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"rT r- BASE 28 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS, TUESDAY. MAY 13. 947 D( Wtct CcsFPDgLk IT )ll HI SOD Sports StewServed Hot By PAUL kttutt: GRAND FELLOW TO QUIT One of Pittsburgh's most popular principals Dr. Bruce Cobaugh will retire from his position at langley High, June 24 A graduate of Somerset High. Mr.

Cobaugh was graduated from Gettysburg College in 1905. and taught physics and chemistry besides being the football and baseball coach. Jim Hoffman Handcuffs Tunnelites; Langley, Allegheny Undefeated Allegheny and Langley today ruled the roost in the City High School Baseball League, both extending winning streaks at the expense of league "rivals yesterday. South Hills, which had shared the top spot with Lang-ley in Sec. 2 went down to spectacular defeat as Jim Hoff- 'man, a 16-year-old righthander.

at Bridgeton, N. J. He moved to Connells-ville in 1909 and after three years he joined the California State Normal School staff Mr. Cobaugh came to Old Riverside High in West End in 1313 and in April. 1923, was appointed vice principal at Langley In July, 1943, Dr.

Cobaugh became the principal, at the Sheraden institution where he is so well liked He recently was honored by the Sheraden Traders Rumors are flying that Lloyd Cleland, on a year's leave of absence after being Director of Personnel in the Pittsburgh Public School system, may leave the Westminster College presidency to return here Years ago, Cleland was a football official and an assistant coach at Bellevue Later, tossed a perfect no-hit 2-0 shutout SCHOLASTIC SPORTS SCHEDULE TODAY WPIAL GOLF See. 2 Har-Brack at Penn: Plum SLA Dr. Bruce Cobaugh he was at Allegheny High and was principal at Herron Hill Junior High former sports stars of the St. Clair-Arlington Heights districts will hold a reunion in Mt. Oliver Firemen's Hall tomorrow night Henry J.

ESter is general chairman of the St. Clair Athletic Assn. which is sponsoring the affair and also a varied sports program for youths in its area Honus Wagner will be the honored guest wjth Rosey Rowswell as master of Bc 3 Sewickley at Weit View; Am- ouuuxi nuj piMie. brwg, at Midland. Bears Overwhelmed TRACK AND FIELD MEETS MrKeesport at wukimburir; penn at Walt Tanner.

Langley pitcher, did Butler; Brentwood at Shady Side: Bridge- almost as Weil in the Other lm-vuie, Baldwin at Dormant: Canoniburz i 0 Mt. Lebanon. Greensburg at conneiii- i portant Sec. 2 game, holding Oliver (night ito one jylt tne Bears were over- at Carrick. In bringing Carried its important victory over the Tunnelites.

Hoff man did not iisue a single walk, Two men who did reach first, got on base through errors. The winners were held to two hits by Ken whelmed, 13-1. Allegheny's fourth 'straight victory in Sec. 1 came at westinghouse's expense, 6-1. Lonnie Blair, Allegheny Vocation a Is ace Negro righthander.

turned in a one-hitter to win, 2-1, jover the South High Orioles. He fanned 16 during a brilliant exhi- bition. striking out the first 10 men 1 to face him. Pinch-hitter Walt Williams spoiled a perfect game with a single to left in the fifth. It was a good day for the pitchers all srritinri.

Hits and runt a-aF0 scattered and infrequent lor the most nart. There win not be a Sunday School meeting whenOPIAA District 11 committee members, headed by R. B. Stapleton. face Allentown High representatives on ineligibility charges tomorrow in Tamaqua The service organizations (Lions, Kiwanis and Rotary clubs) will sponsor a dinner for the West Newton High Another one-hitter came In Twilight League victory in op- Coraopolis-Craf ton game won by Hopper of Crafton.

6-0. Cora-; opolis remains tied with Stowe in 2Scc- 1 45 tne tter blanked ljnegie. 8-0. The NatioTial Headliners' Club will hold its 14th annual frolic in Atlantic City, June 13-14-15 An opening day feature will be activities at the race track where there will be a Headliners' Handicap JoaJi Weintraub of the Press Club is chairman of the frolic An alumni golf tourney will be added to the commencement week program next month at Allegheny College It will be staged on the Hailwood Golf Course near Meadville June 6 and 7 One of the happiest fellows over Latrobe High's victory in the Westmoreland County track meet at Jeannette'was Vince Quatrini, the sport scrivener His delight was enhanced when Greensburg finished fourth Howard (Paddy) Peckman, a former McKeesport pitcher in the Penn State is twirling for the Knox-ville Smokies in the Southern Assn. Golf Pros Seldom Select Puller as Favorite Club Reason Is That It Usually Causes Most Worry to Touring Linksmen By BEN HOGAN Prior to the departure of the American Walker Cup team for England last month, the U.

S. Golf Assn. polled its members on their favorite golf club. I believe you'll McKeesport Plays Smilers This Evening Neville Plays At McDonald Having brushed aside Neville, the Pleasant Valley Smilers battle for their second straight Greater Pittsburgh League victory as host to McKeesport at the Wilson" Ave nue Field tonight. The other G-P contest has McDonald entertaining Neville.

Following an opening 5-5 deadlock with Wllkinsburg, Pleasant Valley dropped a pair to Neville, 5-4, and to Oakmont, 2-0. But Manager Bus Garlick's Smilers came back by downing Neville, 8-3, Sunday. Tony Fabor, a southpaw, or Don Snatchko, a righthander, is likely to take the mound for Pleasant Valley this evening. John Zangrilli will be the the catcher. McKeesport also bids for Its second consecutive win after having defeated McDonald, 5-2.

Sunday. The Tubers were shutout in their opener by Dormont, 4-0. Optimist Seeks Third Win The Optimist Club of Allegheny tries for its third straight North P0? the North Siders at Gardner nem mis evening. Keaung entertains West View in the other loop tut. The Optimists defeated Ems-worth, 14-4, and Keating, 7-3, in their first two pnrtmnters.

North Siders beat Wesfc Vlew 4.2 Observatory Post 81 was required to forfeit its victory of Sunday to American Legion 565 for failure to file its registration of players ac cording to leaguer rules. "We have been forced to hand out two forfeitures during the past tew days because of rules' infractions," Director Joe Goetz said. "The teams have their rules which they established. Where there are violations we intend to puish the offenders to the fullest extent of the league rules." Three County Loop Tilts After dropping two decisions, Fineview will try to shake off its losing ways in visiting Corabpolis in County League rivalry tonight. Kollar beat Fineview, 6-2, and Elliott, was a 7-1 victor.

The other County games have Elliott Phillies seeking their second win as hosts to Brookllne at Herschel Field, and Kollar showing against Carrick at Phillips Park. Milkmen In Action Pittsburgh Milk goes after its second Hazelwood League triumph in opposing Salines at Burgwin Park. The Milkmen blanked the Car-dons. 6-0. while Salines were beaten by, the Veterans.

15-11. By PAUL KURTZ. SANDLOT RESULTS GREATER PITTSBURGH LEAGUE Neville 11 Wilklnsburg Cralton 14 McDonald Oakmont 4 Dormont COINTT LEAGCE Oakland 4 Kollar Carrick 1 Brookllne Pulaski 8 Coraopolii SOUTH BILLS LEAGUE Coraepolia 4 Wash. Heiahta St. Clair 3 E.

Carnegie LEGION LEAGCE AmbridBe 9 Beaver Homestead 2 Etna WEST PEN LEAGLE Lawrenrevilla ...12 Arsenal Wiikinsburg 13 St. Mary Stamm 5 Hampton Duquesne 5 Braddock TRI BORO LEAGLE Heidelberg 7 Snowden Camp Hill 12 Coverdaia Willock 7 Duquesne SOUTH HILLS JUNIOR LEAGUE Baldwin A. Hollv A. INTFR-COUNTT LEAGUE Garfield VTW ...13 Homestead B'. Freeport 6 Millvale SUBURBAN LEAGUE Universal 8 Amvets 3 4 3 3 1 1 A-K LEAGUE w.

6 Leerhburg Ford City 7 Apollo KISKI VALLEY LEAGUE Palina 10 Hvd Park Frownatown 13 Kisktmere Bruno Cubs .....10 Avor.more N. Vandergrift ..10 E. Vander grift 12 Luceico NORTHSIDE TWILIGHT LEAGUE St. Anthony 4 Xmsworth INDEPENDENT Monarch 7 Braddock Vetg 8issvale Legion. 4 Wjlkinsburg Veta Nuttal 4 W'averlv Sheraden 4 West End Grove A.

1 Kennedy Eight innings, darkness. SOFTBALL LaPlace ...12 National Valve 1 3 a Trion 10 Schnable Rockwell 5 Bellevue Lawr. Tigers Rams Pen. Roll 2 Mellon Roonev VTW 7 Ross St. Oeo.

K. of C. 13 Verona Charleroi went down to defeat at home as the California Cubs took the lead in Sec. 17 of the WPIAL with a 3-2 victory. Four teams successfully protected unblemished records in sectional competition.

AliauiDDa. defending titlist. edged Midland, 7-6, in Sec. 6. Shaler topped Hampton, 10-6, In Sec 9.

New Kensington won its eighth straight behind Tony Ko-towski, 2-1, over Har-Brack. Franklin Twp. blanked Elders Ridge, 1-0, in Sec. 12. Two other undefeated teams Wampum, Sec.

8, and Dunbar, Sec 16 did not play. Palmer Cards 69 Copping Golf Title A three-under-par 69 at West moreland Country Club yesterday cleared the first hurdle for Arnold Palmer, 17-year-old Latrobe High School divot-digger, to a successful defense of state individual high school golf championship. It was good enough, too, to re-: tain his WPIAL title. But that was according to the pre-tourney dope. Runner-up was Leroy Bringe of Oakmont.

Bringe carded 39-37 76. Tied at 79 were Bill Zigo of Har-Brack and Mitchell Fudoli of Butler. Ray Korody, Greensburg. and Stan Wielgoleski, Baldwin were tied in the next spot with 81s. The first six qualified for the state tourney at State College May 23-2 when there will be 5 holes of medal play.

Arnold Palmer. Latrobe 34-35 f9 I.erov Oakmont 39-37 76 Zlgo. Har-Brack 38-41 79 Mitchell Fudoll. Butler 40-39 79 Ray Korodv. 42-39 81 Stan Wielgoleski, 45-30 81 Roger Jewett.

Butler 42-40 82 Bnvard Wright. Latrobe 41-41 82 Howard Rice. AaplnwaU 41-41 82 Bob Feillv, West View 42-41 83 Cliff Gam. West View 43-40 83 Mike Gabal. Ambrldge 42-42 84 SOMETHirJG ft KE5ULT8 YESTERDAY 44V TRACK Shaler GOLF -9J Shady 3ld TENNIS Ambri-lz WPIAL BASEBALL Coreonoiis Plum Twp.

Srentwood ..5 Ydgewood Cra ton North Fayette Robinson Washington Washington Hickory Cwil Avonworfh Rochester Ambrldge. Altquippa Wet'. View Bnaler N. Kensington fiaringdale Greensburg Jeannet.fe Franiclin Kwiaaval Braddock 8 4 6 .1 7 9 5 .12 4 .14 7 7 2 .10 2 2 7 .1 Carnegie Bridgeville Pe'ers Trinity Chartsers McDonald Midway Avaion Hone ell 1 Monaca 2 Beaver Midland Aspinwall Hampton Har-Brack larentum Derrv Twp. Youngwood EMers Ridge.

bi 1 .12 Wilklnsburg 2 Turtle Creek 6 Penn Scott Giasspnrt 9 Pittsburgh 1 Mt. Lebanon 4 McKeesport 3 liipruii ciairton 1 Humt Ramsay 3 nll9en 6 Brownsville California 3 Charleroi Monongahela 4 Pnnora IJnlontown 11 (hrraan fouth 5 North Marion 5 Masontown Carmlchaela 12 Mapletown Jefferaon 22 E. Wampum Phenanco Union 1 Eastbrook New Wilmington. 3 Mt. CITY LEAGLE Peihod 14 Wash Voc Allegheny 6 Westinghouse.

fichenley 3 Conreliey Allegheny Voc. 2 South Langley 1 Oliver Cairrlck 2 South Phils Return Etten PHILADELPHIA, May 13 The Philadelphia Phillies announced today that First Baseman Nick Etten has been returned to the New York Yankees, from whom he was obtained for a 30-day trial. JAMES H. TANNER has switched to Calvert because Calvert is smoother. of IS IVt Strwet.

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freowms space for liwing, cook-ing, eating. roomy closet, drawer, storage space. luxe diwan. opening into fwll size doable bed. smart station wagon finish, airflow design.

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SCHUSLER 606 PENN AVE. Wilklnsbare CH. 94S9 0 2 1 3 2 4 i CALLAHAN On Sunday night, Ida la. Black, widow of Dennis J. Callahan: mother of Mrs.

E. J. Fischer. Mrs. W.

D. Rush. James B. and Charles J. Callahan.

Sister of Charles J. Black. Funeral from MfCabe s. 5300 Penn on Maw 14, 1947, at a. m.

Requiem high mass at Sacred Heart Church at ii s. m. CAPAN Sundav, May 11. i947 Mary, of 501 First TraSord. beloved wlfa of the late Mike Capan mother of Mrs.

Helen Toth, Mrs. Frances Cherry of Zanesrille. Joseph and Lotus of Traf-ford. Friends received at the Corl Funeral Home. Trafford.

Pa. Requiem high mass at Regis R. C. Church on Wednesday at 10 o'clock. ARBAI GH On Monday, May 12.

1947. at the Homestead Hospital. Mrs. Anna Carbaugh. mother of Joseph Carbaugh, and Mrs.

Edna Mvers. Friends received st the Louis W. Feit Funeral Home, Lincoln Highwav. East McKeesport. whera services will be held Wednesday at p.

ra. Interment Richland Cemetery, Dravos-bur. Pa. CLARE On Mondav. Mav 13.

1947. Mra. Amelia H. Friesel Clare, wife of Charles R. Clare of 217 West Oliver Road.

Homestead Park. Survived bv 2 daughters. Irene M. Clare and Mrs. Virginia Onaitis; 2 sisters.

Mrs, John Hamilton and Mrs. Irene Thebv; 2 brothers. Elmer and Charles Friesel. Friends received at George I. Green Funeral Home, 3511 Main Homestead Park, where services will be held Thursday afternoon.

May 15. at 2 o'rlock. COWAN Of 3908 Brownsville Tuesday. May 1947. Amsi W.

ace 63 vears: husband of the 1st Clara Of lhar Co an: father of Mrs. Jeanne C. Knob-loch and A. Walter Cowan brother of Mrs. Annie B.

Dovie and Char'es N-Howard A. and O. Earl Cowan. Friends received at the John F. Semmelrock Funeral Home, 2134 Brownsville Carrick.

Services Thursday at 2 o'clock. Interment in South Side Cemetery. CRICHLEY On Saturdav afternoon. Mar 10. 1947.

at 2:55 p. at the family home. 1404 Westfield Beecbw. AUc A. Crichley (nee McGrathi.

beloved wlfa of Charles H. Crichlev. mother of Charlea Edwin H. Crlchiey, and Mrs. Allco Schmidt; sister of Mrs.

Clara Smith, Mrs. Catherine Pastorius. Mrs. Mildred Eller-meyer, Mrs. Margaret Stone, and Damian.

Thomas. Paul and Leo McGrath. Also four grandchildren. Friends received at the Beinhaucr Mortuary. 3630 W.

Liberty Ave. until Wednesday raomvng. at 9 o'clock Solemn requiem high mass at St. Catherine's Church st 10 clock. Friends invited.

KOI OKU On Mondav, May 12. 1947J J. Calvin, husband of Anna Burkhart CrofTord. of 214 Conniston lather of Amv Foster. Minnie Henremuth.

Anne. Paul. Daniel. Robert Lt. Calvin, and Edward CrofTard, Survived also bv 14 grandchildren, and two brothers, Charles and Bashor.

-Friends received at th chapel of John Slater and Sons. 2J Brownsville Rd Mt Oliver, en Tuesday until 10.30 p. m. Interment Wednesday at Johr.stowti, Pa. DAtIS On Sundav.

Mav 11, 1947. at her residence. 1742 Morntngalde Emma Conner Davis, wife of the late Charles B. Davis; sister of Mrs. George H.

Crider. John George W. and W. R. Conner.

Friends may call at the Rodenlser Funeral Home, 150 Neclev Ave Es. where services will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock niCKSON On Sundav. Mav XI. 1947. at 8:05 p.

James, son of the late David and Elizabeth McKre Dickson: brother of Elizabeth D. Diebold of Beaver, and Mary D. Friend of Pgh Pa Funeral services at the Fisher and Owen Funeral Home, 126 Harelwood Ave on Wednesday afternoon at 2 clock. Friends invited. FSTAT1CO On Sundav mornlnft at 11:30 o'clock.

Agostino Estatiro. husband of Anna Marie Fstattro of 920 Portland ft father of Mrs. Josephine Ounst. Mrs. Constance Borkovich.

Mrs Madeline Mrs. Antoinette Sadler, Emmanuel. Anthony, Anna Marie, Rocco, Ruth. John and Beatrice Estatico. Friends mav call at the Zepfel Funeral Home.

272 Shady E. E. Funeral mass at Sacred Heart Church. Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. GIESEY On Sunday, May 11.

1947, 12:03 a. Marie Virgl Gieser, wife of Thomas F. Giesey and mother cf Mrs. John Turkilv. Jr.

Friends will bo received at her late home. Bulger, Pa until Tuesday morning. May 13. Funeral services will be held from the Roy E. Pibel Funeral Home, Ltgonier, on vteanesnay.

may 14, at i p. m. GILBERT On Mondav. May 12. 1947.

at 6:45 a. Elizabeth Gilbert, of 5904 Slan-ton daughter of Delia Ingram Gilbert and the late John P. Gilbert. Friend received at the Funeral Home of Gilbert Mclnnes. Butler St at 46th.

where serv ices will be held Wednesday afternoon, at 2 p. rn. Interment Allegheny Cemetery. GROWRO N-Ll rOLD On Mon'tiev, May 18. 1947.

at her residence, 6723 MrPher-son Ruth Lupoid Growdon, wife of Lt. Co). John S. etrowdon. tr.

A daughter Mra. Ruth Lupoid. Friend may call at the Rodenlser Funeral Home. 150 S. Negley Ave where services win pe- neto on Wednesday at 4 o'clock.

GRUNFR On Monday. Mav 12. at p. John Greiner in his 75th vear, of 38 Roval N. husband of LiUia Ritter Greiner.

and brother of Mrs. Margaret Lui z. Mrs. Catherine Kraut, Mrs. Hannah Reslck and Mr.

Frank Greir.rr. Funeral services Thursday, Mav 15, at 2 p. ni. at Herman's Chapel, 702 Ohio St. Friends invited.

HAB1CH On Sundav, May 11, Mrs. Anna Habich. widow of Charles of 321 Singer McKees Rocks; mother of William Carl of Norwalk, and Mra. George F. Naylor and sister of Mrs.

George Engel and Mrs. Herman Geiser; 5 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Friends received at McDermott Bros 1225 Chartlera McKees Rocks. Services on Wednet-d a y. May 14.

at 2 p. m. HIRZ Tuesday, Mav 13. 1947. at 2 a.

Lena Vats Hirz. age f5: beloved wife of Ben Hirz: mother of Louts Hirs. Toronto, Canada; Dr. Max Hirz, of Fast St. Louis.

Illinois: Mr. Morris Chotlner. cf McKeesport: Mrs. Harold Fleischer, Herman and Bernard Hirz. of Pittsburgh: sister of Mrs.

Robert Darwin, of Los Angeles; also nine grandchildren. Friends received at Ralph Schugar Chapel, 5509 Centre Ave where services will be held ot Wednesday. May 14, at 3 p. m. Interment Poale Zedeck Cemetery, JABLONSKI On Monday.

Mav 12, Broni-slais. of 4315 Stanton Avenue, hunband of the late Anna Jablonski: father of Irene. Matthew. Ous and Les. end one.

erandchild. Friends received at the B. F. Harenski Funeral Home. 191 Forty-third St.

Requiem mass on Fridav, May 16. In Hoiv Family Church, at 9 a. m. Inter- mert St. Stanislaus Cemetery.

JACONET A On Sunday, Serafina F-lusia. beloved wife of the lata Pasquala Jacoretta, mother of Mrs. Mary Palermo. Nicola. Carmen and Michael Ja.coner.ta of Mrs.

Rosantia DeLuca. of Italy. Funeral from the Chanel of Herbert V. Soerling Funeral Home. 311' Pearl 8t on Wednesday at a.

m. Requiem mass at The Fein of Christians Church at 10' o'clock. Friends invited JANSEV On Sundav, May 11, 1947, Flora Schiffhauer. wife of the late Gerhard Jansen. in her 78th vear; mother of Mrs.

Sulome Bach Pete and Gerhard Jansen, Aiso survived by two Bisters, Catherine, and Magdalena 8-hifThauer. and seven grandchildren. Friends received at hsr home, 659 Margaret st Funeral Friday morring at 9 o'clock. Solemn high masa at St. JoFeph a R.

C. Church at 9:31 o'rlock Interment St Joseph's Cemterv. JASPFRT 8a urdav. May 10. 1947, Anna Jaspert.

age 72 years nee Pohlman of 78 Club Drive. Southern Highland, widow of George Jaspert- mother of Mrs. Josephine Randail of Los Ad-Ua Jaspert. of Boston. I George H.

of Andover. Mtfi snd William B. JasDert of Pgh sister of William and Enrtl Pohlman: also 9 Brand-children and 5 great-grandchildren. Friends receiver! at the Beinhauer Mortuary, 2630 W. IJhertv Ave where service will be held Wednesday at 2:30 p.

m. infitoi jnvi'o ABAS Or 3112 Mav Street, Castle Slian-non, snddenly, cn Mondav, May 12, 1947. at 1:45 a. Mile, huiband of the late Millie Kara. In his 80ih year.

Father of George. Mike. Ann. Stanley and John Karas. Friends received at th E.

B. Lauehlin Funeral Home. Castle Shannon, until Wednesdav. May 14. at 9.30 a.

m. Services st Serbian Eastern Orthodje Church. Sidney street. South Side, at ..1 a. ra.

KENNY On Mondav. May 12. 1947. Jesft wife of James B. Kenny of 88 Eastwood Rd mother of Mrs.

Mae Oardlnef, James William W. and John t. Kennv. Friends received at th Eaton Funeral Home. 733 Ross Wilklnsburg.

where services will be held Wed nesday afternoon at 2 clock. KERN Monday, MaV 12. 1947, at a. Frank beloved husband of Cat etine Raurh; father of Joseph, Lawrerf John. James and Clarence.

Mrs. HI rietta Court. Rose RasnantL Catherine Francis, Sisters of Friends received at A. Staab Sons Fu- reral Horn. 900 Chartlers Pgh.

Funeral Friday at 8 a. m. Requiem high ireass at St. Phillin Church at 9 o'clofk. LAUTF.NSCHLAGER OBER Sunday.

May 11. 1947, Bacbman Ober. wife of Franc W. Lautensc.hlager of Bab-cock Ross Township: mother of Mrs. Catherine Ober Hirth; sister of Mrs.

Teresa Lanre: aunt of Robert ar.d Ann Hamilton, and Mrs. Margaret Lac he: also survived by 1 grandchild. Friends received at the Brandt Funeral Home. Perry Highway. Perrysville, where services will held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

I.ENT7 On Saturday. May 10, France .1. Lentz nee Mc.Donoughi, of 422 Washington Sprtngdale. wife of William H. Lentz.

Br.j mother of Mark and William H. Lentz. Jr. Friends received at the MeJenyzer Funeral Home. 114 Main Belle Vernon, where faneral will be held at 8:30 a.

Wednesday. May 14, with requiem high mass at 9 a. m. In St. 8ebastian R.

C. Church, followed bv Interment in Belle Vernon cemetery. LILLY On Tuesdav. May 13, 1947. st 4 50 a.

Frank W. Ltflr of 1420 North Franklin husband oi ura E. ast. Funeral services at the James Lowrie Memorial Home, 1407 Chateau St. at Pennsylvania on Friday at 2 p.

ra. Frienos irrvitea. LOOM IS Sudden! on May 11, 1947. Harold Loomls. ot 21 Hfland Coraopolis.

brother of Norma, Marion, and Margaret; grandson of Daisy Mason. Coraopolis, Pa. Friends received at the Russell L. Troxeil Funeral Home. 887 Fifth Ave.

Coraopolis. where services will be held Wednesday. Msy 14, at 2 o'clock. interment Coraopolis cemetery. LYONS On Monday evening.

May 12. 1947. Annie Flovd Lyons, daughter of the late Samuel B. and Margaret Jane Floyd, of 5553 Black St E. E.

Mother of Mrs. A. D. Allen of Seer amento. Cal.

stater if Mary H. and William L. Floyd of Pgh. Friends received at the Raymond C. Wades Funeral Home, Baum Bred, at Graham E.

where serriees wiH be held. Time later. TO Harrv L- Slphinstonev Respondent: Takt notice) that the case of Haael Flphlnatone arainst you for divorce vinculo matrimonii, at No. 140 April Term. 1947.

Common Pleas Court, County. will be tried t- the City-County BuCdicg. Pittsburgh. when called, or as soon as la convenient to said Court. Albert G.

Liddell. Attorney for Llbellant. S19 Smuhfield Street, Pittsburgh. Pa. GEORGE S.

Goldstein, Attorney, 108 Jones Law Pittsburgh, Pa. To BasU Berty. Respondent: Take notice that the subpoena and alias subpoena in the case of Marsruerii Berty against you for divorc A. V. J.L at So.

3724 October Term, 1946. Common Pleas Court of AUe gher.y County. have been returned N.E I You are required to appear and answer the complaint on or before the first MondtT of July, 1947. Walter Menaghan. Sfaerjg.

ESTATE of Peter Snyder, deceased, of Ohio Twp. No. 1944 of 1947. Letters testamentary on his estate were granted to the undersigned who request all persona having claims or demands against ha estate of decedent to make knows the same and ail persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delav to Howard a. Snvder.

407 Oliver Edsworth. and Albert P. Snyder. Ft. D.

3. Beiievue. Fa. or to Kounti. Fry.

Staley and Meyer. Att'rs, Union Trust Bldg Pa. ESTATE of James J. Hughes, deceased, of Mt. Lebanon Twp No.

2114 of 1947. Letters of administration on his estate were granted to the undersigned who requests all persons having claims or de-'mancis against the estate of decedent to i make known the same and all persons indebted to decedent to make payment without delay to Voletta M. Hughes. I 4i0 Coolidge PRh. 16, or to Nathaniel K.

Beck Harry V. Bair. Attys Jones Law Pa. PAUL G. Perry.

Attorney at Law. 1515 Park Building. Pittsburgh, Pa. In the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County. State of Pennsylvania, as: Notice is hereby given of intention to mak application to said Court at No.

1233 July Term. 1947, on Monday, the 19th dav of Mav, 1947. at 9:30 A. Eastern Standard Time, by Charles L. Fallon, Harry D.

Rojohn, G. W. Davis John E. Eshleman and John M. Simpson, for the charier of a proposed nonprofit corporation to be named Pennsylvania Heating and Ventilating Association, and organized under the Nonprofit Corporation Law of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved May 5.

1933. The purpose or purposes for which said corporation is organized are: To develop, stimulate and encourage proper and approved design, application and installation of heating and ventilating equipment lor residential, commercial and industrial purposes; to investigate, study and recommend standards for hea-ang and ventilating equipment to compljw with present and future ordinances. las and regulations of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and of local governments relating to the control of smoke, gases and noxious fumes: to cultivate the study of the science of heating and ventilating and io gather and disseminate information amongst the members to increase their knowledge and skill; to encourage and develop an understanding between the members, the public and the suppliers of fuel to consumers so that our mutual problems may be solved fairly and equitably: to do any lawful act which may protect the interests of the members and to advance their service to the public; to purchase, take or lease or otherwise acquire lands, buildings, easements or property, real and personal, which may be requisites for the purpose of, or capable of being used to carry out the purposes of the corporation, and for these purposes to have, possess and enjov all the rights, benefits and privileges of said Act of Assembly. W. W.

Matson, Attorney at. Law. 2003 Law Finance Building. Pittsburgh. Pa.

Notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of Act No. 380 of Mav 24, 1945. of intention to file in the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, and in the ofllce of the Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Aileghenv County, on Monday, the 19th day of May, 1947. a Certificate for the conduct of a business in Allegheny County. Pennsylvania, under the assumed or fictitious name, stvie or designation of The Hale Hale Agencv.

with its principal place of business at Investment Building, 239 Fourth Ave Pittsburgh. Pa. The names and addresses of all persons owning or interested in said business are: Frank W. Hale, 4403 Center Ave, Pittsburgh: Eugene J. Bovle.

912 Rossmore Brookllne. Pittsburgh. Pa. M. E.

Catanzaro, Attornev st Law, 806 Law Finance Pittsburgh, Pa. Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Provisions of Act No. 380 of May 24, 945, of intention to file in the oflire of the Secretary of the Commonwealth cf Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg. and in the office of the Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, on Thursday, the 15th day of May, 1947. a Certificate for the conduct of a business in Allegheny County.

Pennsylvania, under the assumed or fictitious name, style or designation of Base Plastering with its principal place of business at 525 Larimer Pittsburgh. Pa. The names and addresses of all persons owning or interested in said business are: Andrew J. Fan-dozzi. 6445 Navarro St Pittsburgh (6).

Anthony J. Gallippl. 525 Larimer Pittsburgh 6. Pa. M.

E. Catanzaro. Attorney at Law, 806 Law Finance Building, Pittsburgh. Pa. Notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of Act No.

380 of Mav 24, 1945, of intention to file in the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at HaTrisburg. and in the office of the Prothonotary of the Court of common fleas ot Aiiegnenv countv, on Thursday, the 15th day of Mav. 1347, a Certificate for the conduct of a business in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, under the assumed or fictitious name, style or designation of Base Construction Co, with its principal place of business at 525 Larimer Pittsburgh. Pa. The names ana addresses of all persons owninir or interested in said business are: Andrew J.

Fandozzi. 644 Navarro Pittsburgh (6). Anthonv J. Gallippi. 525 Lari- mer Pittsburgh f5.

Pa NOTICE ia hereby given pursuant to the provisions of Act no. 380 of May 24. 1945, of intention to file in the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg. and in the office of the Prothonotary of the Court of common Pleas of Allegheny countv. on Monday, the 19th day of May, 1947, a Certificate for the conduct of a business in Allegheny County.

Pennsylvania, under the assumed or fictitious name, style or designation of Trlangie Restaurant, with its principsl place of business at 108 State Oakdale, Penna. The name and address of the' person own in or interested in said business Is: Mrs. Frank Harwood, 238 Union Oakdale. Penna. NOTICE I will not be responsible for any debts, contracted or incurred by my wife, Elsie Maurer.

from this date. Leonard E. Maurer, 330 Hemlock N. Pgh Pa. IF you want cash for household furniture.

a Want Ad in The Press will promptly solve your problem. froposels SEALED bids for furnishing a motor grader, single drive, gasoline driven, with rb. scarifier, starter and lights. Model 402 Gallon or similar, will be received bv the Board of Commissioners of the Township of Reserve, Allegheny County. until 7 clock Eastern standard Time.

Mondav. May 19tb. 1947. and win tnen be publically opened and read at, their meeting place. Mt.

Troy Volunteer Fire House. 2407-9 Mt. Trov Reserve Township. Bids should be marked "Bids for Grader." Information may be obtained from and bids delivered to the undersigned Secretary et 2361 East Beckert Ave Pittsburgh 12. or bids msy be delivered at the meeting.

The Board reserves the right to reject any or ail bids. Wm. A. Bauerle. Secretar.

Deth Notices ABBOTT On Sunday. May 11. at 10:15 a. Alice Frickar, widow of Si.ant.cn Abbott; mother of Thorne Richard Carreil Abbott and Mrs. Jean Craig or 709 Spice St N.

Frieds received at George W. Heard Funeral Home. 4047 Perrysville Ave. Services on Wednesday at 2 p. AMANN On Tuesday.

May 13. at 4 30 a. William Ben) Amann, beloved husband of Elizabeth Scherirg Amann, of 31 W'voming Mt. Wash father of Mrs. Walter Beilisle of Columbus.

Ohio. Friends received st the parlors of Wm. Slater Sons, Virginia Ave. and Kear-sarge St Mt. Wash where services will be held Thursday.

Msy IS, at 3 30 p. m. ANSELL Suddenly, at the Harmar Mine. Harmarville Charles B. Ansell of 118 Ouvs Run Rd Harmarville, husband Flora M.

Ansell. father of Ralph Charies Arthur the late Homer killed in action in Germany: Mra. Hun Hoaard and Mrs. Benjamin Simpson. Friend ttsy call at the funeral home of Charles L.

Gordon. 210 Allegheny River Oakmont. 3ervices Thursday at 2 30 p. D.S.T. Interment Oasmonl Cem-terv.

BAKER At San Diego. on Wednesday. April 30, Walter Eugene Baker, husband of the late Roberta Colvilie Baker (formerly of Mt. brother of Charles C. Baker of Washington, D.

C. Friends received st the parlors of Wm. Slater and Sons, Virginia Ave. (snd Kear-targe St. Mt.

Willi where services will be held Tuesday. May 13, at 2:30 p. m. BERGMAN On Sunday afternoon. May 11, 1947, Herman Bergman, In his 87th year, husband of the late Mary Louise Bergman, of 323 Elizabeth Avaion: father ot Mrs.

William H. MUler. Mrs. J. Alan Vrydagb and the late Andrew J.

Bergman: also 4 grandchildren and 2 irest-grandchildren. Friends received at McDonald's Fucersl Home. 529 California Avaion. where services will be held Wedr.esdav afternoon 2:30 o'clock. BOOKS FR On Monday night.

May 12. 1947, Elizabet-h Jones, widow of Edward Bookser. and mother of Mrs. Harvey Cadugan, Mrs. John -Donahue.

Wilham and Charles Bookser: sister of Mrs. Mar- faxet Risel: also 15 grandchildren, and 0 great-grandehildreB. Friends may cal! at CB'-ien's. 3724 California Ave. at Cooper Ave N.

S. Notice of funeral later. BROWN E-Sfnx -Oa Saturday. May 10. Elizabeth Browne, sister of Thomas 8iriz.

st her residence. -1346 Goettman St. friends wiu be received at tne uueni Funeral Home, Lowrie and Gardner Troy Hill, 2. 8. Requiem mass at Most Holy Name- cnurcn on weanesaay, ui; 14.

at a m. menoa are lavnea. Bl RANOVSKY On Monday. May 12th. Mathilda beloved wile of Stephen F.

Buranovsky; daughter of Michael and Mathilda Danko. and sister of Frank, John Joseph, and Stephen Danko Funeral from the family borne. 555: McC endless Ave. Solemn high mass reouiem at Kieran Church, on Prida! at 9 1 Sewickley Set to Defend Track Title 'B Meet Thursday At Field in Unity By PAUL KURTZ It will take a strong, anced rival to keep veteran Sewick ley High from repeating as cham pion in the annual WPIAL Class track and field meet at Plum Field. Unity, Thursday afternoon.

Sewickley. directed by Robert Bob) Mc-Namara, will present an experienced team. a a a's squad captured last a n's McNamara meet honor with 50 points, succeeding Brentwood, which had been advanced to Class A competition. Sewickley, with its star. Art Jones, in the fold, will be challenged by 21 other schools' representatives.

Jones last year tied the meet records In trial heats of 10.5 seconds in the 100-yard dash and 23.6 seconds in the 220-yard dash. But he finished slower to win these final events. John L. Trevaskis, supervising I principal at Franklin Twp. Public Schools, is chairman of the meet.

There will be a record-setting num ber of schools 22 in the competition Thursday. Schools Entered These include Sewickley, title defender; Avonmore. Bessemer. Bethel, Bridgeville, Centerville, Car-michaels, Edgewood, Evans City, Franklin Freedom, Hopewell, Jefferson, Mt. Jackson.

Mt. Morris, Mt. Pleasant Twp. (Hickory), North Beaver Consolidated (Mahoning-town). North Fayette, Plum, Shen-ango, Union Twp.

and Zelienople. The records for the meet are: 100-vard dash Jones. North Fayette. 1S40. and Jones, Sewickley.

1946. 10.5 seconds. 220-vard dash Longo. Biidgeville, 1939, and Jones, Sewickley, 1946, 23.6 seconds. 440-yard run Slapel, Avalon.

1942, 53.1 seconds. 680-yard run Camp, Bridgeville, 1942, 2:04 1 minutes. Mile run Camp. Bridgewille, 1942, 4.33.7 minutes. 110-yard hurdles Duchess.

Bridgeville, 1943. 13 seconds. Half-mile relay Bridgeville. 1939. 1:34.9 mmures.

Mile relay Brtdgevllle. 1942. minutes. Shot put Druschell. Zelienople.

1940, 48 feet 2 inches. Discus DruschelL Zelienople. 1940. 139 feet 10 Inches. Javelin Goodwin, Avaion.

1941. 170 feet 5 inches. Broad jump Johnston, Bridgeville. 1940. 20 feet Inches.

High Jump Potter, Bridgeville, 1941. 6 leer. Pole vault Reuter, Asplnwall. 1939. 11 fe'et inches.

The Junior WPIAL track and field championships are to be staged at the Washington High Stadium tomorrow afternoon. Greensburg at Connellsville Connellsville, which has been im proving under the supervision of Edgar (Dick) Mason, will entertain Greensburg tonight at Campbell Stadium. At least four dual meets were set for this afternoon. Mt. Lebanon's undefeated Mounties were hosts to Canonsburg.

McKeesport visited Wilklnsburg; Butler entertained Rosedale Penn. Shady Side was at home with Brentwood Spartans. Dormont entertained Bridgeville and Baldwin. WPIAL golf matches were carded today. In Sec.

2, Penn Opposed Har-Brack at Alcoma and Plum played New Kensington at Hill Crest. Section 3 had Sewickley at West View and Midland host to Ambridge. Carrick appeared at home against Allegheny Vocational in a City League Sec. 2 baseball game this afternoon. The Minors Tuesday, May 13, 1947 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Games today Totedo at Minneapolis.

Columbus at St. Paul. Indianapolis at Milwaukee. Louisville at Kansas City. RESULTS YESTERDAY Indianapolis 5 Milwaukee 4 Ksesss City .12 Louisville 11 St.

Paul 8 Columbus 2 Toledo 5 Minneapolis 1 10 Innings. STANDING OF THE CLUBS W. L. Pet. W.

Pet. Kso. City. 12 5 Toledo 8 9 .471 Louisville .12 9 .571 St. 1113 .458 Columbus 11 9 .550 Mmoesplis 8 12 .400 MUwauk.ee.

8 9 .471 Indlsnaplls 8 12 .400 IXTERNTIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TODAY Pvrarusa at Rochester. Newark at. Montreal. Jersev City at Toronto. Baltimore at Buffalo.

RESULTS YESTERDAY Rochester 9 Syracuse 9 Newark 21 Montreal 4 Jersey. City 14 Toronto 3 games scheduled STANDING OF THE CLUBS W. L. Pet. W.

L. Prt. Ter. 7 10 11.476 8 6 .571 Baltimore 10 12.455 Montreal. 10 8 .556 Rochester, 9 13 11 9 .550 6 12.333 MID -ATLANTIC LEAGUE GAMES TODAY Tour.gstown at Butler Vandergrift at Oil City.

Uniontown at Erie. Johnstown at Niagara Falls. RESULTS YESTERDAY Butler 7 Younfsiown Johnstown 25 Vises ra Erie .........17 Uniontown Oil Citv 13 Vandergrift STANDING OF THE CLUBS W. L. Pet.

W. L. Erie 6 0 1 000 Tniontwn 1 4 Vandesrrft 5 1 .833 2 7 Oil 4 2 .667 Yngstwn. 1 6 N. Falls.

4 5 .444 Johnsiwn. 1 2 OTHER RESULTS SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Memphis Cbsttanooga Mobile ....4.... 4 Birmingham New Orleans 6 Atlanta Little Rock .10 Nashville TEXAS LEAGUE Honston 7 Fort Oklahoma City 6 Ehreveport Dallas 9 San Beaumont at Tulsa postponed, grounds. EASTERN LEAGUE Hartford WiUiamsDort 3 .10 Pet. .222 .222 .143 J31 0 3 3 6 0 0 wet 3 1 2 2 Wilkea-Barre ....13 Binghamton Elmira 3 Scrantoa .3 Cue a INTER-STATE LEAGUE Sunbury 9 Trenton Lancaster .......12 York Harrisburg 4 Wilmington AOlentowa ......19 Hagerstown i 3 ..16 i nil "iii I football and basketball squads at the West Newton Methodist Church May 27 Donald (Dudey) Moore, well-known ath-.

lete from Duquesne University and assistant basketball, mentor at Sharon High, will direct Sharon's city playground program this summer Dudey expects to have six playgrounds participate in an athletic setup. Jewett and Post -Win Pro-Amateur Winning Duo Triumph With Blazing 64 The first Tri-State outing of the PGA ran better than according to plan. Rader Jewett, newly elected president of the district pros, won the top honors at the first pro-amateur. The Greensburg Country Club was the site and Dr. H.

F. Post, ministerial divot digger, was Jewett's partner. Needless to say. Alvin J. Paris wasn't near the joint.

Jewett and Dr. Post carded the course in a 64 and didn't need any help keeping Mr. Par off their backs. Three birdies and an eagle comprised the winning duo's score and in the best-ball match, the regulation 71 felt sick after the day's play. Joe Del Vecchio.

younger brother of the host pro, Perry De Vecchio, led the pros to the ware with a 70, In second place was Rut Coffey, the medalist in last year's qualif j-ing round for the National Open Tournament, and the elder Del Vecchio with a 73. The pros will be out in force for the qualifying round of the PGA next Monday at Butler Country Club Jewett, today's victor, is the host pro and may give the boys a hard time. YMCA Sports Dinner Tonight The Downtown YMCA stages its annual all-sports recognition dinner tonight in its building, Wood St. at Third Ave. Speakers will include Bob Tim-mons, assistant football coach jt Pitt: Robert Sperling, chairman of the athletic council; C.

Lawrenee Walsh of the Board of Education; J. Stewart Whitmore and Fry Ayers. Memorial Day Open McKees Rocks has Memorial Day open for a game at home or abroad. Write Peter Dorish, 300 Ella McKees Rocks, Pa. Skibo Netters Win Carnegie Tech's tennis team racked up its first victory of the season yesterday, defeating Grove City college here, 6-3.

SANDLOT SCHEDULE GREATER PGH. LCAGCt McKeeeport at Pleasant Valley; Neville at McDonald. SOLTH BILLS LEAGCE St Clair at Washington Heights. Olym-pla Park. NORTH SIDE TWILIGHT LEAGCE North Siders at Allegheny Optimist, Gardner Field; West View at Keating.

TRI BORO LEAGCE Groveton at PiMsbunrh Typo, Moor Field; Willock at Heidelberg. INTER COrXTY LEAGCE Homestead Gravs at Immaculate Heart. West Penn Park: Miilvale at As-pinwail; Freeport at Glecshaw Sellers. SUBURBAN LEAGUE Swissvaie Lesion at St. RaohaeL Quarry Fieid: Wilklnsburg Vets at Universal Moose; bi.

Micnaet at at. jocn a. buuivaa Field. HAZELWOOD LEAGUE Pittsburgh M-lk vs. Saline, Burgwin Park.

COTNTT LEAGUE Kollar vs. Carrick. Phillips Park; Fine-view wa. Cormopohs. Forglngs Field: Brook-Una vs.

Elliott Phillies. Herschel Field. INTER BOROUGH LEAGUE Homewood vs. Bombers. Pea body Field.

BEATER CO. LEAGUE Geneva vi West Mayfield: National Electric at Rochester Lewton: Conway Freedom, Koppd vs. Ambridge Lesion. find the results interesting. Bear in mind, that a player's favorite club is not necessarily the one he plays best.

It is simply the one that causes him the least worry. Frank Stra-n a a and George Hamer preferred the driver. And, for a very good reason. Both boys hit long tee shots and most of them fairly straight. Ben Hogan Fred Kammer favored the No.

3 iron, Ted Bishop the No. 7 iron, and Smiley Quick and Skee Riegel preferred the wedge, Bud Ward the wind cheater, and Willie Turnesa thought he was at his best playing bunker shots. No Votes for Putter Not one of the players voted for the putter as his favorite club. This can probably be explained by the fact that most of the Walker Cup team are extremely "putter-conscious" right now. The majority of them have had to shift over from the aluminum-headed, center-shafted putters which are so popular over here, to the blade or so-called 'cleek" type of putter.

Center-Shafted Putters Taboo Center-shafted putters have been taboo in England ever since Walter J. Travis won the British Amateur Championship there with his' famous Schenectady putter, a center-shafted affair. From all reports Ted Bishop, who won the National Amateur Championship last September, and Skee Riegel are having the most difficulty familiarizing themselves with their newly acquired blade putters. Greens Vary Putting probably causes the greatest concern to golfers in a strange country. The difficulty seems to he in the variance of putting greens.

Both Dai Rees and Charley Ward, the English players who made the winter tournament swing with us this year, confessed that the greens cn our courses weren't fast enough for them to do their best putting. Interesting Observation Along that same line, Bobby Locke, speaking of his series with Sam Snead in South Africa, said, Sam played well all of the time he was over there, but he never! did get so he could read our greens." All of which is interesting with the Walker Cup Matches coming up. The first reaction to the revival was that the tricky winds which blow at St. Andrews would cause our team the most trouble. Now the boys are worrying about their putting.

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