Warren Times Mirror from Warren, Pennsylvania • Page 9

A WARREN, A. TIMES-MIRROR. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15 1937 NINE INDOOR SPORTS FOR WINTER! Dragons Turn Back Eagles by 35-10 Sdore Fasts Are Well Pleased TABLE TENNIS SETS 50c to $4.00 Official Bats 25c, Balls 5c, 10c With Form Shown by rite Blue and White TRY THIS IN A RACE, HEELFLY! FIVE VETERANS If ION PITT TEAM TOR THE SEASON Ilf A playful Heelfiy enjoys a in the sand outside his stall at Santa Anita Park following a speedy time trial. Heel- Ill fly is impressing railbirds at the southern California strip 1 i 3 Pinch Hitter jfj tiSlBlfiiSiSi I he other day we had an iQn tfaat they loolt pre Interesting contribution in this col- 8enyng a great galaxy of basket mm from Bill Morse, well known ghooterg and 80me fast offensive local sports follower attending play8 MU University. There arrives in in Tuegday a garae Mc.

Keehan and Undemood topped the The Warren High school basketball team turned back the Youngsville Eagles at the Beaty gym last evening by a score of 35 to 10, indicating that the Blue and White js equally as fast if not speedier than a year ago. Fans in attendance at the game had an opportunity to see the players who will fill the Blue and White uniforms for the coming season, and all were of the oplrt- as a contender In the $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap, March 5. The Texas colt won six straight stakes this year, but his chief claim to fame is a dead heat with Seabiscuit. The star of the T. P.

Morgan Stables became a sick horse There arrives In mail today a letter irorn far Hollywood, which we believe will be read with the same scoring for Warren with stv points each. Every other man showed his the teen interest, ft is from Burdette ablUty to gm-e throughout St Jordan, son of Mr. and Mrs. seagon Ivterrell Jordan, of this city, and There Is no doubt but that when follows: aggregation snapes up 1 fans may have every reason to look forward to the season with December 11, 1937. tear I have meant to write to you before, but being busy and having jfcls and that come up every now then, It has just slipped by.

The other day. Wednesday to I called upon a friend of ours who asked me to Is- sure remember him in writing to ou. The person 1 am speaking of Chapin Hall of the Ix)s Angeles inies. We had quite an enjoyable He spoke of Walker luid Bill, Bell and also asked liow you came out in the last, counting of votes for coroner. Ho iilso spoke of other oldtimers in a great amount of optimism and pleasure.

There are many boys the bench who can play right up with the first stringers. Two men who displayed unusual form were Seavy and Slriaiuna. Zerbe and Cramer also look good in the guard positions. These boys stopped many of the Youngsville fast break plays. Other outstanding guards were Curren, Lutz and Conway.

As stated before there in no doubt the Dragons are as strong as ever and are out to win that District pennant again. Youngsville deserves a word of lind about Warren, many that were praise however, in spite of the fact my time. It dkl seem good, that some of their offensive drives lowever, to talk to someone who were muttled up by Warren. The Eagles defense is good, however, with Schnell and Ash doing come- mendable work. The box score: Uas well acquainted with the ou.

stamping grounds. Local papers for the past day or two have been relating about the Iiice cold weather you are having lit the present time. The rainy sea- SHEFFIELD AND KINZUA IN TWO EXCITING GAMES Bowling HONOR ROLL Arcade Berguson Wi lisie ..................................205 Baldy ....................................210 Lyncu ...................................227 Munn ....................................211 W. 201 buddies and wading across streets Jiat are overflowing with water. Since arriving here In alifor- lia, I have been receiving the riines-Mirror through the mail and tave read many news items witu Ijreat interest.

Both local and oth- hrvvise. Recently you had a pic- fire of Jim Thropr on the sports page, showing him tossing the pigskin around while officiating at the local pro football game between I he Los Angeles Bulldogs and the jston Shamrocks. As It happens was attending that game and saw ilm Thrope running up and down field showing more vim and rigor than some of the younger hlaycrs on the field. When 1 saw the picture mentioned I right away when he was posing for it. Although the football season is pretty well over the local pro team plays professional teams from the east up to and alter the jirst of the year.

They are hoping to win the American League ind then will challenge the Nail champions for the rorld championship title here in wos Angeles. Last week Saturday I also attended the Southern California vs. C. L. A.

game at the Coliseum, fit was a thriller if ever a game When Kenny Washington, U. C. L. A. quarterback, threw that pass, the third longest fhe history of college football, the jrowd just went wild.

Watch this (Washington next year. be an lll-American if he has any help from the other players next year. He can pass and run like the dark jitreak that he is. I hope that El is well on the road recovery. I haven't been able to pick up the Jamestown station for those Kunday morning broadcasts yet.

Kll reports on them have been verv favorable so far. 1 understand that Wroth is feeling better. Wish that I could drop in on you bid have a few minutes chat, instead I will watch the next Times- mirror for anything exciting happening in those good old Pa. hills. Watch California take Alabama the Rose Bowl.

Best wishes for a Merry Christinas and a Happy New Year. Sincerely yours, Burdette Jordan. Warren FG FTFP McKeehan, ..........3 1 0 W'olfe, ..............3 0 0 Underwoodc ........3 00 Weaver, Zerbe, 000 Beatty, 100 Davis, 000 Chase, 100 Check, 100 Conway, 000 Curren, 00 0 Lutz, 30 0 Seavy, ..............2 11 Sirianni, 00 Totals 17 2 1 Youngsville FG ........0 FT 3 Richards 0 2 Mains, 0 1 Shaffer, ........1 0 Ash, 03 1 1 ........0 1 York, 00 ........2 11 Singer. 6 6 6 4 0 2 0 2 2 0 0 2 5 0 35 6 10 Wrestling i lig Game Friday! Hostilities between the Wa fen Imd Jamestown High school lietball teams will be resumed it Beaty gym Friday evening inning with the preliminary at Tho main joust is Scheduled to get under way at 8:20. some extra special news -between the halves Coach mat team will give an exhibition.

Everything points to a big livening for sports lovers. Both llamestown and Warren, If lire true, are all set for a slam bang frame, and lie surprised if the rocals walk off with the bacon. Jore About Subsidization! Just by way of elaborating a on the situation in Pittsburgh. It is interesting to study the reaction of fans to the opinion expressed night before last by Joseph C. Irrees, associate of M.

L. Benedum In world-wide oil operations, speak jng at a Varsity Club banquet in oi' undefeated 1037 squad, whet. he said, among "kher things, is emi- liently sound and provided: education is the primary Providence, R. Finkelstein, New York, threw Mike Rogoski, Poland, 18:43. (heavyweights).

Worcester, Mass. Crusher Casey, 245, Ireland, defeated Geo. (Dazzler) Clark, 230, Scotland, two straight falls. New Haven, Russell, 220, Texas, and Gino Garibaldi, 218, St. Louis, disqualified after each had one one fall.

Reading, ney, 225, Ireland, pinned Abe Kas- hev, 212, Paterson, N. 36:52. Albany, N. Managoff, 210, Chicago, defeated Jack Holland, 210, Hollywood S9 minutes. New James 191 Hollywood Calif, threw Dr.

John Murphy 192 Boston 38:20. Lincoln Sonnenberg, 205, New York, defeated George Sauer, 195, Los Angeles, straight falls. Evansville Everett Marshall, 220, of Colorado, defeated Frank Sexton, 236, in straight falls. San Stein, 215, New York, and Sandor Szabo, 216, Hungary, drew, one-hour. Sheffield, Dec.

Sheffield High school varsity basketball teams opened the season here Saturday night with a pair of wins over the Kinzua High school girls and boys teams. The score of the game was 33 to 18, while the local femmes achieved victory by a count of 21 to 10. Both Coach Joe Massa of Kinzua and Wolverine Mentor Tom Drummond used every member of their respective squads an effort to get a better line on the capabilities of their players. This frequent substituting plus the fact that it was the firsi game of the season for both clubs extended the battle somewhat, but game was far from a listless affair. Box scores: S.

H. S. Beys FG FT McAvoy, ......................4 0 0 8 C. Peroski, ................0 0 0 0 M. Otto, ......................3 0 1 6 Wallon, ......................0 0 0 0 Sanford, ......................0 0 0 0 M.

Peroski, ................0 0 0 0 P. Otto, ......................0 0 0 0 Samuelson, ................5 0 Hecie, c-f ......................0 1 D. Curtin, ..................0 0 J. Rambish, 0 Fitch, ........................2 0 Larkin, ......................0 0 B. Curtin, ..................0 0 W.

Rambish, ...........0 0 Malone, 0 0 Camp, 0 BUY ADVERTISED find they ouality. objective; that the boy really wants an education, and that the Institution sees to it that he either gets that education or Is removed from its student Declaring there is nothing new about the controversy surrounding subsldiza tlon of athletes, Trees added: my own personal knowledge, it is almost 50 years old, because when I was playing with the Pitt teams of 1891, and certain alumni groups of Harvard, Yale and Princeton sought to persuade me to enter their alma maters and their offers were He recalled that alumni of old Western University of Pennsylvania (now Pitt) paid my tultioa and contributed towards other expenses incident to obtaining a lege Trees referred to the plan of strict amateurism ad vocated by James Hagan, athletic director, and said: plea is not for the adoption or rejection of any policy, but that the educational Institutions of the country drop the of 1 risy about college 0 10 2 1 0 -------STRUTHERS WELLS LEAGUE Engineer mg Dept. (4) Bollinger 151 121 144 416 Odell .126 148 147421 tveiler 130142 142 414 Benze lOLx 136 137 382 167 186 175 528 152 140 127x 399 700 752 745 2203 Hei iers (0) K. Barnhart .152 143 148 C. Greonlund 118 146 145 409 Schuler 94 128 120 351 Trautman 149 155 147 451 Average 135 135 135 405 048 707 704 2059 Foremen (4) 158 153 176 487 Schmeidle 173 196 135504 138 1 191 158 162 511 McCutchen 194 194 Hartnett 147156201 504 159 159 807 857 833 2497 Sales (0) McMillan 172 162 159 493 145128 143 416 127 136 160 423 Brumdgim 134 193 163490 Cruickshank .155 140144439 733 7597692261 Pittsburgh.

Dec. Dr. H. C. Canson, starting his 16th' season as basketoail ooaun at the University of Pittsburgh, has five veterans for a nucleus in a diffi-1 euK 21 game campaign against rivals of the east and midwest.

The Panthers, defending champions of the eastern intercollegiate oasKetoail contercnce, will have seven headline engagements, ail on the opponents' (lours, before t.h«> ever get in a lick at conference1 foes. Principal among these prelimi nary tussles will uo a game with the University of great combination as a feature of I the Sugar festival at New Orleans, December 25). iiut even before that the Panthers will swing through the mid vvetit agamst Wisconsin and Butler, then race back in me other direction to meet toruham at New York. Upon returning January Pitt will play and iJuquesne, a pair of formidable foes, on their own courts. The remainder of the schedule is devoted entirely to conference play except for two games with Notre Dame and one each with Duquesne and Westminster.

i he veteran Carlson, favorite of nearly every student on the university campus, was more famous as lootbad player on undefeated 1917 eleven than lie ever was as a basketeer. Yet he has achieved almost astounding success with boys from this district All tho players on this squad live within the one fare zone of Pittsburgh street cars. Captain Bill Jesko and Regular Regarding Friday game label are gone irorn here between the Jamecto, ,1 and year combination out Coach Warren High school the Post evei an optimist, has sports editor says: TABLE BADMINTON SETS (now) 10.00 INDOOR BADMINTON SETS $4.50 to $7.50 TARGETEER $2.00 DART BASEBALL $4.00 Extra BINGO SETS 58c, $1.00 '''XING C' OVES $5.25 RED AND GREEN TUNING UP FOR LOCAL CONTEST heavyweight championship against Jimmy Adamiek, sensational Detroit heavy, in a fiifteon-round bout at Madison Garden, on February 23d The News says that Jack Kearns, Detroit promoter, who is I hampion In the playoffs backing Adamiek, agreed to terms The 1,500 point match will played In twelve blocks, with dou ed the right to challenge Green- leal for the title when he finished second in the recent championship tournament at Philadelphia. Tho upstate cue artist tied lor first place but lost two to the with Julian Roxborough, The basketball season for the Jamestown High school 528 i team will be opened Friday night, when the Red and Green forces travel to Warren, for a game with the Warren High School Blue and White courtsters. The first home game for the locals will be w'ith Nort East on December 29th.

It will bo the first season for the Red and Green tossers under the tutelage of Coach Holland H. Taft. 1 The Booster Club Is selling red and green feathers to bolster spirit while the Hi-Y has had printed and distributed basketball schedules to the student body. A dance will be held Friday noon r.t the admission charge will be the displaying or buying of the school feather. whipped together a last passing outiit from among his other vete The lineup lie probably will depend upon has Captain Bob John- after a conrerencc Black and John managers.

Tt will he the first tuneup bout: for Ixiuis before his meeting W'ith Max Schmellng In June. Louis left for Detroit today and Mike Jacobs, who handles Ids business affairs, could not bo reached for comment tonight. GREENLEAF TO RISK HIS TITLE ble sessions scheduled for each day, except tomorrow and Sunday, in several addition to the title, $500 will go to the winner. I- Last Newark. N.

J. Tippy Larkin, Garfield, outpointed Lew Massey, 137, Philadelphia, (10). I Scranton, Pa Walter (Wildcat) O'Connor, 143Vi. Scranton, knocked out Eddie McGeever, 141, Seran- ton, (8). Tampa, Fla.

Norment Quarles, 136, Hendersonville, N. won decision over Chino Alvarez, 134, I Tampa, (10). Clifton, N. J. Maxle Fisher, 136, I Newark, and Johnny Rohrlg, 135, i New York, Dec.

15 Ralph Clifton drew son and Mdes Zeleznik a tt or wards risks the title he has won I New York Enrico fifteen times when he opens fen.se of his pocket billiard title against youthful Irvine Crane, of Rochester, tonight. Crane, who has climbed to the top within the last two years, earn- League Joe Gama at center and Rags Rad vansky and Ed Spotovich at guards. The schedule: Dec 10, at Northwestern; 11, at Wisconsin; 13, at Butler; 17, at Fordham; 29, Kentucky at New Orleans. Jan. 8, at Syiacuse; 12, at Du quesne; 17, Carnegie Teach (X): 19, Notre Dame; 21, Georgetown (X); 29, West Virginia (X).

Feb. 2, Westminster; 5, at No tre Dame; 9, Temple (X); 12, Penn State 18, at Temple (X); 19, at Georgetown (Xi; 23, Duquesne; 26, at Carnegie Tech (X). March 5, at Penn State (X); 12, at West Virginia (X). (X) denotes eastern intercollegiate conference games. Venturi, Italy, outpointed George Zengaras, 136 3-4, New York, New York Young Chappie, J331 Albany, and Jimmy i.an- caster, Wllington, drew, (6).

16 1 3 3c Kinzua H. S. Boys Smith, Pompilio, f-g Tuttle, Clawson, Peterson, Donaldson, Hancock, (capt.) English, Dexiosia, Page, Wilson, Holt, Shine, By periods; Sheffield ................6 Kinzua ....................1 Referee: Rossetti. FG .0 .0 ..1 .0 .0 .0 .6 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 ..0 FT 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 In the game at the last evening the State Hospital lost to the Colts by a score of 33 to 19, while the Pennzolls swanped the Scotties 40 to 18. Thursdav night the Butter- producta Krusts will meet the Country Club in what promises to be a thriller be fighting This game will start at nine TO KEEP posteo on and prices to be ready to buy the best goods for the least money since both teams will to make the most of your own for the lead in the league, private castle read the adver 0 I 3 0 i 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 4 8 18 8 16 5 3 S.

H. S. Girls C. Munson, E. Jones, Burgason, Perry, Decker, Swanson, Thrush, sc.

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Hallowell, Clawson, Marrell, f-c. DeRosia, Halsaner, sc Place, sc. Campbell, V. Hallowell, Weirich, FG ..7 ..3 ..0 ..0 FT 3 15 l'J 1 5 21 FG FT ..12 5 4 .0 4 2 7 10 By periods: Sheffield -21 -10 TO KEEP posted on products and prices to be ready to buy tb. best goods for the least to make the most of your owe private castle read the advertisements.

WARREN PENNS DROP CONTEST TO FIRESTONES Acording to word from Akron, Ohio, late last night the Warren Penns were defeated oy the Firestones there by a score of 43 to 21. The score at the half was 15 to 10 in favor of the Akronites but at one time the Oilers iiad forged ahead, only to be overtaken before the rest period. Tonight the Warren Penns are meeting the Pitsburgn Pirates at the Duquesne University floor and Saturday night the Buffalo Bisons will be the attraction f.t the Beaty gym in this city. These are all league games. CHICAGO AFTER SCRAP BETWEEN LOUIS MAXEY New York, Dcc.

breathe it to a soul, but Chicago has the inside track on the championship brawl between Max mellng and Joe Louis next June, with Detroit running a spirited second. Contrary to snap judgment, the near capacity crowd that turned out to watch Schmeling paralyze Harry Thomas at the Garden night before last did not cause promoter Mike Jacobs to turn any handsprings. Mike, on the con- trary, looked over the assemblage and decided New York positively would not do as a setting for his pugilistic pearl. BARGAIN NEWS on the inside pages find as exciting, as stimulating, aa front page stories. For most folks enough winter out-of-doors to satisfy all needs, but not to New Yorkers.

brought winter indoors, at great expense, w'ith an artificial hill and ski jump (covered with artificial snow) and two ice ponds as the stage for Winter Sports Show in Madison Square Garden. Ten thousand persons turned out to watch, the experts jump after the opening parade above. JOE LOUIS MEETS JIMMY ADAMICK New York, Dec. 15 New York Daily News says that Joe Louis lias agreed to defend ilia.