Alderfer, 406 Tarentum, Springfield township, It. SheMv.

472; D. Worm an. 416 t.an.e uroies: M6. 768. Total DISTRII OTOK KICK STADLER Pucks county; Cedars Psrkwg Co.

Worcester township; F.sM Green ville Dairy, Fast Crnvlil; Wood in Jiry, Rl I'erki'wiet I F- all round. Ihu a torno name is in I W. Kramer, 381; K. D. IM; Sterner 1 llorrell, 602- W.

V7m-: 7B.1, 779. Hfdraulif (1)-J. Partlour, 482 the offlne. The Jorkets to finish in ten touchdowns. A phenomenal Vet recalled Don Biwklemyer and G.

HendrfM. 429: W. lAUInwin phenomenal hT, the pot Tight of vktory or the In- Wf T. peed, deceptive- t'vrr j'Jayoni. 4U JVtku, 4W.

Genie soef: I sVmld one to stay la the play- W.l but he i a iiJ(k hrktt ijbibited v.JH i.