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THE GAZETTE AND DAILY, YORK, MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 19, 1940. York High Swimming Team Dominates District Championships Set Records As York Retains Title rirst U. B. Cagers Annex Championship Of Western Division Of Intemediate Sunday School League 1 y. C.

I. Humbles Patton Trade Five Prepsters Score 43-27 Win; Play Chestnut Hill Next Finding flaws in their foe's zone Establish Three Records; Tie One Win Team Title Wijji 61 Points; Schmidt-Hinkle Set Marks Establishing three new records and equalling a fourth, the Tork High swimmers dominated the District No. P. I. A.

A. championship Saturday at the T. M. C. A.

to retain their district championship and get safely Chestnuts Triumph In Extra Period Rally To Defeat Peanuts, 48 To 42; Other Co-Leaders Win Y. M. C. A. NUT LEAGUE SATURDAY'S SCORES Beechnuts 35, Walnuts 34 Cocoanuts 50.

Hazelnuts 26 HickorynuU 60. Butternuts 41 Chestnuts 48, Peanuts 42 STANDING oFTHE TEAMS W. L. P.C. W.

L. P.C. Chestnuts 8 0 1.000 Hazelnuts 1 2 .333 Cocoanuto 8 0 1.000 Butternut 0 3 .000 Hick'ynuts 3 0 1.000 Walnuta 0 8 .000 Beechnuts 2 1 .667 Peanuts 0 3 .000 SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE Chestnuts vs. Hazelnuts. 2 p.

m. Peanuts vs. Beechnuts, 2 p. m. Cocoanuts vs.

Hickorynuts, 3 p. m. Butternuts vs. Walnuts, 3 p. m.

the second and third period enabled Union Lutheran to score a 26 to 21 verdict over Faith Reformed. Gentz-ler and Spangler led the scoring for the winners and Jamison featured for the losers. The scores: FIRST U. B. TRINITY REF.

G. F. T. G. F.

T. Moreland.f 113 10 2 Morris, 6 0 12 Barton, 2 2 6 Olewiler.f 6 0 12 Lovett.f 0 0 0 Altland.c 3 17 J.Zeigter.c 10 2 Raifsnyder.g 3 2 8 Farcht.g 0 0 0 Nelson, 3 0 6 D.Zeigier.g 0 0 0 Ludwig.g 10 2 Totals 23 4 50 Totals 4 2 10 Score by Firet U. 14 14 11 1150 Trinity Reformed 0 0 1 9 10 Referee Robertson. Miller were the high scorers for their respective teams. Fourth U.

B. staged a successful last-quarter rally to overtake Christ Lutheran and nose out a 24 to 23 triumph. Zion tallied the bulk of the points for the winners and eevry player in the losers' lineup broke into the scoring column. The scores: FIRST PRESBY ST. JOHN'S G.

F. T. G. F. T.

Rodderick.f 2 0 4 3 0 6 Gotwald.f 0 0 0 0 0 0 M.Gotwald.f 1 0 2 Kraus.f 7 0 14 0 0 0 Kleffman.e 6 1 13 Hirshman.g 2 0 4 Barton, 13 1 27 riatts.g 0 0 0 Smith, 6 0 12 Lentz.g 10 2 Totals 6 0 12 Totals 85 2 72 Score by quarters: First Presby 2 6 4 012 St. John's 16 22 16 2272 Referee Springer. A Itl Photo By The Gazette And Daily William Schmidt, above left, and Claude Hinkle, right, both turned in record-breaking performances Saturday at York High retained it District No. 3 P. I.

A. A. swimming title. Schmidt finiihed first in the 100-yard breast stroke event in 1:05.6 and Hinkle's time for the 100-yard back stroke was the same. Both are new district records while Schmidt's also establishes a new mark for the local Y.

M. C. A. pool. Both the swimmers pictured above competed on winning York relay teams after winning their specialities.

Score Tenth Straight Win To Clinch Crown; Trinity Undefeated INTERMEDIATE S. S. LEAGUE Eastern Division SATURDAY'S SCORES Trinity Evangeloial S7, First Presby 24 Zion Reformed 32, 7.kn Lutheran 27 (extra period) Christ Lutheran 30, First Methodist IS STANDING OF THE TEAMS W. L. P.C.

W. L. P.C. Irin. Ev.

10 0 1.000 Zion Lu. 5 6 .455 ZionRef. 8 2 .800 Messiah 2 Christ Lu. 7 4 .636 1st Meth. 2 9 .182 IstPreflby 6 .600 4th U.

to. 1 9 .100 SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE Fourth U. B. vs. First Presby.

6:30 p. m. Zion Ref vs. First 7:15 p. m.

Trinity Evan. vs. Christ 8 p. m. Western Division SATURDAYS seORES Trinity Lutheran 45.

St Peul'a 20 First U. B. 60, Trinity Reformed 10 Union Lutheran 26, Faith Reformed 21 STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS W. L. P.C.

W. L. P.C. 1st U. B.

10 0 1.000 St. Paul's 4 6 .400 Trin. Lu. 7 3 .700 Trjji. Ref.

3 6 .333 Union Lu. 5 4 .556 Grace Ref. 1 8 .111 Faith Ref. 4 5 .444 SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE Union Luth. vs.

Trinity 6:30 p. m. First U. B. vs.

Grace 7:15 p. m. Trinity Ref. vs. Faith 8 p.

m. The first of four Sunday school Basketball league titles w-as decided Saturday evening when First U. B. clinched the championship of the Western division of the Intermediate league by registering its tenth straight victory. Although the league schedule still has three weeks of play remaining, First U.

B. holds a three-game lead and draws a bye on one of the remaining nights and as a result can lose its last two games and still retain the title. Trinity Evangelical scored its tenth consecutive triumph in the Eastern division but this title may not be decided until the final night of play in the league as Trinity holds only a two-game lead and has three games remaining two of which are with the runner-up Zion Reformed quintet and the third-place Christ Lutheran aggregation. Intermediate Eastern Zion Reformed's thrilling extra-period victory over Zion Lutheran by a 32 to 27 score was the highlight of play in this division. R.

Hoffmon scored four of the winners' five points in the overtime session. Decided scoring advantages in the second and third quarters enabled Trinity Evangelical to defeat First Presby, 37 to 24. Kehr featured for the winners. Christ Lutheran doubled the count on First Methodist to register a 30 to 15 triumph. The scores: ZION LUTH.

ZION REF. G. F. T. G.

F. T. T.Folk.f 1 2 4 R.Hoffman.f 5 2 12 Sohnleitner.f 2 1 5 B.Markel.f 10 2 J.Willard.c 6 3 15 F.Hotfman.f 10 2 F.Willard.g 113 K.bhearer.c i i a H.Weiner.g 0 0 0 D.Shearer.g 0 0 0 R.Foik.g 0 0 0 Grove.g 4 0 8 B.Peters.g 2 15 Totain 10 7 27 Totals 14 4 32 Score by Quarters: Zion Luth 7 10 0-27 Zion Ref 6 10 6 6 6-32 Referee March. (Lxtra period. FIRST PRESBY G.

F. T. TRINITY EVAN. G. F.

T. Glen Rock Cagers Win Three Games Defeat Shamokin And Triumph Twice Over CCC Quintets Glen Rock, Feb. 18. The Glen Rock cagers scored three victories in as many games here Saturday evening. The Glen Rock varsity scored a 51 to 44 verdict over the Shamokin Sunoco quintet in the feature attraction.

The visitors started fast and led the locals, 17 to 8 at the quarter and maintained their lead until the half. Glen Rock found its scoring stride in the third quarter and outscored Shamokin, 23 to 6, in this period tj gain the lead and hold it for the remainder of the game. Prior to the main contest the Glen Rock cagers annexed a 48 to 34 decision over the Glen Rock CCC quintet in a York County league game. The Glen Rock jay-vees continued their unbeaten stride at the expense of the CCC reserved by a 39 to 19 count. The scores: SHAMOKIN GLEN ROCK G.

F. T. G. F. T.

Witt.f 10 2 Patriiio.f 2 0 4 J.Pulmak.f 6 2 14 Heathcote.f 7 1 15 Siket.c 8 2 18 Krebs.f 0 0 0 T.Wardrop.g 0 0 0 Kopp.c 10 2 Balchumas.g 1 0 2 Stokes, 5 0 10 E.Wardrop.g 4 0 8 N.Grove.g 12 4 Trout, 5 0 10 Sweitier.g 2 2 6 F.Grove.g 0 0 0 Totals 20 4 44 Totals 23 i 51 Shamokin 1" 12 6 944 Glen Rock 8 12 23 851 GLEN ROCK GLEN ROCK CCC G. F. T. G. F.

T. Heathcote.f 2 2 6 3 0 6 Krebs.f 2 1 5 10 2 F.Grove.f 2 0 4 Seegar.f 2 1 5 Patiiiio.f 0 11 Ciccanti.c 12 4 Messersmith.f 1 0 2 Coach, 5 1 11 Kopp.c 1 0 2 Waitman.g 10 2 Trout.c 10 3 Walsh.g 2 0 4 N.Grove.g 10 2 Day.g 1 1 3 Sweitzer.g 5 0 10 Shaffer.g 2 0 4 Smith, 10 2 Williams, 2 0 4 Geiman.g 0 0 0 ZION REF. TRINITY EVAN. G. F.

T. G. F. T. Besser.f 0 0 0 Kohler.f 2 0 4 Bubb.f 12 4 Shaffer, 2 0 4 Miller, 2 2 6 Little.

0 0 0 Bowman, 113 Conway.g 0 0 0 Runkle.c COO 102 Conway.g 113 Yost.g 3 17 Totals 5 6 16 Total Score by quarters: Zion Reformed 2 4 Trinity Evan. 1 2 Referee Myers. 8 1 17 5 516 6 817 FOURTH U. B. CHRIST LUTH.

G. F. T. G. F.

T. Sipc.f 1 0 2 Durr.f 2 0 4 Huffnagle.f 2 0 4 Leber.f 2 15 Grove.f 3 1 7 Hantz.c 2 0 4 Zuch.c 5 1 11 Stauffer.g 2 0 4 0 0 0 Clingan.g 3 0 6 Lauer, 0 0 0 Totals 11 2 24 Total SiCih by quarters: Fourth U. 4 5 Christ Luth 6 8 Referee Robertson. 11 1 23 6 924 6 823 Junior Western With Bixler pacing the attack with 14. points Augsburg trounced First U.

41 to 14. The winners led 24 to 4 at the half. Union Lutheran was just as impressive in downing St. Paul's Lutheran, 44 to 14. Suereth and Weiser starred for their respective teams.

Grace Reformed humbled Trinity Lutheran, 61 to 9. Wolfe tallied 23 points for the winners. The scores: AUGSBURG LUTH. FIRST U. B.

G. F. T. G. F.

T. Bixler.f 7 0 14 Sprigle.f 2 0 4 Lau.f 2 15 Olewiler.f 2 0 4 Brandt, 3 0 8 Smith, 2 0 4 Reisinger.f 0 0 0 Spangler.g 10 2 Lehman.c 2 0 4 Marshali.g 0 0 0 Myers.g 2 0 4 Wallace.g 0 0 0 Hinkle.g 0 0 0 Geesey.g 0 6 Fritz.g 10 2 Totals 20 1 41 Totals 7 0 14 Score by quarters: Augsburg Luth 10 14 1141 First U. 4 0 6 414 Referee Robertson. UNION LUTH. G.

F. T. ST. PAUL'S G. F.

T. Bischop.f Smyser.f Kessler.f Noel.c Suereth.c Myers.g Decker, Dierdorff.g McCloskey.g 1 9 0 4 1 1 0 0 2 16 2 12 0 2 0 0 0 0 H.BIouse.f Woolridge.f Mehl.f Wallick.f B.Blouse.f Barclay.c Weiser, Mcllvain.g Wilson.g 1 3 1 1 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 Totals 19 6 44 Totals Score by quarters: Union Luth 9 12 St. Paul's 0 2 Referee Springer. 4 6 14 11 12-44 6 614 TRINITY LUTH. G.

F. T. GRACE REF. G. F.

T. Stonesifer.t Mikell.f Rusher.c Weichert.g Wilson.g 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 Lau.f Wolfe.f Jones, Free.c P.Sprigl.g Spangler.g Saylor.g H.Sprigle.g Reinecker.g D.Sprigle.g 0 8 1 23 0 8 0 0 1 0 Totals 4 19 Totals 30 1 61 Score by quarters: Trinity Luth Grace Ref 14 61 PADGETT IS HOLDOUT Orlando, Feb. 18. Don Padgett, slugging Cardinal catcher, said he was returning his 1940 contract to the St. Louis club unsigned.

Padgett, converted from an outfielder into a catcher during the 1938 season, played in 92 games last season and pounded out a .399 batting average. YORK'S 2nd Floor LARGEST! BOYS' DEPARTMENT A complete assortment of clothes and furnishings. Sizes 4 to 18. The Chestnuts were forced Into an overtime period before registering a victory over the Peanuts to continue as one of the co-leaders of the Nut League Saturday afternoon. The Cocoanuts and Hickorynuts each registered their third consecutive triumghs to continue in the triple deadlock.

The Chestnuts rallied in the last quarter to deadlock the score shortly before the regulation game ended and then outscored the Peanuts, 8 to 2, in the overtime session to annex a 48 to 42 victory. Walker and Herman led the scoring for their respective teams. The Hickorynuts outscored the Butternuts in three of the four quarters to score a 50 to 41 victory. Roser and Seward starred for the two teams. With Keesey, Rife and McDonald doing the bulk of the Scoring the Cocoanuts defeated the Hazelnuts, 50 to 26.

Huss tallied 14 of the losers' points. The first-half champion Walnuts suffered their third straight defeat of the second-half bowing to the Beechnuts, 35 to 34. The winners rallied to outscore theoir opponents, 9 to 2, In the final period. The scores: PEANUTS CHESTNUTS G. F.

T. G. F. T. Walker.f 7 2 16 Herman.f 7 1 15 Moser.f 5 2 12 AllabauBh.f 4 2 10 Snyder.c 2 2 6 Klinedinst.e 5 1 11 L.Hockb'er.g 2 0 4 Spangler.g 0 12 Leiby.g 0 0 0 Runk.g 0 0 0 Neil.g 2 0 4 Gruver.g 0 0 0 Totals 18 6 42 Totals 22 4 48 Score by quarters: Peanuts 1 13 13 7 242 Chestnuts 8 13 13 8 48 Referee Witmer.

(Extra period). HICKORYNUTS BUTTERNUTS G. F. T. G.

F. T. West.f 7 0 14 Hockberger.f 6 0 12 Myers.f 6 0 12 M.Seward.f 8 0S Roser.e 8 0 16 Rauch.c 0 0 0 Folk.fr 0 0 0 Boyer.fr 5 1 11 Gemmill.t 4 0 8 R.Seward.g- 6 0 12 Totals 25 0 50 Totals Score by quarters: Hickorynuts 14 12 Butternuts 11 8 Referee J. Harmon. 20 1 41 10 1450 14 841 COOANUTS HAZELNUTS G.

F. T. G. F. T.

Bowers. 3 0 6 Hues.f 7 0 14 Klinedinst.f 1 0 2 Gemmill.f -12 4 McDonald.f 4 2 10 Conway.c 2 0 4 Keesey, 6 2 14 0 0 0 Rife. if 5 0 10 J.Hockb'er.g 2 0 4 Little, 4 0 8 Totals 23 4 50 Score by quarters: Cocoanuta Hazelnuts Referee Sponsler. Totals 12 2 26 12 2050 6 26 BEECHNUTS G. F.

WALNUTS T. G. F. T. Rhine.f Border.f Masemore.c Novotny.g Ford.g 0 4 2 12 1 9 0 4 0 6 Martin, Krebs.f Kuhn.c Smyser.g Ruby.g Betrone.g Springer, 3 Totals 16 3 35 Score by quarters: Beech nuto Walnuts Referee Witmer.

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Mom Bid. past the first barrier in the reten tion of their state championship crown. Capturing first place In seven of the eight events, York qualified six individual swimmers and two relay teams for the regional championships to be conducted Saturday at the La fayette College pool in Easton, All heats were staged as races against times with the first and second swimmers in each event qualifying for" the regionals. The York team's winning total was 61 points. Other teams and their scorr were: Lancaster, 41; Beading 17; Hershey 9 and MuhVn-bcrg Township 7.

Youthful William Schmidt, York's breast stroke ace, turned in the most Impressive performance of the niwt wl't'H he won the 100-yard stroke event in 1:05.6 to eclipse the existing record by a full seven seconds. Max Weller, of Muhlenberg Township, who finished second in this event also bettered the previous record, his time being 1:10.6. The previous record was 1:12.5. Claude Hinkle provided the other Individual record-breaking attempt for York when he bettered his own 100-yard back stroke mark in this event in 1:05.6. Hinkle's time might have been even better but he was not forced during any part of the event.

Kerwin Spangler provided York's first victory of the meet -when he led the field home in the 50-yard freestyle event. Richard Lau and Joseph Cole finished the 100-yard freestyle in that order with only five-tenth of a second difference between their respective times. Richard Bluste, York's diving -entry, gained sweet revenge for his only defeat this season when he nosed out Frank Null of Lancaster for top honors in the springboard competition. Bluste's point total was 43.38 and Null's 41.66. Eugene Lauer, York's ace sprinter, put aside personal achievement and did not enter the 100-yard free style event, In order that he might servo as anchor man on both the York relay team and after helping to establish a record in the 150-yard medley event rested only ten minutes and helped to tie the record in the 200-yard free style relay competition.

Teamed with Lauer in the record-smashing medley relay were Claude Hinkle and Robert Holtz. The time was 1:26.1. The 220-yard free style event, the only one in which York failed to place, developed into a thrilling duel between Bradley Cassady, of Her-shey, and Bernard Schlutker, of Lancaster, with Cassady taking first place by a touch. Only slightly more than a second in time separated the two contestants. The summaries: 60-yard free style Won by Kerwin Spangler, York second.

Robert Nestle. Lancaster third. Richard Bauman, Rending fourth, Richard Schell, Lancaster; fifth. Don Lut, Lancaster. Winning time :26.2.

100-yard breast stroke Won by William Schmidt, York second, Max Weller, Muhlenberg Township third, Robert Holtz. York fourth. John Smythe. Reading fifth, Henry Deller, Lancaster. Winning time 1 (New District record and new Y.

M. C. A. pool record). 220-yard free style Won by Bradley Cassady.

Hershey second. Bernard Schlutker, Lancaster third, Richard Wesner. Reetling fourth. Charles Ailes fifth. Robert Eline.

Lancaster. Winning time 2 :30.9. 100-yard back stroke Won by Claude Hin-Itle. York; second. Frank Roth.

Reading third, James Rons, Lancaster fourth. Joe Stees, York Robert Rewler. Lancaster. Winning time 1:05.6. (New District record).

100-yard free style Won by Richard Lau, York i second, Joseph Cole. York thrM. E'l-Jrene Charles. La caster fourth. Donald Knoll, TIershey fifth.

Sterling Sander. Her-hv. Winning time 1 :03.2 Fancy divin" Won bv Richard Bltfte. York; second, Frank Null. Lancaster: third, Alex Frank, Lancaster.

Winning points 3S8. 1 50-yard medley relay Won by York (Claude Hinkle. Robert Holtz and Eugene Lauer) second. Reading (Richard Rsuman, John Smythe and Frank Bolt) thi-d Lancaster (Robert Diller. Frank Null and Eurne Cha-les).

Winning time New District lecord). 200-yard free style relav Won bv vork fKerwin Spangler. Joseph Cole. Willinni Schm'dt and Eugene Lauer) Lpc'sp-ter (Don Lut Robert Nestle Ri'-hard ScbcM nil James Rose). Winning time 1 (Ties District record).

Victory Quintet Defeats North York In Two Games The Victory quintet, in a York County league game played yesterday on the North York Playground court, trounced North Y'ork by a score of to 38. Every player on the winning team figured in the scoring. Shultz, D. Shepp and Lehman starred for the victors, while D. Kerns featured for the losers.

In the reserve league tilt, the Victory Jay-vees defeated North V0rk, 62 to 27. The scores: VICTORY NORTH YORK G. F. T. G.

F. T. V.Shepp.f 3 1 7 Lehr.f 8 1 7 Paige.f 4 0 8 Blum.f 1 1 3 SmiUi.f 7 2 16 H.Kern.e 8 2 8 D.Shepp.c 7 1 15 Suereth.g 3 0 Lehman, 2 12 D. 6 1 13 Spangler, 0 2 2 Krebs.g 0 11 Totals 28 8 60 Totals 16 6 38 Score by quarters: Victory 17 11 11 2160 North York 11 4 1438 Referee W. Robertaon.

N. YORK RES. ork Hi3h ins On Barton's Goal Long Shot In Final Seconds Beats John Harris Five. 30-29 Harrisburg, Feb. 18.

Jack Barton's field goal, in the waning seconds of play, provided the climax to a fiction-story finish by oach Snaps Emanuel's York High cagers as they nosed out a 30 to 29 victory over the John Harris quintet in a Central Pennsylvania Scholastic league game here last night. With only 41 eeconds of play remaining and Harris in possession of the ball York's doom appeared sealed and when Robison scored a field goal to stretch HarrUs' lead to three points, victory for the locals seemed certain. York gained possession of the ball following Robison's goal and there remained 21 seconds of play. Billy Dielil dribbled down the court and dropped in a sensational one-hand shot to cut Harris' lead to a single point. A wild pass by a Harris player gave York possession of the ball out-of-bound and Wasser passed the ball onto Barton who was stand ing near mid-court, off to one aide, and he let go with a long shot that dropped through the cords with less than five seconds to play to give York the victory.

York 6tarted slowly and trailed 8 to 4 at the quarter. A spirited York rally gave Y'ork the lead in the sec ond quarFer and York managed to maintain a 16 to 14 edge at the half despite the fact that Coach Emanuel was forced to withdraw Wasser from the game in this "Quarter when he drew his third personal foul. Harris battled back and tied the score by the end of the third quarter. York's offensive power was dealt a blow in the last quarter when Coldrn was banished on fouls. Gibbs, former Hannah Penn star, finished out the game at Coldren's position and performed in commendable fashion- Wasser returned to action late in the third period and played the remainder of the contest without drawing his fourth foul.

The York High reserves scored a 35 to 27 victory over thj John Harris jay-vees. Plank paced the York attack and Higley did the bulk of the scoring for the losers. Wednesday evening the York cagers will entertain the Shamokin High quintet Shamokin High has won its last nine straight games and its most recent victory was over Williamsport. Shamokin does not compete in a league and must win a certain percentage of its games to be permitted to compete in the eliminations for the state championship. The team already has wnn enoueh games to be eligible for the championship competition.

The scores: YORK HIGH JOHM nARK.a F. T. Coldren.f 4 I 9 Dean.f Gibba.f 0 0 0 Robison.f 3 3 0 Horn.f 1 0 2 Roberts.c 1 2 4 9 1 7 Si r.ir.- 0 8 0 0 0 Pleti.g Lau.c 0 1 1 Diehl.g 2 1 5 Washer. 3 0 Knokey.g 0 0 0 Weigle.g 0 0 0 i an Totals 1 3 11 29 730 629 4 12 7 7-30 lur mnu John Harris Referees Dayhoff and Roth. YORK RES.

G. F. T. HARRIS RES. G.

F. T. defense, the York Collegiate Institute cagers made merry Saturday night against Patton Trade school, of Elizabethtown, and won by a 43 to 27 score. Earlier last week the Orange and White cagers had downed Franklin and Marshall academy in a game at Lancaster, 34 to 33. With two such impressive victories as these in three days' time, Yorkers are now awaiting Saturday night to ascertain whether these successes are sudden and inconsistent spurts or whether this club molded together by Archie McVicker from a squad of only eight men has finally found its stride.

Saturday night's foe at Phineas Davis High will be Chestnut Hill academy, of Philadelphia, always a serious threat in Quaker City scholastic ranks. Y. C. I. Ahsad At Quarter, 12-5 The Orange and White tossers were slow in starting against Patton Trade, W.

Turner, who was destined to be the visitors' scoring hero, sinking an uncanny shot for a field basket soon after the start to give Patton a 2 to 0 lead. Patton led again at 4 to 2, thanks to another field basket by W. Turner. About three minutes had elapsed and Y. C.

I. by now had decided Pat-ton's zone was vulnerable to "set" shots from outside the foul circle and the locals started to let them fly. Captain Jackie Shellenberger, Phil Baker ahd Bob Bowersox never were in better form and by quarter-time Y. C. I.

was ahead at 12 to 5 and by hafl-time at 28 to 11. Each of these boys tallied four field goals during Y. C. commendable first-half drive, and Austin Test, entering the game as a sub for Dcller before the first quarter ended, also went on a scoring spree, sinking two field goals in the first half and three in the second. Zimmerman's Work Improved Although not scoring, the improved work of Zimmerman was another feature from a Y.

C. viewpoint This boy, like Test, had never played basketball until this year. Zimmerman's work was so praiseworthy that he got the call to start the second half. Content to hold the lead, Y. C.

I. let up on its powerful attack in the second half, but Captain Jackie Shellenberger hit the basket three more times, giving him seven field goals for the game. However, V. Turner, Patton forward, carried off the individual scoring honors with eight field goals and two fouls. His brother, S.

Turne scored the remainder of Pat-ton's points. Y. C. I. Jay-Vees Victors The Y.

C. I. jay-vees registered another triumph, outclassing' the Room 13 team from the" high school by a 32 to 8 score. Stauffer and Rosenmiller were the leading scorers, but all of the Y. C.

I. playersbroke into the field goal column. The scores: I PATTON TRADE G. F. T.

G- F- T- n.i. a Reck.f 0 0 0 7 0 14 W.Turner.f 82 18 Bowersox.c 4 0 nancocK.c Worley.c 0 0 0 Rambo.g Deller.g 1 0 2 S.Turner.g Test.g 5 HI Devono.g 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 5 9 Totals 21 1 Totals 10 7 27 Score by quarters: 12 16 7 Patton Trade" 5 6 6 10-27 Referee Allen Boyer. I ROOM 13 G. F. T.

G. F. T. Gailey.f 1 0 2 Levin.f 1 0 2 G.APpell,f 1 0 2 Beeser.f 1 0 2 Garver.f 1 2 4 Meckley.f 0 1 1 Stauffer.e 2 14 Coia.c 0 1 1 L.Appell,g 1 0 2 Lambert.g 1 0 Rosenmiller.g 3 2 8 0 0 0 J.Stees.g 0 0 0 Totals 13 6 32 Score by halves: Y. C.

I Room 13 Re feree Robertson Totals 3 2 8 12 2032 2 68 Wesley Ferrell Wins Baseball Coif Event Tamna. Feb. 18 (AP) Wes ley Ferrell. Brooklyn Dodger pitcher. and defending champion, defeated Jack Russell, former Chicago Cubs pitcher, in the finals of the fifth annual baseball golf tournament today, 2 to 1.

East Prospect Loses Greater Loop Tilts East Prospect Feb. 18 The Trl-umhp Hosiery cagers of York, defeated East Prospect by a score of 42 to 27, in a Greater York cunty league game played here last night At the end of the third period, the visitors were leading 26 to 25. In the last period. East Prospect was held to two points while Triumph tallied 16 points, to win the game. In the prelimlnar game, between the two reserve teams, Triumph nosed out their opopnents, 30 to 25.

The scores: TRIUMPH EAST PROSPECT G. F. T.i G. F. T.

Reisinger.f 113 Overmiller.f 3 2 8 Detwiler.f 0 2 2 Gilbert.f 10 2 Paige.f 6 0 12 Gemmill.f 10 2 Gembe.f 0 0 0 Poff.c 4 19 Harold, 18 6 Love.g 13 5 5 0 10 Burg.g 0 0 0 Wechster.e 0 0 0 Kauffman.g 0 11 Ralston, 4 19 Emswiler.g 0 0 0 Aubel.g Oil Totals 17 8 42 Score by quarters Triumph East Prospect Referee May. Totals 1 9 3 10 7 27 10 1642 15 227 E. PROSPECT RES. G. F.

T. Wallace.f 1 Abel.f 1 0 2 Rank.f 2 0 4 M.Gilbert,c 3 0 6 Burg.g 118 Overmiller.g 0 0 0 Koons.g 2 0 4 Totals 10 5 -5 Score by quarters East ProMKH't Tri'iniph Res. Referee Gemmil. TRIUMPH RES. G.

F. T. Aubel.f Gembe.f Harold. Wecksels.g Detwiler.g 0 12 0 6 0 6 0 0 0 6 Totab 15 0 30 5 9 9 225 4 8 12 630 NATIONAL LEAGUE HOCKEY Toronto 2, Montreal Canadiens 1 Detroit 2. New York Rangers 0 New York Americans 1, Chicago Black-hawk 1 (overtime tie) Kehr.f 6 3 15 Walters.f 0 0 0 Zartman.f 4 0 8 Frey.c 3 0 6 Wecker.g 8 0 6 Ramey.g 10 2 Totals 17 3 37 .5 7 6 724 .7 13 11 -37 CHRIST LUTH.

C.Senft.f 6 2 14 G.Senft.f 1 0 2 Anstine.e 6 0 10 Boterbush.g 2 0 4 Spiese.g 0 0 0 TRINITY LUTH. ST. PAUL'S G. F. T.

G. F. T. Eimerbrink.f 0 0 0 4 19 Rueher.f 1 0 2 Moore.f 0 1 1 Lau.f 2 0 4 WilMams.f 0 0 0 Howe.f 4 0 8 Whitekettle.c 10 2 Sprenkle.c 7 2 16 Walker.g .328 Miuel.g 6 1 13 Wagner.g 0 0 0 Hetzel.g 10 2 Baum.g 0 0 0 Totals 21 3 45 Totals 8 4 20 Score by quarters: Trinity Luth 13 14 10 845 St. Paul's 0 10 3 720 Referee Myers.

UNION LUTH. FAITH REF. G. F. T.

G. F. T. Gentiler.f 3 2 8 Jamison, 4 0 8 Suereth.f 2 0 4 Rinehart.f 2 0 4 Spangler.c 4 0 8 Leeper.c 113 Stover.g 1 0 2 Gilbert, 0 0 0 Hoffman, 2 0 4 W.Reiker.g 8 0 6 S.Reiker.g 0 0 0 Totals 12 2 26 Totals 10 1 21 Score by quarters: Faith Reformed 8 4 4 521 Union Lutheran 8 8 6 426 Referee Robertson. Trinity Evan.

Rallies To Beat Zion Reformed JUNIOR S. S. LEAGUE Eastern Division SATURDAY'S SCORES Trinity Evangelical 17. Zion Reformed 16 St. John's 72, Firxt PreEby 12 Fourth U.

B. 24, Christ Lutheran 23 STANDING OF THE TEAMS W. L. P.C. W.

L. P.C. St. John's 10 1 .909 Christ Lu. 4 7 .364 Trin.

Ev. 9 2 .818 4th U. B. 4 7 .364 ZionRef. 6 5 .545 First Pres 0 11 .000 SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE Trinity Evan.

vs. St. John's, 6:45 p. m. Fourth U.

B. vs. First Presby. 5:45 p. m.

Christ Luth vs. Zion Refoimed, 5:45 p. m. Western Division SATURDAY'S SCORES Union Lutheran 44. St.

Paul's 14 Augsburg 41, First U. B. 14 Grace Reformed 61, Trinity Lutheran 9 STANDING OF THE TEAMS W. L. P.C.

W. L. P.C. Augsburg 10 1 .909 St. Paul's 4 7 Union L.

10 1 .909 1st U. B. 3 8 .273 Grace Ref. 6 5 .545 Tr.n. Lu.

0 11 .000 SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE Trinity Luth. vs. Union 5 p. m. First U.

B. vs. St. Psul's 5 p. m.

Augsburg vs. Grace Reformed, 5 p. m. While St. John's Lutheran, Eastern division pace-setter, and Augsburg and Union Lutheran, Western division co-leaders, all scored decisive victories, the runner-up Trinity Evangelical quintet was extended to its utmost to nose out Zion Reformed by one point to remain in a contending position in the Eastern division of the Junior Sunday school Basketball league Saturday evening.

Junior Eastern St. John's Lutheran had things its own way in defeating First Presbyterian, 72 to 12. Four players on the winning combination scored as many or more points than the entire losing quintet. i After being limited to one field goal in the first half. Trinity Evangelical rallied in the last quarter to out- in Rofnvmpd.

8 to 5. and an- DtUIC ncx a 17 to 16 victory. Yost and TODAY'S SPORT DOINGS BASKETBALL SENIOR COMMUNITY LEAGUE Eastern Division (Games at Davis High) Kling Bros. vs. First I P- m.

Yankees vs. Walt's, 8 p. m. Flinchbaugh vs. St.

Mark's, 9 p. m. Western Division (Games at Smith High) Lincoln Service vs. Green's, 7 P. m.

Greyhounds vs. Lincoln Park, 8 p. m. Varsity vs. Phi Rho Zcta.

9 p. m. YORK COUNTY SCHOLASTIC LEAGUE Class Fawn Township at Manchester YORK COUNTY LEAGUE Red Lion at Glen Rock CCC INDEPENDENT Gettysburg CCC vs. Crispus Attacks. Small-wood floor, first game.

7 :30 p. m. Wrard vs. Mt Wolf, St. Andrew's floor, 7:30 p.

m. POCKET BILLIARDS YORK CITY-COUNTY LEAGUE New Freedom at Baylor's Yankees at Stewartstown East Prospect at B. and B. Red Lion at Racquet Club Hallam at Dallastown North York at St. Mary AMATEUR BOXING in si.

Marv's Hall. South George street, first' bout, 8:30 p. m. LOWEST PRICES always at HOLLANDER'S YORK RED LION j. KELLY TIRES jl KENDALL OIL EDISON BATTERIES Scandawia brake Unii J.

ALLEN W. Marlfl a- Trousers in the Murray manner $195 New Spring fabrics for sports, dress and business wear. Tailored to fit ramlortabiy and alterations are rRfcfc! MURRAY'S 45-47 South George St. IHIMIMIIIllUIIIIMIIIHIMIHlMllltlHIHMIIIIMIMHIIIMmUlf Totals 21 6 48 Total 15 4 34 Glen Rock 20 9 11 848 Glen Rock CCC 9 7 4 1434 GLENITES CCC RESERVES G. F.

T. G. F. T. Krebs.f 113 Leinhas.f 2 15 Messersmith.f 1 0 2 Kuchta.f 8 0 6 Grove, 4 0 8 Seegar.c 12 4 Smith, 2 0 4 10 2 Trout.c 10 2 Machek.g 0 0 0 Geiman.g 2 2 6 Ciccanti.g 0 2 2 Day.g 10 2 Sheffer.g 5 0 10 Williams.g 10 2 Totals 18 3 39 Totals 7 5 19 CCC Reserve 4 5 719 Glenites IS 6 8 1239 McHuley.f Hertzel.f N.Hertiel.f Gable, Van Ness.g Barnhart.g Totals 10 4 24 Score by quarters: Firet Pretby Trinity Evan Referee March.

FIRST METH. G. F. T. E.Ness.f Johnnson.f R.Netfl.f Myers.

R.Crump.g Fitch. Taylor.g Crump.g Hesf.g Totals 7 1 15 Totals 2 6 .12 10 14 2 30 7 015 6 230 First Meth. Christ Luth. Referee Myers, Intermediate Western i ti tj ir, nnnovins- the division championship held Trinity Reformed scoreless lor tne nrst nan fioiH o-nal until the last IlUl UUn a. quarter to score an easy 50 to 10 victory.

The winners led, 28 to- 0 at the half. With Pprenkle and Mitzcl pacing the attack Trinity Lutheran trouncd St. Paul's Lutheran, 45 to 20. Hoffman and Walker starred for the loosers. Scoring advantages in Lebanon Pistol Club Wins Over York, 1278-1254 Thp Thanon Pistol club yesterday- defeated York by a score of 1,278 to 1 "54 This was the fourth match oe-tween the two clubs, with each team winning two matches.

The results: LEBANON Slow Tinted Rapid Ttl Thorny Rowe 8 88 Schwarts J9 G. Scheibel 84 3( I Team Total 1.278 Alternates 76 78 91245 Hartman Stock 1 Shutter 89 79241 89 57-225 71 72207 60 80143 YORK Slow Timed Rapid Ttl Dressel Kinneman Ck.nnAH 85 9t 80 92 81-253 83 87-252 h.ia.. Shoe key 94 81 9 80 a Blouse 1,254 Team Total 72 80 89241 Hull J6-2U Frederick s7 18-205 Dunlap 7Q 75201 Lever TTRES AND TUBES H. M. REHMEYER 70 Market Mt.

r.any Term C. M. SKATE OI'TFITS WEB WOLFE 15 East Market St IFIF 0 Rodgers.f 0 0 0 Beshore.f 0 0 0 Walton.f .419 Chrismer.f 0 0 0 Weisbrod.f 0 0 0 Barbush.c 12 Higley.c 6 1 13 Coleman.g 0 0 0 Spangler.g 0 0 0 Buffington.g Oil Totals 11 5 27 .8 8 7 1235 ,7 6 8 627 rooks-M'CasI in Clash On Boxing Card Tonight Lewis Brooks, Wilmington, and Goose McGaslin, Lock Haven, swap punches in the windup of the amateur boxing program to be presented tonight at Lt. Mary's hall. McGaslin won a close decision over Brooks in their previous battle here and Brooks expressed a desire for an opportunity to even the score.

The semi-windup also features two fighters in the 180-pound bracket bringi. together Demat-tco, Wilmington, and Paul Manao-sky, Johnstown. The latter fighter won the championship in his class in the tournament conducted last year at St. Mary's. At least three Yorkers are scheduled to see pction on tonight's program.

Benny Varn, for York High athlete, clashes with Burrell Haser-lig, Johnstown. Leonard Beattle, York, opposes Sam Slatko, Johnstown, in the third of the four 180-pound battles on tonight's card. Russ Koontz, York, hits comeback trail gainst Marvin Brown, Wilmington. The first bout is scheduled to sta at 8:30 o'clock. Mr.

Wolf Jr. High Cage Team To View Pro Came Charles B. Wolf, George H. Wolf and Earle L. Wolf, of the George A.

Wolf and Sons Lumber company, will act as hosts to the Mt. Wolf Junior High basketball squad at the pro basketball game between the. Philadelphia Spahs and the Wllkes-Barre Barons to be played Wednesday, February 28, on the York High floor under the sponsorship of the Old Timers A. A. FIGHT POSTPONED Los Angeles, Feb.

18 (AP). The middleweight champinnphip titsht between Cefarina Garcia and Henry Armstrong scheduled for next Thursday night was postponed today until Friday, March 1. The postponement resulted from a boil on Garcia's right knee cap. Armstrong's manager, Eddie Mead, examined the boil and conceded a delay was necessary for treatment. SEIBERLING TIRES Plank.f Helfrich.f Cooper.f Merrifield.C 4 1 9 1 0 0 0 4 Berkstresser.g 3 Stover, 2 Geesey.g 2 Totals 16 3 35 Referee Thomas.

Red Lion Yellowjackets Lose Exhibition Tilt Dallastown, Feb. Griffith-Smith cagers of the Senior Community league, defeated the Red Lion Yellowjackets of the York County league, by a score of 84 to 21, in a Dallastown Boys' club benefit exhibition game here last night. In the last period the victors tallied 12 points against the losers' three, to win the game. In the leserve game Red t.ion won. 23 to 22 The score: RED LION GRIFFITH-SMITH G.

r. I. Stinv.f 1 1 Slenker.f 2 2 Keener.f 4 1 9 Hutton.c. 2 Kaab.f 0 0 mith.g 10 2 feechr.ht.c 3 1 7 Klineyoung.g 3 2 8 Orwig.g 1 0 1 Stabley.g 0 8 8 Stump.lf 0 0 0 Showalter.g 5 0 10 Totals 7 10 24 Totals 16 2 34 Red Lion 7 8 8-24 Griffith-Smith 4 12" Referees Snyder and ReideJ. G.

F. T. G. F. T.

Shepp.f 10 28 Gingerich.f 1 0 2 Sloat.f 1 13 Everhart.f 2 15 Hildebrand.e 1 2 4 Ziegler.c 6 1 11 Paige.g 7 2 16 Suereth.c 10 2 SiMtngler.g 8 0 6 Krebs.g 8 17 Ehrhart.sr 0 0 0 Kerns.g 0 0 0 Totals 27 8 62 Totals 12 8 27 Score by quarter: Victory Res 13 13 2762 North York Res 2 6 10 9-27 INCLUDING ALL PASSENGER BALLOON SEIBERLING MUD SNOW TIRES BUY YOUR SIZE WHILE WE HAVE THEM HOLILAWBER'S Referee Silies. INTERNATIONAL-AMERICAN ICE HOCKEY LEAGUE SATURDAY'S SCORES Cleveland 5, Hershey 2 Providence 7, Philadelphia 2 Pittsburgh 2, Indianapolis 2 Syracuse 3, Springfield 2 YESTERDAY'S SCORES Syracuse 7, Herehey 5 Providence 3, Indianapolis ft New Haven 2, Cievelsnd 0 133 W. Broadway, Red Lion 215 S. George St, York.