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ej -21 POST-GAZETTE i MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1903 Mammoth MarVm Makes Doc Look Small Atlasburg Wins, Ties for WCL Lead rr a Crucial WPC Game Set Tonight Vets Upset Frankies in Test Hcrshcy Youlh Wins Skate Tillc LONG BEACH, Feb. 10 (AP) Tommy Lltz, 17, of Hcrshcy, brought a crowd at Long Beach Arena to 1U feet in a standing ovation Saturday night, while winning the Senior' Men's Figure Skating Championship of the United States. Lltz, performing spectacu-larly and flawlessly, came from third place in Friday'! compulsory school figures. He overtook both Scott Ethaji Allen of Smoke Rise, N. and Defending Champion Monty Hoyt of Denver, Colo.

Dick Edwards, Haverford, placed sixth. Allen was second, Hoyt, third. tied for fourth In the Eastern Section, and California State, fifth in the Western Section, who upset last year's sectional champs in the PSCC. California hammered the Red Raiders, 83-73, as the Vuleans' Casper Voiethofer scored 33 points to give him 162 points In seven confer-ence games for a 23-poliit, plus, average. i Kutztown tripped Mansfield, 70-59, but the Mountaineers dumped Lock Haven, 92-61, and Shippensburg, 81-70, in other games during the week for a 101 league mark, 14-2 overall.

Meantime, Clarion State was beginning to make itself felt around the Western Section. The Golden Eagles thumped Slippery Rock, 86-72, Tuesday, and then edged second-place Indiana, 81-77, Saturday night. The Indians defeated Fenn, 86-76, and lost to Gannon, 75-51, in games. Slippery Rock added to the woes of Lock Haven State by heaping a 73-65 defeat on the winless Bald Eagles Saturday night jf 1 ill i i ienf i ee a i Poel-Caiette Photo by lurry Couehanour Inch, 638 poundcr, which looks ready to make like Jonah's whale, while fishing off Kona, Hawaii. Mrs.

McCollum also is quite an angler and she has an eight-foot, nine-Inch sailflsh, which weighed 119 pounds, hanging on wall of doctor's reception room. WHOrriiR Dp. Gtwge Mi-folium and his wife lake a look at this huge blue inarlin whkh necessitated a bit of remodeling of the waiting: room of his office at 511 Bellz hoover Ave. before he could hang It on the wall. Dr.

MiCollum caught the 12 foot, 10- Packers, Browns Play Stccler Exhibitions Pitt. Duquesne Seek Revenue This Week IV FL Champs Meet in Orange Howl, Cleveland on Canton Cridiron i Two big exhibition games have been scheduled by the Pittsburgh S'teelers for next summer. Coach Buddy Parker will take his Eastern Conference runncrsup back to Miami on Saturday, Aug. 10, to oppose the world champion Green Bay Packers The Bethany Bisons have their work cut out for them this week It they expect to successfully defend their Pres-i dent's College Conference title. Western Reserve eked out a 79-78 victory over the West Virginians Friday night, but the Bisons came back to dump Case Tech, 81-69, Saturday.

They now have a 71 reo ord, but Washington Jefferson, which didn't play a conference game last week, Is 5-0. The two teams meet Wednesday night at Washington, and they meet a sec ond time at Bethany, on March 2. Those two games undoubtedly will decide the league title. dropped a 65 54 decision to Franklin Marshall in a non-conference game. Meanwhile, Wayne State was los ing' to both John Carroll and Case in other conicrence games.

Western Reserve and John Carroll, tied for third in the standings, settle that issue in a game at University Heights tomorrow night. by JIMMY JORDAN Wash-Jeff at Allegheny dnboro at Indiana State Lock Haven at slippery Rock. Sleubenvllle at Geneva Wayncsburg at Wheeling Youngslown et St. Vincent St. Francia at Seton Hall Thlel at Grove city LAST WEEK'S RESULTS Pttt 87 Fordham 1 Put 73 Westminater 55 Duquesne 5 Bethany 68 Duquesne 91 seton Hall 74 Carnegie Tech 8 Wavnetburg 88 J'jhn Carroll 74 Carnegie Tech 66 Grove City 75 Wavnesburg 58 Geneva 68 Westminster 60 West Virginia V.

79 Virginia Tech 76 William Mary 75 West Virginia U. 72 Indiana state 86 Fenn 76 Gannon 75 Indiana State 54 Gannon 65 St. Vincent 54 Penn State 79 Navy 87 Franklin Marshall 65 Wash-Jeff 54 Clarion Slate 81 Indiana State 77 Clarion State 86 slippery Rock 72 Slippery Rock 73 Lock Haven 65 Oneva 7 2 Grove City 64 Alliance 88 Malone 71 Alliance 66 Gannon 58 Alliance 84 Edinboro state 67 California State 83 State 73 Morrll Harvey 109 W. Va. Wesleyan 8 2 W.

Va. Wesleyan 104 Fairmont 102 St. Francis 103 Tern. A. A I.

89 St. Francis 70 St. Vincent 61 Glenvllle 90 Wheeling 73 Allegheny 68 Rochester 58 Allegheny 70 Alfred (W) St. Bonavenlure 82 Sleubenvllle 76 Youngstown 60 Baldwin-Wallace 42 i Youngstovm 7 7 Steubenvllle 4 9 West Liberty 82 Glenvllle 75 I West L'berty 85 Davtl Flklni 68 Western Reserve 79 Bethany 7R Bethany 64 case 69 Two overtimes. Girls Want Games St.

Mary's Senior girls basketball team of Lawrence-ville is seeking Sunday games at home. Call J. McGrane at MU. 1-5353. Panthers at W.

Virginia, Dukes Host Dayton Striving to Turn Tables By JACK SELL Post-Gizttlt SPorti Writer Revenge will spur the Duquesne Dukes and Pitt Panthers this week as they try to get even for earlier setbacks. The red hot Hilltoppers, fresh from high scoring successes over Bethany (85-68) and Seton Hall Titans, Geneva moved Into a tie for first place in the West Penn Conference, Bethany was upset by Western Reserve In the Presidents' Conference, and Mansfield and Edinboro each lost their first State Col leges Conference game as activity on the intercollegiate front became more torrid over the week-end. Geneva, which last won a WPC title three years ago, knocked off defending champion Westminster, 68-60, and then defeated Grove City, 72-64, to deadlock St. Francis for first place at 12 points, each with 6-2 records. Westminster, previously defeated by St.

Francis, 81-76, hosts the Red Flash tonight In a game which could well determine the 1963 champion. The Titans have a 4-2 record right now, and have four games remaining. This will be the ninth for St. Francis on the 10-game schedule all three of the top teams play this season. A Westminster loss would virtually eliminate the defending champs.

It was Kutztown, previously L. L. asks: Which big league pitcher had the worst earned run average last season? A. Among those who pitched at least 30 innings Al Lary of the Cubs. His ERA was 7.15.

From J. Is Abner Dou bleday in baseball's Hall of Fame? A. Oddly, no. H. L.

asks: In all of hockey history, has any team ever scored three or more goals in less than one minute? A. In 1952, against New York, Chicago's Bill Mosi-enko achieved the almost unbelieveable feat of scoring three goals himself in 21 seconds. Send vour questions to Church Reichblum, Box 1041, Pittsburgh 30, Pa. To get perianal answer, send stamped, selj-addressed envelope. Canevin, SH Floor Victors Canevin and South Hills Catholiic won Catholic Class A Basketball League games yesterday.

The former beat Central Catholic, 67-57, at Canevin with Bill Beerman getting 15 and Dick Piatt 14 for the winners and Fred Steiner making 17 points for the losers. South Hills Catholic traveled to Mon Valley Catholic and came away a winner, 68 to 49. Ted Stan had 20 to pace Mon Valley and Luvara had 29 to lead South Hills. Umpire Vargo Weds CLIFTON HEIGHTS, Pa. Feb.

10 (AP) National League umpire Ed Vargo of Butler, and Elizabeth Hunter of nearby Bryn Mawr were married Saturday in St. Peter and Paul's Catholic Church of the Byzantine Rite. Hazel Kirk By2-0 Score Dunlevy Surprises Bethel Park With 1 to 1 Stalemate By JIMMY JORDAN Foit-Caiette Sport Writer The Atlasburg Vets moved into a first place tie with the Idle Lowber Firemen In the torrid battle for the Washing ton County League soccer crown yesterday, while last place Dunlevy kept Bethel Park out of the second place scramble by battling to a 1-1 deadlock. In the Junior League, Bethel Park edged closer to idle Gallatin end broke a second-place deadlock by blanking Dunlevy, 30, in the top game of the day. Atlas Surprises Atlasburg came up with the big surprise of the day when the Vets shut out Hazel Kirk, 2 0, on last-half goals by Dick Day and Junior Benard.

The two teams had been tied with the Gallatin Tigers for second place, two points behind Lowber. The Lowber-Gallatin game had been postponed because of lack of manpower on the. latter club, due to both illness and suspensions. Yesterday's result puts Atlasburg into a first-place deadlock with Lowber, while Gallatin and Hazel Kirk remain tied for second. Cliff Harosky's goal in the secod half, with Dunlevy trailing Bethel Park, 1-0, prevented Sunday's Soccer WASHINGTON COINTF LF.AOIE Atlaaburg i Hazel Kirk Dunlevy 1 Belhel Par 1 WASHINGTON COl'NTV JINK1RS Rnscoe .1 Upper Si.

Clair 1 Bethel Park Dunlevy Bethel Molliei 10 Belle Vernon 0 WASHINGTON COINTV LEAGUE W. T. Pta.CF.GA. Lowlier 5 4 2 12 32 29 Allajbure 5 4 2 12 32 29 Gallatin 4 1 2 10 29 14 IU7FI Kirk 4 2 2 10 28 14 Brthpl Park 2 4 5 9 23 34 Dunltv? 2 3 7 31 41 WASHINGTON COlNrr JtMORS W. L.

T. PIS GA Gallalln 4.0 I 9 2 Bollirl Park 4 1 819 1 Dunlfvr 2 1 2 8 Bethel 2 1 2 6 11 8 Belle Veinon 1 3 3- 5 10 22 Rnacoe 2 3 1 814 Upper St. Clair 6 0 0 4 23 a shutout. Nick Schmidt already had scored for Bethel when Harosky booted the ball toward the goal. It took a funny hop and went over the goaltender's head.

Leaders Idle In the Junior League, first- place Gallatin was idle because of a suspension handed out to the entire team. Ken Juskowich, Larry La-cik and Paul Si sura each scored goals as Bethel Tark blanked Dunlevy, 3-0, to break a second-place tie between the two teams. Bethel Tark now trails Gallatin by but one point. The Bethel Mollies turned in the biggest score of the season when they shut out Belle Vernon, 10-0, to move into a fourh place deadlock with their victims. Both Bill Kasky and Rich Vignalli scored the three-goal hat trick, with Al Lorenzo, Steve Tranquilla, Tony Con-dello and Rich Mosko getting a goal each.

Charley Foster scored two goals and Jerry Zahane one as Roscoe beat Upper St. Clair, 31, with Gary Christen- er scoring for the latter. Kokomo Kids 2-Canic Victors ALIQUIPPA, Pa. Feb. 10 Members of the La Face Kokomo Kids tenpin team swept a two-game team match and single game doubles and singles tilts at Shefficlds Lanes here today.

The five-man (teen-age) team beat Sheffield Carpets women, 1,721 to 1,041. Freddie Baker III and Jimmy Gray shot 40S to 3fiG by Pete Radan-ovich and Nate Legge and Buddy DeLuca edged Rich Bingi, 191-190. Dears Get Harmon CHICAGO, Feb. 10 (AP) Halfback Dennis Harmon of Southern Illinois University has signed a National P'ootball League contract with the Chicago Bears. GENTRY Gentlemen's! Outfitters a to your car can't 4k pass with a faulty FREE I5-Minut Installation LIFETIME GUARANTEE To Original Pnrchasei Shock Absorbers.

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5 will meet In a 10-roundcr in New York's Madison Square Garden. Tickets will be $1 and $5 with all seats reserved. The Mosque seats 3,782. Tickets are now on sale at Home's, Canter's Restaurant in Oakland; Uptown at Goldstein's It a a Fifth and Frankle's Bandbox, Grant St. For mail orders, write and make checks payable to Shows, Box 532, Pittsburgh 30, enclosing self-addressed stamped envelope.

Jap Swimmer Smashes Two World Marks SYDNEY, Australia, Feb. 10 (AP) Satoko Tanaka of Japan shattered the world's record for the women's 220-' yard and 200-mcter backstroke I Sunday in a dual met witli a powerful New South Wales team. The 21-year-old Olympic veteran swam the event in 2 minutes, 29.6 seconds in the North Sydney salt water pool. She slashed 5.G seconds off the i 220-yard mark and two full seconds off the 200-mcter mark held by Linda Ludgrove of Britain. The Australian team won the dual meet, nine victories to six.

Koichl Yamanaml of Japan bettered the Australian record in the 220-yard men's breaststroke, winning in 2 minutes, 35.4 seconds. This was 1.1 seconds better than the mark held by Terry Gathercole of Australia. Bruno, Austin In Mat Kcniatch Bruno Sammartino and Kill er Austin have been rematched for the main event of Promoter Bill Speney's wrestling show at the Palisades Arena, McKresport, next Saturday night. The Pittsburgh strongman and the San Francisco toughie met at the Palisades several weeks ago, with Sammartino winning a disputed decision. Austin and Sammartino each had scored a fall, but the former was disqualified for fighting.

Ex-Piralc Hurler Kay Starr Dies QUINCY, 111., Feb. 10 (AP) Ray Stair, 56, a former major league pitcher, died at his homo in nearby Bayliss Saturday of an apparent heart attack. He originally broke In with the St. Louis Cardinals In 1932 and after a short stay lie went back into the minors. He also played witli Boston, New i York, Pittsburgh (1941 and 1945) and Chicago.

He had an 11-10 record with the Reds ip 1943. His major league totals were Floor Games Tonight (II I KOf Waynenhilrf al Kro' Inlrf. St. Francis Pa I at V'efltmlnitar. SI.

Vincent al Urnvp Cllr. Tenneaare A.A-1. at Cannrin. Xavirr (O.I at Miami InriA at Detrnlt. Illlunla at Wlu'imnln.

Oklahoma Stale al Katml. Inwa State at Nebraaaa. Drake al Wichita. Tex. Slate al Oklahoma City.

Alabama al Omnia, Flmlda at Auburn. Kentucky at Miau. Ktata. VMI at Kurman. Mncvlan1 at South Carolina, 'lenneaxef at Louisville al MiMoi'tua Mala, llaat Carolina al Wm.

A Mary. mi. ii 'Willi, CAl Hlll.lr I I All! Sep. a St, Adalbert at Holy Inno- in the Orange Bowl. The Gold and Black lost a tough one there to Detroit's Lions in the Playoff Bowl, 1710, last month.

The other preseason affair will be the second annual Hall of Fame pairing against the Cleveland Browns in Canton on Sunday, Sept. 8. The New York Giants and St. Louis Card-inals tied in the first exhibition there last year. The 17 individuals elected to Pro Football's Hall of Fame will be installed at ceremonies preceding the Steeler-Brown contest.

National television is likely for the day's activities. The Steelers have signed Warren Hazard, a six foot, ISO pound kicking specialist from California Poly. He's the sixth player to accept terms for the 1063 season. GENTRY SfcutyslJi VHIigf. rgh 32, P.

NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS SALS WSISSSm DFSXflLTSS (91-74), take on Dayton's Flyers in Civic Arena on Wednesday night in their only game. The tourney-eager Jungle Cats, easy victors over Ford-ham (87-61) and Westminster (72-55) invade Morgantown the same night determined to reverse the recent giveaway game to West Virginia's Mountaineers. Bisons Here Saturday Coach Bob Timmons Blue and Gold basketeers also have a Saturday night engagement here with Bucknell. Carnegie lecn takes on Akron Goodyear In an exhibition in the Rubber City on Wednesday night and is at home to Western Reserve tin Saturday to round out the city college schedule. Duke rooters are hopeful (hat history repeats itself in the Dayton battle.

Last winter the Red and Blue upset the Flyers by 20 points in Fitz gerald Field House, 79-59, then lost at Dayton by 23 at 71-48 Recently the Ohioans beat the Bluffites in Dayton by ex actly the same margin as they lost here last season, 79-59. It's up to Ron Willard, John Ce- galis, Willie Ross, Denny Cuff and the rest of the Hilltoppers to reverse that result in mid week. Loss of Cegalis Hurt Cegalis, a 6-6 hoopster, got chased in the first Dayton game due to a bit of fistic action. It was close until the rugged North Catholic re-bounder left the game. Pitt's losses to West Virginia have become nionoton-, ous.

The 68-67 decision which the Mountaineers won by default here recently when Pitt called for a timeout as Dave Roman shot what would have been the winning goal, was the 14th straight game surrendered by Skyscraper U. Last win over the Mountaineers was in 1951 by a 70-59 margin, at Morgantown. There should be no com plaints about the officiating this time as Red Mihalic and Don Noff will handle the con test. Four games tonight start a big week in district action. St.

Francis invades Westminster, St. Vincent is at Grove City, Tennessee A I meets Gannon in Erie and Wayncsburg journeys to Frostburg. GAMES THIS WEEK TOMflllT St. Francis at Westminster SI. Vincent al Grove Cltv Tennessee A 4 1 at Gannon Wayncabui'2 at Krostburg TiisnAv Penn Stale al Gettysburg Marietta al Wheellnjr Clarion Slate at Edinboro Caltlornla at Indiana stala H'KDNISDAY Davton al Duquesne.

Civic Arena Tilt at West virnnla U. Cainecte Tech at Akron Goodyear St. Francis at SteubenvUle Gannon at Notre Dame Geneva at Waynesburn Va. Wesleym at Welt Liberty THIFS11AT John Tarroll at Thlel SI. Vincent at ShpperT Jtoclr Fhlla.

Textile at Youniatown FRinAT B-irknell at Westminster at Indiana State-Clarion at California State. Grove City at Bethany Phila. Textile at Gannon V'-eellng at Glenvllle SATtnUAT Fiirknell at Pitt Western Rracrve at Carnegie Tech Penn Stale at Army West Virginia U. at Richmond NEW rRIENDS can be made eeiily end normally. Wei ntroduce unmarried adults individu- illy end caiefully.

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3.50 5.00 FRIDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 22 (At Civic Arena) Where to Buy Tickets Civio Auditorium Center and Bedford Avenues Boulevard Men's Shop 806 Brookline Blvd. Dec's Cafe 1314 East Carson Southslde Frankle's Bandbox 512 Grant Street, Downtown Goldstein's Restaurant 1002 Fifth Downtown Joseph Home Personal Service Balcony Tenn and Stanwix Sts. Laughlin's Restaurant Bar. .917 Western Northside Penn-iSheruton Ticket Agency Penn-Sheraton Hotel Canter's Restaurant 209 Atwood Oakland Al Dalessio 6163 Hamilton Ave. Pittsburgh Hornets Ticket Agency, Oliver Downtown Club Cafe 08 S.

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