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Gazette and York, Pa Tuesday Momingrr January 16; 1945 Ban On Conventions Will Not Affect Any Sporting Events. Night Sports Still Safe Washington, Jan. 15 UP) Sports "brownout," which will cut off fans needn't fear for the present at least that the wartime ban on conventions will abolish their favorite games and tournaments. The War Committee on Conven tions, which has been casting an r. conventions, trade shows, confer ences and group meetings after Feb.

1, hasn't found any hint that it includes sports events. So, for the present, the commit- tee takes the attitude that there is nothing in the directive to stop sucn as oowung tourna- ments, track meets, and baseball, basketball and fOOtball games. But a trade show, conference con- SPORTS many of bright lights in order to save fuel, does not apply to night baseball, or, presumably, other night games. The Convention committee is expected to adhere to its present position that the ban on conven- the war mobmzer, decides that it des- the, eantime, however, the Office of Defense Transportation still is appealing for the voluntary elimination oi an non-essenuai inter-city travel! In general the government policy appears to be that all citi- 7pns. inrlnrtinfr ennrts fane anrl 0 refrain si far as "dyW The York Chapter No.

67, Izaak Walton League of America will hold its January monthly meeting this. evening at 8 p. m. in the recreation room at the home of John Wagner, 1155 Mt. Rose avenue.

The meeting was originally scheduled for the Dallastown fire hall but due to the quarantine restrictions the meeting was moved to York. New officers for 1945 will be in- connection with event PMuie ouraemng over- compare with that which gained connection wnn a sports event, worked transportation lines. This national fame for I two de-would require a permit if more DOlicv Eroes hand-in-hand with an Iame Tl0 two ae-than 50 nersons were to attend goes nanam-nana wnn an cades ago. In fact, Bryant has man persons weie to attend. offlcial feeling that sports are a the same trouble encountered by The committee interpretation, real morale-builder, and should be Archie McVicker lack of man-disclosed today, followed word permitted to continue insofar as power.

McVicker on leave to that the forthcoming mandatory the war effort allows. serve with the Army Airforce sel- dom had experienced boys to work Hannah Penn Easily pjace Of WaltOH Sd Whips Smith, 41-21 ever played supervised basketball. Edgar Fahs Smith provided very LeaQUe Meeting 0lfy- an informal schedule will little opposition for Hannah Penn thTls year and Dickinson anH HnoH 41.91 rioniei fn T-I-Ll Tl Seminary Junior college, from their citvrals in thet bas: their city rivals in the first bas ketball meeting between the teams this season recently on the York High floor. The winners led at' the half by 27-3. In the preliminary contes't the Smith Reserves provided a more interesting contest but bowed, 44-38.

The summary: E. F. SMITH HANNAH PENN Warner, Delp.e Spngle.c Heignes.c Smith.g 2 1 5Hamme.f 2 3 7 1 0 21 Weaver, Oil 4 3 HIBames.f 7 4 18 0 O.Writsel.f 0 0 0 1 0 2rlunter.c 113 0 1 HWoodyard.c 0 0 0 0 0 CiHaover.g 2 2 6 0 0 ClChronister.e 0 0 0 Gentzler.g 0 Plitt.g 3 0 6 Arnold, 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 8 5 21! Totals 15 11 41 Score by quarters: Edgar Fahs Smith ..2 1 4 1421 Hannah Fww 7 20 1 1341 Referee Smith. SMITH RES. PENN RES.

stalled. They are, Elmer W. other four are from the Junior March, president; George S. college. Andes, vice president; J.

Harold Coffman secretary treasurer; Srari Second Round Of Robert P. Reinecker, assistant 7. ZT 11,10 WT secretary. Report on the current YorkCO Shop League rabbit trapping activities on the The second round of the Yorkco chapter's game propagation areas, inter-department basketball league will be heard. Reports on the began last evening with games in membership drive will also be both Boys' and Girls' divisions on heard.

Delegates to the Southern St. Mary's floor. Shipping De-Division meeting of the York partment, winners of the first County Federation of Sportsmen's round, defeated Scheduling, 37 to clubs will be appointed. Several independent School Games Tonight The Win Loop Tilts Unbeaten Community League clubs toppie York Safe and Kling Brothers for fifth consecutive triumphs. SENIOR COMMUNITY LEAGUE LAST NIGHT'S SCORES -Bortner's 31, Kling Brothers 18 Girard 33, Yoik Safe 16 York Shipley- i'ork Electric, postponed STANDING OF THE TEAMS W.

L. Pet. W. L. Pet.

Bortner's 5 0 l.CCOiKling Br. 2 3 .400 Girard 5 0 l.OcOi iM.Smith 1 3 .250 Blaw-Kn. 4 0 l.OCOiVikings 1 3 .250 Y. Safe 3 2 1 3 .250 Queen 2 2 Y. Shipley 0 4 .000 Elec.

2 2 0 4 TOMORROWS SCHEDULE Queen Pharmacy vs. 3. M. Smith, 7 p. an.

Farquhar's vs. Blaw-Knox, 8 p. m. Yankees vs. Vikings, 9 p.

m. Bortner's unbeaten team was hard-pressed to defeat Kling Brothers in the b'enior Community league last night but managed to grab their fifth consecutive win, 41 to 18. A third-period rush which netted them 10 points against two crushed their rivals' hopes after only two points divided the teams at the half. Lease was the game's high scorer with 11 points. Girard, likewise unbeaten, also found difficuay in gaining its fifth win, being held well in check until the fourth period in beating York Safe, 33-16.

The co-leaders were in front by only two points when the final quarter got underway but a flood of field goals gave Girard the triumph. Both teams' points were evenly divided. The York Electric and York Shipley game was postponed. The summaries: BORTNEit'S Robertson, I 2 1 Wallick.f 2 0 Wood worth, 4 0 KLING BROS. 2 i 4 0 oiDiehl.f liCiironister.f Baker, 4 Culbertson.g 1 2 ll.Weaver.g 2 Lease, Kling, 0 3 11 0 0 Totals 13 5 311 Totals Score by quarters: Bortner's 5 7 Kling Bros 2 8 Referees Abel and 7 4 18 10 2 931 618 GIRARD SAFE LOCK FT 1 VC.B.xler, 0 0 0 0 2N.Hoin, 10 2 2 2 0 4 2 i Culbertson.c 10 2 0 12 4 2 0 4 0 i 3 1 1 3 4 1 1 Shepp.f Gaul.f Wallick.c Stover.g Tuleya.g Mohriine.g Springer, Totals 14 5 33i Totals Score by quarters: Girard 5 4 York Safe 4 6 Referees-Abel and Tiout.

7 2 16 1733 216 IndiaiiTowit oaiers Trounce Eiaw-Knox Indian town Gap's star-studded enlisted men's basketball team packed too much -power for the Blaw-Knox team last evening and trounced the local cagers before a large crowd on the Y. C. I. floor, 53 to 38. Coached by Lt.

McPher-son, former star with the famed New York Renaissance, the soldiers proved themselves expert ball-handlers and established a half-time lead of 26-15. During the second-half Blaw-Knox whittled down the lead but never really threatened. Cpl. Tony Ferrara, former, star prep school eager from New York, and Sgt. John Birdelia, ex-Illinois star, led the scoring for the winners while Lee Brymesser stood out for the Yorkers.

The preliminary, contest went to the Girard Juniors who defeated the Continentals, 40-32. Both teams are members of the York Junior league. Thursday, Blaw-Knox will face the Harrisburg. Dairies outfit. A preliminary tilt between St.

Patrick's of the Junior league and the Boys' club from Lancaster will get underway at 7:30 o'clock. The summaries: BLAW-KNOX INDIANTOWN 5 5 0 11 0 11 0 0 8 6 7 Hutton.f Plymire.c Mathias.g DeShong.g Decker, 0 1C IMueBee.I 0 2 Divis.f Birdella.c i Petty, iPogue.c IBrown.g i.Miller.g IHoyer.g Totals 15 8 38 Totals Score by halves: Indiantowa Gap Blaw-Knox Dorman and May. 20 13 53 26 2753 15 2338 GIRARD JS. 1 0 Jiarmon.f 2 1 1 0 BeUer.c 2 0 Lightner.g 3 2 Smith.g 6 7 CONTINENTAL 2, 5 4 Zeigler.c 8 Pendleton, 19i Reichley.g Leach, 40i Totals 0 6 0 8 0 0 0 10 0 2 0 6 0 0 ToUU 15 10 Score by halves; Girard Jrs Continental Keierec Dillion. 1 0 33 20 14 20-40 1832 JUNIOR LEAGUE Tonight's schedule in the Junior Geramunity Basketball league follows: Crispus Attucks vs.

rocks, 7 p. Green Hut vs. 11 Girard-Bortner's Yorlr High Cage Teams Play In Reading Tonight York High's basketball team will journey to Reading tonight to meet the Berks county school in a Central Penn Basketball league tilt. Prior to last week, Reading appeared likely to run through the league unbeaten but Lebanon dispelled that, possibility by whipping Reading. York has yet to win a league game, having bowed to Lebanon, John Harris and Lancaster.

Coach Don Cock-ley is planning no lineup changes but may be forced into it as two members of the first squad may not be available because of scholastic ineligibility. The two lads have until today to make up back work and their playing rests on the condition of that work. York's Reserves, unbeaten, in league play, will open the evening with a preliminary tilt at 7 o'clock. Collins And Bresnahan May Make Hall Of Fame New York, Jan. 15 UP) Don't be surprised to see the names of Jimmy Collins and Roger Bresnahan elected to baseball's Hall of Fame after the votes in the current balloting are counted Jan.

20. Collins, famous third baseman of the '90's and early 1900s, and Bresnahan, former battery mate of the matchless Christy Mathew-son, have been just under the border line in previous polls, but stand the best chance to enter Ihe charmed circle this time. Their deaths within the past year have focused fans' attention on them and their historic diamond exploits. Collins, one of the game's greatest third sackers. and manager of the first team ever to win a world series, generally is credited with' revolutionizing third base play.

He was the first to play away from the bag and the first to master the art' of defense against bunts. In 14 years in the majors as a (Continued on Page Seventeen) See Collins-Bresnahn 10-Quart Sealed Can Hollanders 215 S. George St 133 Broadway York, Pa. Red Lion How Many Miles Your Tires Give-Depends On You It's entirely up to you to drive in here and have your tires checked before they're worn too thin for EXPERT RECAPPING. No rationing certification necessary.

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The College avenue school is knee-deep in basketball tradition 11 .4. A. 1 A 1 the way 'of rS rial3 whicTwotud Williamsport, will furnish the op- posuion naay. ine game is scheduled to start at 7:30 n'rlnrk i a preliminary tilt, listed for 6:30 o'clock, the York Junior Col- iege girls will tangle with Dover of the York Conntv Impw Members of Bryant's seven-man squad are John Winters, Glenn Leiphart, Tom Forry, Mark Bru-baker, George' Kershner, John Fitzgerald, Mike Read and James McGmnes. Three of the boys are in the Secondary school whilP the J4, in the Boys division alter leading all the way.

B. Quickel and Hopkinson starred for their respective teams. In the best game of the evening Fireweld toppled SHIPPING SCHEDULING nn i 2 4 2 0 0 snofi.i 0 1 0 2 2 B.QuiLkel,! 2 12 1 Hoke.c Beck.g Sechnst.g L. Quickel, 2 10 0 6 0 2 1 5 Hollerbush.c 0 Overlander.c 0 Nemes.g 1 Hopkinson, 5 Ostendorff.g 0 2 2 12 2 2 Totals 16 5 37: Totals Score by Shipping Dept 7 7 "Scheduling Dept 3 4 Referee Cox. 10-4 24 15 4 837 1324 LITTLE GIANTS FIREWELD 0 8 3 2 81 0 4 1 Winters, I 3 0 0 0 Oj Peterson, 0 CI Reise.c Gross, Gibbs.g Corbin.g Fritz, Totals 9 5 23! Totals 10 5 25 223 425 Score bv ouarters: Little Giants ..8 6 5 Fireweld 5 3 8 Referee Cox.

JR. SCHEDULERS DISPATCHERS 7 1 15 10 2 4 0 8 0 16 1 0 2Sechrist4 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 2 20 225 420 Sowers, 0 0 Stallsmith.g 0 0 OiGolden.g Simmons, 0 0 Totals 12 1 25 Totals Score bv Quarters: Jr. Schedulers 8 DiWl iwJl SWIMMING COACH DIES Miami Beach. Jan. 15 tfl) Willis Cooling, recognized as one A well-known gymnastic and swimmer himself, Cooling developed such swimmers and divers, as Pete Des Jardine, who won two Olympic championships and who swept all national diving championships for four years; Kath- erine Rawls Thompson, one of the r(iatpct all-around wompn swim- of decade so.

Marv Hoer. ger, who won the national senior diving championship at the age of 11, and others. United States it at war Watte Paper, Fats, Scrap Metal and Rags are needed. ii4; JCum yours in today 4 7 0 14 113 5 1 11 10 2 2 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 2 2 15 0 0 0 10 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 4 44 1738 644 A mid-season break in the York Little Giants, 25 to 23, in an extra- County Scholastic Basketball period. The winners had to come league schedule will leave all back after a third-period deficit teams idle this evening so far as- to tie the count, then win it in loop games are concerned.

How- the overtime. In the Girls' con-ever, several independent games test, the Schedulers won from the are to be played. Hanover will Dispatchers, 25-20. Flinchbaugh also play independently, meeting had 16 points while King dumped Mechanicsburg on the Hanover in 15. The summaries: I IlOOr.

IT 1. i- Tt' jlii me lum uuniy jumur leaeue. the unbeaten Mt. Rose team goes to North York while West York entertains Dover. The Dallastown-Mt.

Wolf game has been postponed because of the health ban in Dallastown. Hannah Penn, fresh from a triumph over Edgar Fahs Smith, will go to the other end of the town to meet Phineas Davis this evening. Gracie Clings To Hockey Scoring Lead AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDINGS Estra Division Goals Club W. L. T.

For Ag. Pts. 43 39 29 44 38 35 16 Buffalo 19 13 5 110 1C6 5 123 112 3 134 142 Hershey 17 13 Providence 13 18 Western Division 17 10 10 112 89 16 9 6 117 97 5 147 151 Pittsburgh St. Louis 6 22 4 73 .128 New Haven, Jan. 15 UPh Bob Gracie of Pittsburgh barely managed to outlast a scoring spree by Bob Walton, his teammate, durin? the Dast week and clinc to the American Hockey league's tallying race with 52 points, one more than his Hornet buddy.

Gracie. who shot to the1 tOD a week ago, registered one goal and three assists while Walton found Weston, Barton, Davis, Innerst.g Shuff.g Halpin.g Robertson, Long.g Lehman, Conway, Coombs. Wiley, Kline, Peters, Trimmer.g 2 2 6 1 Orris, I 2 21 Sexton, 7j Lease.c 3Koch.g 1 Giogg.g 4.Johnjion,g O.Baker.g 0 1 0 4 1 1 0 3 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 snue.g 0 0 ClWilson.g 0 0 0 0 OFarscht.g Totals 16 6 38 1 Totals Score by quarters: E. F. Smith Res 6 8 H.

Penn Res 11 14 Referee Bryant. 7 13 Yankees Get Tenth Straight In Pool Loop iOBK CITY-COUNTY POCKET BIUJAJID LEAGUE LAST NIGHTS SCORES Recreation 354. 13th Ward 63 Tankees 387, Glen Rock 286 Vikings 363, New Freedom 313 STANDING OF THE TEAMS W. L. Pet.

W. Pet. Yankees 1C 0 l.Odt N.Fr'dom 3 7 300 Vikings 8 2 Ward 2 Recreat'n 6 4 Glen Rock 1 8 .200 9 .100 MONDAY'S SCHEDULE 13th Ward at Yankees Vikings at Recreation New Freedom at Glen Rock The two-thirds mark in the season's was reached by the York County Pocket Billiard league last evenins as the nace- A acvuug taiincn icmauicu iui- beaten. Last year titienoiders won from "Glen Rock, 387 to 286, for. their tenth straight.

Vikings clung to second place by topping New Freedom, 363-313, while Recreation defeated 13th Ward, 354-263. In the latter match, Buck Wagner, 13th Ward, had a high run of 43, one of the best ever recorded in the league's history. The summaries: 1 13TH WARD RECREATION Gross 100 Miiier v.v::::::: wagner ltii Kiie Total 2631 Total 354 High rwui Wagner 43, Small 21 (unfinished). GLEN ROCK YANKEES Gaeckler 88 Snyder ICO Smeltaer lOOfScott 87 Bierlv 20Rillit 100 i Total 286! Total High run Sweitzer 25. .387 NEW FREEDOM VIKINGS Settz 713taWey 100 Donahue 47 1 Sen ft ICO Frey ICO i Rife 63 Kidd 95Hess 100 Total 313i 'Total .363 Eagles, 8 p.

Walt's vs. Bud's Bullits, 9 p. m. Thursday's sched' 1 1 uie finds Cardinals playing Girard Juniors, 7 p. Raiders opposing Knights at 8 p.

m. and Continentals mixing with Bluebirds at 9 ix m. The schedule has been altered from the original setup and team are requested to note the changes. the net tftree times ana tigurea of the nation's outstanding swim-in five scoring plays. Gracie's ming coaches, died today at St.

four points brought his total to Francis hospital. Suffering from 13 in two weeks. recurrent heart attacks, Cooling, Nearest rivals to the Pittsburgh 59, entered the hospital about two pair are Paul Courteau, Provi- weeks ago. dence, who led until recently, and Les Cunningham, Cleveland, with 4b. Courteau came out of a slump to record three goals and an assist.

Frank Kane, Indianapolis, spent 6 minutes in the cooler to bring his total banishment from the ice i ao minutes, minutes more than Art Lassard, Buffalo, the tfr. II AM challenger. Leading scorers: a Gracie, Pittsburgh 20 Walton, Pittsburgh 23 Courteau, Providence 26 Cunnineham. Cleveland 19 Pte. 53 51 4S 46 45 33 28 20 27 32 29 7t 23 24 Burlington, Cleveland Gooden.

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