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igt 9 ALTOONA TRIBUNE Mondsy, Miy Wi liSAl NOTICES flJNEXAL NOTICES District 7 wins PIAA track championship tlylajor League pi TCp 1 'B Milwaukee 7, Cincinnati 3. St. Louis 11-12, Chicago 9-3. Brooklyn at New York, rain. Pittsburg at Philadelphia 2, rain.

Pet. GB Milwaukee 16 9 640 1 St. Louis 22 13 .629 Pittsburg 18 13 .581 3 3 6V4 Cincinnati 18 14 .563 Brooklyn 17 14 .548 New York 14 18 .438 Philadelphia 10 21 .323 10 Chicago 8 21 .276 11 MONDAY'S SCHEDULE New York at Philadelphia (night) Worthington 1-4 vs. Negray. Brooklyn at Pittsburg (night) Erskine 2-3 vs.

Friend 7-3. Milwaukee at St. Louis (night) Sleater 1-0 vs. Wehmeier 1-3. Cincinnati at Chicago Nuxhall 1-3 vs.

Rush 3-3. AMERICAN LKAGIE Detroit 8-0, Kansas City 2-5. Boston 9-10, Washington 7-11, 2nd game 10 innings. Chicago 5-2, Cleveland 4-4, 1st game 10 Innings. in 'SCO FLASI --j- r-r-i tkmu nam iiim it holds bat and ball which figured in his seventh homer in his seventh consecutive game, a new major league record.

Pirates defeated Phillies, 6-2. (AP Wirephoto). HATS OFF TO HOME RUN RECORD SETTER Teammates of Dale Long, center, of the Pittsburgh Pirates give out with dressing room cheers for the home run hitter after game with Philadelphia Phillies in Philadelphia (May 26). Long Altoona bowler wins class singles laurels Altoona bowler Albert (Ace) Scheffer, after a correction of an average mixup, moved into first place and finished there as singles champion in the class of the 17th annual Pennsylvania State bowling tournament which ended its final weekend of play in Altoona. Nationally Advertised a IN LIGHT CO) UllNJa WEIGHT ROTARY Reg.

Price $79.50 Weighs Only 37 Pounds an John Haines Outstanding In IC4A runs NEW YORK UP) Johnny Haines of Penn made the understatement of the year Sunday when he said In all seriousness: "When the Olympic team leaves for Melbourne, I hope to be waving a flag with them not at them." In the face of his splendid dou ble in the IC4A track champion ships Saturday, Haines" seat on the plane is all but reserved. He only needs to go through the motions of the official tryouts next month He won the 22U in as ex pected and the 440 in 47.0, com pletely unexpected. Haines always regarded himself as strictly a sprinter, and he had to be talked into trying the 440 by his coach, Ken Doherty. Doher-ty always insisted Haines would make a fine middle distance run ner. Villanova's Don Braff with a pole vault of 15 feet produced the only meet record of the day.

Bl.dt BIOS FOB CONCRETE SIDEWALK The School District of the City of Altoona will receive sealed bid until 7:30 P. E.D.S.T., Monday, June 4, 1956, for a new sidewalk for the Roosevelt Junior High School. Contract will consist of removing the present sidewalk and laying a new one. Bidding instructions, specification, and drawing can be secured by making application to the office of the undersigned located in the Senior High School Building, 6th Avenue and 15th Street, Altoona, Pennsylvania SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE CITY- OF ALTOONA. R.

L. Thompson, Secretary. May 21-28, June 2. BID8 FOB BEBOOFINO The School District of the City of Altoona will receive sealed bid until 8:00 P. M.

(E.D.S.T.) Monday, May 28th, for rerooflng the Wehn-wood School building and a field-house at Mansion Park Athletic Field. Bidding Instruction, specification, and bidding blank may be secured by making application to the office of the undersigned located In the Senior High School Building, 6th Avenue and 15th Street. Altoona, Pennsylvania. SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF ALTOONA. R.

L. Thompson, Secretary. May 18-2S-2 NOTICE TO THE VENDOB COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA Department of Property Supplies. Room 166 Capitol, Harrtsburg. Sealed proposals will be received until eleven (11) o'clock, A.

E.S.T., June 19, 1956 and then publicly opened on Class 142 Surgical Dressings Schedule for the contract period beginning July 15. 1956 and ending October 14. 1956. Blank and information may be obtained upon application to the above office. The Commonwealth reserves the right to reject any or all or parts of bids.

JOHN S. RICE, Secretary. EXECCTOB'S NOTICE ESTATE OF BERTHA M. GOSS, ALSO KNOWN AS MRS. FREDERICK D.

GOSS. LATE OF BELL-WOOD. BLAIR COUNTY, DECEASED. Letters testamentary on said estate having been granted to the undersigned, all person indebted thereto are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands against the same, will present them without delay for settlement to the undersigned, residing at 2105 N. Kenllworth Street, Arlington 5.

Virginia. FREDERICK D. GOSS, Executor. ROBERT C. HABERSTROH, Attorney, Pennsylvania Etectrle 1200 Eleventh Altoona, Pennsylvania.

May 21-28. June 4. BUSINESS SERVICES FLOOB COVEBINQ CLYDE H. STILES Linoleum and Paint Store Floor Sander for Rent Howard Ave and 4th St Phone 1-3643 BUILDING SUPPLIES Reaay Mixed Concrete Blocks and Builders Supplies East Side Concrete and Supply Co. 813 6th St, Altoona Phone 3176 COAL AND WOOD BALZAN0 COAL CO.

Miller Deep Mine Coal Buy Direct No Middle Man Phone 8-5265-3-0144 EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED FEMALE MATURE refined woman with ear for exceptionally high income. Opportunity in Public Relation Field. Call 5-3051. 9 to 10:30 A. M.

EXPERIENCED saleslady for ladles and children's wear. Mlddle-oged. Write Altoona Tribune, Box 235-C. Funk re-elected; PIAA adopts 12 Foot foul lanes UNIVERSITY PARK tJFi Mark Funk was re-elected to his second five year term as executive director of the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic assn. at the group's annual convention here.

At the same time Saturday, the PIAA board of control adopted a new 12-foot foul lane for basketball. AND 15th STREET 2-7741 MILES Funeral service for Kirbr C. Miles of Bellwood, will be held Tuesday at 2 E. at the Fuoaa mortuary, in charge of the Rev. Ralph 8.

rouse. Interment in Blair Memorial park. Friend are being received at the Fuom mortuary. DENTE Funeral service for Mr. Rose Dente of 1801 7th will be held Tuesday at 10 A.

H. with solemn requiem Mass at Mount Car-mel Catholic church. Interment in Calvary cemetery. Friend are being received at the N. A.

Steven mortuary. ARTLEBAUGH Funeral ervice for David L. Bartlebaugh of 1509 7th Juniata, will be held Tuesday at 2 P. at the Mauk and Tate funeral home, Juniata, in charge of Rev. Benjamin Harrold.

Interment will follow in Grandvlew cemetery. Friend will be received at the Mauk and Yates funeral home. MOUNTAIN Funeral service for Mrs. Maude May Mountain of 1202 Walnut Hollldaysburg, will be he'd Tuesday at P. M.

at the Mauk and Yates funeral home, in charge of the Rev. John F- Stamm. Interment in Rlverview cemetery, Huntingdon, Pa. Friends are being received at the funeral home after noon Monday. ATKINSON Funeral rvice for Mrs.

Martha H. Atkinson of 214 Maple will be held at the Axe funeral home Monday at 2 P. M. in charge of Rev. LaRue Bender.

Interment will follow in Alto-Reste burial park. Friends will be received at the Axe funeral home. BROWER Funeral service for Henry C. Brower of 810 26th will be held Tuesday at I A. M.

with a requiem Mats at St. Theresa's Catholic church. Interment in Calvary cemetery. Friends will be received at the Ax funeral home. IflLLES Funeral service for Ernest M.

Miller of Roaring Spring, R. D. 1. will be held Monday at 2 P. M.

at the Albright Church of the Brethren, in charge of the Rev. D. I. Pepple. Interment In Fairvlew cemetery, Martinsburg.

Friends are being received at the funeral home until 12:30 P. M. Monday. XENSINGER Funeral service for Joseph E. Kensinger of 2S17 8th will be held Wednesday at 3:30 P.

M. at the Blgelow funeral home in charge of the Rev. Marion E. Smith. Interment in Mt.

Pleasant Reformed cemetery. Friends are being received at the Blgelow funeral home, 6th Ave. and 17th after 1 P. M. Tuesday.

BANKERT Funeral service for Mrs. Carrie L. Bankert of Duncans-ville, R. D. 2.

will be held Tuesday at 2 P. M. at the Gilden-Bar-, ton funeral home, in charge of the Rev. Nelson Wenner. Interment in Oakridge cemetery.

Friends are being received at the Gllden-Barton funeral home. CRUVER Funeral aervjee for Miss Daisy Irene Gruver of 300 Logan will be held Monday at 2 P. M. at the John P. Lafferty funeral home in charge of Rev.

Harry L. Gelssinger. Interment In Fair, view cemetery. Friends will be received at the funeral home. CABD OF THANKS FORESO We deire in this manner to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends, neighbors and relatives for the wonderful kindness and sympathy shown during our recent sad bereavement, the lass of our loving husband, father and brother, John M.

Foreso. Also for the beautiful floral tributes, spiritual bouquets and use of ears. MRS. MARY FORESO AND FAMILY AND SISTERS. LEGAL NOTICES THE BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS OF LOGAN TOWNSHIP invite bids for the following: FAINTING Painting the exterior and interior ef the Edison School Building.

All bids should be sealed and plainly marked (BID) on th outside and be in the hands of the Secretary of the Board not later than 4:00 P. Monday, June 4, 15. SCHOOL BUS One (1) 60 pa iger school bus. Bid should be in a sealed envelope and plainly marked "School Bus Bid" and be In th hands of the Secretary by 4:00 P. M.

Monday, June 4. 1966. Bidders should state the earliest possible delivery date. Specifications and instructions may be had by contacting the undersigned. The Board rserves the right to reject any or all bids.

Chas. W. Hammaker, Secretary, LOGAN TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT, 54 Greenwood Road, Alteon, Pennsylvania. Hay 14-21-28. Turn your old Furniture Into Cash.

Telephone 8181. ALTOONA TRIBUNE WANT ADS. CORNER 11th AVE. PH0KI as W9m A low emu with I XT HA LAftCI COOKING SUR- MCI. HAN Oil AT IACN IHO FOR IAJT CAUTtNC charcoal I POUND 10 Records Fall; only one Double winner t'NIVERSITY PARK, Pa.

(Special) Tea record fell, champion were dethroned, and Oermvn Town-hip's Claude FaxneU enjoyed the day' only double at the 10th renewal of the PIAA track and field championship Saturday. Parnell scored his double in the 100 and 220 as District 7 (the WPlAL) and Willlamsport copped Gats A honors. District 1 and Camp Hill were the front-runners in Class B. Only Class A champion to be dethroned was high jumper Walt Mangham of New Castle, who failed to hurdle the bar at 6 feet 1 after winning the event last year at 6-5 4 Once this spring lie topped the national record with a jump of feet, 9 inches. The winner was Gary Jenkins of Homestead, who cleared 6-3.

48.7 QUARTER-MILE In Class Tyrone's Dick Hambright won the 440 for the second straight year in a record 48.7 seconds; Haverford smashed its one-year-old mark with a clocking of 1:305 in the half-mile relay; Williamsport's mile relay team raced home in record 3:24,2, and Latrobe's Andy Stynchula set a discus record of 166 feet, 94 Inches. Other new records, all in Class were set by Dick Campbell of Morrisville, who won the high jump at 6-1T4, Viscount Nelson of Oxford Area, who ran the low hurdles in 20 seconds flat and Darby's mile relay team, which finished in 3:27.1. I TIB District 7 scored 82H points in Class A. District 1, the run- nerup, finished with 55. In Class District 7 placed third with 35 points.

District 1 scored 62 and District 3 was second with 58tt. South Hills scored 12 points for District 8 and Mt. Lebanon the same number for District 7 as they tied for third place behind Williamsport (20) and Lower Merion (18) in the Class A team scoring. CLASS a 130-yard High Hurdle 1. George Hearn, Lower Merlon: 2, Pete Kopj- cak, Mt.

Lebanon; 3, Art Baker, Erie Academy. Time :14.. 100-yard Dash 1. Claude Parnell, German Twp. 3, Bicker, Williams-port; 3, Gerald Benson, South Hills.

Time :10.2. Mile Run 1, Terry Wade, Lewis- town; 3, Gary Welslger, Mt. Lebanon; 3. Ron Rush, Shaler Two. Time 4:37.4.

880-yard relay 1, Haverford (Tom Sydnor, Jim Hodge, Paul Steward, Richard Johnson); 3, Altoona. Time 1:30.5 (new record). 440-yard run 1, Dick Hambright, Tyrone; 2, Reg-ln Laconl. Butler; Dave Dowd, Carlisle. Time :4.7 (new record).

ISO-yd. low hurdles 1, Gerald Ben son, Plttsburt 3. Hill: 3, Don Jack son, Lower Merlon; 3. Art Baker, Brie Academy. Time 19.

6. 880-yard run 1, Dave Birchock, Clalrton; 3, Wayne McClure, Williamsport; 3, (tie) Bob Wherry, Altoona, and Earl Deardortf, Johnstown. Time 1:5.3. a 330-yard dash 1, Claud Parnell, German Twp. 3, Bill Hoffman, New Castle; 3, Be Raemore, Willlamsport.

Time :2J.4. Mile Relay 1, Williamsport (Har old Fisher, Lee Fisher, Bob Rae more, Dale Blckert): 3, Lower Mer lon; 3, Mt. Lebanon. Time 1:34.3 (new record). FIELD EVENTS Hia-h Jump 1, Gary Jenkins.

Homestead, S-3; 3. Al Baity, Willlamsport, (-1; 3. (tie) Walter Mang ham. New Castle: Charles Smith, Washington; Art Plerson, Coatesrille, S-O. Broad Jump 1, Jerome Sellers, All-quipps, 33-3H; 3.

Don Endy, Pott-town, 33-3i; Don Shalfant, Clalrton 22-314. Javelin 1, Llewellyn Ireland, Manheim Township, 188-3, An drew Nyce, Ridley 178-4: 3. Gerry Oobel, Latrobe, 17S-2. Shot Put 1. Gary Fisher, Allen-town, 53-7H; 3.

Dick Cahill, Upper Darby, 3. Don Smith, Norris- town. 53-2; Altopna 50-6. Discus 1, Andy Stynchula, Latrobe, lM-9 (new record): 3 Dan Pittsburg South Hills, 15C-8; 3-Paul Bweetlana. state College.

153-l4. Pole Vault 1. Norbert McNultv, Ridley 12-3: 2 Robert Corne- sky. Allquippa, 13-0; 3 Jamea Pi- virotto, ftnn. 11-9.

Tribe, Cfrsox Divide, 5-4, 4-2 CHICAGO CT5 The Chicago White Sox edged the Cleveland Indians 8-4 In 13 innings Sunday oa a two-out, run-scoring tingle by relief pitcher Jim Wilson but dropped the second game of a doubleheader which waa played under the light. 4-2. FIRST GAME Cleveland 100 09TOOO 000 0004 Chicago 100 000 301 000 001 6 SECOND UAME CLEVELAND AR A Busby, cf 4 110 Avila. 2b 4 14 2 8mith. If 4 0 3 0 lb 4 0 10 Regalado, 3b 3 10 0 Colavito.

rf 4 3 7 0 Strickland, a 4 0 0 1 Hcjfan. 4 1 I 1 Wynn. 3 111 Total 84 7 27 CHICAGO AH If A Esplto. 3b-s 0 1 4 Rox. Zb Rivera, rf 4 0 7 1 4 0 3 0 Dobr.

ef 0 2 0 Minoso. lf-3b 4 1 1 Phllley. lb 12 10 Lollar. Anarlclo. ss 3 14 0 3 0 14 aDelslng.

If 10 10 Harsh man. bHatfield 3 10 0 10 0 0 ConsuegTa, 0 0 0 1 Total 30 5 27 11 FURNACE QEANIN3 AND REPAIRS Bowman Furnace Co. ALTOONA CHOKE f851 New Tork at Baltimore, rain. Pet. OB New Tork 25 12 .676 Cleveland 20 14 .588 Boston 18 IS .529 ft I Chicago 15 14 .517 Baltimore 16 19 .457 Washington 15 21 .417 Detroit 15 21 .417 MONDAY'S SCHEDULE Chicago at Kansas City (night) Donovan 2-1 vs.

Santiago 0-1. Detroit at Cleveland (night) Ors-mek 2-3 vs. Score 6-3. Washington at Baltimore (night) Stone 1-0 vs. Johnson 0-1.

Boston at New York (night) SuW" van 3-1 vs. Ford 4-1. Do You Know The California department at fish and game reports that California license agents sold 29,732 Arizona use permits for angling in tht Colorado river during 1955. JUST ARRIVED A SOLID TRUCK LOAD OF Power Mowers! iii) raws Witt Sa MOWER Altoona, Pa. CTT HDWH T599 CORNER 11th AVE.

AND 15th STREET PHONE 2-7749 The Fraternal league and i YMCA Tenpin league kegler rolled an actual 647 match, which with a 29-pin handicap, gave him a 676 to better the former mark of 664 set early in the tourney by Karl Fegals of Muncy. Another local team, Nelda's' Beaute Salon of Martinsburg, took class honors in the team event with a 2771 total. OTHERS UP HIGH Other Altoona keglers to finish high in the prize fund include: Cleve Crook and Hugh Stormer, fifth place in the doubles; Larry Grossman, fifth place in the singles; and Rudy Ferdinand, sixth place and Fred Marchi, sev enth place in the all-events. Rochez Brothers No. 1 team of Braddock won the class team event on a 2937 score.

DOUBLES WINNERS Carl Muratore and Dave Rose, Philadelphia, annexed the doubles events on a 1241 count which stood through seven weeks of play. Steve Kukinich, East Pittsburg, walked off with the singles title, rolling a 736. Vince Cappo and Clarence God- shall, Philadelphia, posted a 1235 score which was good enough for the class doubles trophy. James Muler, St. Marys, gar nered the all-events championship with a score of 1815.

Dale Long Gets new Contract PITTSBURG A fat salary Increase was on tap Sunday for the Pittsburg Pirates' Dale Long in appreciation of his fabulous slugging this season. General Manager Joe L. Brown announced Saturday night that Long's present contract would be torn up and replaced by one calling for a "sizable" increase. The announcement came after Long became the first player in major league history to hit home runs in seven straight wames. Several of the game's greatest slug gers shared the old mark of six- in-six.

Long leads the National League in homers with 13 and also tops practically every other hitting de partment in the league. Brown declined to discuss the first baseman's salary figures. Don January Dallas open Golf titlist DALLAS CP) Don January shot dramatic eagle on the 18th green Sunday to win the Dallas Centennial Open Golf tournament with 268 for 72 holea. The young Abilene. play er, making his first tour, staged an uphill drive on the final round to score a three-under-par 67 and win th $6,000 purse money by a stroke over Dow Finsterwald of Bedford Heights, Ohio, and Doug Ford of Mahopac, N.

Y. Finsterwald closed out with a one-under-par 69 while Ford shot a three-under-par 67. The three had started the day final round with Finsterwald lead ing with 200, January second with 201 and Ford third with 202. January, in a thrilling stretch run. banged three eagles' over the Preston Hollow Country club course and finally overtook Finsterwald in the last three holes.

Nats, Boston Split, 9-7, 11-10 BOSTON CP) Roy Slev-ers' run-producing double off the leftfield wall In the 10th inning gave the Washington Nationals an 11-10 victory over Boston Sunday after the Red Sox won the opener of a wild doubleheader 9-7. FIRST GAME WASHINGTON AB A Tost, 3b 3 0 3 Herzog. cf-lf 4 0 4 Runnels, 2b 4 13 Silvers, lb 3 2 Cournet, 4 2 Lemon, rf 2 1 Paula. If 4 1 9 1 2 0 0 1 0 OUon. cf 0 0 0 Snyder, ss 8 0 1 Clevenrer.

10 0 Grob. 0 0 1 aKillebrew 1 0 0 Stewart. 0 0 0 bPlews 1 0 0 0 Chakalea, 0 0 0 1 coravetz Totals 31 7 24 11 BOSTON AB A Ooodman. 2b 3 0 2 2 Stephens. If 0 0 0 0 Klaus.

3b 4 1 2 0 fSernert. If Consolo. Ib 0 0 0 Jensen, rf 4 Zauchin. lb 4 2 3 0 cf 5 0 2 0 White, 5 8 5 0 Buddin. ss 3 12 5 Brewer, 3 11 Totals 33 11 27 13 a Struck out for Grob In 4th.

Uned out for Stewart In 7th. Struck out for Chakales in 9th. Washington 501 000 0107 Barton 107 000 Olx 9 Tost. Runnels. Sievers 3.

Courtney. Lemon. Goodman. Klaus. Jerwen 2.

Zauchin. Pirsall. White. Buddin, Brewer. RBI Courtney 2.

Lemon 3, Pauls. Sievers. Gernert. Ziuchin 2, White. Brewer 3.

Pier.all. 2B Court ney Jensen 3. White 2. Zauchin. HR Brewer.

Sievers. BB Clevenger 1. Grob 1. Stewart 4. Chakales 2.

Brew. er 5. SO-Grob 2. Brewer 4. Brew er 6-1.

Grob 1-4. ferrnvn ft Washington 410 020 003 111 n.ton 200 123 011 010 HR Sievers. Klaus. Gernert. Sny der BB Purual 2.

Chakales 2. Ra mot 1. Porterfleld 2. Kiely 2. Kurd SO Paseual 3.

Chakales 1. Stone 1. Hurd 8. Ramos 3-1. Hurd 1-2.

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