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PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE; FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1936 1S- SOUTH FAYFTTE CAPTURES CLASS TTTT MKEESPORT Just Another Donelli on a Gridiron Rampage Delays Operation On Appendix To See Grid Game ,3 Tubers ClTT'e I i i 5 1 DONELLI BROTHERS CAUSE DEFEAT OF ASPINWALL, 20 TO 7 Kin of Dukes' Mentor Account for Victor's Touchdowns; Losers Drop First Game in 20 Starts. By Fred P. Alger A well drilled but rather small South Fayette High school squad rules as Class football champion of the P. I. A.

L. today as a result of a thrilling 20-7 victory over Aspinwall High in a game played yesterday at Etna field, with the Donelli brothers in the feature role. Mr--. a SOUTHAMPTON. X.

Nov. 26. An appendectomy nai delayed at Southampton Hospit.tl today by a football came. Conrad Bobinski, who tackle on the Lafayette College eleven in 1927-28, entered the hospital last night Buttering from appendicitis. He pleaded with attendants to delay the operation until toniRht he could watch the Thanksgiving Day game between Kiverhead High school, his alma mater, and Southampton High school.

Reluctantly they granted his request and permitted him to watch the game from a heated automobile. Riverhead won, 14 to 13. Satisfied, Bobinski returned to the hospital to yield up his appendix. griiiiror i (ton 121-0 i MoKr. i p.

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a pass on i iw. raccd 60 voacn wesDecners coys to score nerrora f-. Score 25-to-0 Victory. drnpkick Clairton's the first perx; covered a Uv'i Post-Gazette Photo. For three periods the doughty little squad from Morgan played havoc with their heavier rivals and it was not until the last period that the highly touted Aspinwall gridders hit their stride and registered their seven points.

With a cold wind sweeping the field the teams felt the sting of the blast but the Fayette gridders were not affected and went through their plays with dazzling speed to completely engulf the opposition who were kept in their own territory until the final period. Donelli Brothers Feature. Starting off on a break in the first period when a bad pass by Erdjack and a resulting fumble by Donnelli with Chiappini prouncing upon the ball gave the South Fayette gridmen the ball in the danger zone near the end of the initial period. With the start of the second quarter the victors hammered their way to the enemy six-yard line from where Chiappini executed a lateral to Allen Donelli who raced over the goal for the first touch school boys a 20 to 7 victory over Aspinwall and the Class It championship of the W. P.

I. A. Mayo and his brother, Allen, both halfbacks, accounted for the winners' other two touchdowns. the Tuh. rv -5 thrusts at the Pictured above is Mayo Donelli, of the famous gridiron Donellis of Bridgeville, going over the goal line for South.

Fayette's third touchdown in the third quarter to give the Morgan High mis npirg -rt, fr the Clairtrn 'M W1LKINSBURG HIGH version by placement was wide, giving South Fayette a 13-0 score advantage at halftime. Donelli Score Again. Mayo Donelli scored for the victors in the third period after a series of plays took the ball from midfield where a pass and a short buck put the ball on the Aspinwall 10. From that point Mayo slithered around his own left end for the distance and a touchdown. Brother Allen converted with a drop kick, leaving the champs ahead by a 20-0 score.

The Aspinwall team rounded to form in the fourth period, showing the brand of football that had previously carried them to 19 straight conquests. Getting the ball in mid-field Aspinwall hammered its way to four consecutive first downs and this, followed by a forward pass, Emrick to Bonnelli, resulted in a touchdown, with Sersch kicking the resulting point. A crowd of about 1,200 was on hand. Lineup: S. FAYETTE 20.

ASPINWALL 7. J. Panilo L. McQuaid Henderson L. Swanson G.

Kockosky L. G. Moscoa Kasarsky Erdjack Bradley R. Farlesa Furnella R. Harrison Peralchelt R.

Dugan Chiappini Q. Emerick A. Donelli L. Bonnelli M. Donelli R.

Chadonic Vezzi F. Serach Score, by periods: Sout'a Fayette 0 13 7 0 20 Aspinwall 0 0 0 7 Touchdowns Mayo Donelli 2, Allen Donelli, Bonnelli. Point after touchdown Chiappini (placement); A. Donelli (drop-kick) Sersch (placement). Referee Mac key.

Umpire Blum. Linesman Lohr. Ti'- Cor out that tfce luo vTr. Geo! Mri; fdr flOH' rtr1 Vlr! tOU Tur on1 goa 3, pot tt" UT tt I 1 MONONGAHELA HI, DONORA PLAY TIE Valley Grid Teams Engage In 7-7 Deadlock. St Veronica Hi Gridders, Duquesne Preps Scoreless Likely to Be Play-Off for Catholic League Championship; Ambridge Team Monopolized Offensive Honors.

By Our Own Correspondent. GREENSBURG, Nov. 26. Greensburg High school football team, without extending itself, won the annual Thanksgiving Day battle from its old rival, Korwin High, by a 25 to 0 score here this afternoon before 4,000 chilled fans. It was the final game for 10 Greens-burgers and seven Clawsonmen.

The local r-coached eleven scored first in the closing minutes of the first quarter when Walton speared a Norwin pass on his own 42 and raced the distance to the goal line. After receiving a punt in midfield as the second period got under way, Merlino's third pass was almost intercepted by Runt, who knocked the ball into the hands of Walton, the latter sprinting across the goal line for Greensburg's second touchdown. Later in the second quarter Wright plunged over for a touchdown. The final score came in the last M'KKKiil'PRT--'" Mavdw Vitsas i Cl nrr Simp-n 'vi Smoke i Baker Forkox rh i ij ri-wv. S' (I tra Marr.e- r.

TIES JOHNSTOWN Aerial Attack in Final Quarter Stymies Game. By Our Own Correspondent. JOHNSTOWN, Nov. 26. An aerial attack early in the fourth quarter blasted Johnstown's hopes for victory as Wilkinsburg High swept down the field for a touchdown and extra point that ended the game in a 7-7 deadlock.

Ap down. tniappmi place-kicked the resulting point. Later in the second period Alien Donelli took a punt on his own 20 yard mark and raced 80 yards through the opposing team but a penalty for clipping from behind cost the South Fayette team a touchdown. As the period drew toward the close the victors worked the ball toward the enemy goal and Mayo Donelli skirted his own left end for six yards and the champions second touchdown. The con Wellsville WinsBt Beats East bx quarter, Merlino heaving a pass to Wri.LSVl'.l.r r.

E. Anderson in the end zone. Lineup: By Our Own Correspondent. DONORA, Nov. 26 The annual Thanksgiving gridiron classic between Donora High and Monon-gahela High ended in a 7 to 7 tie before a crowd of 3,200.

Both scores came in the first quarter. Donora scored when Badzik threw a pass to Biasini in the end zone. Heslep place kicked for extra point. Al Leber, the valley's outstanding fullback who gained a total of 168 yards today late in the first quarter, went through right guard, eluded five tacklers and ran 78 yards for Monongahela's touchdown. Buchinari converted the extra point First downs were 12 for Donora and six for Monongahela.

Lineup: DONORA 7. MONONGAHELA 7. PerchaH L. Malloy Heslep Sutman Mihalko L. Buchinari Tubtn Nadelle GREENSBURG 25.

NORWIN 0. line left the Crusaders on the 1-yard stripe, just short of the coveted pay-off mark. This was the final St. Veronica threat, and as the final gun sounded the Preps had control of the ball in midfield. On the line for St.

Veronica's two giant lads at the tackle posts stood out, Tom Fearon and Walt Ross. These two boys just could not be moved out of the way by the Preps' forward wall. Albie Baptie and Eddie Habrot did good work in the backfield for the Preps, while Stan Kuklewski, Johnny Sabascin-ski, and Johnny Wroblewski were outstanding on the line with their stellar defensive manuevers. Lineup: DUQ. PREPS 0.

ST. VERONICA O. Pochatko L. Freger Byers L. Farr Caraci L.

Bmzark W. Anderson Penich Morgan R. Padula The Duquesne Preps and St. Veronica football teams fought to a scoreless deadlock yesterday in their Thanksgiving Day battle at Ambridge for the championship of the Catholic High School League. Unless league officials decide on a play-off contest, the schools will likely be considered co-champions for the 1936 crown.

St. Veronica's husky crew monopolized offensive honors for the day, rolling up 10 first downs to three for the lighter, but doughty prep school lads. Arnold Ponevac, who entered the game as a sub for Huwar at halfback was a great backs he constantly ripped through the Prep line for big gains. In the last quarter the Preps twice repelled the Veronicans in the shadow of the goal line. The first time the home eleven was stopped on the 8-yard line and Habrot kicked out of danger.

A minute later Ponevac tossed a 25-yard to his backfield mate, Tony Cas-sidy, who was stopped on the 5-yard line. Four terrific smacks into the ALTOONA CATHOLIC HIGH TRIUMPHS BEAVER FALLS TOPS BRIGHTON, 20 TO 7 Trn and Killian Score For Winners. Stolick R. risnk E. Anderson R.

Bevan Merlino Q. Zurich Pahel L. Runt Walton R. Kukovich Wright F. Karmazin Score by periods: Greensburg 32 0 7 25 Touchdowns Walton 2, Wright, E.

Anderson. Point after touchdown Faskey (placement). 1 nrh err Hp-team won the rv tic. defeating lc I iVrrr- i Seven th'-j-ari Fie.d to micro!) 'J Tigers' ft'tw-rs "if i thre oVu'll in r.iM wiih thf 5 'f, f' r--p- n- ders'in. i i Oliver's i ball snT ran f-r down Tn rv.

n'-' I far' li vi r.rr'f L-' McCloy Price 7 )' i ti I.srkms I' Plant f. Mar.juette Huff 1 Kin.y I Spenrer t. Oliver f. r. I Sanlorrf Sr-ore I'v r-'" after tucJi Reineckcr Players In proximately 6,000 fans braved snow squalls and bitter cold to witness the city's Thanksgiving grid classic on the icy Point stadium field.

Wilkinsburg's sudden unleashing of an aerial attack bewildered Johnstown backs who early in the first quarter had romped through Wilkinsburg to score with Nokes dashing 20 yards across the goal line. Banya booted Johnstown's extra point. Wilkinsburg's passing combination, Wlke to Shelby, caught local gridders defenseless. Wike, who kicked the extra point that tied the game, tossed a pass to Shelby for a 15-yard gain, placing Wilkinsburg on the local's 11-yard line. A second pass landed in Shelby's arms as he dashed across the goal to score.

Lineup: JOHNSTOWN 7. WILKINSBL'RG 7. Vargo ti. Bova Herb L. Dahl McKendree L.

Brown Baker MacNeil Capp L. Persultt. Coyne L. T. Fearon Wroblewski L.

Briola Marsalek J. Fearon Defeat Morgantown, 13-0, For Tenth Victory. By Our Own Correspondent. Stack Greco Biasini Badzik Strychalski Bolek G. -Q- F.

Sherwin R. Zonca Rochester Humbles Ferrari Mele Villella Livlneston Moorman Giannaneelo Leber 0 0 7 0 07 Goals from ALTOONA, Nov. 26. With Hannisan 10 victories and one defeat lor a Sabascinski R. Ross Kuklewski R.

Opperman Habrot Q. Ehauehnessy Baptie L. Cassidy Kotlowski R. Huwar Raymer F. Sacca Substitutions Preps: Kaczoroski, Mazur.

St. Veronica: Ponevac, Bosch, Schuler. Donora 7 0 Mononcahela 7 Touchdowns Biasini. Leber. season's record, Altoona Catholic Bu- high gridders closed the best sea touchdown Heslep (placement kick) chlnari (placement).

son in the schools history with a Beaver High, 20-0 BEAVER, Nov. 26. Rochester High school's football team defeated the Beaver High gridders, 20 to 0, today in their traditional Thanksgiving Pay battle. Trie winners piled up 17 first downs to four lor the Beaver team. In the first period Jsrk Hesser intercepted a Beaver pass and ran it back 50 yards for a touchdown.

Co-Captain Charles Catanese plunged from the one yard line for the second score and In the final quarter Krouse crashed over the pay-off lme from four yards out, after Hesser had intercepted a pass and ran the ball to the Beaver 13. Lineup: 13-0 victory over St. Francis Catho-lice high school of Morgantown, Goldberg Stars in Pitt Victory in a Thanksgiving feature Tribute to Late Backei Cable R. Caccamango By Our Own Correspondent. BEAVER FALLS, Nov.

2R. The Beaver Falls High warriors defeated their arch rivals, New Brighton High, by the decisive score of 20-7 before an estimated crowj of 12,000 here today. The victors scored in the first quarter when Trn plunged over from the two-yard line. The Crimson gridsters retaliated with La-poski passing to Oliver over the goal line for their lone marker shortly after the opening of the second quarter. The second half found New Brighton in its own territory, where it remained until the final whistle.

Killian, fleet Beaver Falls halfback, scored the remaining touchdowns in the last quarter, the first being from the 15-yard line and the second an intercepted pass on the nine-yard line with less than a minute to play. J. BRIGHTON' 7. BEAVER FALI.S90 here today. The first half ended in a scoreless tie.

Near the middle of the third period, Altoona got its offense underway and Sicola carried the Statistics of Game Garbinsky R. Ernest Shineler R. Conners Kurti Q. B. Wike Benya L.

Phelby Horchak R. Schwarzkopf I i -4 l.l r'Hr tffiTl reft! The fM: ani fool pali been avenue ROCHESTER 20. w. Ft Nokes F. Davn Dan over lor the nrst score on a 40-yard pass from Steinbauer.

Risbon's try from placement was BEAVER 0. Blark ravlinich Yurasich Finkbeiner Score by periods: Johnstown 7 0 0 0 7 Wilkinsburg 0 0 0 77 B-t wide. In the fourth period, Altoona Touchdowns Nokes. Shelby. Points after McCracken L.

E. Cordes L. T. Hairnill L. G.

Fisher Morell R. G. Mason R. Jersey R. E.

Hesser Q. B. Drouse L. H. Bromley R.

H. Catanese F. B. touchdowns Benya. Wike (placements).

pay respe't to tr. erker. Steele. H-M. Rrsun Steele, y.nrf-'r Konow, P.

Skull. Kifhrr I. Hnrr.H Smith, tirf '-'e completed three first downs and a Continued from Page 16.) up, started for his own left end but on reaching the 25 he tossed a wild lateral which LaRue gobbled up and took to the Pitt 34. That ended the first big Tartan threat It was now the Panther turn to show their power on attack. They proceeded to run and pass for three consecutive first downs to the Tech eleven, only to falter.

On fourth down, LaRue held the ball on the Tech 23 and Daddio lifted it through the uprights for the initial score of three points. Only two minutes remained in the period at this time. Daniell's second kickoff was an Stuck Klin 1 Pa vis Hall1 Brown Peoples Kountz forward pass, Heverly to Columbia, New Castle Defeats Midland in Final Game for 30 yard, putting the ball on the visitors' nine yard line. Risbon took it over on a plunge from the 3-yard line on fourth down. A pass.

NEW CASTLE. Nov 2fi. (Special.) Score by periods: Rochester 7 7 0 fi 20 Touchdowns Hesser. Catanese. Priusf.

Points after tourhdoun Catanese plunge i. Hesser (placement). Missed point after touchdown Krouse (plunge). Sicola to Columbia, was good for New Castle High school finished its season this afternoon with an easy 19-to-0 victory over Midland, making New Castle's the extra point and the 13-0 score, The lineup: Pitt Tech 5fi of scrimmage play 45 2fiO yard gained from scrimmage. 20 yards lost from scrimmage 2ft 240 net yards from scrimmage 113 5 forward passes attempted in 1 forward pae completed 2.

4 forward passes incomplete 8 16 yards gained from paw 125 2 opponents passes intercepted 2 14 yards gained from Intercepted passe. 30 yards from forward J2S 270. net yds. from passes and scrimmage. 'i'AH 10 first downs scrimmage 6 1 first downs passes 4 0.

downs from penalties. 1 11 total number of first downs 11 6 number of kirkoffs 3 23fl yardage nf kirkoffs 158 39 average length of kirkoffs S3 3 number of kirknfT returns 5 IfiO ardage of klrkoff returns 4K length nf kirknff returns 3 number of punts A 118 yardage of punts 193 39 average length of punts 32 1 number nf punt returns 1 11 yardage of pnnt returns 23 11. length of pant 23 2 number of penalties against 10 yards Inst from penalties 25 R2. total yards gained carrying ball 30 yds. lost from nrrimmage-passes-pen.

4 touchdowns scored 2 T. G. T. E. B.

Hockey Summaries I.T hE-IlT5- AMMMH I.HMt. tork rinnr.h Baltimore 3j4er.t' tinver Beitch Snowberger Carlo Hney Klutka Hartung Smith Anderson Laposki MORGANTOWN 0. fifth win in Class A A of the P. I. A.

L. New Castle scored two touchdowns in the first eight minutes of plav. then Grant W. Groom Marshall Goll Thompson T. Groom Picclnini Rose Killian Trn Lonnett Trovato Matelan made the error which started them on their way.

He signaled for a fair catch of Patrick's punt on the Tech 20 but fumbled and Delich dropped on the ball on the Tartan 17. Four plays brought a first down on the six and the slippery Goldberg slid through left tackle from that point for his third touchdown. Daddio converted. Only twice in their long series have the Panthers made more points "against Tech than yesterday Way back in 1910 they rolled up 35 and in 1929 they garnered 31. In their first meeting in 1906 they equaled yesterday's figures at 31.

On the other hand this is only the second time Tech has counted as many as 14 points on Pitt. The other instance was in 1926 when they won by 14-0. Goldberg came away with the leading yardage figures. He gained 16 times, failed once, and lost once for two yards, in 18 tries. He netted 100 yards carrying the ball from scrimmage.

He ran back one punt for 11 yards, and one kickoff for 87 yards to total 198 yards in 20 times carrying the leather, an average just short of 10 per try. Greene Gains 82 Yards. Arnold Greene, saying farewell to Ross 3 to 1 Favorite To Beat Jannazzo after that Bridenbaugh used up every substitute on the bench. New Castle scored 17 first downs to Midland' 4. Lineup: L.

F. Emery ALTOONA 13. Wertz Keown R. Depiro J. Depiro Schnaubelt Rively Columbia Holleran Steinbauer Sicola Hoffler NEW CASTLE 19.

MIDLAND 0. Nocera L. S. Smith L. E.

L. T. L. G. C.

R. G. T. E. Q.

B. L. H. H. H.

F. B. Decarlo Suchockl Fanok Chico Osecky Lenceh Billock Branney Zucha Forys UIN f- I1'1 F' 2 11.1 rut I I tM'ti'M NEW YORK. Nov. 26.

Barney Ross is a 3-to-l favorite to successfully defend his welterweight crown against Leonard Small fhicaco Tnrnnlo Score by quarters: Beaver Falls 0 New Brighton 7 Touchdowns Kilhan 2. Trn. Made points Rose 2. J. Laposki.

point Rose. 1420 7 Oliver. Missed exact duplicate of his opener with Patt getting it at the same spot, the 25-yard line, and scrambling back the same distance, to the 31. Incidentally in the first quarter, not a single punt was made as the foes used up all the time with their two sustained marches. Goldberg Runs 42 Yards.

Kopcsak inserted the first kick on the initial play of the second period, with Goldberg returning it 1, Vargo Duffy Roussos fM Ranse" 3 Overtime. T. L. G. C.

R. G. R. E. H.

R. Case Onuska Komora Connelly Edmifton O'Hara Alston Cora W. Smith McNeill Covelli Score by periods: Altoona Catholic 713 Mumford Mort Touchdowns Sicola and Risbon (sub for Steinbauer.) Points after touchdowns IMf RV A. Ff Cox tern Columbia, pass. Kominic Izzy Jannazzo, New York Esstsider, in Madison Square Garden tomorrow night, The boys are scheduled over the IS- round championship route with the winner I pledged to defend the crown against Ce- ferino Garcia, hard-hitting West Coast 1 welterweight, within 60 days.

I Unless there is a flood of money poured into the Broadway bettinc centers between now and post time, Bar- ney may climb through the ropes at a price of 4 or even 5 to 1. About all the Jannazzo money in evidence is wac- ered on Rosa failing to score a knockout i within six heats. B. 51 Score by periods: ,11 019 Small 1 New Castle 13 Touchdowns Kominic, Points after touchdown 0 6 Cox. Roussos.

4. successful tries for pt. after touchdown 2 1 ball Inst on downs 0 3 ball Inst on fumbles 4 4 fumbles made 8 1 own fumbles recovered 4 4 opponents' fumbles recovered 3 1 field goals attempted 0 1 field goal scored 0 I'lTT-BI H'H lex ell rid Pirates Leave Today For Boston Contest fs.te.n Vans Play Deadlock With Apollo Gridmen APOLLO, Nov. 26. For the second straight season Apollo and Vandergrift played a tie in their annual Thanksgiving battle, as the game ended in a scoreless deadlock on the Apollo field.

The Orange and Black Tigers outplayed the Lancers in ail departments of the game, piling up nine first downs to Van-dergrift's four. Apollo scored in the fourth quarter when Richter passed to Stone over the goal line, but the officials ruled that Stone was In motion and penalized Apollo five yards. Lineup: Cokers Trip Dunbar Sprtnfiel'l Philadelphia Prn idenre Hien RAMSAY CONNELLSVILLE, Nov. 2. Connells.

1 1 it, ir ville High had too much power for Its rival, Dunbar Township, and punched Its way through to a 26-to-0 decision here in AMAlt.lK I ii 1 I I 11 f. I I the annual Thanksgiving Day classic be ALVERTON, Nov. 2. Although out- i played in first downs. 8 to 4, East Hunting- I don copped a 6-0 upset victory over Mt.

Pleasant Ramsay here this afternoon by Atlantic It' blocking a punt late in the fourth quarter. 1 Baltimore The defeat put Ramsay out of the race for i v.irk the Westmoreland County Class A title i I'HTBl R'-H which went to Eewickley Township without Hershe The Pittsburgh Pirates will hold a final practice session here this morning, then entrain In the Pennsylvania station at 2 o'clock this afternoon on their last Journey of the season the National Pro Footbail League. They will bo to New York, remain over night, then depart for Boston tomorrow morning, drill there tomorrow afternoon and await Sunday's crucial meeting with the Redskins. If the Bucs win this one they will cinch the Eastern title and If they tie they will have a chance for a deadlock. A setback means they will disband, for fat title fight then will be between Boston and New York.

APOLLO 0. VANDERGRIFT 0. E. 1 1 college football in a strange spot at fullback, was second man with a net of 82 yards while Michelosen's fine runback of a kickoff of the last play of the first half brought him third honors with 73 yards net. Keller led the Tartans and was next for both teams with 51 while Matelan had a net of 47 yards for fifth place.

Tech had nine players end their careers and only Marshall Magee iore 3.000 fans. Pepe scored in each of the first two periods, the first after a long drive and then on a sleeper forward while he made his third in the third quarter after Z. Hart had gone over. The lineup: CONNELLSVILLE 2H. DUNBAR 0.

Mi.Hl. dispute. MT. PLEASANT 0 E. HUN'DON 1" from the Pitt 24 to the 35.

In six plays, two of which were offside penalties of five yards each against Tech, the Panthers had counted again. Goldberg hit pay territory on a 42 yard sprint when he ran his own right end, slipped along the sideline a few yards, then zigzagged across the field to elude all pursuers, and cross the goal line standing up as Jerry Rosenthal made one last futile dive from the five. Daddio placekicked the tenth point. A succession of fumbles brought golden opportunities to both teams immediately afterward. Pitt covered one by Lehman on the Tech 25 but Napotnik voided it with an interception of a pass from Goldberg.

Captain Henrion dove on one by Stebbins on the Pitt 48, but Tony Matisi retaliated a few plays later by getting Matelan's bobble on the Pitt 57. This proved a fatal Tech mistake as Big Arnold Greene, making his first and last at riltlll' Grimm Morrow Franks (C). Tilson Long Clark CunninRham Stone Richrter Gibson Stokes Dudenis Debiasio Stltt Plowman Elder Stewart Shutt Cherre Butch Alker G. T. R.

E. B. L. H. R.

H. B. ception by Patrick but the Chicago husky fumbled and Carnelly recovered for Tech on the Panther 26 with only a few minutes of the half remaining. Matelan smashed left tackle for seven and then ran right end for a touchdown from the 19, falling in the extreme left corner of the field, just across the line. Henrion piacekicked the seventh point.

Michelosen nearly got loose on the ensuing kickoff but was halted on the 50 and the half ended there. Tech kicked off to Pitt to open the final half and when Greene punted on fourth down the inspired Skibos were on their way to their second score. Matelan returned the boot from his 21 to the Sixth Ward Triumphs failed to see action. A dozen Pitt The Sixth Ward A. C.

won the sandlot Jacobs L. Mclndoe Fiandaca L. Stana Jordan L. Young Gaudino Beanner Devorak R. Wenst'er Shambera R.

Petro Kuhtao R. Tomechko Davis Q. Popoveci Kozar L. Claybrook Zelenka R. Zubic.

Mongelluzzo F. Filam East Huntingdon 0 0 0 61 Referee Larue. Umrire McM-inn Linesman Olszewski L. Brookings Powley L. Baker Bell L.

8mith Davis Roland Martin R. Detone Curra R. Doppelheuer Mossholder R. Randolph Lewis Q. Kooser Hughes L.

Seifert Pepe R. Stimmell Hepler F. E. Rowe Scoring by quarters: Connellsville 6 6 4 0 28 FOR THE fEBODY mm vivs I championship of the Strip when they 1 the Valley Tigers yesterday, 13 to 0, WASHINGTON. Nov.

25. Peabody I on the Arsenal Higft school field. Berkey h.lL"! 1.the Washington Generals and B. Bushka scored touchdowns. Volume i-To ThanksS'v' brecht made the extra point with a place-in ii i consecut'v' ment.

Lineup: aon. Peabodv scorea a virtnrv t. -No boys al-o said farewell with only Halfback Leo Malarkey not playing. Babe Patt, Tech's great end, was the only lad to go the full distance but like his other departing mates, he had to lay aside his togs without the thrill of a single victory over Pitt while the depart r-nttinr Loss T.ff. General.

OIAln UiitKIMI. to i Yu ever Flowers L. nir rfnrrais nonie ne'fi ALUMNI 13. Touchdowns Pepe 3. Z.

Hart (sub for Hepler). Points after touchdown Lewis 2 (placement kicks). Referee Frazier. Umpire Parkinson. Linesman Ditty.

Keily L. Lapitskl (c) L. 44 and the 56-yard drive was ac GENERALS 0. Miller Kennevan Robinson appearance here as a fullback. ing Panthers were proudly making L.

L. acrTAl DISEASE J. Vukmanic Jnsinski R. tj Jurkovskv Favo Surloff Oohtz Wc(Jj Lonir nski R. broke through left guard on thepiays.

The climax was a long pass second play, labored along with his on third down from Matelan to 1 I I rtniinna fn? i iiefm. -i C. Conley Barkovich Bamy D. Lucas I. Broz Barkovich Spudieti F.

Broz Labomski Kasiba Redhaus Deidebin R. n. R. Q. Elais i volbrecht yi Knhctitiito f-itrhtarirt nhnnv Ifcllai.

Soltice U'H! yards to the Tech nine and only their exit with the record of never losing to the Tartans. It was the last Thanksgiving Day meeting for the two Oakland teams and both sides will readily admit that it was a fitting farewell and one long to be remembered. Attn n'1 Packard McLaughlin H. Levy J. Levy Ichenko R.

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Detroit Shades Creighton OMAHA, Nov. 26. (United Press.) Detroit University's powerful Titans mashed out a 6-0 victory over the Creighton University Blue.iays before a Thanksgiving Day crowd of 000 in Creighton Stadium here today. Outplayed through four quarters, Creighton managed to stave off three goal line marches by the Titans atter the Detroiters had scored midway in the first period on five consecutive completed passes. Wrube.k, 7 6 013 til Levy.

Point i Berkey. B. Bushka. Goal Levy to Ich- rom touchdown Volbrecht (placement). lournnowns Rustry, J.

after touchdown (pass) H. nko. Referee R. Davis. was araggea down from behind by the fleet Rosenthal.

LaRue Dives Over. LaRue hit left guard for four, Greene made two at center and then Bobby dove over from the three through right tackle. Daddio anaemia and DANCE MUSIC ON AIR 7 :45 Ruth Autenreith and the Four Jacks 9:45 Danny Mason 10:45 Will Roland 11:30 Carl Eddy 12:15 Will Roland 12:30 Danny Mason 12:45 Fran Eichler Tune in To nit To Mirti- Rankine Wins Marathon fil RM AX HELD EV F.N. a BELL TOWNSHIP HIGH VICTOR. SALINA.

Nov. 2. Bell Township High of Salina won the Ktski valley championship for the second straight season as it defeated Avonmore here by the score of 27-0. It was the seventh win of the season for the Bellhops as they ended the 1938 campaign in a blaze of glorv. Lineup: BELL 27.

AVONMORE 0. UNIONTOWN. Nov. 2i. Expected I to be easy picking f.ir German BERWICK.

Nov. 28. (United High Srnool, Masontown went into a score'-. Press.) Robert Rankine. Preston Ont The play started on the Pitt 46, Keller grabbed the ball on the 23 and ran the rest of the way, with LaRue hopping on his back and riding along for the last five yards.

Kopcsak placekicked the fourteenth point. Lateral Gains 87 Yards. The Tech hopes, quickly aroused, were as suddenly stiffled. Kopcsak got off a dandy kick-off which LaRue gathered in on the Pitt 12. Starting toward his left sideline he neatly slipped the leather to Goldberg who was heading in the opposite direction- The Hebrew Hill Billy jogged 87 yards for a Al" 1 'N1 Ins, A lt m' bpp-Yn ttafU Wi Make No Charge or 1" j0 St.

Rosalia Preps Open less deadlock today beiore a crowd of sev- 1 won Berwick marathon today with a ral thousand tans at McClellandtown. rtnvmg last-minute sprint. The final five German's only opportunity to score came miles of the nine-mile 3SS-yard course was in the third quarter when a forward pass a 'hrce-eornered battle between Rankine put the oval insidi the 10-yard line. Ma-i Jnnn Kelly. Boston, and Lou Gregory.

New If iiiu hae under. nnwn neiq ror mree downs and German tannines lime was ai The St. Itosalia Preps football team of Greenfield, winner of eight straight games this year, have several dates open for games at home and abroad. McKeesport Olympics and Duquesne Orioles are re Blood and Urini Tj I U. Hamilton L.

Serene E. rnahan L. Day Kralik L. Kologie Kontra Grant Gerh'im R. Bothegal Delisi R.

Staptnskl Used R. Cunningham Q. Andritz Polechko (C) L. Rupert Keller R. Prugh Burtyk F.

Richards 35 2-5 seconds, only 2-5 second behind the course record, which he established last year in winnine the event. Baseball A. A. attempted a field goal. The lineup: GERMAN.

MASONTOWN. Konesky L. Andrews Brnes L. Kikta Solasky G. Glagoia Fior Shotts quested to call Hazel 1130 and ask for auuea point number 17 and the Tech fans began thinking about going home early for their turkey dinners.

Jerry Rosenthal halted that urge on the second play after the kick-off. Carnelly was back as if to punt when the Allderdice High graduate ran in back of his teammate, took the ball from his hands and ran 17 yards to the Pitt 48 He hurt his leg on the play and had to follow Steve Miklaucic, another Carnegie casualty of the first half, to the dressing room. Pitt halted this threat on a pass inter- Bobby Burke after o'clock. touchdown in typical fashion and GREENBRIER VICTOR. INSTITUTE Daddio place kicked the twenty-fourth point.

That sensational sprint took the Score by quarters: 541 WOOU Bell Township 14 0 7 27 Mlinchanck R. Hall Bilpuch R. D. Snyder "Baseball Night" will be observed at Lan R- Faith I the Pittsburgh Athletic Association to- uber Q. B.

Darr night, with William Benswanger and Sam 3tso M. Fidek Walters, president and vice president, re- Hrt R-H Bosnick spctively, of the Pirates, amonj the Fetlfi F. Mattis ipeaken. LEWISBURG. W.

Nov. 26 Charleston Greenbrier Military School piled up 27 points In the first half and won Its traditional game from Charleston High 33 to 0. Thomas. Ctaten and Morria each Touchdowns Burtyk 2. B.

Carnahan, heart out of the underdog Tartans and they yielded seven more 2nd Floor, Crogan Polechko. Extra points Hamilton 3 scored once and Jimmy Coleman twice. Long runs were frequent. fwuwa uwumajr iu wc last perioa. Noonan.

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