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I THE DAILY NOTES, CANONSSU30, PA. MONDAY, MAY 22, 1950, PAGE SIX Wash High and McKeesport WPMl Track-Field Crown Shar NATIONAL OOVLIKG LEAGUE CHAMPS Donora's Tom Johnson Wins Individual Scoring Honors Washington and McKeesport High Schools Each Score 27 9 limit I CANONSBURG MERCHANTS LOSE TWO OVER WEEKEND Points to Dethrone mt. LeDanon rugn as wrmu miwup Canonsburg High Scores Five Points State Meet Saturday 'I' Washington and McKeesport High Schools were crowned co-cham-l pions in the WPIAL Track and Field Championship meet staged at Can-osburg Memorial Stadium Saturday. It marked the first time in the 41-," year history of the event that co-champions were crowned. The two schools scored 27 points each to share the title held for the past year by Mt.

Lebanon. The Mounties were third with 23V points, plAJOPl and Donora fourth with 22. Wilkins- T- burg was fifth with 15, Dormont Washington; 2nd, Garson, Mt. Leb 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS SATURDAY Brooklyn 3, Pittsburgh 2. Brooklyn 4, Pittsburgh 3 (11 St.

Louis 7, Boston 4. Chicago 7, Philadelphia 2. New York 8, Cincinnati 0. New York 4, Cincinnati 3. RESULTS YESTERDAY r.

Pittsburgh 4, New York 2. Pittsburgh 8, New York 6. Cincinnati 10, Brooklyn 9. St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 5.

Philadelphia 4, St. Louis 2. Boston 3, Chicago 2. Boston 4, Chicago 3. STANDING OF THE TEAMS Welterweights To Collide in Eight Rounder Don Alderson, Canonsburg's ma claim to boxing fame, and the be welterweight fistic project set around here in many days, tangle with Danny "Red" Stepan vich of South Side Pittsburgh in eight round semi-final bout at Ziv Arena, Millvale, tonight.

Alderson will be gunning for 1 17th straight professional ring vj tory this evening. Stepanovich date has won ten straight. Although Alderson today was ed a slight favorite over Stepar. vich, boxing experts say that Dam will give Alderson his sternest te to date and may even beat Canonsburg youth. In the headlined this evening Bi Baker, Pittsburgh; will shoot his T5th victory when he tangl with Sid Peaks of Louisville.

Tl fight is scheduled to go ten rouiit but may end sooner. Peaks is substituting for Johm Shkor who reportedly injured arm while in training. 4 Other bouts tonight will sho Chuck Davis, Johnstown ligl weight, taking on Archie Logan Akron, Ohio, in a rematch. Two former Golden. Glov champions, Freddie Manns of Hill and Harry Mazik will mal their pro debuts on the same car Manns, who won the Nation Gloves title in Chicago, faces Dul Peaks of Youngstown, Ohio, in four rounder.

Another four finds Mazik meetir Jim Russell of the Hill. Mazik the local gloves title. The openir four has Ray Conley of Lawrenc ville boxing Willie Moore of toona. The first bout gets under way 8:30 p. m.

Shown above are the members of the McClelland Motors bowling team of Washington. The team won the championship of both the National Division of the Washington County Tenpin League and the Washington City Classic League. The team left for Columbus, Ohio, Sunday where it will bowl in the ABC championships on Tuesday and WednesdayTeam personnel, sitting, left to right: Don Marra, Washington; Jimmy Checkers, Washington; and Steve Gall, Canonsburg; standing, left to right; Don McWreath, Washington; Lou Johns, Washington, and Captain Abe Fee, Canonsburg. (Observer Photo). Cuddy-Washington Win League Games Won Lost Pet.

Brooklyn 1.. 17 10 .630 Philadelphia 17 11 .607 St. Louis 15 13 .535 Boston 15 13 .536 Pittsburgh 15 15 .500 Chicago 12 13 .480 New York 10 14 .417 Cincinnati 7 19 .269 GAMES TODAY PITCHERS Cincinnati at Brooklyn (Night) Ramsdell (1-3) vs. Newcombe (2-1). Only game scheduled.

AMERICAN LEAGUE RESULTS SATURDAY Detroit 5, Philadelphia 3. New York 3, Chicago 1. Cleveland 8, Boston-5. St. Louis 3, Washington 0.

RESULTS YESTERDAY New York 14, Cleveland 5. New York 12, Cleveland 4. Washington 6, Detroit 2. St. Louis 11, Philadelphia 6.

Philadelphia 8, St. Louis 3. Boston 7, Chicago 0. Chicago 4, Boston 3.: STANDING OF THE TEAMS Won Lost Pet. New York 20 8 .714 Detroit 16 9 .640 Washington 16 11 .593 Boston 20 14 .588 Cleveland 15 13 .536 Philadelphia 10 19 .345 St.

Louis 7 16 .304 Chicago 6 20 .231 GAMES TODAY PITCHERS Washington at Detroit Scarborough (3-3) vs. Newhouser (0-1). Boston at Chicago (Night) Mc-Dermott (3-1) vs. Kuzava (0-3). New York at Cleveland (Night) Raschi (3-2) vs.

Garcia (1-1). Only games scheduled. Roman Nose state park north of Watonga, was named for Chief Roman Nose of the Chey-ennes, whose home was within the present park area. Bucs Win Twin Bill NEW YORK, May 22. The Pittsburgh Pirates took both ends of a twin bill from the New York Giants, 4-2 and 8-6, yesterday to snap a four-game New York winning streak.

The Bucs scored twice in the ninth inning to win the opener and jumped off to an early lead to stay in the van all the way in the nightcap. The Pirate's Ralph Kiner walloped his eighth homer of the year in the first game and got three hits in the second game, one of them a 475-foot triple. The triple was one of the longest drives ever made to direct center in the Polo Grounds, clearing the head of centerfield-er Bobby Thompson of the Giants and falling on the cinders past the 'grass. Larry Jansen, who lost the first game to Bob Chesnes, was on even terms until the ninth. The Pirates then picked up two runs, after Giant left fielder Whitney Lockman opened the inning by misplaying Wally.

Westlake's liner into a double. Dale Coogan's single, a long outfield fly by pinch-hitter Johnny Hopp," which bounced out of Bobby Thompson's glove, and Ed Stanky's boot of Chesnes' double play grounder brought in the runs. Six Giant pitchers couldn't cancel the damage done starter Sheldon Jones in the second game. James was charged with five runs before he left in the second inning, with none out and the bases loaded. Kiner's prodigious triple, sandwiched by Coogan's single and an infield out, gave Pittsburgh two runs in the first inning.

In the second, Westlake and Danny Murtaugh singled and Clyde McCullough walked, before Jones went out. Reliefer Sal Maglie got one out before Pete Castiglione singled home the first of three runs. Coogan's force out brought another in and Kiner's single accounted for the third. Cliff Chambers who gained the victory, couldn't last through the sixth inning. Singles by Sam Cal-derone, Stankey, Monte Irvin and Hank Thompson, coupled with two walks, brought in four runs and Buc reliefer Forrest Main.

Sports Card MONDAY, MAY 22 COLLEGE BASEBALL Waynesburg at Wash-Jeff (3 p. Kotchar, Murphy. COLLEGE TENNIS Bethany at Wash-Jeff. SCHOLASTIC BASEBALL Monongahela (19) vs. South Union Twp.

(20) at Perryopolis. SANDLOT BASEBALL American Division Cecil at Muse F. Rupar, Ofiara. Washington at Cuddy Falcione, Landock. Transformers at Merchants Mansfield, Moyer.

Meadowlands at Thorns Run Tomsic, Reihner. SOFTBALL Community League CIO 3968 vs. St. Genevieves Strabane Field DAY AND NIGHT TENNIS AND BOWLING ALLEYS Orlando DiMatteo, well known service veteran and sportsman, who operates a bowling alley on the Venice Road, has remodeled, refinished his establishment and has added a new attraction, tennis courts which will be available day and night. His sports and amusement center is on Route 980.

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NOW SHOWING! mmmm Local Nine Defeated by Cecil Here Friday and by Don-leys on Sunday Donley's baseball team scored two runs in the last of the seventh here yesterday to defeat the Canonsburg Merchants, 5-4, in an American Division contest. The Merchants led Donleys 3-1 at the end of the first frame and continued in front 4-2 in the top of the sixth but Donleys shoved across a marker in the last of the sixth and added two in the seventh to bag the victory. On Friday the locals were shutout by the league leading Cecil nine, 8-0. CECIL AB E. Cherokee If Tarabelia cf J.

Cherokee rf C. Cherokee ss Culigan lb Kosteiich 3b Philipee 2b Holeva Levkulich Koljeski If Totals 1 3 2 2 3 4 4 4 4 2 ...29 8 7 0 MERCHANTS AB DeJohn 2b 3 0 0 Day 3b 3 0 0 Backner If 3 0 2 Oliver cf 2 0 0 Maslick ss 3 0 0 Saint lb 10 0 DeLarso 3 0 0 Havlin rf 2 0 1 Kifer 2 0 0 Martys 0 0 0 Kolcheski rf 10 0 0 Chemento 10 0 0 Totals -24 0 3 3 Cecil 231 000 2 8 Canonsburg 000 000.00 2B Backner, Culigan. SO Kifer 5, Martys 1, Levkulich 4. Meyer, Wardle. DONLEY AB Watson 2b 4 12 0 Anthony ss 4 111 Platte lb 4 110 Stockdole 3b 4 0 10 J.

Bepler, rf 2 10 0 Colombo cf 2 0 0 0 Macieko, If 2 110 Rager, 3 0 0 0 Schultz 3 0 0 0 Totals 28 5 1 MERCHANTS AB DeJohn 2b 3 10 1 Maslik ss 4 12 1 Oliver cf 4 110 Backner If 3 0 ,0 0 Saint, lb 4 0 10 Chemento rf 2 0 0 0 LaSalvi 3b 4 0 1 0 Krashna 2 0 0 0 Delfine 3 110 Totals 29 4 6 2 2B Macieko, Oliver. Merchants Donleys 300 001 04 6 2 110 001 25 6 1 LAST TIMES TO SEE til Feature No. 2 COMING TUESDAY FOR 2 BIG DAYS! Starring WALTER PIDGEON ETHEL BARRYMORE PETER LAWFORD JANET LEIGH ANGELA LANSBURY ccn anon; 3rd, Rice, Derry Twp. Time 14.8 seconds. (WPIAL and Stadium record).

Second Heat Won by Johnson, Donora; 2nd, McSteen, Mt. Lebanon; 3rd, Coulson, Wilkinsburg. Time 15.4 seconds. Third Heat Won by Hammill. Shaler; 2nd, Milto, Penn; 3rd, Emery, Latrobe.

Time 15.8 seconds. TRACK FINALS 100 yard dash Won by Hugh McCartney, Dormont; 2nd, McCoy, Farrell; 3rd, Johnson, Washington; 4th, Belland, Clairton; 5th, Moss, Charjeroi. Time 10 seconds (Stadium record). 220 yard dash Won by Julius McCoy, Farrell; 2nd, Peatross, Donora; 3rd, Billingsly, Mt. Lebanon; 3rd, Wunderly, McKeesport; 4th, Moss, Charleroi.

Time 22.4 seconds (Stadium record). 440 yard dash (Three heats against time) Won by Charles Fritz, Wilkinsburg; 2nd, Henry, Derry 3rd, Halle, McKeesport; 4th, Tilbrook, Mt. Lebanon; 5th, Moore, Farrell. Time 52.1 (Stadium record). 880 yard run (Two heats against time) Won by Charles Brown, Charleroi; 2nd, Lemmert, Wilkinsburg; 3rd, Flowers, Canonsburg; 4th, Burns, Mt.

Lebanon; 5th, Sal-lade, Shaler. Time 2:04.3 (Stadium record). Mile run Won by Glenn Snodgrass, Ambridge; 2nd, Gross, Ambridge; 3rd, Delligatti, Connellsville; 4th, Dunn, McKeesport; 5th, Carmack, Wilkinsburg. Time 4:42.2 (Stadium record). 120 yard high hurdles Won by Tom Johnson, Donora; 2nd, Snodgrass, Washington; 3rd, Mitlo, Penn; 4th, Hammill, Shaler; 5th, Garson, Mt.

Lebanon. Time 15.3 seconds. 200 yard low hurdles Won by Tom Johnson, Donora; 2nd, Hammill, Shaler; 3rd, Milson, New Kensington; 4th, Shambaugh, Greensburg; 5th, Haynes, Connellsville. Time 23.3 seconds. 880 yard relay (Three heats against time) Won by Washington (Joe McKenzie, Jesse Johnson, Ed Snodgrass, Bill Brown); 2nd, McKeesport; 3rd, Greensburg; 4th, Mt.

Lebanon; 5th, Donora. Time 1:34.0 (Stadium record). Mile relay (Three heats against time) Won by McKeesport (Kenneth Mikell, Charles Mikell, Ken Mansfield, William Halle); 2nd, Washington; (Jesse Johnson, Earl Mason, Jack DeWitt, Bill Brown)? 3rd, Donora; 4th, Mt. Lebanon; 5th, Uniontown. Time 3:35.1 (Stadium record).

FIELD EVENTS Shot put Won by Barry Herr, Wilkinsburg; 2nd, Ward Jones, Mt. Lebanon; 3rd, Kobulnicky, McKeesport; 4th, Rosser, Mt. Lebanon; 5th, Shaffer, Greensburg. Distance 49 feet, 7 inches. Broad Jump Won by Ken Mikell, McKeesport; 2nd, Johnson, Donora; 3rd, Tipper, AUquippa; 4th, Manning, Uniontown; 5th, Ross, Derry Twp.

Distance 21 feet 7 inches. (Stadium record). Javelin Won by Bernie Kelley, Mt. Lebanon; 2nd, Munier, Dormont; 3rd, Marbury, Washington; Papetti, Canonsburg; 5th, Basick, Greensburg. Distance 162 feet 11 inches.

Discus Won by Pardini, Dormont; 2nd, Barcasky, Coraopolis; 3rd, Kobulnicky, McKeesport; 4th, Kosisko, Connellsville; 5th, Lopez, Ellwood City. Distance 127 feet 1 inch. High jump Won by Richard Bil-lingsley, AUquippa; 2nd, Ruschel, Washington; 3rd, (two-way tie), Sheridan, Greensburg; Manning, Uniontown; 5th, (four-way tie), Curry, Uniontown; Lewis, Brownsville; Keegan, Mt. Lebanon; Vason, Duquesne. Height 5 feet 10 inches.

Pole vault Won by Bob Petro, Derry 2nd, Lloyd Brown; Washington; 3rd, (two-way tie), Gozdick, Derry; Shipman, Penn; 5th, Sheridan, Greensburg. Height 11 feet 4 inches. HILL PRINCE WINS PRE AKIIESS CLASSIC BALTIMORE, May 22. (U.R) Virginia-bred Hill Prince, his successful invasion of Maryland ended with a blazing Preakness performance, headed for New York with the $75,000 added Belmont Stakes his next major objective. The strapping bay, son of Prince-quillo, should be a lead pipe cinch for the mile and one-half Belmont, which comes up for its.

82nd running, June lo. He left no doubt about his status as the head man in the three-year old division when he galloped away followed with 14, Derry Greensburg 10; Farrell 10; bridge AUquippa Charleroi and Shaler 7 each; Connellsville 6, Uniontown Penn Canons- burg Coraopolis 4, New Kensing-? ton 3, Clairton 2, Ellwood City 1, Brownsville and Duquesne each. Beaver, Butler, German Township, Jeannette, Latrobe, New Castle, Rochester and Waynesburg did not score. 'Z. Only one new WPIAL mark was set Saturday.

Washington's Ed -Snodgrass lowering the 120-yard high hurdle mark to 14.8 seconds in the preliminary heats. The for-. mer record was 15.1 seconds set by Rybacki of Canonsburg in 1939 "and Alcott of Wilkinsburg in 1948. For the second straight year a Donora representative walked off with individual scoring honors. Tom Johnson collecting 14 points first in the 120-yard high and '200-yard low hurdles and a second in the broad jump.

Warren Walton won the honor last year with 10 points. The first two men in each event S'-ualified for the PIAA to be held at State College and ten youths from the county will make the trip. Five qualified from Washington, four from Donora and one from Char-" leroi. i Canonsburg did not qualify any youths for the state meet. In the WPIAL event, however, the Gun- ners were able to land two boys in scoring positions.

The stand out performers for the locals here Saturday were Len Papetti and Bert Flowers. Papetti fin- ished fourth in the javelin and Flowers placed third in the half mile run. The Wash High contingent will be -v made up of Snodgrass, Bill Ruschel who was second in the high jump, Lloyd Brown who was second in the pole vault, the mile relay team which finished second and the 880-' yard relay team which copped the only first place for the co-champions. Donora will be represented by Tom Johnson in the high and low hurdles and the broad jump, and Irving Peatross who was second the 220 yard dash. Charles Brown, who won the 880-yard run, will compete for Charleroi.

Canonsburg High School officials have to rewrite the record books for Stadium track records. In all, the contestants broke ten records at the Stadium, nine in track events and one in the broad jump. The record breakers were: Hugh McCartney of Dormont, who did the 100 in 10 seconds; Julius McCoy of Farrell, 22.4 seconds in the 220; Charles Fritz of Wilkinsburg, 52.1 seconds in the 440; Brown of Charleroi, 2:04.3 in the 880; Glen Snodgrass of Ambridge. "4:42.2 in the mile; Washington's" quartet of Joe McKenzie, Jesse Johnson, Ed Snodgrass and Bill "Brown, 1:34.0 in the 880 yard re-lay; McKeesport's team of Ken MiKell, Ken Mansfield, and Wil- liam Halle, 3:35.1 in the mile relay; Ed Snodgrass of Washington, 14.8 seconds in the 120 yard high hur-f dles; Tom Johnson of Donora, 23.1 seconds in the 200 yard low hur-; dies; and Ken Mikell of McKeesport, a leap of 21 feet, 7 inches, in 4ihe broad jump. The summary: TRACK TRIALS 100 Yard Dash First Heat Won by Belland, Clairton; 2nd, Johnson, Washing--.

ton; 3rd, Mikell, McKeesport. Time 10.1 seconds (Stadium record). Second Heat Won by McCartney, v- Dormont; 2nd, Kalfut, German 3rd, Wunderly, McKeesport. Time 10.2 seconds. Third Heat Won by McCoy, Far-''rell; 2nd, Moss, Charleroi; 3rd, Peatross, Donora.

Time 10.3 sec-onds. 220 Yard Dash I First Heat Won by McCoy, Far-j rell; 2nd, Palmer, Donora; 3rd, Le- vitski, Ambridge. Time 23.1 sec-l onds. Second Heat Won by Wunderly, McKeesport; 2nd, Peatross, Dono-'r ra; 3rd, Graham, Shaler. Time ''r 22.8 seconds.

v-V- Third Heat Won by Billingsly, Mt. Lebanon; 2nd, Moss, Charleroi; 3rd, Kalfut, German Twp. Time 22.8 seconds. iv 200 Yard Low Hurdles First Heat Won by Milson, New Kensington; 2nd, Haynes, Connells-ville; 3rd, Kennedy, Butler. Time 24.2 seconds.

Second Heat Won by Sham-m baugh, Greensburg; 2nd, McSteen, Mt. Lebanon; 3rd, Klaber, Mt. Leb- anon. Time 24.0 seconds. Third Heat Won by Johnson, nora; 2nd.

Hammill, Shaler; 3rd, 'I Ballock, Farrell. Time 23.1 sec- onds (Stadium record). Thorns Run and Meadowlands Nine Beaten Badly in American Division Action Fri- lay Cuddy socred 19 runs on 18 hits at Cuddy Friday night to defeat Thorns, Run, 19-7, in an American Division contest. In another league game Washington belted Meadow-lands, 15-2. The box scores: WASHINGTON ABRHE Czmiel cf 3 2 1 0 Smarts, 2b 4 0 10 Syrek; If 5 2 2 0 Morrison rf 4 1 10 Blake lb 5 2 2 0 Reese 3b 4 3 3 0 Heatley 4 3 2 0 Ruschel ss 10 0 1 Warrell ss 2 0 10 Popovich 4 2 2 0 Totals ...36 15 15 1 MEADOWLANDS ABRHE Czmerda 2b 4 0 0 0 Vuicano, lb 4 1 0 0 Pomykala 3b 3 12 0 Obras ss 3 0 0 Pilkington cf 3 0 1 H.

Barnickel 3 0 1 Kline If 3 0 0 Engott rf 3 0 0 Kovach 2 0 1 Plunkett 10 0 Totals 29 2 5 3 Washington Meadowlands 061 042 2-15 000 110 0 2 2B Reese 2, Morrison, Heatley, Warrell. HR Syrek. BB Kovach 5, Plunkett 2. SO Kovach 3, Plunkett 1, Popovich 5. Loser Kovach.

Kotchar, Chick. THOMS RUN AB Demsher 2b 3 0 2 0 Brown lb 3 0 2 0 Snyder rf 2 10 0 Pupo If 2 10 0 Stevens 3b 3 110 Miller cf 3 2 10 Balick ss 3 0 2 0 J. Bierman 3 0 10 H. Bierman 2 0 0 0 Bicorman 2b 0 0 0 0 Snary 1 11 0 M. McGinnis 3b 10 10 Wagner 0 0 0 0 Dodson ss 10 0 0 Totals ..29 7 14 0 More Sports Pago 5 Support Hospital Drive! Boost Canonsburg! It's Fifty And Nifty! ELECTRIC MOTORS We repair Electric Motors or washers, refrigerators, pumps, mangels, etc.

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WEDNESDAY i fi CUDDY AB Barufoldi ss 4 2 3 0 Chappel cf 3 1 0 0 Babish, rf 3 4 10 Duchess If 5 4 5 0 Tkach lb 4 3 3 0 Gross 2b 4 3 2 0 O'Donnells 3b 3 2 10 Jakes 3 0 10 3 0 2 0 Westlock 0 0 0 0 Totals .........32 19 18 0 Thorns 023 022 0 7 Cuddy 651 052 19 2B Barufoldi 2, Duchess 2, Jakes, Balick. SB Tkach, Jiblets, Snary. McGinnis. HR Duchess. Winner Jiblets.

Loser Bierman. UMou sourakis, Carrol. Merchants Host PTC The Canonsburg Merchants baseball team will try to regain their winning ways tonight when they play host to the Pennsylvania Transformer baseball club in an American Division contest at Curry Field. Tonight's game will start at 6:15 p. m.

The Merchants lost an 8-0 verdict to the Cecil club Friday afternoon and were defeated by Donleys, 5-4, yesterday. The Transformer nine was idle over the weekend. In a previous meeting between the two clubs the Transformers won a 4-2 verdict. They rate as the favorite in tonight's contest. Manager Rip Rinaldi of the Merchants and Manager "Pep" Eonta of th'e Transformers did not name their starting hurlers for tonight's game.

ANNOUNCE RESULTS OF PIGEON RACE Secretary George W. Parker of the Canonsburg Pigeon Club today announced the race report results of pigeons flying from Newark, Ohio. The results: Names Yards Per Minute Robert Gochnour, Cbg 1,163.98 Leo Cook, Strabane 1,125.99 M. Krajack, Strabane 1,118.62 M. Rossero, Cbg 1,062.72 George Parker, Houston 1,055.95 B.

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