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TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1954 1Mb DAILY RbHUbLICAN, MONQNGAHtLA, PA. AOL WO Speaking of: Ceiim Cieft daft SACeDDoirijiDglh)ti SPORTS Announce Jayvee, Kitten Grid Cards by clair brown Locals Host California To Close First Half; Both Own 0-4 Records Coach Bill Parkinson's Monongahela Wildcat cagers, bolstered by a terrific showing at Charleroi Friday night, get a chance to climb out of the Section 5-A cellar as the locals close their first half race with California's Trojans here tonight. Both teams show identical 0-4 marks in league play with the visitors losing by much higher scores to the same foes as the 'Cats have met with the exception of the Brownsville game. In that tilt the Brownies edged the Trojans, 52-50, having earlier shaded the locals, 52-51. According to the Brownsville result the AROUND THE VALLEY: Arrangements have been completed for Herman Hickman, well-known former football coach, now a radio and television personality, to headline the speaking program for Donora-High School's "Home of Champions" banquet, honoring the 1953 WPIAL co-champion football squad, coaches and other Dragon sports personalities, including Arnold Galiffa, ex-West Point ace and now a New York Giant star.

Monday, February 22 is the date set for the fete. Speaking of Donora, the School Board there has reversed itself and granted increases for the Dracon football staff and also granted increases to non-athletic teachers for supervising extracurricular activities in the Junior and Senior High Schools. Jimmy Russell's football salary was upped from $1,200 to $1,300, while his assistants John P. "Moon" Clark and George. J.

Koval-cik received $200 and $100 increases respectively, Clark from $600 to $800 and Kovalcik from $400 to $500. Clark, as track coach, also received a $50 boost there from $150 to $200. All other athletic coaches at Donora High received boosts along the same lines. For example: Basketball mentor Charles "Jerry" Tha Kittens tied Redstone, in the opener, lost to Canonsburg but had the decision reversed when the Little Gunners were found to be using an ineligible player, defeated Donora and then lost to Charleroi and Monessen powerhouses. September 29 is the date set for the Trinity tilt at Trinity which will be the locals' opener.

Canonsburg and Charleroi will also be played away with Redstone, Donora and Monessen showing here. The schedules follow: MONONGAHELA HIGH1 SCHOOL JUNIOR VARSITY 1954 GRID SCHEDULE SEPTEMBER 13 Bellmar, away. 20 Centerville, away. 27 Washington, home. OCTOBER 5 Trinity, away.

11 Elizabeth, home. 18 California, home. 25 Open. NOVEMBER 1 Redstone, away. MONONGAHELA JUNIOR HIGH 1954 GRID SCHEDULE SEPTEMBER 29 Trinity, away.

OCTOBER 6 Redstone, home. 13 Canonsburg, away. 20 Donora, home. 27 Charleroi, away. NOVEMBER 3 Monessen, home.

Wunderlich, was jumped to $800 from $600 and baseball coach John J. Gidick from $250 to $400. Some of those salaries, especially the baseball "take," are very attractive, while some are not so impressive. Rab Currie, Charleroi cage coach, and Cougar followers who saw the Wildcat-Charleroi tilt Friday night and had seen the 'Cats play in previous games this season were very much impressed with the improved "driving" type of ball used by the locals which was lacking earlier in the season. Seven Games For Junior Varsity, Six For Junior High Attractive grid schedules for the 1954 season were announced today for Monongahela High's Junior Varsity eleven and the local Junior High School gridders.

Seven Games The Jayvces will play a seven-game card with the possibility of an eighth game being added to fill open on Cober 25. Opening with Bellmar's JVs on September 13, the locals will meet Centerville, Washington. Trinity, Elizabeth, California and Redstone Junior Varsities in that order. Bell-mar, Centerville, Trinity and Redstone will be met away while Elizabeth and California i 1 1 show here. The locals: are coached by one or more of the high school grid assistants, appointed each year by the head coach.

Trinity Junior High has been added to the Kitten schedule to give Elmo Natali's lads a six-game card, one more than they played last season. The other five opponents are the same five foes met during the '53 season in which the locals won 2, tied 1 and lost two games for a very good showing in their first season in Junior WPIAL football. Soccer Notes Remainder of AROUND THE TOWN: Lou 'Bimbo" Cecconi, ex-Donora and Pitt grid great who "almost" coached the Wildcat backs last season, was presented with a son by Missus Cecconi last week. The future Ail-American is the second child for Mr. and Mrs.

Bimbo. Their first was a little cheer leader. Bimbo, by the way, has Sharpsburg's cage team on top in Section 19. Soccer is in the air atop Wildcat Knoll. Although nothing definite has been said about this year's team or the schedule, booting sport hopefuls are anxiously awaiting the call for the first workouts.

Last season under new head grid coach Lig-nelli, the locals advanced to the semi-finals of the WPIAL playoffs, their first year in soccer competition. Plans are rapidly being made for the MHS All-Sports banquet which will replace the annual football fete here. The date has been set for April 21 and the local Booster Club will co-sponsor the event along with the high school athletic committee. More on the banquet will appear here later. Speaking of the Booster Club, don't forget the terrific show they are bringing here (to the high school auditorium) February 17 when the Du-quesne Tamburitzans furnish the entertainment in place of the annual Booster Minstrel.

Soccer Schedule Listed Idleness Loses Two Votes For Dukes In Poll Mooremen Retain Rating Behind Kentucky, Indiana Fives NEW YORK (UP) Holy Cross regained a place among the United Press top 10 college basketball teams today during a lull in the schedule which left Kentucky, Indiana and Duquesne 1-2-3 for the fifth week in row. The Crusaders, who have won 13 of their first 14 games, moved back among the select group (in 10th place) amid a week of limited activity because of mid-season examinations in most colleges. Of this week's top 10 teams, three did not play, while six others had only one game each. Same Teams As a result, the first five places in the ratings were occupied by the same teams as the previous week, with Oklahoma A and and Western Kentucky following the "Big Three." Aside from Holy Cross' advance, the only other changes among the top 10 found California advancing to a tie for sixth place with Minnesota, and Notre Dame moving up one notch to eighth place, exchanging places with Kansas. The 35 leading coaches who com prise the United Press Rating Board based their rankings on games played through Saturday night, Jan.

23. Kentucky, which ran its unde feated string to 12 by beating Tennessee in its only game last week, gained ground on Indiana and Duquesne, which were idle. Coach Adolph Rupp's Wildcats attracted 19 first-place votes (four more than last week) and 321 points as they widened their lead over the Hoosiers from eight to 16 points. 283 Points Indiana (12-1) had nine first-place ballots (one less than last week) and 305 points, while Duquesne, undefeated in 15 games, had six first-place votes (two less than a week ago) and 283 points. The Oklahoma Aggies (16-1) followed with 232 points, and Western Kentucky, unbeaten in 18 contests, had 168.

The Hilltoppers were the only team among the top 10 that played two games last week. Minnesota (10-2) remained in sixth place but had to share the berth this week with California (14-2), both receiving 109 points. Notre Dame, which attracted the remaining first place ballot, jumped one place to eighth with 83 points as it ran its record to 10-2; Kansas (8-3) dropped one place to ninth with 68 points, while Holy Cross advanced from a tie for 12th, replacing Louisiana among the top 10. LaSalle La Salle, with a 14-3 record, topped the second 10 group, only four points behind Holy Cross. LSU fell to 12th, followed in order by Wyoming, Duke, Iowa, Oklahoma City University, Oregon State, Texas, Bradley and North Carolina State.

Others among the 35 teams that received points in this week's ratings were Brigham Young, Navy, St. Louis, Niagara, Louisville, Illinois, Idaho, Santa Clara, Rice, UCLA, Dayton, Texas Tech, Connecticut, Seattle and Cornell. lert of Arden; Louis Bonazzo and Frank Packey of Meadowlands; Frank Lesnock, James Calvert, Larry Mahonna of Lincoln Hill; Jack Shultz of Wolfdale and Bud Piacenza of Washington. There will be an important league meeting Wednesday, Jan. 27, at 8 p.m.

in the Observer conference rooms in Washington. (By John Paige, President, Washing ton County Soccer League). tonight evenly matched. Hotx Trojan mentor Bill Watkins has built his attack around Roger Hotz, 6-3 center, who showed well last season as a sub for since graduated Mike Digon. Hotz gets considerable help from Mike Fay-ak, who starred for Charleroi before transferring to California, Dale Kennedy, a holdover from last season, and a lad with a Thymic name, Sergei (pronounced Sir-Gay) Tuday, all regulars or near regulars of last season.

Fayak, 6-1 is a forward, Kennedy, 5-11, a guard and Tuday, 5-10, is a guard. John Kropchak, who teams with Fayak at the forwards, is a 6-0 senior, who also saw considerable action last season. Kropchak, Kennedy and have been sharing the scoring lately. Dick Shoemaker and Bill Saxe will also see action tonight. 7-7 Mark California shows a 7-7 record having posted an impressive 6-3 exhibition record.

They followed the exhibition record with a 46-34 loss to Monessen. a 68-37 defeat by Charleroi, a 56-37 shellacking at Donora, in league play, then topped Point Marion, 57-31, before dropping the 52-50 decision to Brownsville. Coach Parkinson of the 'Cats will go with either Lee Matuga or Jay Matuga and Sam Malena at the forwards, Bob Taylor at center, Jim Mendola and Ron Pellegrini at the guards. A Jayvee preliminary game at 7 o'clock tonight will precede the varsity tilt. PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS WILDCATS L.

Matuga or J. Matuga Malena Taylor Mendola Pellegrini TROJANS Fayak or Shoemaker Kropchak Hotz Tuday Kennedy Varsity Game o'clock Jayvee Prelim 7 o'clock Junior High Hosts California Monongahela's Junior High cagers host California's Little Trojans this afternoon at the high school gym, the Juniors preceding their older "brothers" on the varsity by a few hours. The locals are looking for their first win in Section 2 play while the Trojans have also failed to garner a victory in the first half. In the only Junior High game played yesterday, Charleroi rallied in the second half, especially with a 16-1 fourth period, to clob ber Monessen 54-30 and finish or top at the end of the first half race. Walls Favored Over Harrison Tonight TORONTO (UP)-Earl Walls of Toronto was a 2-1 favorite over Tommy Harrison of Los Angeles for tonight's 10-round bout which both hope will gain them a shot at heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano.

Walls, unbeaten during the last two years, indicated he will aim for an early knockout. TUESDAY TOPICS: Should Pittsburgh interests be successful in obtaining a National Basketball League franchise the team would have "territorial" rights to all Duquesne University graduates. The last time Pittsburgh had a team they didn't do so well with only local talent but then the schools didn't have Tuckers, Ricketts', and Greens at that time. In contrast to the $100 raise given Jimmy Russell, Donora grid coach (mentioned above) Har-Brack is said to have given Kenny Karl a new three-year pact with a $500 yearly increase. Several district Class A high schools are thinking of jumping to AA while several others will be forced to due to increased enrollments.

West View, Monongahela High's new opponent next season has already climbed to AA while German Township is seriously considering such a move. California will be forced to make the jump when the jointure with Centerville becomes final. Two Nights Of City (age Action Set This Week Wednesday, Friday Games End First Half Race Two nights of action are set in the local Optimist-City Recreation Board Cage League this week as the first half draws to a close. Games have been set for tomor row and Friday nights with seven contests on tap both nights. Motormen The Midget Division card has been "cut short" by the schedul ing committee, tne a Motors quint easiiy winning the title with a perfect 8-0 mark, it was announced today.

In order to have a full-card of action each night, exhibition games have been scheduled for both tomorrow and Friday as designated in the schedules below. NBC-Victory Hill Friday night's NBC-Victory Hill Junior Intermediate game may turn out to be a playoff game, rather than an exhibition depending on the outcome of tomorrow night's NBC-Ciccones tilt. For expediency's sake the game will remain scheduled as an exhibition tilt until after Wednesday, when it will be changed, if necessary. The schedule follows: TOMORROW NIGHT JUNIOR DIVISION New Eagle vs. Keystone Cleaners.

6:15 p.m. Valley Cleaning vs. NBC-1, 6:45. Union Township vs. Valley Inn (Exhibition), 7:15.

JUNIOR INTERMEDIATE NBC vs. Ciccones, 7:45. SENIOR INTERMEDIATE Union Township vs. New Eagle Independents, 8:20. NBC vs.

Ciccones, 9:05. Iron Mongers vs. New Eagle Sportsmen, 9:50. Friday, January 29 JUNIOR DIVISION New Eagle vs. Dierkens, 6:15 (exhibition).

NBC-2 vs. Keystone Cleaners, 6:45 (exhibition). JUNIOR INTERMEDIATE NBC vs. Victory Hill, 7:15 (exhibition). Union Township vs.

New Eagle, 7:50 exhibition). SENIOR INTERMEDIATE NBC vs. New Eagle Independents, 8:35. New Eagle Sportsmen vs. Bowery Aces.

9:50. Union Township vs. Ciccones, 10:05. Dodgers Sign Furillo, Campy The Brooklyn Dodgers, moving swiftly to come to terms with their key stars, added National League batting champion Carl Furillo and N. L.

most valuable player Roy Campanella today to their growing list of contented players. Each received the best contract of his career, the 31-year old Furillo moving into the class and the 32-year old Campanella stepping up alongside Pee-wee Reese and Jackie Robinson in Brooklyn's $35,000 bracket. The defending N. L. champions, now have nine players under contract including regulars Reese, Duke Snider and Jim Gilliam in addition to Furillo and Campanella, Talbert Says U.

S. Can Win Davis Cup SYDNEY, Australia (UP) Billy Talbert, captain of the U.S. Davis Cup team, headed home today with the conviction that the Americans have an "even chance" of defeating Australia in next year's challenge round. "Lucky breaks enabled the Australians to retain the Davis Cup this year," Talbert said as a parting shot. Cage Card SCHOLASTIC TONIGHT WPIAL Section 4 Washington at Trinity.

Canonsburg at Burgettstown. Mt. Lebanon at Oormont. Section 5 California at MONONGAHELA. Donora at Brownsville.

Section 14 Chartiers at Bridgevillc. South Fayette at Peters Twp. Section 18 Ellsworth at. Centerville. Bethlehem Joint, at Mapletown.

Cumberland Twp. at Bentleyville West Bethlehem at Jefferson. TOMORROW NIGHT Section 5 Charleroi at Monessen. PANAMA CITY, Jan. 22 Captain Felix (Doc) Blanchard, former Army All-America football player, will leave January 28 to take over his duties as football coach for the "Plebos" nl West Point.

WPIAL Race At Halfway Mark The WPIAL basketball season reaches its half-way mark tonight with most section leaders facing their toughest games so far this year. In Section 3. Farrell and Sharon, tied for the leadership, will meet on Farrell's court and Monaca and Midland, both unbeaten in Section 8 play, fight "it out on Monaca's floor. Ford City puts up its perfect Section 1 record against New Kensington and unblemished Greens-burg plays Uniontown in Section 2's featured game. Section 4's deadlocked leadership will be decided as undefeated Washington takes on Trinily, also undefeated.

Donora journeys to Brownsville for the Section 5 highlight while undefeated McKeesport hosts Clair-ton in Section 6 play. Section 9 action will see McKees Rocks at, Stowe. Ohter games see undefeated Rankin going against Swissvale in Section 7 and Section 10 pacemaker Glassport journeying to Elizabeth. Pittsburgh City League play will feature the first double-header of the season at Pitt Memorial Field House as Peabody plays Westing-house and Carrick engages South Hills. Other games will see Oliver at Allegheny, Washington Vocational at Fifth Avenue, South High at Connelley and Schenley at Allder-dice.

Eubanks-Whynott Bout Tonight PITTSBURGH (UP) Middleweight Johnny Eubanks of Pittsburgh seeks his 10th straight professional win tonight when he meets Canadian Roger Whynott in a 10-round feature bout at the Wil-kinsburg Royal Ballroom. Two four and two six-rounders are also on the card. In the six-rounders, Arley Seifer, Pittsburgh, meets Kid Chocolate, Johnstown, and Curtis Coles, Homestead, is matched with Jimmy Grover, Swissvale. The four-round bouts will be between Emil Brtko, Pittsburgh, and Jess Williams, Braddock, and Art Everett, Duquesne, and Anthony Filipeka, Pittsburgh, $50,000 Timing Device INDIANAPOLIS (UP) In an effort to eliminate errors in timing and scoring, a $50,000 electronic device may be used in this year's 500-mile uto race at the Indianapolis Speedway. The device already has been successfully tested and Speedway President Wilbur Shaw called it the "foolproof answer to racing's biggest problem." Sleepless? because of Acid Stomach? Eat 1 or 2 Turns at bedtime to neutralize acid fast! SHU only lOia TUMS FOR THI TUMMY 226 CHESS STREET MONONGAHELA PHONE 1587 J- Will '54 County Butch Villotti's Monongahela Junior squad is really improving.

Anyone wishing to deny this must remember that scoring three goals against Heidelberg is quite a feat, and by doing just that Sunday, the Mon City boys showed that a scoring punch has been developed. The U. S. squad that played in Mexico was composed of the following players: Ed Emberger and Walter Bahr of Philadelphia; Frank Borghi, Bill Looby and Harry Keough of St. Louis; Gene retrain ale of Chicago; Bill Sheppell of Newark; John O'Connell, Terry Springthorpe, Cornelius Casey, John Souza and Efraim Chacurian of New York; Ed Souza of Fall River; Steve Grivnow and Don Malinowski.

In the Rocky Countain Collegiate League, the halfway mark finds the School of Mines on top, Colorado College in second place, Colorado U. in third, Colorado A. M. in fourth and Denver U. holding up the rear.

Charles S. Morris, a former member of the Observer sports staff and ex-publicity head at Wash-Jeff, is handling the publicity for the School of Mines. Keu Bull, now starring for Bead-ling and who scored the winning goal against Heidelberg, has been named to the Ail-American second team. Ken is a student at Slippery Rock. Lincoln Hill manager Ray Bren-nen was injured in a mine accident and is resting comfortably In the Monongahela Memorial Hospital.

A get-well card would certainly help to cheer him up. Jim Antionili and Bill Miller, co-managers of the hewly-organized Arden AA Juniors, report that the turnout for last Sunday's practice went over big. Enough talent was on hand that Arden will book games for this season. Junior teams wanting games can call Jim at Washington 4710. Players named to the squad are: Robert Hess, Lou Goloniski, John Prystup, Frank Hess, Ray Simoni and Butch Eng- WASHINGTON COUNTY SOCCER LEAGUE STANDINGS PTS OG Arden 10 1 2 22 31 17 Van Voorhis 9 3 1 19 35 15 Lincoln Hill 7 4 2 16 22 18 Gal-Dun 7 0 1 15 37 5 Aliquippa 6 3 3 15 28 23 Roscoe 5 8 0 10 29 29 Fitz Henry 4 9 1 9 19 31 Vestaburg 2 11 2 6 8 41 Yukon 2 13 0 4 19 59 SCHEDULE, SUNDAY, JAN.

31 County League 2:30 p.m. Fitz Henry at Roscoe. Arden at Aliquippa. Gallatin-Dunlevy at Lincoln Hill. The schedule for the remaining games on the Washington County Soccer League schedule for '54 was announced today.

It follows: Sunday, Feb. 7 Van Voorhis at Lincoln Hill; Gallatin-Dunlevy at Vestaburg; Aliquippa at. Roscoe. Sunday, Feb. 14 Van Voorhis at Roscoe; Gallatin-Dunlevy at Yukon; Lincoln Hill at Arden.

Sunday, Feb. 21 Aliquippa at Gallatin-Dunlevy. Sunday, Feb. 28 Fitz Henry at Gallatin-Dunlevy. Sunday, March 7 Arden at Gallatin-Dunlevy.

Sunday, March 14 Gallatin-Dunlevy at Aliquippa. Sunday, March 21 Van Voorhis at Gallatin-Dunlevy. The only postponements may be during the West Penn semifinals and finals. That one-goal bugaboo popped up again Sunday, when Gal-Dun lost a tough one to Castle Shannon, 2-1, in the West Penn Cup quarter finals. The league champs bowed out graciously to three of the top district teams, the other two being Heidelberg and Beadling.

The "old pro," Rog Rossi, started his first game of the season. Lindy Zemencik finally made the hat trick club, as he led his Van Voorhis teammates to an easy win over Yukon. Surprising Lincoln Hill vaulted into third place by beating Aliquippa. And Custer Popielarczyk is all smiles again after Vestaburg' fine victory over a good Roscoe squad. gle game while Frank Furiga shows the three-game high of 511.

MEW EAGLE BORO BOWLING LEAGUE Standings Won Lost Hoot Owl No. 1 50 7 Firemen 39 18 New Eagle Bakery 37 20 Abbott Hotel 34 23' Lorenzi's 33 24 Baptist Church 26 31 Sportsenter 20 37 Stars 20 37 Simoncelli's 17 40 Tyros 9' 48 Third MS Aide Gets Head Job RALEIGH, N.C. (UP)-Quiet but coldly efficient Earle Edwards, the third of Biggie Munn's top Michigan Slate aides to become a head coach in the last 10 days, took over the herculean task today of guiding North Carolina State back to gridiron glory. Edwards, who coached Michigan State's ends since 1949, signed a three-year contract at $12,000 a year Monday ending North Carolina State's intensive search for a "name coach" to rebuild the Wolf-pack. Jim Tahmi.

coach of Maryland's nationally-powerful Terrapins, was among those considered for the post. The 45-year old Edwards, a graduate of Penn State in 1931, revealed he would introduce the Michigan State system, including both the T-formation and the single wing offenses, at North Carolina State. Among the star ends developed by Edwards at Michigan State were Don Dohoney, Dome Dibble, Bob Carey and Paul Dekker. Hugh (Duffy) Daugherly moved up to the head coaching job at Michigan State on Jan. 15 and Steve Scbo was named head coach at Pennsylvania last Saturday setting off the "rapid-fire" promotion of Munn's erstwhile assistants.

Eagles Sign Two PHILADELPHIA (UP) Fullbacks Ralph Goldston and Jim Garrett of the Philadelphia Eagles have signed their 1954 contracts, the National Football Tongue team announced today, Second half standings and the results of games rolled last week were announced today for the ICC Ladies Bowling League as were the standings and high game totals for the New Eagle Boro League. The ICC standings show the Underwood keglers way out. in front with six wins and no defeats while three teams. Millers, Schultz', and DiGiovannis are tied for second with three wins and three losses. The T.

Inserra and A. Inserra teams are close behind with 2-4 and 1-5 marks respectively. In last week's action at the Ve-nanzi Bowling Center, the following results were posted: Schultz and Unaerwood First game Underwood over Schultz by 26 pins; second game Underwood over Schultz by 42 pins; third game Underwood over Schultz by 45 pins. T. Inserra-Miller First game T.

Inserra over Miller by 82 pins; second game T. Inserra over Miller by 32 pins; third game Miller over T. Inserra by 70 pins. A. Inserra-DiGiovanni First game DiGiovanni over A.

Inserra by 28 pins; second game A. Inserra over DiGiovanni by 32 pins. First half winner Di Giovanni. High individual score one game 144 A. Inserra; High individual score three names.

379 A. Inserra; high team score, 492 A. Inserra and T. Ins-rra. ICC LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE Team Standings Second Half Pet.

Underwood 0 1.000 Miller ..3 3 .500 Schultz 3 3 .500 DiGiovanni 3 3 .500 T. Inserra 2 4 .333 A. Inserra 1 5 .167 The Hoot, Owl Athletic Association continues to lead the Boro League by a wide margin, showing 50 wins and seven losses to their nearest rival, the New Eagle Firemen's mark of 39-18. The Hoot Owls were upset twice by the Firemen but they continued to roll along atop the heap with an 11-game lead. Abbott Hotel and Baptist Church teams rolled a 663 tie game last week but the Churchmen copped the duke in a special roll-off.

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