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PAGE THREE THE KANE REPUBLICAN. KANE and MT. JEWETT. PA. MONDAY.

MARCH 4. 1963 By Alan Mavei HERO OR HEAVY'? Clippers Only Half Game Behind INDIAN UPRISING i flnrrnXii Are Orioles Hold Lead In One Division at Ellcs Bud Baker's Orioles team holds a half game 1st place lead in the American League division of the Kane Elks Men's Bowling League going into tonight's matches. The Clippers are the runnerup club. SENECA KEG TOURNEY STARTS Five man competition was held at the Elks alleys here Sunday as the fourth annual Seneca Highlands Bowling Tournament got underway. Eight teams competed with nine more teams to bowl in five man action next Sunday afternoon.

Team totals yesterday included: Nansen Hotel 2763, Reed's Tire Shop 2681, Marienville 2895, Brown Boot 3000, Restless Five 2940, Buzz Saws 2854, Woodcutters 2776 and James City Garage 2834. High individual totals included: te ismm. I Mk.vi Two Clippers scoring stars, ram Cooley and Ed Bryant, own the toD averages in thit division, 181 Cliff Nelsoh, a 267 by Ron Benson and a 257 by Paul Cooley. Standings and Individual COLLEGE SCORES East Seton Hall 78, Georgetown D.C. 76.

Fordham 71, New York U. 68. Princeton 64, Columbia 55. Penn 92, Cornell 86, ot. Yale 56, Harvard 52.

Providence 85, Holy Cross 67. Alfred 85, Upsala 78. 1 St. Francis, N.Y. 63, Iona 59.

Canisius 88, St. Bonaventure 72. Boston Coll. 59, Boston U. 57.

St. John's, N.Y. 76, Manhattan 63. Brown 66, Dartmouth 48. Penn St.

75, Rutgers 72. 61, Bethany 53. Mass. 94, Maine 76. Lafayette 72, Delaware 61.

Rider 70, Juniata 62. Gettysburg 83, 71, ot. Clarion 74, St. Vincent 70. Slippery Rock 82, Edinboro 69.

South. Miss. State 75, Miss. 72. Vanderbilt 75, Georgia Tech 74.

Auburn 74, Alabama 67, ot. Creighton 95, Memphis St. 70. Tenn. 63, Kentucky 55.

Louisville 73, Ohio U. 49. Georgia 79, Florida 77. Midwest Cincinnati 66, St. Louis 52.

Wichita 73, Chicago Loyola 72. Ohio State 95, Purdue 75. Michigan 84, Illinois 81. Fred Rea 519 for Nansen. Norm Johnson 560 for Reed's.

Hugh Mc and 180, respectively. A. red hot Cliff Nelson has moved up to the No. 3 spot in individual averages. Ark Caramboni is 4ih and Ed Parana is 5th.

Wiff Okerlund. Bill Tunall, Mart Carlson, Mel Johnson and Neil Cook round out the lop ten, in that order. The Lions own the high three game total of the season, a 2755. i 1 Clellan and Neal Fiscus 564 each for Marienville. Devere Lundeen Cubs Sunoci Lions 502 and Jack Campbell 561 for I ft 1 i jf Brown Boot.

I Harry Anderson 555 for Restless Next best total was by rnnu, Five. Roger Klaiber 516 and Wiff Okerlund 569 for BuzzSaws. Joe ,.42 30 41 i 30i 38 31 39 321 39 33 35 335 37 35 36S 351 36 36 36 36 34 38 33i 38S ..335 40 30 42 29 43 IIIJIIIJIIIIjl 2746. The Indians are next with a Kociancic 518 and Tom Kibbie 516 2727. for Woodcutters.

Bok Poklar 500, High team games include a 9S3 Dy Bill Wilson 507, Stan Skerl 526 find Printz, a P64 by and a 962 Reeds Tire Hills Cowan's Welding Indians Bill Horton 507 for James City. I bv the Indians High team games included: 1005 High individual series included by James City, 1002 by Woodcut a 657 by Cliff Nelson, a 641 by BUI i Arcade 32 32 ters, 1009 by Buzz Saws, 1049 by Tunall and a 633 by Wiff Okerlund. tsuckhorn Restless Five, 1044 by Brown Boot High games have been a 289 by Old Timers "(is. W. Reserve 65, Case 63.

HOWE Bradley 72, Notre Dame 66. Kansas St. 56, Oklahoma St 54. 1ST SIRS GOULD TIE FOR FIRST PLAGE Marquette 80, Xavier, Ohio 67. Bowling Green 95, Duquesne 59.

Minnesota 105, Indiana 73., Wisconsin 92, Mich. St. 89, ot. Pitt 74, Ohio 64. Northwestern 76, Iowa 66.

77, Nebraska 75. Drake 89, Washington (St. Louis) vioLeNGE vfflctfeoer MM 27Mar fate yourto MCUftREP Otty 2 MAJOR PMT Pfm MM, COOK "IOft flRO MA HZAvy, LL 58. West Side still has a chance a JHatrituted by King Features Syndicate Aiming their, bats to rifle shots off enemy pitchers are Cleveland Indian hitters (front to rear) Tito Francona, John Romano, Woodie Held and Joe Adcock. They're at the Tribe's training camp in Tucson.

Ariz. slim one to tie for 1st place in the local Grade School Basketball New Golf Loop FIGHT RESULT NEW YORK Kenny Lane, 138 '2, Muskegon, outpointed Vin cente Dcrado, 134, Argentina, 10. P. Cooley 69 131 J. Walaski 60 160 O.

Cedar 57 151 Bryant 63 180 E. Wilson 72 159 L. Mertz 72 150 C. Nelson 72 179 P. Jacobus 60 159 J.

66 150 A. Caramboni 72 178 T. Warner 72 15 B. Cummings 63 150 E. Parana 66 176 D.

Young 60 158 M. Gwin 66 149 W. Okerlund 66 175 W. Micheau 66 157 H. Pearson 53 149 B.

Tunall 69 174 J. Cliff 69 156 W. Kellar 72 148 Carlson 6r 173 T. H'lltman 66 156 F. Anderson.

60 143 M.Johnson 66 172 A. Zaffino ..63 15(5 J. Cowan 57 143 N. Cook 69 170 L. Peterson 54 156 R.

Klaiber 66 147 B' Lindquist 69 170 L. Condello 72 155 J. Bnttista .60 147 C. Martinson 66 170 B. Hannah 69 155 S.

Micale 63 147 H. Kraft ...72 163 L. Fay 66 155 A. Larson ..39 143 J. Campbell 66 169 E.

James 51 155 I. Paup 72 145 S. Savoia 72 167 H. Hunt 45 153 M. Levine ..63 145 R.

Fchreckeapcst P. Cuthbertson I. Zook 68 144 66 166 72 154 N. Wehlberg 60 144 J. Dooher 72 165 J.

Golden 64 154 R. Benson 66 143 D. Lundeen 69 165 G. Fleps 60 154 L. Scordo 66 142 J.

Vail 69 165 L. Gustafson. 72 153 D. Wiggins 57 137 C. Russo 72 164 H.

Zampogna 72 153 H. Reigel 69 135 A. Grolemund 72 164 J. Carlson 72 153 B. Zook ....63 131 P.

Howell 69 1G4 R. Kraft 60 153 J. Hill 60 164 G. Host 48 153 SUBS B. Baker 54 164 W.

Cliff 45 153 J. Jubon 12,174 H. Anderson 36 164 L. Stiteler 12 153 H. Mortimer 6 166 B.

Mount 63 163 S. Schreckengost J. Caldwell 3 165 W. Simpson 60 1G3 72 151 P. DeMarte 3 150 I.

Eloomquist 69 162 C. Jones 72 151 D. Hill 9 1501 Williams 66 161 B. Hultman 66 151 Errye Peterson 6 144 League. One morning of action Is left, next Saturday, at the Senior High gym, with West Side playing in both games.

West Side plays Cen THE TOP TEN By The Associated Press Due to date conflictions with the 29th District, American Legion, it has been necessary to change the date. of the 28th District American Legion convention scheduled to be conducted in Oil City to Saturday, June 29. Originally the convention had been slated for June 22. In 1900, some four per of all deaths in the United States were due to cancer. tral.

Then, it's West Side vs. St Callistus. If West Siders win both games, they tie Central for Jst Here is how the top ten teams Sn the Associated Press college bas 1 Selects Officers Members of the newly formed golfing league here met at the Kane Country Club Sunday afternoon to elect officers and confirm plans and rules for the season's play. ketball poll fared last week (records in parentheses): place. Two games were played Satur 1.

Cincinnati (23 1) beat Xavier day with St. Callistus beating Erick son, 11 9, behind Tom Feilks' 8 Ohio. 72 61: beat St. Louis 66 52. Detroit 58, Chicago U.

50. DePaul 88, W. Kentucky 86. Southwest Tex. Western 62, Air Force 45.

New Mexico 84, Brigham Yng. 59. Rice 83, TCU 76. Baylor 73, SMU 72. Far West Oregon St.

74, Wash. St. 65. Seattle 78, Oregon 71. Colorado St.

67, Utah State 60. Stanford 60, Southern Cal. 58. UCLA 80, Washington 52. Utah 92, Wyoming 90, ot.

Idaho 106, Montana St. 79. TOURNAMENTS Championship Duke 68, Wake Forest 57. Southern Conference Championship West Virginia 79, Davidson 74. Ohio Conference Cnampionship Wittenberg 64, Akron 46.

Middle Atlantic Conference Championship Hofstra 65, Susquehanna 50. Consolation Drexel 61, Haverford 56. 2. Duke (24 2) beat Virginia 89 and Central beating Erick full i Full snn. lb ll.

oKiD Ouuer nua 70; beat North Carolina State 82 65: beat Wake Forest 68 57. The local golfing league is organized here this year for the first time, under the sponsorship of the Kane "Country Club. The field will be divided into six teams of six members each. Matches will be scheduled weekly with BANK noints for Central. Central and msam 4r Smnrtea Loyola of Chicago (24 2) bea West Side won bv forfeit over Clay, Oh a Univ.

114 94; lost to Wichita 7o 72 Box scores and new standings: en.0. hfvit St. Callistus Krickson a TO NIGHT 4. Arizona Stale Creighton 73 70. Truden, 0 Stiles 8 Smith 0 Woodling is Fired ST.

PETERSBURG, Fla. UF Stauffer 5. Ohio State (19 3) beat North Diocese Champs ST. MARYS Greenville St. Mi 0 western 50 45: beat Purdue 95 75.

hi mnrnc Drost Engman Cecchettl 6. Illinois (17 5) beat Minnesota Veteran Gene Woodling, who got DeMarte Gentilman Adamczyk Feikls it 0 0 4 0 8 12 81 70: lost to Michigan 84 81, Into a series of hassles with the chael outlasted Elk County Central Christian 48 44 Saturday night to III rnnrtri 7. Mississiopi State (21 5) beat New York Mets. was fired Sunday by the talent weak National League repeat as Erie Diocese basketball Tulane 78 67; beat Mississippi 75 champion. 9 72.

Club. The Irish from Greenville, who one point given the winner of a match and four points for low net team total, scored on a handicap basis. Play will consist of nine holes of match and medal play. Team captains include W. G.

Cummings, Jackley Hines, Charles Russo, Bob Robinson, Lester Mc Arthur and Edward Ginsberg. League officials elected yesterday are Bob Robinson, president; John Jubon, vice president; F. G. Aljoe, secretary treasurer; Charles Russo, statistician. The president appointed a rules committee consisting of Ward Anderson, chairman; Eugene Johnson and W.

G. Cummings; and Harry Schreibcr, C. S. Brown and Ernie Stickman as a prize "I got In an agitation," said the 8. Wichita (19 7) beat Texas Western 60 53; beat North Texas went all the way to the State fin 11 Erickson Central 10 40 year old player coach, and I got KATHERINE KATH Stiles 10 COLOR hy nr LDVF Scholastic Scores als in Class last year, took a 27 17 halftime lead and protected fired Bostjancic 4 Coulter 6 State 89 73; beat Loyola of Chica go 73 72.

Smith 0 Drost 0 The club, In a terse announce it in the second 16 minutes. 9. New York Univ. (16 3) beat Feature Starts 7:239:30 Manfredo 4 Wile 2 ment, said that "differences hnvinf; Elk Christian, from St. Marys.

Manhattan 78 72; lost to Wordham Engman Cecchettl was on top 11 10 at thi quarter arisen" between Woodling and the learn and the Mets had decided to Gayley 0 71 6S. 0 1 11 before the Irish, behind Tom Pe 10. Georgia Tech (21 5) bent ask waivers "for the purposes rot ti's outside shots, went on a 17 Florida 78 74; lost to Vanderbilt 75 making Woodling a free agent. LOW COST BANK AUTO LOANS 4V2 DISCOUNT on NEW CAR FINANCING at KANE OFFICE WARREN NATIONAL DANK Alemher FDIC 6 tear in the second stanza. THEATRE WILL CIXSE TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY STARTS THURSDAY Columbia Pictures presents Atom Bksier proouctkm 74.

Perrotti led all scorers with 19 STANDINGS The move, if the other clubs waive Woodling, would leave him fre to make his own deal else points. Ken Mills hit 13 for the ERIE PREP DEFEATED losers. Centra! 7 where. Greenville Is Class and Elk WINDBER A cold 2nd quarter in which the Erie club scored only West Side 5 St. Callistus 4 Class in this year's classifica one noiAt (to 10 for the winners) CARDWELL PITCHES tions and both ktart on their separate tournament trails this week.

proved to be the downfall of Erie Erickson 2 Clay 0 2 PERFECT INNINGS TRO BASKETBALL Saturday's Results Boston 122, New York 117. Syracuse" 152, Detroit 128. San Francisco 122, Los Angeles 113. Sunday's Results Cathedral Prep here Sunday afternoon as Bishop McCorl High of Johnstown won, 59 52, in a FCIAA i By The Associated Press TIAA Playoffs Class A District 6 First Round Altoona 55, Ferndale 41. District 7 First Round Midland 55 Springdale 40.

Quarterfinal Aliquippa 63, McKecsport 43. Class District 6 Richland Twp. G9, Penns Valley 44. Marion Center 63, Kiscoquillas 53. District 11 Nesquohoning 60, Minrrsville 48.

riiihf.lc!hin inihlic league West Philadelphia 62, Bertram 61. Class District 9 Karns City 58, Slippery Rock 50. Class A Sectional District 10 Chmapionship Sharpsville 53, Grove City 51. isior SLIPPERY ROCK IN FORT MYERS, Fla. UP) The uimu Color SHEFFIELD HIGH IN 'C Pittsburgh PiratPS resumed routine TITLE TILT TONIGHT Class A tournament gome.

PLAYOFF TILT TONIGHT drills Mondy following two intra WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. iIP squad games over the weekend, Mansfield and Slippery Rock go at It will be the Sheffield Wolver PERCE STRINGS Both games were won by short' by ART it tonight in Williamsport for fh Boston 102, New Yoik 95. Syracuse 127, Detroit 123. San Francisco 123, Cincinnati 122. St.

Louis 104, Chicago 97. Today's Game Cincinnati at Los Angeles. stop Dick Schofield's team, 10 8 on ines ngainst the Coudersport IIi Falcons toiight In Bradford (S championship of the Pennsylvania State College Basketball Confer Saturday and 7 4 Sunday. p.m.) for the Class northern bas Don Cardwell's pitching fea ence. ketball title in District 9.

tured SAindas game. The right Mansfield will be seeking its Clarion High plays Victory High nandor acquired Irom M. Louis I the Dick Groat deal, hurled tw WELL, ANY WAV I WELL. ANYWAY WO TO kHOH) Li2 THE LAWN MOWER lRUN crott for instance, nr rlf Ur errands' REED'S Se. hinJtAKi.j TIRE SERVICE HtA i i BON THINGS ON 70 ivM FT1.

J0 I TH6 BASIS THAT iiw I their customers iU S.R p.S lSK'rC SATISFACTION COMES v7ifk (3W tonight at Rimersburg for the CIkss southern title In District 9 The winners of games piny perfect innings. He faced only rfx third consecutive title after winning the eastern division with an 18 2 record. There are no seniors on the Mansfield learn. men while pitching the third an Friday night for the district title. fourth frames.

Coudersport defeated Osw.avo Slippery Rock won the western division title and Its 15th game Here's the news in this famous Remington Envoy Portable! Valley of Shinglehouse, 5743 Sat urday night for the right to pliv encounters iiy defp.Ming Ed YOU'RE TELLING ME! I Sheffield. I mooro, 8J 69, Saturday night. 1 wmi am urn Central Press Writer JOE PALOOKA By Ham Fisher Steel according to history. Chrla AND YEK NOT WELL, III i II IT MIGHT Columbus was the first one bUIN'UKTOTHC I TALK IT HILL COUNTRY OVER WITH THAT APE IS WORSE IF EE who really counted I REALLY 0UTTA HIS A 1 DON'T G0 T'SEE THEM f'Y ANN LEVITICUS WOULD BE THEN HEP 1 BE LIKELY TO SHOW UP WITH HIS RIFLE START NOT funny: III Just a few weeks more, com MIND IF HE THINKS MANIACS; ID LET YA ments our sports ed, and th Fealher 0, 0 baseball bush leagues will bo rightfully able to reclaim what HAS JUST RECEIVE? A SCRIBBLEP INVITATION TO THE WEEDING OF HIS OLD'FPIENPj LEVITICUS, THE HILLBiLLY light! really belongs to themt I I I Archeoloaistt. uncovertna tome TOKYO, the world' largest city population wise, nowr bas three rata to every human, or some 30 million of the pests, according to latest estimates.

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