The Gazette and Daily from York, Pennsylvania • Page 14

The Gazette and Daily, York, Monday Morning, November 11, 1946 -SPORTS 14 York Roses Defeat Lancaster, 7-0, To Clinch Pro Grid League Title 'BALL COR l. I'll 'Ill il I II 'in II In II HMMll PENN A. PRO FOOTBALL LEAGUE SUNDAY'S SCORES YORK ROSES 7, Lancaster 0 Shenandoah 14, Pottsyille 7 Panther Valley 9, Allentown 7 Altoona 26. Pottstown 6 STANDING OF THE TEAMS W. L.

T. Pet YORK 11 1 .917 7 3 1 .778 Pottsville 6 5 1 .545 Shenandoah 6 5 1 .545 Pottstown 4 5 0 .444 Panther Valley 3 6 2 .333 Altoona 3 7 0 .300 Allentown 2 10 0 .167 Northwestern College 12, Concordia River Forest 0 Northern Illinois Teachers (Dekalb) 14, Illinois State Normal 3 North Central 18, Augustana (Rock Island Illinois) St Ohio State 20, Pittsburgh 13 Otterbein 40, Albion Ohio University 21, Baldiwn Wallace 14 Oberlin 7, DePauw 7 (tie) Pittsburg (Kan.) Teachers 0, Missouri School of Mines 0 (tie) Ripon 20, Carroll 0 Southeast Missouri State 31, Hendrix 7 Shurtleff 21. Business College (Mo.) 0 St. John's 18, St. Cloud Teachers 0 Wabash 20, Lake Forest 0 Western Reserve 13, John Carroll 7 Wittenberg 14, Ohio Northern 13 Western Michigan 26, Valpariso 13 Wichita 13, St.

Louis 0 Wheaton 26, Loras 0 Youngstown 28, Morris Harvey 14 SOUTH Allen University 60, Georgia State College 0 Arkansas 7, Rice 0 Eastern Kentucky State Teachers 28, Lou.sville 7 Duke 13. Wake Forest 0 Georgia Tech 28, Navy 20 Georgia 33, Florida 14 George Washington 18, Citadel 0 Howard University 9, Hampton Institute 6 Hampden-Sydney 20, Washington College 13 Kentucky 35, Marquette 7 Louisiana State 31. Alabama 21 Mississippi State 33, Auburn 0 Murray State Teachers 19, Marshall College 0 Middle Tennessee 19, Centre 18 Mars Hill 14, Lees-McRae North Carolina 21, William and aMry 7 Pensacola Naval Air Station 20, Rollins College 14 Presbyterian 33, Wofford 14 Quantico Marines 19, Norfolk Training Station 0 Richmond 27, Davidson 6 South Carolina 21, Maryland 17 Tulane 54, Clemson 13 Tennessee Tech 32, Georgetown (Ky.) College 6 Tennessee 18, Mississippi 14 Virginia Tech 13, Washington and Lee 7 Vanderbilt 7, North Carolina 0 Virginia Union 20, Shaw University 14 Virginia Military Institute 26, Furman University 7 Wilberforce 7, Kentucky State College 6 SOUTHWEST Texas Tech 27, New Mexico University 0 Texas 22. Baylor 7 Tulsa 20, Oklahoma A. and M.

18 Texas A. and M. 14, Southern Methodist 0 FAR WEST Arizona 21, Santa Clara 21 (tie) Boise Junior College 19, Eastern Oregon 0 Brigham Young 0, Utah State 0 (tie) Colorado State 19, Colorado College 12 California Aggies 14, Stanford B's 14 (tie) Camp Miramar Marines 15, San Diego jNavai Training center College of Pudget Sound 13, Whitman College 0 Denver 19, Wyoming 6 Idaho Southern Branch 26, College of Idaho 18 New Mexico Aggies 26, Sul Ross 25 Nevada 48, Santa Barbara 13 Oregon State 34, Idaho San Francisco University 38, Kansas State 6 Southern Calif. 14, California 0 Utah 13, Colorado A. and M.

0 UCLA 14, Oregon 0 Washington 21, Stanford 15 SCHOLASTIC YORK HIGH 6, Steelton 6 Allentown 33, Easton 20 Altoona 42, Braddock 6 2 Bethlehem 12. Phillipsburg Bangor 21, Whitehall 12 Emmaus 26, Nazareth 6 Lancaster 27, John Harris 7 Lebanon 19, Reading 0 Lititz 26, Manheim Twp. 13 Lebanon 19, Reading 0 Perkiomen 19, Valley Forge 0 Pottstown 19, Coatesville 14 Red Lion 45, West York 0 Scotland Orphans School 0. Stevens Trade 0 (tie) Wilson Borough 12. Palmerton 12 (tie) Williamsport 7, Harrisburg William Penn 0 JUNIOR HIGH John Reynolds 7, Edward Hand 0 Muhlenberg Beats Bullets, 13 to 7, On Crider's 80-Yard Run Gettysburg, Nov.

10 UP) Halfback Jack Crider's 80 yard touchdown run in the final period enabled the Muhlenberg Mules to defeat the Gettysburg Bullets, 13 to (, Saturday and extend their unbeaten football string to seven straight. Crider also tallied in the opening period on a pass and the Bullets came back in the second to score meir lone toucnaown on Joe ervinos piunge tnrougn tacKie to rnm 1 1- vi 1 1 unruirv no xjic uuncu uuipiatru me lav ored Muhlenberg eleven from then on until the final period when the Mules recovered a Gettysburg fumble deep in Muhlenberg territory. The Bullets were on the Mules' 7 yard line at the end of the first period and Cervino scored on the second play of the second quarter. Cervino converted to deadlock the game enberg 7 yard line again in the nnai penoa on a pass but the ball was called back and the Bullets Red Lion Humbles West York, 45-0 Captain Ronnie Fitzkee scores three touchdowns to lead as- coulf Homa im finni nf ooo uamt nao xiuiai ti wao" on for both teams. Unleashing its most powerful offensive of the season, Red Lion High, to the surprise of no one, swamped West York High Saturday afternoon on the West York gridiron, 45 to 0.

In winning the final game of the season for both teams, Red Lion halted a brief and unexpected losing streak of two games for a season's record of seven wins and two defeats while West York was forced to settle for a lone victory against nine setbacks. Captain Ronnie Fitzkee, mainstay of the Red Lion team, ended three years of brilliant football playing for the countians by scoring three touchdowns Saturday. Curvin Rexroth, another standout senior backfield star, added two more while Ronald Urey, senior end, collected another pair of touchdowns. Rexroth added two points after touchdowns while Don Grove, still another senior backfieldman, collected the other tally on a conversion. All three bonus points were scored on line plunges.

West York was outclassed all the way and never had a chance after Red Lion scored early in the first period. The Lions another six-pointer in the first period, collected three in the second frame and one each during the third and fourth periods. Red Lion's first score resulted from a 76-yard sustained drive. Only ten plays were required to travel the distance after the Lions took a West York kick on the 24-yard line. The payoff play was a 34-yard pass gain which Urey took from Penny Smith, also a senior, on the 20 and continued to the end zone.

Four first downs were reeled off during the drive, as Rexroth and Smith did as nexruiu ana oiiiiui uiu the ball lugging. Rexroth most plunged over for the conversion. Seconds later Willis Shatter, a senior tackle, blocked a West York kick on the 11 and recovered for Red Lion. Rexroth made three and then Fitzkee shot over from the eight. Fitzkee failed to make the extra point on a plunge.

In the second period Red Lion secured possession of the leather on the West York 45 and needed only three plays to score. Grove made eight yards at the line and then took a pass from Smith for 17 yards to put the ball on the 20-yard marker. Rexroth swung wide to the left on the next attempt and romped to the score. He also plunged over on the conversion to malrp thf srrrp 20-0. After West York failed to gain following the kickoff, the Blue and White booted to their own 44.

Rexroth failed to gain at the line and then arched a forward to Fitzkee for a touchdown, covering the entire 44 yards in one effort. Grove plunged across to make the score 27-0. Three plays after the kickoff Urey intercepted a pass on the 33-yard stripe and scored standing up. A fumble ruined chances of adding the conversion and the snore stood at 33-0 at the half Red Lion relented somewhat during the third period and Sh1r bSDrds fui march following the opening kickoff. On the kickoff play, Red Lion was penalized 15 yards to the 20.

However, eight plays later they had scored. Fitzkee took a lateral from Smith on the pay- 0ff play. The run was good for 26 yards and made the score, 39-0. i i i 11. ruzKee missea a urop kick ior me Conversion Dale Shellenberger, a sub junior back, set up the last touchdown in the final period when he intercepted a pass on his own 40 and ran to the West York 48.

Rexroth made seven yards to the 41 and then found an opening and weaved to the touchdown on a 41- Ephrata VFW Grid TeCLlXl Defeats West York VlKlligS, 13-0 The undefeated Ephrata Veterans of Foreign Wars' football team ran its victory 9tring to nine straight games with a 13 to 0 victory over, the West York Vik- mire on thA West Ynrlc field. It Was the second time this Sea- rpi 1,, sun mai uic ajjiuaia ucurn uc- feated the locals. In the previous encounter Ephrata carried off an 8 to 0 decision. Tosses Scoring Pass JIM HARDY 4 backfield star battered his way eight yards to the York six-yard marker before York's stalwart line slammed the door and stop- Ped the advance cold Lancaster launched an all-out aerial attack in the last half in attempt to score but completed only five of fifteen tries as three were intercepted by York and the remainder went incomplete. York plays its final game of the season Sunday on its home gridiron entertaining the Pottstown eleven.

York Roses Lancaster Getchetl left end Brosky Hill left tackle Zajkowski left guard Sardo Haas center M. Phillips Thomas right guard Phillips Chantiles right tackle Yovicsin right end Fox Michaels quarterback Hardy left halfback Baugher -Sherman right halfback capello fullback Matala Score by periods: 0 YORK 0 7 0 07 Lancaster 0 0 0 00 Touchdowns Yovicsin. Point after touchdown Michaels (placement). York substitutes Shoemaker, SherdeL Seigel, Keffer, Kriessler, Willard, Cuffaro, Glass, Kingery, Mcllvain, Etherton. Lancaster substitutes McCracken, Cochran W.

Glenn. Pritchard, Taorik, Talierco, Tometto, J. Glenn. Referee Donald. Umpire Geschel.

Head linesman Weber. Field judge McMilledy. Dickinson's Suits "Go West" As Team Goes East. Game Cancelled -Philadelphia, Nov. 10 (TP) Dickinson college football squad's uniforms went westbound from Carlisle Saturday and caused cancellation of the Dickinson-Drexel in-tistute of technology game jieitr.

The Dickinson players thrived for the game and Drexel offered the use of reserve uniforms but there were insufficient pads. By mutual agreement the game was cancelled. The uniforms had been placed erroneously on a Pittsburgh-bound bus. They were intercepted at Waynesboro, but not in time to be rerouted to Philadelphia. York Archers Stage Field Shoot.

Kinsey Is High Scorer V. Kinsey and Mrs. W. Mitchell posted the high scores ia the I men's and women's competition, respectively, during the York Archers field shoot staged yester- day. Kinsey's winning totri was 195, Mrs.

Mitchell's was 71. scores of all competitors follow: Hits Score V. Kinsey 53 195x W. L. Mitchell 45 167x I Ralph Hull 46 166x Ray Shewell 44 158x George Smeltzer 31 111 Bill Wahck 27 103 Bud Shedrick 26 84 Eugene Smith 24 78 Gil David.

Jr 21 75 Mrs. Mitchell 19 71.x Grace Hull 17 61x Gil David, Sr 36 56 George Hedrirk 15 53 -C. Cutter 16 52 Everett Moore 11 41 Mrs. Kinsey 10 36 Chet Heuter 9 33 Creston Briggs 6 22 Dot David 6 22 Mrs. Shewell 6 22 Steve Rematto 5 21 Edith Moore 6 20 Donald David 5 17 North York Game Bdy Postpones Meeting The regular meeting of the i North xorK ish and uame association scheduled to have been held this evening has been postponed.

The association was unable to seeure the hall for tonight's meeting and it has been postponed until Wednesday. November 20. fm i- I. EAST Army 0, Notre Dame 0 (tie) Bethany 19, Clarion Teachers 7 Bloomsburg Teachers 7, Stroudsburg Teachers 6 Boston 20, Georgetown 13 Buffalo 20, Alfred 12 Case 24, Carnegie Tech 0 Connecticut 33, Rhode Island 0 Cortland Teachers 28, Hartwick 0 California (Pa.) Teachers 21, Potomac 6tate 6 Davis-Elkins 0, Glenville 0 (tie) Delaware 27, Bucknell 14 Dickinson vs. Drexel cancelled Franklin and Marshall 12, Albright 0 Geneva 13, Slippery Rock Teacers 3 Harvard 21, Dartmouth 7 Harvard Frosh 20, Dartmouth Frosh 0 Haverford 40, Hamilton 14 Hofstra 18, Bergen Teachers 0 Holy Cross 21, Colgate 6 Kings Point 41, Brooklyn 7 Kutztown Teachers 6, Millersville Teachers 0 Lebanon Valley 19, Juniata 0 Lock Haven Teachers 7, Shippensburg Teachers 7 (tie) Maine 23, Bowdoin 7 Masachusetts Stale 59, C.C.N.

Y. 0 Middlebury 18, Union 13 Middlebury College Jayvees 19, Vermont iayvees Mount Union 25, Allegheny 0 Muhlenberg 13, Gettysburg 7 Navy Plebes 47, Bucknell Jayvees 7 New York University 13, Lehigh 3 New Hampshire 13, Boston University 7 New Hampshire 13, Boston University 7 Niagara 25, Hobart 0 Panzer 6, Lowell Textile 6 (tie) Penn Frosh 13, Princeton Frosh 8 Penn 41, Columbia 6 Penn 41, Columbia 6 Penn State 26, Temple 0 Renssaiaer 13, Amherst 0 Rutgers 41, Lafayette 2 Scranton 13, Canisius 13 (tie) Springfield 24, St. Lawrence 0 St. Bonaventure 13, Bowling Green 9 Susquehanna 14, Wagner 6 Susquehanna 14, Wagner 6 Swarthmore 6, Johns Hopkins 0 Syracuse 14, Cornell 7 Thiel 12, Grove City 7 Trinity 26, Norwich 0 Tufts 18, Coast Guard 13 Vermont 19, Rocester 6 Virginia 20, Princeton 6 Washington and Jefferson 26, Muskingum 7 Waynesburg 0, Westminster 0 (tie) West Virginia 39, Fordham 0 Wesleyan 6, Williams 0 West Liberty 48, Concord 7 Yale JV's 20, Brown JV's 7 Yale 49, Brown MIDWEST Akron 26. Wooster 2C Bradley Tech 14, North Dakota 7 Butler 31, St.

Joseph's (Ind.) 6 Cincinnati 39, Xavier 0 Cedarville (Ohio) 32, Rose Poly 14 Chattanooga 34, Dayton 7 Cornell (la.) 13, Monmouth (111.) 6 Coe 7, Knox (111.) 6 Defiance 12, Bluffton 6 Denison 34, Capital 13 Dubuque 13, Iowa Wesleyan 6 Elmhurst 27, Carthage Eureka 7, Principia (111.) 6 Evansville 21, Southern Illinois (Carbon-dale) 7 Earlnam 27, Canterbury 6 Franklin 13, Manchester 7 Grinnell 13, Carleton (Minn.) 2 Heidelberg 6, Kenyon 0 Hillsdale 21, Indiana Central 6, Hanover 0 Indiana Slate 13, Eastern Illinois 0 Iowa State 7, Drake 7 (tie) Iowa 21 Wisconsin 7 Iowa State Teachers vs. Augustana University postponed snow James Miiiikin 13, Western Illinois Teachers (Macomb) 9 Kearney 20, Peru 12 Kansas 16, Oklahoma 13 Kent State 7. Ohio Wesleyan 0 Lawrence (Wis.) 21, Beloit 7 Lacrosse Teachers 8, Eau Claire Teachers 0 Missouri 21. Colorado 0 Minnesota 13, Purdue 7 Momingside 0, South Dakota State 0 tie) Morehead 36, Western Kentucky 7 Michigan Normal 7, Ball State 7 (tie) North Dakota State vs. South Dakota University cancelled snow Umpires Ass'n To Elect Officers At Meeting Friday The York County Umpires association will hold a special meet, ing Friday at 7:3 p.

m. in the offices of The Gazette and Daily. President Ralph (Abe) Simpson announced that new officers will be elected at Friday's meeting. Dan Roskos Leads Eastern College Football Scoring New York, Nov. 10 UP) Dan Roskos of East Stroudsburg (Pa.) Teachers college failed to score against Bloomsburg Teachers Saturday but he clung to the lead among Eastern college football scorers with 78 points, four better than runner-up Larry Bruno of Geneva.

Bruno picked up seven points on a touchdown and point after in Geneva's triumph over Slippery Rock, sliding into the second position with 74 points. Plaver, School Koskos, E. Stroudsb'g hb Bruno, Geneva hb Crider. Muhlenberg hb Davis. Army hb Hering.

Rutgers hb Minisi, Penn hb Jackson, Yale Jb Sikorski, Muhlenberg fb Aleui. Penn fb Blanchard, Army fb Hubka. Bucknell hb Doherty, Delaware ho Td Pat Fg Tp 6 13 0 78 12 11 10 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 74 66 60 9 9 9 8 8 7 6 6 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 RACE DRIVER KILLED Tampa, Nov. 10 UP) Har eld Leaves, 39-year-old St. Peters- burg racing car dricer.

was killed ...1 HiSianiiy louay wnen nis auiumw bile overturned on the first curve the feature event of the Plant Field dirt track program. 4 36 36 THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE Wednesday Panther Valley at Pottsville Sunday Pottstown at YORK Allentown at Shenandoah Altoona at Lancaster Lancaster York's rampaging Roses clinched the championship of the Pennsylvania Professional Football league here this afternoon with a 7 to 0 victory over a stubborn Lancaster eleven. With the statistics favoring Lancaster in nearly every department of play, the York Roses recovered a fumble and then struck thru the air with one of its most consistent scoring plays to tally the game's only touchdown in the second period. Gene Haas, a former Hanover High and Gettysburg collegstar and the captain of the Roses, re covered a Lancaster fumble on the locals' 19-yard line. Two plays later York had its score.

After Sherman picked up a yard, Jim Hardy, whose fine passing has sparked York's offensive this season, tossed to Johnny Yovicsin in the end zone for the touchdown. Sid Michaels, with Hardy holding the ball, converted the extra point. Lancaster, which still retained a chance at the league title prior to yesterday's game, threw a real formidable eleven on the field against York. The game was barely under way KnfrvT-o onfoetor harl rT-nrhlPfH a scoring threat. Stetzar, with some brilliant-running, returned York's kickoff 51 yards to York's 39- -ri yard stripe.

Earl Baugher, form er Temple triple-threat star, then tossed two passes. The first went to Matala for a gain of 14 yards and the second to Brosky for an 11-yard advance. Joe Capello, former Holy Cross Gridmen Defeat Albright College, 12 to 0 Lancaster, Nov. 10 Franklin and Marshall college's football team scored in the second and third quarters to defeat Albright college 12-0, before 400 fans here In the first quarter, a long pass, Bill Hornfeck to Ken Karl, put F. and M.

on the Lions' 18. Albright was penalized for offsides on the first play of the second period and then Karl passed 13 yards to Don Watson. Ridge-field Park, N. for a touchdown. Karl missed the extra point.

With Johnny Quick, ex-Northeast High school, Philadelphia, star, and Bill Monoco, Ridgefield Park, carrying the Diplomats marched 72 yards for a touchdown in the third period. Quick, fully recovered from an injury sustained in the Muhlenberg game, scored on an off tackle slant from the 4-yard line. Albright threatened twice in the first half. A pass, Bill Wesner to Ken Kohl, gave the Lions a first down on F. and 18 in the opening quarter, ana anotner nass jjm Maracini to Jerrv Fedo ta.

nut them on the Blue and White 16 in the second. They were unable to gain both instances. yard sprint. He attempted to drop kick for the extra point wasn't good. In first down Red Lion held an edge of 14 to 6.

Bands from both schools entertained the large booster crowd. Rnd LJoa West York Paules left end Kottcamp Wise left tackle Brodbeck Smallbrook left guard Sheffer McGuigan center Smith Frutiger right guard Zinn Snyder right tackle Schmidt Urey right end Fouhrman G. S. quarterback Markey Fitzkee left halfback Myers Rexroth right halfback Grove fullback Beek Score by periods- Red lion 13 30 6 6 45 West York '0 00 roth 2. Touchdowns Urey 2.

Fitzkee 3, Rex- Points after touchdown Rexroth 3, Grove (plunges). Red Lion substitutes Shaffer. Kinard, G. Wise. WorkinKer.

Hoffman. Frey. Thorn as. breuenoerger, i arann wniri. Blessing.

west York substitutes Brown. Gudfei- voi stehma. Head linesman Berger. penanzea xa yarns ior cupping. Another pass a few play later put the Bullets on the Muhlenberg 15 but a second 15 yard penalty nullified that gain.

The Mules pushed down to the Gettysburg 25 and lost the ball on downs. An exchange of kicks put Muhlenberg deep in its own I 1 1 i. 1 lerrnury wiien vnuer uiune luuac for his winning tally. Muhlenberg had nine first downs to Gettysburg's seven..