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WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 22. 1956 TH2J CAKE BEPUSUCJinSAIfB esA UT. JEV7BTT. PAGE FIVE ANOTHER FOR 'OLD BONES' WOLVES FACE ROUGH N.

CAROLINA 400 The Sports Parade "i5 ii COUDERSPORT WINS NORTH TIER PLAYOFF PORT ALLEGANY The Couof et sport High Falcons led all the way after the first quarter here last night to wln a playoff for the second half championship of the North Tier Class League, 58 51, over Otto Township. Coudorsport now plays Smeth port, the first half winner, Friday night on this same neutral floor for the overall league championship. The Smethport Coudersport winner will' represent the North Tier against Sandy Township, winner of the South Tier Class League title. Chilson paced the Falcons laat night with 19 points, followed by Marzo and Campbell with 14 each. Morton led Otto with 13 points.

''Kv, WSm positi6n soon. K. Fondy, faced with competition from Frank Kellert, acquired during the off seuson from Brooklyn, and Bob Speake, who broke, in spectacularly last highlighted the Cubs' batting drill at Mesa, Tuesday with consistent long blows. At nearby Scottsuale. where the Bnltimore Orioles are training, bonus b.

by Bob Nelson slammed two bal! over the field fi nce Emphutl( On Singh At. St. Petersburg. Flit, Cardin al Manager Fred' Hutchinson had nis piayeu concentratlgn on sin gles instead of home runs. During a live Inning inlra squad game Tuesday.

Hutchinson laid down I V3 i 1 VI HARRISON (OLD BONES) DILIARD tht Olympic champion from Cleveland, holds the James E. Sullivan trophy, presented annually to the imateur athlete who by performance, example' and good in fluence did the most to advance the cause of good sportsmanship during the preceding year. Dillard is shown in New Tork," whera he was presented the trophy by the AAU. Dillard is employed in tlia Cleveland Ir.dians' publicity setup. (International THE AKED DAWN ARTHUR KINNIQY IITTA ST.

JOHN Naked Dawn Starts 8:30 FRIDAY SATURDAY" A mine rAtUEPKi John EMERY John HOYT Natalie SCHAKR and Quaker Oats Ticket ACGEPTS FIFTH STRAIGHT TO BEAVER FALLS, Pa. (U.PJ The Geneva College Covenanters, one of wtstcrn Pennsylvania's top collegiate basketball teams, today ae cepted their fifth consecutive bid li the NAIA playoffs. Geneva, with an 18 2 mark this siason, will play a three game series to decide the district 30 Pennsylvania representative in the actual tournament at City, March 12 17. Geneva opponets will be either Elizabethtown (14 3) cr Millers ville (14 4) who meet at Elizabeth town Saturday night. The first of ii three game so.

ies will be held Tuesday night bt either Millersville or Elizabethtown, or ut a location picked by the extern team. The second clash will be held here March 1, with the thiid game, if needed, at Westminster College in New Wilmington, Match 2. Both Geneva Josses this season were suffered on foreign courts. Covenanters lost a four point decision to Duquesne in the Steel Tourn ment at Pittsburgh and wt down to defcr.t before powerful Steubenville. Jim Smart, one of Ihe stars of last years Kane Area Joint High school basketball team, is a member of Ihe How Showing WIUMM CAMPBTLL 1 REENAN WYNN 11 This Feature At 7 9:45 COMING THURSDAY, KIDS I Bring Your Parents FIGHT RESULTS MIAMI BEACII, Fla.

Al Andrews, 163, St. outpointed Billy Kilgore, 160, Miami, Flu. (10). KANSAS CITY, Kan. Bobby Biek'e, ir.S, Kansas City, stopped Leroy (Kayo), Carter, 1W.

Cincin nati. Ohio, 4., "IIOLOKE, Mass. Barry son, 151, Westover Air Force A'l; Base, outpointed 116i. Boston (10), Wilson, new'iorn bear cub nveragea eight to nine inches in length and weighs about 12 to 15 ounces. ELKS CLUB FISH FRY FEB.

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hit over an out Bowling Scores MIXED LEAGUE BOTTLERS V. Kalgren M. Curlson D. Farnsworth II. Johnson 90 137 98 106 ISO 163 101 77 106 180 95 119 71 106 180 348 357, 246 3181 540) TOTALS E.

Hallbetg L. Rczelle a Maze itVJy Wile a Dyne TOTALS LEEDS 180 156 R. Olson M. Falumbo E. F.

Caruso L. Anderson TOTALS 139 130 475 130 130 .39 116 143 128 179 .393 127 151 7 2142 397 28S 695 721' 726 KAMLMER P. Kimbrough V. Peteiion F. Benson II.

Petuson v. B. Long .113 96 115 HI 174 139 96 126 119 117 72 145 96 157 .125 190 72 398' TOTALS 711 699 785 1JJ Bl TERMINAL' 611 637 571 SU. 3 I 189 134 132 455k lob 1M 117 3S7 171 131 126 42S 186 130 118 444 Tit iii 111 i I Jil 111 111 tJO 793 640 604 IJ. 16 tt STATE WHIPS Wolfpack Substitute Scores Big Points.

Causes Four Way NEW YORK AID An unheralded North 1 Carolina State substitute, who has warmed the bench for most of three seasons, was the principal cause of a four way snarl up for first place today in the Atlantic Coast Conference basketball race. Lou Dlckraan was the unsung sub who scored eight points In the final four minutes Tuesday night to give the Wolfpack a come from behind 79 73 victory over North Carolina. As a result of Dickman's heroics North Carolina State, North Carolina, Wake Forest and Duke fill ai tied for first place In the Atlantic Coast Conference with identical records of 10 league victories and three defeats. Duke rolled over Virginia. 92 58, with center Junior Morgan scoring 24 of the Blue Devil's points.

Bob McCarthy and Wistar Nclligan each netted 14 points for the losers. South Carolina dropped Clemson into the Atlantic Coast Conference cellar by beating the Tigers, 89 83, in a game which twice saw spectators running out on the floor. Grady Wallace was individual high scorer as he led South Carolina to victory with 35 points. 1 Canisius overcame a poor start to defeat Villanova. 89 81, and virtually clinch a berth in the NCAA tournament for the second straight year.

Southern Methodist clinched a tie for its second straight Southwest Conference title with an 89 68 triumph over Baylor as guard Ronnie Morris of Shawnee, hit for 21 points for the Mustangs. SMU now hi.s a 10 0 conference record. In other games Tuesday night. S'. Louis defeated Drake, 96 81; Eastern Kentucky State upset Louisville.

86 84; Pittsburgh topped Carnegie Tech, 85 81; Columbia defeated Harvurd, "8 55; Texas tamed Rice. 94 82; Western Kentucky State licked Cincinnati. 85 74; George Washington beat Georgetown. 67 in overtime and Muhlenberg defeated Bucknell, 100 86. SAN FRANCISCO tlTJ Julio Mederos, who is best remembered for his "bitter of Harold Johnson last May, seeks to halt the rise of Edd Marhrn tonight when he boxes the undefeated heavyweight here in a nationally televised, 10 round contest.

Machen, a Sid Flaherty enterprise, goes into this one with only professional bouts to his credit but has won 10 by knockouts. Cuban Julio, a substitute for fellow countryman Nino Valdes, stopped Johnson in the second round I of a Philadelphia bout. A lengthy investigation followed when John son ciaimeo ne was oruggwi ty a "bitter orange'' Just before entering Hie ring. E.irli'T thit year, MedTOs flattened Lh Star and decisively outpointed Claude Chap man in Boston last month. Jle is a slight favorite to bring Machen's victory string to an end.

In his last outing in December, Machen outpointed Ben Wis who whs the first fighter to go the distance against the handsome ciout cr. Wise seemed on the verge taking full count early in the fight but got up to go on. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Manhiit'an 88, Hofslra Iemoyne Gannon 82 (OT) 47, Connecticut Rock 92, Allegheny 70 Cmisiiis 89, Villanova 81 Grove City 74. Clarion 72 Columbia 78, Harvard 55 Edinhoro 82, Alliance 76 Pittsburgh 83, Carnegie Terh 81 Bethany 9fi, Wnyneshurg 78 Weste.n Ky. St.

Cincinnati 71 N. Car. St. 79, N. r.

73 Grn. Wash. 70, Georgetown 67 VMI CO, The Citadel 53 Wofford 77. Davidson 73 Duke 92, Virginia 58 Eastern Ky. St.

8f, Louisville 81 Hamline 59, MacAlos'er 55 St. Louis U. 96, Dinke 81 DePaul 91. I wis Col. 77 SMU 89.

Baylor 68 Texas 94, Rice 82 Colo. Mines 87, Air Force Aen. 72 OLYMPIC BILL PROGRESS WASHINGTON Rep. Tor bery II. MacDonald's (D Mass.) bill to provide for government reimbursement to U.S.

O'ympie nthletes TRICK to N. CAROLINA 5f06 TRIED PUSHED IN NON LEAGUE IT Matt Rausch's Kane High Wolves face real trouble tonight when they bump into the Ridgway High Elkers on the Ridgway Armory court. Ridgway will take the floor with an in and out club that can be very tough on a given night. The Wolves had a fairly easy time beating Ridgway here Dec. 13, 58 51.

But both teams have change considerably since then. Tonight's varsity game is scheduled for 8 p. following 7 p. m. Junior Varsity game.

The Kane Jay vees are expected to win their 15th game of the season in the preliminary. One of RaUsch's problems, going into tonight's game, will be to keep the Wolves from looking past this game and taking the Elkers too lightly. Kane's big game, of course, comes up here Friday night when Punxsutawney High comes to town. Punxy nipped Sykesville, 59 58, last night at Punxsutawney. Ridgway will be playing Its final game tonight and may have five seniors in its starting lineup James (Bleak) Allegretto, Gary McQuone, Bob Hoare, Jim Zimmerman and Dick Herzog.

Junior Buddy Buhite is a possible starter in Herzog's place. The Elkers definitely found themselves Friday night, drubbing the strong St. Marys Public team, 76 58, on this same Armory, floor. Buhite scored 24 points in that game Ridg way's best showing of the season as the Elkers displayed good teamwork, passing skill and balanced scoring. Honre and Zimmerman scored 18 points each and Allegretto had 12 against St.

Marys. That victory spells trouble for Kane since St. Marys upset Kane, 56 50, only two weeks ago. Ridgway could atone somewhat for a disappointing season by winning tonight. The Elkers hnd been expected to have one of the finest teams in Ridgway history in preseason Indications The Elkers have a 11 9 won lost record and finished In fourth place in the Mountain League with a 5 5 mark.

Rausch is expected to stick with the lineup that has given him three straight impressive victories over DuBois, Bradford and Clearfield. That would include Mike Swanson and co captain Dick Oyler at forward, Gary Smith at center, and Sonny Bush and co captain Tom Thompson at guard. Mike Carlson and Dave Miller are the first line substitutes. SIX MORE TEAMS 11 STATE TOURNEY BERTHS HARRISBURG (UPJ Six more league tnd section schoolboy basketball titles were in the bag today but it will take a flock of playoffs to decide the winners in the VVPIAL. Washington, McKeesport, Derry Township, South Union, Allentown and Pulmerton captured the magic victories which opened the door to the state championship playoffs.

But the races in four of the major sections of the WPIAL ended in stalemates and in two of the circuits triple ties are involved. Allentown romped to its 22nd straight victory hy downing city rival Allentown Central Catholic, 92 53. The Canaries have been seriously challenged in only two games this season. Palmerton came through both halves of the Lehigh Valley League unbeaten, winding up with a thrill er. 63 61 over Noithampton.

The WPIAL lineup looked like this after the regular seusm ended Tuesday night Section 1 New Kensington; Section 2 Jeannette, Uniontown and Latrobe tied; Section 3 Farrell; Section 4 Wa'hington. Section 5Monessen; Section 6 McKeesport; Section 7 Scott. Wil merding nnd Turtle Creek deadlocked; Section 8Monacn; Section 9 Stowe and Shnler stnlcmated; Section 10 Derry Township. Section 11 South Union; Section 12 Turentum nnd Leechburg tied; Section 13 Playoffs also loom In the North Schuylkill and Bux Mont leagues ml Section One of the Pittsburgh City League. State Police Say: Most of us detest the drinking driver when It is some body else.

Too many people forget that when they slide be hind the wheel after a drink or two, they themselves become the drinking drivers the "potential kllers." i Clean Hot Water Table top or automatic 30 5 5 I CALIIOCN, FULLMER MATCHED NEW YORK lT.R Unbeaten Rory Calhoun, White Plains, N. middleweight, who registered his 18th win as a professional over Angelo Denfendis Monday night, has been signed to meet sixth ranking Gene Fullmer of West Jordan, Utah In a 10 round nout at Madison Square Garden, March 16. You'll Be Sure If You Leave it at Ed. Carlson's EXPERT WATCH DOCTORS will give your watch a clsan bill of health Your Jeweler, Edward L. Carlson in the bunk bullditng Discover the Comforts of mi mmma Eastbound Buses Leave.

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was the bat ting standout of an infra squad gume Played at the Phillies train ing site. Clearwater, Fla. Landrum Geneva MOUNTAIN LEAGUE Sheffield 9 0 Johnsonburg 6 3 Marys 5 4 R' dgwpy 5 5 Emporium 3 Wilcox 0 10 BY OSCAR FRALEY United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK (UP) Eddie Eaen former Olympc boxer, took a roundhouse swing today at our athletes, our Olympic Committee and the Russians who are making sports a propaganda Eagen, head of the finance committee which must raise one million dollars to send our team to Australia next November, challenged: Lack' of self discipline and training among our athletes who are solened by 'the gadgets i of civilization." 2. The astutenerof the Olympic Track Committee which slated June tryouts lor the November events. 3.

Russia's aim to "use victory for political purposes' to show the world that the capitalistic nations ate "effete." Eagen, former chairman of the New York State Boxing Commission, also indicated interest in some form of government assistance to athletes. No Government Interference "We to kee the government from interfering in athletics," he explained. should we? I'm not convinced when I see the Russian athletes. I wonder if Uncle Sam shouldn't take more interest lif his' youth." 36 per cent of American youths, he asserted, can pass physical tests which are. passed' by 96 per cent of Europe's youngsters.

''Our athletes are far too prone lo ride In automobiles and, on' the tra1n" too" Utile," he told the New York Kiwanis Club. "We had finest Olympic hockey team in the winter games but in the third period they were1 'dished' and the Russian team hadn't ha; oily broken Into a Criticizing the Olympic Track Committee for its planning, Eagen challenged holding of tryouts In June for the November competition. "There's no guarantee that those who me best in June will be best in November, particularly without any competition in between," he pointed out. "We should at least ve a clinic of sorts at which our athletes could train from June to OcTober. Why be so mild? The Russians do it." Fewer Clubs Now Chaining the public with indifference to sport although it is "one of the pillars of our ctvilization," Eagen said that as examples there formerly were 30 athletic clubs In New York City alone while now there are only two.v "Russia, grimly training four milion athletes, will have It's greatest teim in ihe 1956 Olympics," he contended.

"We have only 30, ooo athletes registered In the AAU. We have the brain, the bility and the size and m'rtsY Of our records are better, but we operate' from a much more narrow base." Another threatening he said, was the fact that many of our college uthletes may not compete. In the because It might mean, the. loss of a semester of college. lie warned tMt.

come No ember the Russians might make Us loon "like a. bunch of amateurs" unless we start right now to get up the money and the Scholastic Basketball Brookville 52. St. Marys 50 Oil City 89, Rocky Grove 72 Riclgw St. Leo 55.

St. Bernard 53 Punxsufawnev 59. Svkesvrlle 53 Sandy Twp. 87. Sigel 58 DuBois 58.

Brockwav 55 Erie Prep 80. Corry 42 Roaring Spring 70, Everett 53 Meadville 76. Erie East 62 Johnstown 87, Johnstown Cath. 38 AMoona 84, Lcwis'own 67 Purchase Line 53, Reynoldsville .1 Plensantville 65. West Forest Northern Area 5j, Tldloute 47 st Foiest 45.

Youneitv illo ZJ Wampum 81. New Wilmington 50 New Castle 72, Ellwond City 53 Shar on 63. Farrell fit New Kensington 70, Ford City 53 mirier vanaergrtrt 62 Indiana 83, Blairsville 47 CONriDENCE Shawl coN Isred short coat of black and white checked Lesur wool from Christian Dior's New York eollccllon for sprinf. All tesioriei by Dior. i 3 eol.erted two doubles, a.

single and 'walii as a team coached by' iVhit JA'yatf defeated one led by Wally ii tJ! Moses. 8 BASKETBALL Kane High School vs. R. Sweden hjelm 150 136 171 457 B. Weirich 143 1.30 171 44 1 J.

Donovan 143 111 137 391 B. Hannold 116 116 116 348 J. Colella 130 130 130 390 TOTALS 682 623 725 2030 MCAVMLN J. 147 151 159 4.7' L. Colson 134 87 97 3ia M.

Peterson 128 148 509 M. Uuchcr 108 K'8 108 324 B. Wciscr 151 151 151 453 1 C8 38 38 111 TOTALS 706 768 701 2175 PUNXSUTAWNEY KANE HIGH GYM Friday. Feb. 24th Adult Tickets 75 cents.

Student Tickets 35 cents Ijtst Night's Result Jobnsonburg 95, Wilcox 40 3 ifi nii ttj aia DAIRY ASSOCIATION ROPE ALEX" put i've got a munch joe's been wxo Vlooka 15 SLOW COMING HE POESNT SEEM TO HAVE SHAKEN THE EFFECTS OF THE DRUBBING HE TOOK IN THE PREVIOUS 1 ws bach NOT, 1 HI 'ihe White' Sox, took their first nKii tiro uf Tamnt. where the latest arrivals into camp were pncnrrs inline rornieics jnu Paul Stuffel. Manager Marty Marion announced he ll hold an' in tra squud game lliursday in preparation for a rookie contest with Iho Cards Vnnks Sign Outfielder Outfielder Bob Cerv signed his contract with the Yankees, making a total of 33 players who have come to terms with the club. Cerv batted .311 in 55 gmies last season. Shortstop Chieo Carranquel agreed to terms with Cleveland, but the Indians still haven't been ahle to satisfy Early Wynn, Gene Wood ling, Jim Busby.

Avil Vic Wert and Joe Altobe'li. At his Witherbee, N. home, southpaw Johnny Podres of the Dodgers, who is l.V in the diuft, said he "knows nulling of a pub IMied report th it he would be 'called into the Army next month. Podres Raid he plans to leave for Brooklyn's spring training camp at Vi ro Bea'h. In a few days and would have lift earlier had it not brn for illness in h's f.imiJy.

Outfielder Jim Piersall and first biseman Dick Gerncrt both signed with the Red Sox at Sarasota, Fla. the club's training RED WINGS SKATE TO SECOND PLACE DETROIT tr.IV The Detroit Red Wings, flashing their old ex plosive power on occasion, were hack In second pi ice In the Na 'tiorv Hoi kev League tod iv, on point In front of the New York hangers. led L'ndsay, Enrl Reibel, Gor die Howe nd Alex Delvecthlo scored goals in 12 hot minute tn the third period Tu sday night to gi tiie ReiJ Wines a 4 1 victory over the Boston Bruins. It was the only game played. The win continued a Detroit Olympii jinx for lie Bruins, who haven't won game there since) Oct.

31, 1953. It also prevented' Boston from breiking a fourth rlnce deadlock with the Toionlo Maple. Leafs. TI.NMS YEAR' BEGINS NEW YORK (U.RI Vic Selxas and Art Larsen, America's top ranking tennis players, hend a field of 32 players in the National Indoor Tennis Championships opening tod y. opening a season aimed lit recovery of the Davis' Cup from Australia.

The lourney is the first major event on this year's tennis program nnd Is the first chance for nd Lnrsen to prove they still rrte Davis Cup berths ahead of sivnul aspiring youngsters. SHEFFIELD CRUSHES WARREN HIGH 87 51 SHEFFIELD The unbeaten Sheffield High Wolverines won their I7lh came here last niu'hi. be: ting Wn'rren for the second time llrs ascn, 87 to 51. Sheffield wiiliopcd the W.ii Ten Diagons 72 5 earlier in the season ut Warren. Rob Hoden scored 23 points to the Wnlvrrincg last night while Cn ig Taylor and Don Lehesky had 18 and 15 respectively.

Jeff Ilonian had 27 points for Warren. Sheffield took a 26 lo 10 lead ut the end nf firl oiim tni nti 1 eld 41 26 h.ihtime lend. The wolverines wrapped thinij up In the third quarter, outscoring Warren 21 to 8. Sheffield recently won the Allegheny Mountain League champions hip rind completes 14 league schedule Frid night with a game (it Johnsonburu. for certain travel and training expenses has been referred to the House Foreign Aff'iirs Committee, me Din would nave the govern ment reimburse any athlete for Ivs travel and other expenses at tlx training site selected by Ihe Olym pic Assn.

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