Shamokin News-Dispatch from Shamokin, Pennsylvania • Page 6

33S'-ai toSi ilM' tfc. Jti SHAMOKIN DISPATCH, THURSDAY, FEB. 3, 1927. PAGE SIX choo Breach Looms At iletic Relations BUCKNELL CAGE JOE KURP WILL HO! INDIANS BLUE COM ETS TEAM ON JOURNEY (MTOiSfl SWIMMER'S MOTHER FILES SUIT AGAINST HER SON'S MANAGER FIGHT COURTNEY DEMPSEY WILL BEGIN TRAINING NEXT WEEK TO DETERMINE IF HE IS ABLE TO COME BACK IN RING Former Heavyweight Cham-jwest 0f Los Angeles and situated pion Will Retire to the some 2,200 feet above sea level. 't i In this geographical trapeze, I Mountains ot California been (riven to understand, our DDDS III AT TO PLAY DANVILLE TEAM TONIGHT TENDERED BANQUET i AT RENHAS GRILL LEWISBURG, Feb.

3 The Bucknell basketball headed by Coach John Plant and Student Manager Warner, left here this morning for a three day jaunt into Maryland and the southern end of Pennsylvania. Mt. St. Mary's will be played at Emmittsburg tonight. Blue Ridge college of New Wind- erY mm 11 VtA tha nnnnnAnfa LOS ANGELES, Feb.

3. Mrs. Jennie Young, mother of George Young, 17-year-old winner of the 323,000 Cataliina swim, today asked William H. Sheldon, Los Angeles attorney to file fuit against Alfred Levy, her son's manager and George O'Brvne, his trainer, for the pur- TUESDAY EVENING IF flYFRC DISPUTE to Get in! John even will stoop to manual labor and Attempt Shape bhamokin "Iron Man Will 0ns Fridav nisrht. and the trin will Gordon Mackay Gives Inter Coarh Fitrnatrirk Claim Pose of breaking the alleged present COacn mzpatnCK in betwcen them and Young Purple Demons and Grey- by which they are said to be receiv-hounds Will Have no Foot-:" the bcy's theatri' Face Fighting Cowboy I following the game with Gettys-it i.

at Gettysburg Saturday night. Redskins Are Certain That They Will atone Previous Defeat Large Crowd is Expected at Game i-ium wft.iaiiuiuv at xwcauiug mis gives the Bucknell passers four in an attempt to earn tne decision over himself, although that sounds very much like a jolly old prank. There really seems to be no sense cf Mr. Dempsey becoming fanatical a-bout the thing. However, the rest of the program reads like a logical sequence.

The opening scene shows our man stand- esting Account of Incidents in All Branches of Athletics Capping their activities a.fter'a most successful season on the grid- in Wind-up Bout games on consecutive days, as Muh-lenburg was played on the Tustin gym floor here last night. Joe Kurp, "Shamokin Iron Man," fresh from his clean-cut victory over ball Game if There Are no Attorney Sheldon was also asked Pol'itinns nn fmirt Mrs. Young, he announced to delations on court serve notice on the vaudevilie cir. cuit employing Young not to pay All is not glistening o'er the any money to either Levy, to and the ominous clouds of war 1 0'Byme or her son on the ground appear to be brewing along a front, that the contract entered into be-that was serene and peaceful a few tween the three is illegal, show weeks ago. mg at mia-siuge wiui me easy grace his feow townsman, Sam Kolon- iron, the members of the C.lcnio'-cin Blue Comets, with a number of incited guests, gathered round the PURPLEDMONS (By Davis J.

Walsh) NEW YORK, Feb. 3 Jack Demp-sey, the man who was, will go into active training next week to learn, for the first time since the Tunney disaster, what he can about the man who may be. Dempsey is not coming east at this time to talk himself into another championship match, aa Tex Rickard has been led to expect. He is going to Wheeler Springs, Ventura county, where the days are short, the night long, the hills high, the lights low and all that sort of primitive business. Our The basketball fans of this community will be given a rare treat if they journey to Edgewood Park tonight.

The fray that is to take place will bring together the Shamokin Indians and the Danville Y. M. C. A. Danville has already landed one victory over the Indians by the 1 1 I ZL Id rT eskie' in the Moose Hall, Saturday threat open at the neck his rough fc flction dress following the lines of hu form TueS(hf' when he will face luesuay evening a manner to inspire envy in tne George Courtney in the eight-round banquet board last evening at the Rennas grill room as a testimonial dinner to the moleskin wsrrioit.

Because of the short no' ice up -n which the function waii arranged, HI GREYHOUNDS heart of a head titter. Enter at the right three honest, willing fellows, who instantly break into a cheer at the sight of their leader. They are, reading left to Which simply means that the battle scenes of the Maroon and Grey of Shamokin high school and the Purple and White of Coal township high have shifted from the gridiron and court to the arbitration table I some oi tne boys were unable to ho A I. 'present because of en-HJ leagements, but those who were on mm John in other words is going back to first principles and they say he will wind up in the Armory in Hearting. Courtney is known as the "Fighting Cowboy from Oklahoma" and is one of the best middleweights in the country.

He had met them all and 'tis said that he has created one of the best records of any chap who has made his beans and buns in the scrapped ear industry. The Shamokin biff-bang lad is right, gus Wilson, Jerry the Greek PLAY IT. QUEL start in the above direction the end and Bull Montana, the acting wrest- nana jiussesstu ineir customary enthusiasm and pepper. with a problem moaning to be soiv- of the week. Inside of a month, he I ler or the wrestling actor, which sound like the same thing to me.

Return of Tarlr ATirniioHo in1 After PartaklnK ot a full rourse neiurn oi jack Marquette to dinner prepared All present break for the open TOMORROW. EVENING They wrestle, shadow box and then Centre Berth Will Strength- Charas. manager of the establish-en Team For fLn nn Fnr 'mcnt- J-A McDonald, cl.airl en Team For Game on For close score of 36-34, this game being played on Danville's own court and was only won after a hard fought battle by the boys. The victory makes the visitors confident of the outcome of the game, but then it should be remembered tha'; it is in the Indians' cage this time. The redskins have been going at a rather healthy clip, although they claim that they were off form when they played St.

Edward's Shamrocks on Tuesday night. They expect to come out of the slump to-right and take the Danville team into camp. The Indians have been fighting i II. in uciimuu at itiv; will reach a decision as to whether he will fight his way back to the title match or remain where he is. If I was given a second guess, I'd say he couldn't go very far wrong either way.

The information on Dempsey's immediate plans come to the writer to 'Tis averred in the best of circles that lest these two neighboring rival institutions carry on their little friendly feud through the medium of a basketball game or two this season, there will be a serious tension roused insofar as the athletic eign Floor Tomorrow Eve ning man of the football committee, took the stand as toastmaster of festivities. A'icr a few brief remarks, he cr.l- start lor a long walK over me moun- tjme thro-ughout the state because of tains. willingness to meet any boys in It is, they explain, all parts of hjs inchef and it is knowny tha he the conditioning process whereby iwjll fi ht Jack Dempsey, former heavyweight Joe ulnabIe to accept a fight champion of the world, hopes to dis- iU Local School Boys Will Face Hard Job in Attempt to Hand Their Rivals a Set-Back on Own Floor day from a source so close to the i ii i iii a. a. Lite xaiiiuiia tiuu at iiiiauviinin ov-Phnmninn rhnf thaw nfillnln rinl nrwni' trnprhpr ho mid tn rptlirn tn Confident that they are once more tor pf the Philadelphia and back on their winmnir stride.

t'o; i relations are concerned twixt the in- cumbents. Just how far this conrti-1 tion will proceed without being snapped in twain is something that must be decided while all is well in i last fridav evening because ol fits ently every time Jacks to change hiaj the life he once knew. bout in this city the following night. lest I said to lun 1 1 ii sliioui unoDiers win. Dempsey, forget, is i llli iiu.

Wheeler Springs, it seems, is not, weigh 208 pounds, which might be he cu hot on considered. Hopeful of avening the defeat more than a hundred miles north-1 worse, all things the ranks of the diplomats. And it- T-onnvfof? hat fll- his trail for his services and most handed to them several weeks ago I by their bitter rivals, the Shamo- Tn everv areument, there is al likely he will appear there shortly. Bouts are also pending in Trenton, Camden, Harrisburg, and Atlantic City for the "Iron Man." invade the sanctum of Mt. Carmel kin high school cage artsists will Gi! GRAYS EXPECT TO TW'K every famiitfbpSi, The authority kept the lis- sioanl football team.

cncrs ln HcliRht with his Athletics, however, are not con- morou tabs of indunts whirl; fined to the professional field as thlcame.to hls during hir. high school of the little mining town covering store-are on the up-grade and during metropolitan newspapers. past year nr two its representatives' Confidence, the speaker claimed, have established a creditable record was the asset to any athlete on the gridiron and court. ind ne ave Genc Tunney, present An ample prove of the or.ld ii'' heavyweight champion, as an ex-combination is attested by the tms factor. No man is that it handed the powerful to carrv out an' work with Chunk outfit a neat trimming profi-iency unless he has ARE VICTORS OVER C01ETS DEFEAT RECEIVE I 16 FE ID LASSIES TEAM PITTSBURGH Ill 'that his I'liinlo Demons are in fnr carries on to tho best of his on- high tomorrow evening to do battla with the Rockbank aggregation in an 'Anthracite Interscholastic league contest.

Coach Thomas has been chasing his lads at top speed during the past week so that they will be in excellent shape for the conflict. He believes that the boys are due to hit their stride and cop a worthy victory. But the Greyhounds will be facing a double jinx. In addition to receiving a set-back from the Red Tor-radoes, the home passers are entering the fray with the knowledge that no Shamokin team has ever been able to win a game in the Mt. Carmel gymnausim.

Take a good look and try to see the barrier that confronts the favorites who wear the Maroon and Grey. It is expected that several hundred supporters of the Greyhounds will accompany them to the Rock- rail ways two sides. lour side, 01 course, and the wrong side, unless the other fellow agrees with you, in which case there is no argument. Just now a little argument has poked its head over the aforementioned peaceful horizon of scholastic conditions and there are two very a-brupt sides, sorry to say. Far be it from us to create a false impression, either pro or con.

There is nothing we would like to do less than cause any breach between the two schools because everyone realizes that the rivalry that has grown up within the past two years is of just the refreshing nature that could be desired. However, is appears that the two schools are unable to come to some amicable agreement as to when the respective Purple Demons and Greyhounds will meet on the court for a game or so this year. Simple as the solution may appear to the innocent, the conflicting parties are j) i tough session and he has been hot on deavors. Ill 1 1 L. their steps getting them in form for; After touching on hascbnll, foot- Misses Griffith and Glowa Star in Interesting Contest at School Gymnasium hard during the present season to bring fame on the court to Shamokin and so far have been rather successful and they feel that they deserve more support than they are getting at the present time.

The Indians expect to be a new team tonight, rejuvenated, full of life and pep, and if the fans desire to see a well oiled team working they should not miss the game at Edgewood Park this evening. None of the players was injured in Tuesday night's game except "Push 'Em Up Tony" Marhefka and he was compelled to retire during the early part of the fray with a slightly sprained ankle, but through sheer grit and pluck returned to the game and participated in the remainder of the battle. Reports have it that his ankle is very badly swollen and therefore it is doubtful if he will be able to perform this evening. A preliminary game between the Shamokin Juniors and the Danville Juniors will take place at 7:30 and will keep the fans on a move until time for the main battle. The local boys have a win over the visitors ande are coknfident of repeating the trick tonight.

The usual price of admission of 25 cents will be charged and taking into consideration the attraction, the price of two bits should not be considered exorbitant. A very large crowd of fans is expected, the the Indians' management has already reported the sale of 150 tickets. George Burns, Newly Signed Manager of Williamsport, Claims His Team Will Be in Running This Year the engagement. ball, boxing. Mr.

Mackay would up i The township aggregation will be his talk wih the assertion that the Extra Five Minute Feriod is considerably strengthen', for Blue Comets are to be VPppsarv in TWirlr. trno- iame h' tht- return of Jack Marquet- congratulated for the 'ame that they muc iMwunm i'i ui ii urnii niiu 1. 1 Through the excellent work of Misses Glowa and Griffith, the Ex-. Garfield girls defeated the GarfielJ gle Between Rival Williamsport expects some aid king-pins or the iwd. The scrap, there i no question if they are on py pivot man has been handicapped the field next reason, they will be-lately because of an injured ankle p-imo Til A famnllfl ttnr-n a1.

toil but the member has completely re during the coming season from the rf basket.ball team in the 8t.ho, Pittsburgh Pirates The moguls of asillm Mond eveni the the Gray are certain that the gCore 0f 23 8 league team will send a number of The twQ forwards were a1 over players to the Lumber City to boj- the floor an(, were continuaIiy drop. ster up the club for the campaign in; th tnroUrh the cteu, ric-i glories. Major John K. Blake, coach of the tram, thanked ths boys for the co-r peration that thev gnve him during The fast traveling Comets handed the Fighting Five a set-back in a i i. .1 .1.

bank village to lend their moral and meeting with obstacles that will taxi vocal support to the dribblers. May 1, Vnrt Ponnet-lvania loocrlis naiQ IOUgni DaSKeiOail ganiC in IIX1 thLl YIltir h00P- owa landed five flell Reformed gym by the score of 21 the pnst year and told of his plans plans I ft tho. MX for the future. He stated ih covered and Jack will once more be in the thick of the fray in old time manner. His presence will be a great help to give the boys the confidence rtnd snirit that thpy ncl.

Coach Fitzputrick announced today that he intends to use his regular liwup at the start of the game and the personnel will bo composed of the following men: Captain Ycz- -i V- goa ana a ioui wnue ner team-1 to 19 the skill of the wisest to clear tne they not cheer in vain situation, leaving relationship un-i men on his squad were the The game wa3 fast throughout, but less gentlemanly with whom he been signed to manage the Grays joubieldeckerg and he has promised the fans of that free I rithouphout the Fiirhtinir Fiw irot scarred and unscathed. Breezing along on its zephyr like I0CKS1D nff tn a noor start, while the Com- 1 TTi -11 H--. cuy an exceptional ouliiu rium an The game was exceptionally inter-ets caJred one basket and a foul ia the first five minutes of play. The iprskie and Drill, forwards; Mamimi esting and was witnessed by a large throng cf students who were greatly amused by the acrobatic antics of intent and purposes he seems to keeping his word for he is already lining up men for his combination. For the infield he has "Pine-ap wings, conies the information that there was a game tenatively arranged for Saturday.

January 22, but unfortunately the contracts were never formally signed and made legal. As the weeks flew by SI ffl TO I Fighters soon rallied and scored a te ctre; Sanders and Kobilis, twin-pointer. The quarter ended guards. witrr the Comets leading, 3-2. ples" Daviu, Rich who was obtained the The line-up: GARFIELD The second quarter was a repeti- on their relentless way, the man ever worked, in the ser.pp that while thy played hard football thny played the game clean and without murmuring.

Short talks then followed by Henrv J. Wilson. M. A. Foster and Pen Williams lauding the boys for their efforts on the gridiron and wishing them increased success next year.

Then followed an informal session of story-toiling that shook the building to its with Mesrs. Mackay and Foster holding their own against all opposition. tion of the first. For every point from the York White Koses, JJan Tapspn, Elmer Duckett, Owen Kelly, Ed Math'ias, but he is minus a satis EEKEFIT COSIEST SMOKIH JUSIOBS nun uii inniiPT F.G. Fd.G.

T.P.i tno Comets made, the Fighting Five F. agement cf the township tenm placed the Danville high on its list for an impending1 struggle for that date with the assumption in mind factory first baseman. This problem will probably be settled by the Pirates, who have agreed to keep the Miscavaee, Reich, F. Wyurka, C. Worrell, G.

Kiddon, G. nun no aw no that Shamokin high could be played Rival Quintets Will Meet on KEYSTONES ARE KNOCKED OFF Bf NORTHERN LIGHTS; came bacK witn a point to tneir credit. The hadf ended with the score knotted, 8-8. Again the game started with a ruh. The ball dropped through the net once for each side in the tihrd and final quarter.

At the end the score was tie and required a five- more conveniently at some otner 0 nn Grays in mind when they clean house following the spring training season. Lew Wilski, Roy Williams and a newcomer by the name of Voyles fj H.N Court February 15 With Proceeds to go to Leo Mack Who Lost Leg in Mining EX-GARFIELD F.G. Fd.G. T.P. have been cheeked on the list as possible out-fielders.

Dempsey and Kauffman will be traded to any club Glowa, F. WRTSHAMdKIH II LV I UlllllilWhlll I Comets finally came out victors. South End Bovs Are SiibHnprl that is willing to take them and theyj time. The river town school was rather keen, to continue relations with Coal township which was largely instrumental for accepting that particular red letter day. And so Coal township high went to Danville and Shamokin high played the graduate team, which right then and there caused the opening hhot to be fired which was heard all around the town.

The Greyhounds' management was abashed by the Clever Floor Work and Long are iiKeiy to receive nonce wiuim funther (' Shots Feature Game Won Under Avalanche of Field-goals Haas Stars in Victory With 25 Points very short time that they are noJenki What promises to be one of the most interesting games of basketball to take place in this city will be played in St. Edward's hall on Tuesdav nipht. Fphruarv 15 when DROPS TIMES 11CCUCU UJT LUC MllliaillSULb by Northern Passers by 52- team. 10 23 49 Score the West End basketball team of I wit" their offense working like this city will clash with the strong I the well-oiled clock, the Shamokin TO NIGHT HAWKS fact that Shamokin was not given ll'TIGUE'S CAREER Shamrnrk toam nf St. Kdward's nar.

Juniors ran rampart over the South ITCH more consideration and it was rather the teature ot tne game was tne shooting of Teicher and Harm. Each scored ten points for their respective teams. Stahl played a fast game, though only able to drop two baskets. Mom-ley and Miller played an excellent guarding game, while the former caged one basket and Miller landed two. The Comets would like games with all junior teams, whose players average from If to 16 years of age.

To arrange games get into communication with Manager Mac-Ehvee, 31 West Arch street, or call 892 R. The score: COMETS palling to be classed a "second fiddle." And with the fiddle well out of tune IE A AT EDGEWOOD PARK ish. This game will be played forlorn Juniors at the St. Edward's hall Leo Mack, a popular member of the Tuesday evening and when it was West End Fire company, who suf-all said and done, the Shamokin fered the loss of his leg in a min- youngsters had won by the score ing accident, at Burnside colliery, of 59-29. some time ago.

The victors played in a manner The West End boys suffered only would make any coach's heart Silk Mill Bowlers Take First Third Games of City League Match For their part, the township supporters opine that they did not want FOR FRESH CO ED FEBRUARY 22 two defeats last year, both at the, beat with joy as their floor-work, passing an dshooting, and was ten hands of the Shamrocks by close below par. scores, each game being lost by one Hopping into an early lead, the Berlenbach's Conqueror Has point. But the West End fire lad T'l 4 10 Hip arp Hptprminpd tn turn the winners of the battle droppea in Shuman, F. 1 Harris, 4 Up and Down the Ladder of Fame and Still Moving Wood, C. Mariona of Marion Heights and Markowski of Brady Will Shoot at Eleven Birds For Side Purse of $200 F.

2 2 0 0 0 0 1 tables this year. The five firemen goal after goal and at half time the have been practicing hard under the I tally was 40-13. Nothing could coaching of Ted Culton, and the stop the boys and they moved way things look the Shamrocks will i through the opposition like phan- to act in opposition to the borough but they were acting for what they considered their best interests. "In conference" sign was hung outtide certain rooms of the Shamokin hih buildings as representatives of' both groups to thrash out the matter and come to earth. But everyone is un in the clouds now and so full of hot air that they are going still higher.

Coach Fitzfjatrick claims that his tram is i-eady and willing to play the Grevhounds anv time, even going so far as holding iho came in 1he afternoon, if needs be the case. But tlm opposition, acting thvourrhi Coach Thomas. savs that the Sha-' mokin high schedule is completed- Tschopp, C. Thomas, C. Momley, G.

Keiser, G. have to grease their shoes that terns. A The Southern Juniors did their The Night Hawks took two out of three games from West Shamokin in a City league match rolled in the Shamokin Bowling Parlor last evening. The Night Hawks won the first game, dropped the second and then came back strong in the final tilt and carried off the honors of the evening. For the Night Hawks, Marhefka and Schrepple were each having 499 pins.

Stanick was the star for West Shamokin. The scores: NIGHT HAWKS L. Rhoads 170 1H0 127477 Marhefka 139 150 190499 E. Yost 158 145 175 47 Humphrey 137 158 141 Schrepple 153 177 169493 night. A large delegation from the Hanging: fire for several years, a McTigue's ring career has given the boys cause for fresh comedy.

They did say, at one time, he couldn't fight and was also a bad card at boxing. But today he is different Mike and his past can be recorded par utmost to combat the attack but hose company will be on hand to cheer their team to victory. The Totals 8 FIGHTING FIVE G. game will start at 8:43 p. m.

1 4 Hiirti.rrVi iority of bird shooters will be set- checked at every turn and although Park on Tuesday, numerous substitutions were made, February 22 when Tony Mariona of In a game replete with long shots and clever floor work, the Northern Lights, a team composed of the cream of Shamokin High School Inter-class league players, defeated the Keystones Tuesday night by the score of 52-49. The score, although large, does not indicate that the game was not interesting. Sensational shots and clever passing accounted for both high scores. The defense of the Northern Lights was too deep for the Keystones to fathom, while their offensive worked exceptionally well. Rumbergcr's floor work was continually a menace to the Northern Lights' offense.

It is hard to dctarmine who was the star of the virtorious team. Wheary was high scorer with seventeen points, while Farrow and Thomas were tied at twelve each. Reed's clever guarding was a continuous "hoodoo" to the Keystone's plays. Yost also played a good defensive game. The teams were well matched, the figures at the half showing the score to he tied, 21-21.

The big thrill of the game was a result of John Boblick's one-handed shot from the center of the floor. No one was more surprised than himself when the ball went through the net without even touching the rim. Fink, lanky terminal man for the Keystone qdintet, was the high scorer for both sides, garnering eight field goals and three foul3 for a total of nineteen points. Boblick was second with twelve points, a re-shit of five field goals and two fouls. The line-up and score: NORTHERN LIGHTS 21 T'l 4 10 4 inprp was iiu iu uj tut ic nuv Marion Heights and Stanley Mark BLUE DEIS ARE Stahl, Teicher, Mallet, Miller, Lowenthal, G.

allel with his training experience. There was a time when Mike in-struted boxing at the New York Athletic club. Instructing a group of business men for the exercise to be derived therefrom is exeeedinclv attack. Haas was the glimmering star fo" the Shamokin Juniors with 25 roints after his' name in the scoring column, gained from eleven field ooals and two fouls. Davis was next owski of Brady will shoot at eleven live birds.

For some time, the supporters of both marksmen have been clamoring fcr the match but it was never arranged unfl the representatives of both men finally settled the terms Dniirn dvtuc ii "iw i ti i foreign to the ring. Totals 9 1 19 ouou in line with eight baskets and one His job was to do nothing more! Referee Haunt. Scorer Malim-than duck. Mike wasn't paid by the Timer Maliniak. association to knock out its biniif-.

i men. They were only to be limber- ST. EDWARD'S EIGHTH HIM free toss. Iwanski led in the attacKand the affair was fromally scheduler Ihe losers as he garnered three They will shoot for a side purse I0NT fill i 1 2 a quartet of double-deckers and of $200 with the first featured bird Totals 777 810 802 2389 WEST SHAMOKIN Joe Subol 154 177 148479 V. Schurk 176 148 113437 Suchodolskie ..112 112 John Sabol 14S 180 154482 Stanick 164 172 182518 Metzner 198 150 343 ed up, so's to speak.

and that there is no date open to pipy the contest and there will be no eame. Coach Fitzpfi trick comes rirht baek with tha assertation that unless th to vnstiin the boroiifh in basketball this year there will be football "amp en Thanksf'ving Day next fall. Ar.d, chappie, wh.it. a catastrophe that would be. The bsHle wavps warm and the Wilson poltcv is likely to be adopted, note? rre due to fly trick and fast, with bettircr odds handled by ('hfrokc2 Kid.

'Twill be a watchful waiting ner-j for the innocent public which receives a tart in its mouth GRADE DOWNS SHINING 5 to be released frcm the trap at 2 i fcuK In such work Mike's style was ae- o'clock. Straight Schuylkill county county L'neim and score i rules will l.o used to govern the it- DV match. Lau.irii null 1I1UL11 WU1 ry when facing opponents, whic'i The Uniontown five defeated tho Blue Devils by the score of 63-27 in Kerr's hall at Sunnyside. The game was filled with thrills from the opening blast of the whistle until the end of the game. Totals 754 825 747 232(J Haas, F.

I.angton, F. Burbert. C. The Schedule 3 Metropolitans 3 Metropolitans Davis, Yost was high scorer for the Ln was with a teaching atmosphere rather than a grudging prize fight. Mike will probably be a different fighter in the gymnasium, if so, he loses his N.

Y. A. C. job to win in the ring; if not, he in the ring. At that point you may take it or Feb.

vs. Mo Markowski is considered one of the best shots in this section of the country and he has won his last seven matches in an impressive fashion Mariona, however, is confident that he will break the winning streak of "his rival and from all indications it will be one of the keenest ever held in this region. iontown Parter nlHyine- him G. hawks a close second. Jioberg starred lor wiuespie.

G. the Blue Devils. The line-up and Feb. 4 Americanus vs. Elks.

Feb. 7 Edgewood vs.Americanui. Feb. 8 Postoffice vs. News.

Feb. 9 Mohawks vs. Dispatch. St. Edward's Eighth Grade team won in decisive fashion from the Shining Five by the score of 10-0.

Each member of the victorious team scored a basket and at the same time they held their opponents scoreless. Captain Nemsick of the Saints says his team is just waiting to play the Ebony Juniors because of the rivalry that exists between them now. Out of nine games which they have played the St. Edward's boys have copped -seven victories. Any team wishing a contest with these boys, whose ages range from 12-14 years, should get in communication with William Higgins, phone 697-W.

score: Totals UNIONTOWN G. 6 8 Yost, Feb. 10 Metropolitan vs. Night T'l 12 12 17 6 ,..13 F. 0 0 1 2 1 vom surh an affair.

Pick out one hundred representative citizens of township and the borough, and mei interested in public Vie. and then tret thir personal opinion as to whether they would to se? the Schools discontinue relationship. It rould be foolhardy to call a halt to the promising: future that 'i5 in the prospect. It us hone TRIANGLE FIVE IS DESIROUS OF GAMES Hawks. Feb.

11 West Shamokin vs. Elks, Thomas, F. Farrow, F. Wheary. C.

Reed, G. Yost, G. Totals G. F. T'l I 11 3 25 .5 0 10 1 0 2j .8 1 IT 1 0,2 1 1 sj 1 0 2j 2S 3 59 -MORS G.

F. T'l .3 4 10 2 2 6 1 4 6 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 0 2 .01 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 8 13 29 timer, Irk-h keepers, Kel- M. 4 F. potts, F. Carter, C.

Snyder, G. Fry, G. Hile, G. The line-up of the Triangles is as follows: Blusius, Marge and Push, forwards; Kranko and Drill, centers; Barber and Navo. guards.

For games call or write to Roman Blusius, 1454 Tioga street, or phono 1121 M. Standing of the 'Clubs 2 2 24 KEYSTONES G. .10 Wesoloski, 'i Delbaugh. G. jKolonoekie, G.

Yodzio, G. that all this diiiy-dallying will be Totals rwept aside and the equation hal-! BLUE DEVILS anred. And let us have the has-! Hoberg, letball and football games. Steiley, F. GAMES WANTED The Franklin Street All-Stars are The Washington school has organized a basketball team and is very desirous of obtaining games with an junior teams of the vicinity.

The school boys will play under the name of the Triangle Five. The boys are particularly anxious to meet such teams as St. Mary's, St. Edward's, West End Rollers, Grant and Stevens schools or any quintets with ages ranging between 11 and 15 years, v. .12 i Lrtcavage.

8 Bradley, T'l 12 19 5 3 2 F. 2 2 3 1 1 0 CHALLENGE ISSUED The Shamokin Little Five chal-lengs any basketball team opponents W. L. Metropolitans 7 1 .875 Edgewood 9 2 .813 Elks 4 2 .608 Night Hawks 6 3 .641 Americanus 6 3 .614 Mohawks 5 4 .538 Dispatch 5 7 .417 West Shamokin ..5 7 .417 News 9 Postoffice 0 12 .000 Novack, C. anxious to schedule garr.es with any team whose ages are from 9-13 Boblick, Rumberger, F.

Fink, Dietrick, Chamberlain, G. Coatcs, Totah Totals in Shamokin and vicinity, rlayers A mile hefow the surface the ocean! Neihart, G. bed is well lighted hy the luminous Cook, G. organs of the fish living there, jays 'cifntist rvr-- Totals years. To arrange for games call ege not to exceed 17 years.

Address William Kappen, 302 North Pearl anv communications to John O'Brien street. 207 North Franklin street, city. and Adamovich; 43 .....27 ly and Harris. I..