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PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1940 16 W. P. I. A. L.

Basketball Lineups THE SPORTING THING By Lang Armstrong sFXTIn ornets, Eagles Provide Hockey Attraction Here MIDLAND TOPS FREEDOM FREEDOM, Feb. 9. Midland High took a 48-26 score game from Freedom High here tonight, D. Alston leading the mint making. Lineup: SECTION 1 SFRIXGDALE TRIUMPHS Tarentum finished on the short end of a 49-44 score on it home floor last night with Sprinfdale.

Lineup: SPRING. O. F. P.TARENT. G.

F. P. turlnr. Lineup: MarshaU.f.. 2 2 6 Kish.f 0 11 SCOTT.

G. F. W.Kacx'BkLf 3 13; Carlacctni.f.. 5 3 13 Dawson.f... 4 0 Brown.e....

7 3 17 Smith.e 3 1 Darak.f.... 3 2 Simon.r 0 1 ltTom.g 1 ft, 2 Hackett.c. 2 2 H.Kaczki,K. 3 4 10! Bernardini.g 4 0 8 Murphy. r.

2 1 Eaton, 1 0 1 13 Andreko.g. 1 0 I Bandanelli.i 0 2 Totals ...18 13 49r Totals 6 44 Mohan.c 1 0 New Haven Makes Final Appearance Here; Auric Returns to Lineup; Auhuchon, McManus Are Out By Bert P. Taggart The Hornet skaters and New Haven's Eagles will complete their regular season series at The Gardens tonight, but there is a strong possibility that both teams will be seen in action again in the post-season series. Both clubs are in the thick of the race for play-off berths, and it is not an improbability that the Wasps and Eagles will tangle in the added attractions. Par Cracked In Texas Open For the nonce Coach Larry 3 Aurie's cohorts are occupying the third, and last play-off position in the western wing, while the New Englanders are reposing in second place in the eastern sector.

The Eagles are three points better than the Aurieraen with 20 wins, one tie "and 17 defeats, aeainst 16 victories, "six ties and 18 setbacks for the local boys. The total points are 41 fnr tha Kasles and 38 for the Horntts. i Eagles Hold 3-2 Edge In the season series, the Eagles hold a 3 to 2 edge over the Hornets, but in goals scored the Red Shirts are out front, 18 to 14, which leaves the teams fairly evenly matched. On their last appearance here on 10 the Hoi nets humiliated the Eagles, 9 to 1, for the most de- cisive score in either section oi me ipacne and since the Eagles have lost their last four games, against an even break for the Hornets in thir last four times out, tne wise acres are stringing along with the Anriemen tn win and even the nui series. Coach Aurie will be seen in for the first time in several sweeks.

In fact he hasn't skated the home town railbirds since December 23 because of a lin-, gering attack of flu. But he has fully recovered and will pair up with Babe Tapin and Lome Duguid on the second line. Ayers Back In Lineup Vern Ayers, the 200-pound de-fenseman, who was on the side-' lines in last Wednesday night's loss with Cleveland here, along with Bud Kashner. will get the call at the opening face-off on the defense tonight, with the Messrs. Kelly-Drouillard-Sherf skating the line.

Heron, Taylor and Metz will make up the third line, which means that McManus and Aubuchon will not be in uniform since only 14 men are permitted to dress. As an added attraction tonight SECTION 7 SCOTT HIGH VICTOR Scott Hieh triumphed over Wilkinsburg High last night at North Braddock with a 33-16 score with Dawson and Darak fea- G. F. P. 10 2 8 Ross.f 6 Lane.c.

5 Moody. g. 2 Ziegler.g. 2 Brehm.f 2 2 3 1 0 1 1 Totals. .13 7 33i Totals.

4 8 16 SWISSVALE AHEAD Swissvale Hieh turned back Union High at Turtle Creek last night. 47-34. with Ralph Forquer featuring. Lineup. SWISSVAL.

G. F. P.ITURT.CRK. G. F.

P. RyForquer.f 3 3 5 2 12 RalFonjuer.f 7 2 16 Sarbarik.f 2 2 6 Carlson.c... 3 1 7 Mikalauskis.c 4 0 8 Dolegal.g. 3 1 i 2 4iSmith.g 0 0 0 1 0 21Campbell. 10 2 Onderick.K.

Bellostricco Totals 19 9 47 Totals. .14 6 34 RANKIN KEEPS GOING Rankin High vanquished Penn High lat nichi Rnkin. 41 to 19, to keep its sectional leadership. Bazar led tne point forage. Lineup: RANKIN G.

r. F. rtivjv G. F. Bazar.f Rocco.f Lewis.

c. Diguilio.g. Mescin.g. Osborne. c.

Evasic.g. 5 2 12 Sedom.r. 1. 2 4 2 Kuzusko.f 1 0 1 1 1 1 Oi Shulphels.c. 6: Wersaw.g.

41 Yukas.g SiHutchinson.f SjKedey.g Totals. 17 7 41 Totals. 6 7 19 SECTION 8 beats rtowe Carnegie defeated Stowe on the latter' floor last night by a 39-29 count, untup count. Lineup: r.ARNEOIE G. F.

P.ISTOWE F. Theiss.f. 2jLASlame.f 3 Bemesdusee.f O.Haffics.g 1 3 Florl.f Plapperg.c. Atutes.g. Brown.g.

Kapeluck.f. 1 13.Medwid.f. Snyder, 2 1 IBridges.g. Totals 17 5 3 Totals 12 5 29 MfKEES ROCKS WINNER McKees Rocks defeated Crafton 38-17 last night at Crafton with Frys getting 20 mint fnr tii victors. Lineup MrK.R'CKS G.

F. P.iCRAFTON G. F. Kazar.f Murray.f Fryz.c McMahon.g.. Dittmer.g.

Dorgan.f 2 0 2 0 2 0 3 0 7 6 1 0 1 1 3 Glasgow, g. 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 2iBontein 1 0 Totals 14 8 361 TotaJs 8 1 17 NEVILLE IS srBDCED Coraopolis played host to Neville and came through with a 36-25 win. Lineup: CORAOP. G. F.

P. I NEVILLE. G. F. Harper.f Tuzzeri.c.

Devenzio.g. Kirwin.g. Crawford, f. Hagwea.f 0 2 Beck, 0 Brough.f 0 lOi Bohonas.c. 3 7 Rossner.g.

4 Gottlieb, g. 2 1 Peterman. 21 Orello.g 0 Gibson, 0 Helm.g 0 II II -I 15 6 38i Totals 9 7 25 SECTION FIGHT MARS GAME GREENSBURG, Feb. 9. Greens burg defeated Norwin, 37-20, to remain undefeated leader in Section 9 here to night, th contest between th two ancient rivals marked by a riot, with players from opposing teams mixing blows and fans crowding the floor before police stepped in to halt the melee.

In the final period, when Glenn Stough. Norwin star center and high scorer, was sent from the game via the personal foul route, he punched the Greensburg center, t-rnie Johns, tne resulting mixup halted the game for 10 minutes until the floor was cleared by police. Lineup: GREENSB. G. F.

P. NORWIN G. F. P. Marino, 0 1 IGongaware.f 113 Shendowich.f 5 3 13 Kifer.f 0 0 0 Johns, 7 2 16 Stough.

2 5 9 0 0 0 Bridge. 0 0 0 Murphy, g. 0 Rosatti.f 2 Lynch, c. 0 1 0 Murray, g. I 0 4 Cole, 14 6 1 1 0 2( 15 7 37 TotaJs 5 10 20 COKERS CINCH BERTH CONNELLSVILLE.

Feb. 9. The Cokers cinched third place in Section 9 by de feating Latrobe High 50 to zi here to night. Lineup: CONNELL. G.

F. P. I LATROBE G. F. Jones, 6 Malfalre.f 3 Glass, 2 Luczak.g.

4 Lewis, g. 1 Hueskin.f. 1 Wagner, 1 Olszewski. c. 3 Mansbergr.g 1 2 14Jno Pgnnll.f 0 61 Accorsi.f 2 6: Adams, c.

1 0 0 2Fraunoltz.f 0 2Joe Pgnnll.f 1 0 Totals 22 6 50j Totals 7 21 SCOTTDALE TRITMPHS SCOTT DALE, Feb. 9 Scottdale High triumphed over Jeannette by 29-22 score here tonight in a Section 9 contest. Lineup: SCOTT. G. F.

P.IJEAN'TE. G. F. P. Skemp.f.

4 2 lOlMastro.f. ..4 0 8 Lockard.f 3 2 1 2 4 Harris, 2 1 13 5 Lowstetter.g 3 0 SHohman.g... 10 2 Randolph.g. 0 0 0 2 2 IZomaJcg 0 11 Totals ...12 5 29; Totals 7 8 22 SECTION 1" SEWICKLEY CLOSE WINNER Sewickley High handed Edgewood a 34-32 setback in a Section 10 contest last night. Lineup: SEWICKLY G.

F. P. (EDGEWOOD G. F. P.

Ford.f 3 13 5 0 0 0 7 8 22 0 11 0 0 0 Abercromb.f 2 9 Anderson. 4iMcConnell.e. 4iLonge.c Conway.c. 2 Macaluso.g. 1 Goddell.g.

1 McMastus 2 SIDeel g. Moore 12 4 Totals. 11 12 34 Totals 9 14 32 AVALON VICTORIOCS Avalon High won a 32-25 score game from Leetsdale High last night at Avalon with D. Hope leading the attack. Lineup AVALON.

G. F. P.L'TSD'LE. G. F.

Kroen.f 2 3 7 Potts. 4 1 Gassner.f 0 J. Hope.e 1 D. Hope.g.. 6 Teutelberg.g 0 Bevington.f..

1 0 0IS. Melnick.f. 0 3 0 0 121 F. Melnick.g. 2 0 OlEmmert.g.

0 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Taylor, Os borne, c. 0 1 1 Hopta.g 1 Sezie.f 1 Totals. 12 8 321 Totals 12 1 25 BELLEVCE JOLTS WEST VIEW West View took a shellacking from 9 meet mo big brudder? Squash Meet In Semi-Finals Lynch, McKenna, Reif, Bughman Are Survivors Thomas Lynch and L. W. Bugh man, both of the Pittsburgh Golf Club, and Bob McKenna of P.A.A., and E.

R. Reif, of the Metropolitan Club, are the semi-finalists in the Classes and singles squash racquet championship tournament in" progress at the Metropolitan Club. This quartet came through their semi-final round matches yesterday, but only after the hardest kind of competition. McKenna and Lynch were extended five games before subduing their opponents, while Bughman and Reif were carried to four games. McKenna eliminated H.

S. Parker, of Metro, 16-17, 13-15, 18-17, 15-9, 17-16; Lynch put out Bill Bollman, another Metro entry, 15-13. 5-15, 9-15, 15-12, 15-13, while Bughman eliminated Bob Morris, of P. A. 15-10, 10-15, 15-12, 15-12, and Reif advanced at the expense of E.

M. Rhea, another home clubber, 17-16, 6-15, 18-17, 15-11. No definite date has been set for the semi-finals, although it is ex pected that one of the matches will be run off today. 50-Yard Dash Record Beaten EwelJ, Penn State Lowers Time St ar. PHILADELPHIA, Feb.

Norwood (Barney) Ewell, Penn Stats colored athlete, set a new world's record of five seconds flat for the 50-yard dash tonight in the third annual Penn A. C. indoor track meet. The former record of 5.2 seconds was set by J. G.

Loomis of the Chicago A. A. in 1914 and equalled unofficially by Ewell in last year's Penn A. C. meet.

Ewell, National AAU outdoor 200 meter champion, finished a clear yard and a half ahead of Eulace Peacock, former Temple star now representing the Shore A. of Elberon, N. J. Glenn Cunningham, trackdom's tired old man, ran second to Chuck Fenske once more tonight, trailing the Wisconsin runner by four feet at the finish of the Penn A. C.

mile, feature of the third annual Penn A. C. indoor meet. The time was 4:13.5, a new meet record. It was the third time this year that Cunningham, once the ace of the nation's milers, has bowed to the younger Fenske and Cunningham's fifth defeat of the season over the mile distance.

Blaine Rideout of North Texas Teachers was third. Luigi Beccali, Italy's one-time Olympic champion now representing the New York A. who set the early pace aroppea out after the three quar ters. Case Wins Wrestling Match From W. J.

Washington, Feb. 9. Caw School of Applied Science. Cleveland, de- icaieo. wasnmgton and Jefferson, 23-11, in wrestling match here tonight.

It was tne second reverse In as many starts tor the Presidents. Summary: 121-lb. Class Radis, Case, threw Sem-bert. Time: 8:40. 128-lb.

Class Gurs, Case, threw Breck-enridge. Time: 3:07. 136-lb. Class Lease, Case, threw Bry-nor. Time: 7:40.

145-lb. Class Greene, Case, threw Capers. Time: 7:01. 155-lb. Class Vernon.

W. and d-cisioned Deems. (Second extra period. 1 165-lb. Class Grant, Case, decisiontd Emerson.

175-llv Clsf! Landis. W. and dect-sioned Killian Unlimited Case forfeited to W. and J. SECTION 23 GERMAN WINS, 43-31 German had little more than a workout with Waynesburg in a 43-31 affair on the McClellandtown court last night.

l)u- lick and Sichko starred from the floor. Oliver, Hogan and Penna Post 5-Under 66' SAN ANTONIO, Feb. 9. (IP) Golfers robots, the winter tour professionals, mocked cruel weather conditions today and dragged par through sleet, rain, stiff winds, bit ter cold and finally a burst of sun shine in the opening round of the $5,000 Texas open. On top after a day of plowing through the mud were chubby Ed Oliver of Hornell, N.

Ben Hogan, White Plains, N. and chunky Tony Penna, Dayton, all with five-under-par 66's on the par 36-35 71 Brackenridge Park course. Oliver, recent winner of the Bing Crosby and Phoenix tournaments, started with the weather cutting its worst capers and did the first nine in 33. Three more birdies rattled off his muddy sticks on the last nine, but he three-putted one hole for a bogie. Penna, also caught in the early cold, struck, his most damaging blows on the last nine, skidding in putts of all lengths to get a 31, best nine of the day.

Hogan, the home-grown Texan, closed his round late in the sun swept afternoon with four birdies on the last six holes to slip into the three-way tie. Ralph Guldahl, the Texas boy who won the '37 and '38 National Open titles but who has been searching in vain for his old touch, shot himself to the sidelines with a 41-3980 to become the most prominent casualty. Just as bad off was dapper Paul Runyan with a 77, and Harold (Jug) McSpaden was eight shots off the pace at 74. Reserve Trims 'Gators, 66-50 Anderson Scores 25 Points For Clevelanders CLEVELAND, Feb. 9.UP) Holger Anderson, junior forward, led a Western Reserve scoring spree tonight as the Red Cats defeated Allegheny College, 66 to 50.

Allegheny scored the first point of the game, but the Red Cats soon grabbed the lead and never re linquished it. Anderson scored 25 points on 11 baskets and three free throws a new Reserve individual scoring record. Lineup: ALLEGH. G. F.

P.iW. KESER G. 6 .11 1 4 1 1 F. P. 6 3 25 0 2 3 11 1 3 0 2 1 3 2 Hart.f Gratz.f 9 fi 24 Diven.f 0 4 Anderson.

1 Dlvis.f 3 9 Krause.a. 3 11 Blair. 1 1 Belichiek.K. Marasco, Fallon. Cook.E Robinson.

E. Simmrrachr.g 1 Luther, g. 1 Totals 14 50 Total 26 14 66 Score at half: Western Reserve 32, Allegheny 24. Typos Set Baseball Dates CINCINNATI. Feb.

9. The thirteenth baseball tournament of the Union Printers League will be held August 11 to 17 In Cincinnati. Teams will be en tered from New York. Boston. Chicago, Washington.

St. Louis. Pittsburgh, Detroit, Baltimore. Minneapolis, St. Paul, Indian apolis and Cincinnati.

the famous Apache team of Mc-Gowan and Mack, who were seen here last winter with the Ice Follies, will entertain between the pe riods. The lineup: No. PITTSBURGH. SEW HAvKN. No.

1. Teno Rourque. 1 4." Kashner Singhush. 2 vr Hock. 5 0.

Drnuillard Willson. 11 "lr-H IN TRlrij- night at Etna interesting contest. i USA. Reznik.f Stupar.f Fitch. c.

Skirtch.g. Ganster.g Wissolik.g c. f. 5 31 1 I 1 ii ii iv- 2 0 1 4 Totsls. .11 VM IlHN HICKORY UlNs I WASHINGTON ra I caged IS passers to a 49.

Section i scrap HICKORY G. Prevost.f Skrtich.c Scott. g. Alrertini.R Hete.f 2 ii fi 1 1 C- Eider. Pawloskv.c Total .19 nicht at Verona Thompson cagmc wall team.

Lmenn- ASP1XWL. O. Thompson. jo nenri.f 2 4 ttt 5 Brose.c 2 2 O. Beitri.ic .2 1 Grobe.g 0 0 Jarrett.g 3 Green.

1 "8 1 0 Totals 20 9 45 Oakmon't ST igh last night a- naL' lPr Es'' VICTORY Hi OAKMON'T G. F. hp. 1 Cirincione.f Lummilia.c. 0 0 Eaton.

1 Underwood. 2 1 Cameron, .2 0 Johnston, f. Poppish.c 7 11 1 Totals 13 3 i SH RIHI K(, trii last nieht. 3ti-ii -I SHARPSB. 1.

iarrf SHALt.R Urso.f in Becker, f. 1 A.Urso.c 2 Adams.g. 0 Mersico.g. 4 Deluca.f 3 1 3 3 White 1 1 1 Totals. .15 8 M'CTIOV 19 PETERS WIVs OlKRTlur iOwnshm riefeatei 1 i sey goal tied the s.

the extra session. accounted for retc-s '1 PETERS G. F. V. rLVsrinvi Burke.

herp.f 1 11 Wmm Lash.f 5 Sims.c 3 McMurray.g Bartram.g (I Baird.g 3 0 Phaw.E 0 i tta.her.t -4 Totals. .15 a ta: WEST ALEXANDER W1WFR WASHINGTON. Fes, Alexander had little tmuWe 38-13 over BeallsviKe "in "sc-contest tonight. c.air pr n.5 for 20 of the winners' W. ALEXA.

G. P. Bt. ALLSY. c'v C.Sprowls.f in 2i Henrv 1 W.prow is 4 I IK 2 c.

I (A.T.5 I Murray, Main.e Davis. Totals. To 'a. st ION 21 HII.H (Ills SALTSBUP.G. Fen.

fs. aj defeated AvnnmT' ft 4 SALTSBRG G. AVO.N.MF.E i Younc. 2 1 5 0 I H. Bull.f.

2 1 5 Treianak i Baker. 4 Oerznnf 1 i Zills.g 1 2 4 1 W. Bull.g. 0 11 fl Marks Laugry.f... 2 0 4 Kaz-r Flamino.g.

.10 2 Anfiniz 1 Constantin.f 1 0 2, Totals. .13 4 3" 3 Referee Swirbel. APOLLO HIGH I l'ET APOLLO, Feb. ship High upset Ap-llo a 38-34 score in a piayn V-t Lineup: WASH. Mahen.f Coleman, Germ rot h.c Stroup.f: Gurabert.E Totals r.

APOLLO 11 l-i RfarrT I i 7 Sr'Pr-'pr 1 DARLINGTON MNMB DARLINGTON. rfh -i High defeated FairfirSd H-s" tonight. 30-29. lr, a rinse i-W DRL1NGTN G. i FA1KFIFLD i Marazzi.f .4 Ras' Stalnecker.f 2 1 Rr" Renoldi.r.

2 4 enpe Franchi.g 2 1 Kib-r Garvin. g. 4 0 Rash Totais .11 2 -in SFf'TION wt-tu i-viov AHEAP It was mainly throutn 1 Krizer and general team'; Union siioned over Reristone in the loser's hafl.w.cs- was Redstone High fimeer. S. UNION TOP QUALITY a selling larees cy of it: uohism andpric he state A4 rf hi FSHU rn i G.

K. P. KUfttw-" 1 Krizer.f. 5 2 12 msf Cirilla.f 2 1 5 Sur.i Moore. 0 1 lVema.n-..e Drews, 0 2 s''-' Rusnak.g.

1 1 3 Swaney.f... 1 1 Kallar.c 2 r. 4 Totals .11 8 T'-'." georc.es trs i'i DUNBAR F. P. Sepesi.f 2 7 7 ti Tikey.f.

2 i Romanko.c. 0 2 2 Goodwin. g. .1 1 3 'J 2 Gmither.g. 1 1 3 Livingston.

0 1 1 Seimon.t Hess.g 3 US. Smidtko.g 4 0 1- 5 1 Totals. .13 -yt it i type Hk i 'me -jr By the way, did you ever Butcher 25th Buc to Sign Bauers and Klinger Only Pitchers Still Out Albert Maxwell Butcher who pitches with his right flipper and stands three inches above the six-foot mark, is the twenty-fifth Pirate to have his signed contract stuffed into the Pirate strong box. The document reached President Bill Benswanger's office yesterday. Butcher was brought to Forbes Field last summer from the Phillies in a waiver arrangement by which Gus Suhr was passed over to the tail-enders.

Before the exchange was completed, the big pitcher had won 2 and lost 13 games, but after donning a Bucco uniform, he got his bearings and proceeded to win four and lose four contests. His four victories were chalked up consecutively, and he really looked good in his defeats. Big Max was 29 years old on his last birthday, September 21. He is a native of West Virginia, hav ing been born in Holden. Twelve of the 14 moundsmen whose names appear on the Pirate roster, now are lined up, the only unsigned ones being Russell Bauers and Bob Klinger.

The others who have not yet turned in their autographed papers are Catcher Ray Berres, ln- fielders Ark Vaughan, Floyd Young and the Handley brothers, Lee and Eugene, as well as Outfielders Lloyd Waner and Fern Bell. Duke Athletic Policy Stands New President in Accord With Present Set Up The athletic policy of Buff Donelli. head football coach and athletic director of Duquesne Uni versity, is not going to be disturbed by the Reverend Father Raymond V. Kirk, C. S.

the new president of the school. Upon assuming his new duties Father Kirk declared he was heartily in accord with the athletic policies at the school. "I see no reason for a cnange, Father Kirk declared. 'While haven'! studied the athletic situation thoroughly, I know that Father Callahan's (Father Kirks predecessor) principles were sound, and I intend to carry them out." Donelli has a new contract to sisn within the next few weeKS, but both the head grid mentor and his chief agreed that there would be no contractural difficulties when the time arrives for signing the new document. Louis Winner Over Godoy (Continued From Page 1H-) bouts were slated to complete the supporting card.

Jimmy Webb, a hard-hitting newcomer from Texas scored a technical knockout over Jimmy Smith of New York at 1:16 of the rounder. Another quick knockout- followed, when Leroy Evans, lanky colored boy from Buffalo, N. put Jarl Johnsen of Norway down for the count at 43 seconds of the first round. Jack Marshall, a wild-swinging heavy from Dallas, Texas, made an unsuccessful New York debut when he lost a six-round decision to Young Bill Poland of New York. Another Texan had an unsuccess ful unveiling when Buddy Scott of Dallas lost the six-round decision to Tommy Tucker of New York.

Godoy Elated, Kisses Louis (Continued From Page lk in the fifth, Joe "guessed" it was a "pretty good punch." In the fourteenth round, when Godoy looked like a combination of a jumping jack and the Hunchback of Notre Dame, Louis said: "I figure he was losing so I didn't care what he did. He sure looked silly." When informed one of the judges had voted 10 rounds to Godoy, Joe's answer was: "I'm glad there were two good judges." Ard what about those kisses? "That was a new one on me I didn't know what to do," Joe laughed. ATLANTIC 6125 The New phone number of Morning Want Ads. For immediate service by trained ad- writers, caU ATlantic 8125. Advt.

a MIDLAND. G. F. P.iFR'DOM. G.

F. P. 3 0 6 Hunter.f 1 lisupaK.i 0 14 Coleman. f. 2 16 Fedyski.c.

1 5i Pascuzzi.g. 1 0 4iLinta.f 1 Si J. Marsilo.g. Diciccio.f D. Alston.

c. Rosstone.g.. Stewart, g. Green, Gledich.f 0 1 1 2 3 2 Totals 20 6 46 Totals 12 2 26 SECTION 1 SOUTH FAYETTE Bt.MPS CLARK South Fayette High defeated Clark High 29-20 last night on the South floor in a game featured by Fisher and uorr. Lineup: S.

FA YET. G. F. P. I CLARK G.

F. P. Inerally.f. 1 0 2, Anderson, f. .10 2 0 6 7 4 18 Gizoni.f 3 Wooten.c.

2 Fisher, 6 Walcott.g... 0 0 4 Roskoski.c. ..000 5 17 Hofman.g. ..000 0 0' Taylor, 0 0 0 12 5 29. Totals.

8 4 20 ROBINSON BEATS MOON Robinson High defeated Moon Township. 29-26. last night, on the Robinson court. Lineup: ROBINSON G. F.

P. MOON G. F. P. 2 0 4 12 4 10 2 3 5 11 2 15 Hamilton, f.

2 7 Faccini.f Campbell. Mornhaut.g. 2 Young, f. Blumling.c. Nochrick.g.

Salde.g. Bogodoy.g Totals ...12 5M 9 8 26 SECTION 13 LIGON1ER HOLDS LEAD ALVERTON, Feb. 9. Llgomer High retained its Section 13 lead by de feating East Huntingdon by a 44-24 acore here tonight after breaking a 7-7 tie at th end of the first quarter. Lineup: E.

HUNT. G. F. P. LIGONIER G.

F. P. F. Novotny.f 1 Kplnwisky.f 0 0 2Nelson.f 0 1 liHaas.c 0 2j J.Wuchina.g. 1 ljKozar.g 2 0 iG.Wuchina,f 0 0 0 8 2 1 Leighty.c.

0 Miller.g 1 1 4 2 2 1 11 2 4 J.Ncvotney.g 0 Claufner.f 4 Ottenberg.f. 4 10 4 24 i Totals 18 8 44 DERRV BOROrC.H VICTOR MT. PLEASANT. Feb. 9.

Derry Borough defeated Mt. Pleasant. 26-21. in a closely fought Section 13 contest here tonight. Lineup: DERRY G.

F. P. PLEASANT G. F. P.

Kuntz.f. 1 1 3 Walker.f 2 0 4 Wingard.f. 0 3 3 Costabile.f .000 Walters.c. 7 2 leKeller.c 0 0 0 Werner.g... 0 1 ljLoscosky.g.

3 2 8 Poloskey.g.. 1 1 12 4 Pasquale.g. 13 5 Totals. 9 8 26 Totals. 7 7 21 DERRV TOWNSHIP DEFEATS HrRST GREENSBURG, Feb.

9. Derry Township scored a 40-32 victory over Hurst High tonight in a Section 13 contest to create a second-place tie between the two clubs. Lineup: DERRY G. F. P.

HURST G. F. P. 4 1 9 Hogsn.f. 2 0 Vachal.f 1 Novak.

c. 9 0 2 Solomon. f. 2 1 2 20 Jagoda.c. 1 2 0 4 Sibal.g 3 0 1 5 Rutkosky.g.

4 1 2 0 JimJohnsn.g 2 2 Totals. 18 4 40 Totals 14 4 32 SECTION 14 FINDLAY CLOSE VICTOR WASHINGTON, Feb. 9. Battling furiously all the way Findlay H-gh nipped Oakdale. 42-41.

in its Section 14 contest tonight. The victory enabled Findlay to hold its runnerup berth. Lineup: FINDLAY G. F. OAKDALE G.

F. P. Uffleman.f. 6 Pregal.f. 4 Cheesebrgh.c 0 Engle.g.

3 Simko.g. 2 Cox.g 3 2 14 Gamble, 4 4 12 8 Boyd. 113 3 3 Brasda.c. 5 010 6 Heron. 2 1 1 ft Beaumont.

g. 2 0 4 0 Snatchko.f .011 iSmilynak.f .306 18 6 42 Totals 17 7 41 EASY FOR BI'RGETTSTOWN WASHINGTON. Feb. 9. Mellovich and Yolton sparked Burgettstown Union to te a 45-19 triumph over Midway in their Section 14 contest tonight.

The winners led 20-5 at half time. Lineup: BURGESTN G. F. P. MIDWAY G.

F. P. Lutz.f 1 0 2 Sneddon. 4 19 Harmon. 1 5 7.

C.Nourigat.f 10 2 Melovich.c. 5 1 11 Brown.e. 13 5 Yolton. 4 2 101 J.Nourigat.g. 0 0 0 Navage.g...

2 1 5jBell.g 0 0 0 Marcus. 0 4 4Deer.f 0 2 2 Lipnicky.g.. 2 2 0 11 0 0 0 Totals 15 15 45! TotaU. 7 19 CECIL BCMPS N. FAYETTE WASHINGTON, Feb.

9. Pawlish tossed in 13 points to lead Cecil to a 37-27 win over North Fayette tonight CECIL G. F. P. I N.FAYETTE G.

F. P. Pawlish, f. 5 3 13i Barkowski 113 Egbert, 2 Hrabrchak.c 5 Benedict, 1 Stutts.g 1 Trylko.g. 0 1 4 19 1 lliLebon.c 3 2 8 3: Kessler.g.

3 A. Mack.g. 2 Totals. .14 9 371 Totals .11 5 27 SFCTION 15 NORTH BELLE VERNON STOPPED WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.

Previously undefeated. North Belle Vernon High was handed a stunning upset by Bentlsyviile High, 28-23, in a Section 15 battle tontgnt that was close all the way. The Bears put on a 10-point rally in the final period to win. Lineup: BNTLYVLL G. F.

N. BELLE V. G. F. Jansante.f 1 0 2 J.

Lemon. 3 0 Romansky.f 2 1 Swartz.f 3 0 1 1 0 2 2 Tokar.c. 2 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 4iMazzei.g. zi Price, g. ii 2j elvansky.g.

Edwards, g. Dicaro.g. Stankovich.f 1 0 -I Totals. .11 6 2h Totals 10 3 23 HANAYS SPARKS ELLSWORTH WASHINGTON. Feb.

9. Hanay's two goals in the last 60 seconds gave Ellsworth High a 34-30 victory over East Bethlehem in a spirited Section 15 clash tonight. Richardson was top scorer with 15 points. Lineup: ELLSWOR. G.

F. P. IE. BETH. G.

F. Richardson, 6 3 15 Matovich.f 5 0 10 Hanay.f... 5 1 0 0 Snyder.c... 0 0 0 Snyder, c. 2 2 Dinardo.g.

2 0 4Seflic.g 1 0 Pushcarch.g 1 2 3 1 iSosnak.c. 1 3 Totals 14 6 34 Totals 12 6 30 SECTION 16 GLASSFORT HIGH AHEAD Glassport High defeated Wilmerding High. 37-25, last night at Glassport. Lineup: GLASSPT. G.

F. P. WILMERD. G. F.

P. Milkovich.f 3 0 5 6 16 Mihalko.f... 5 5 0 0 0 Anthony, 2 1 Robinson, c. 0 0 0 Carapella.g.. 1 2 0 0 0 Sherman, 1 0 10 2 Antico.g...

0 1 liWilliams.f 3 0 6 Kasmarik.c. 1 0 0 1 Mlharcik. 1 0 2 Totals .14 9 37i 9 7 25 SNOWDEN HIGH WINS Snowden High took a 26-23 score came iium onageviiif tiign last mgVit at 1-iDrary. Lineup: SNOWDN. G.

F. P. BR1DGEV. Campbell.f 0 2 2 Cotter.f Sadler.f 5 3 13 Malarkev.f FiPjovich.e. 0 1 1 Perkins, Cobicgut.E..

1 2 Abraham. Siciliano.g.. 1 0 2 Hackley.g. Maloney.c. 3 0 Flood G.

F. 1 2 2 4 0 4 0 1 1 0 2 Totals 10 6 261 Totals. 7 9 23 PITCAIRN ON TOP East McKeesport Dlaved host tn Pit rn 1m last night but finished on short end of no 10 score. Lineup: PITCAIRN G. F.

P.iE.McKSPRT G. v. P. Eant.f. 2 0 4iBowers.f.

Lebovitz.c. DeCenzo.g. Evans, g. Ross.f 4 0 SJPavick.f 4 10Beswtck.c. 0 1 HD.Bram.g.

2 4 fciG.Bram.c. I Bevy, Totals 16 3 35i Totais 9 6 24 SECTION 17 BELLE VERNON LOSFS MARION G. F. P. BELLE VER.

G. F. P. A.Koslasky.f 1 2 4 M.OMver,f 0 1 1 Trenk.f 5 6 0 3 3 15 0 0 2 Ferguson, g. 0 1 5: Greco, 0 1 0 1 0 6 0 2 R.Koslasky.g 2 -1 Totals.

.21 48 Totals. 8 II 10. Kelly Hemmerling. 11. Sherf Robinson.

1' Pittsburgh spares 2, Bessone; 3, Blake; S. Aurie: 7, Currle; 14, Metz; 16. Duguid; 17, Heron; 19. Taylor. New Haven spares 3.

Shields; 4, Mc-. Cully; 6. Thomson; 9. Patterson; 10, Ward; 12, Mancuso; 16, Tremblay; 17, Roche. SECTION BRENTWOOD VICTORIOUS Brentwood High invaded Dormont last night to take a 35-27 decision over Dormont High.

Lytle led the point making for the victors. Lineup: BRNTWD G. i DORMONT G. F. P.

LyUe.f 2 14 Cover, Oil Radiosvtch.f 1 1 1 0 a Stuerman.c. 2 Vickless.g. 1 Bierman.it. .1 Ebersbergr.f 4 0 1 0 1 4W.M'Cullgh,e 3 2 1 Crawford, g. 1 3 Edmunds.

g. 4 fc A.M'Cullgh.f 1 ljjones.f 1 1 7 0 1 2 30 1 3 0 1 Viehman. 0 -I Totals. .15 5 35 Totals. .11 5 21 MT.

LEBANON TRIUMPHS Mt. Lebanon High turned back an in vading Washington High team last night at Mt. Lebanon with a 47-27 score with Zook featuring. Lineup: MT. LEB.

G. F. P. WASHING. Campbell.f.

2 G. F. 2 0 4 0 0 0 Zook.f Stechschut.c 8 22; Booth, 0 0 4 1 71 Shanks, g. 1 0 4 1 Johnston, g. 0 Davis, 1 ISetherlin.e.

2 4 5 13 10 2 Brown.g. Giles, 0 11 1 3 0 4 Totals. .18 11471 Totals. .10 7 27 FRANKLIN BEATEN Bell Township had an easy time beating Franklin last night by the scora or 24-H. Lineup: BELL TP.

G. F. P. 'rRANKLIN. Barker.f....

1 1 Vee.f 3 2 Faulk, Goodrich, c. 0 3 3jV.Hoey,c. Caldwell, 0 0 OWilliams.g. Franko.g... 1 1 Swing.g....

1 1 3jE.Hoey,f 1 2 4 O. F. 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 2 1 0 0 1 1 Totals 7 10 24! Totals 7 3 17 TRINITY LOSES IN OVERTIME WASHINGTON. Feb. 8.

Trinity tossed a near bombshell into the Section 2 ranks tonight by carrying Canonsburg into an overtime battle before losing to the unbeaten pace-setters, 39-37. Al Como's goal decided the contest, which wax led bv Trinity until the final 30 seconds. Lineup: CNONSBRG G. F. P.

(TRINITY McLHinney.f 5 6 G. F. P. 3 2 Dichak.f 3 Como.c 2 Shadier, 0 Eberle.g 2 Costello.g. 2 1 3 0 0 Patrick, g.

0 1 DiBackner.g. 2 1 0 0 Totals. .14 13 3l Totals 18 5 37 SECTION 3 BUTLER JOLTS FXLWOOD RTITLER. Feb. 9.

Butler scored 40 to 18 victory over Ellwood City here tonieht in a Section 3 game. Lineup: RIITLER G. F. P.IELW. CITY G.

F. R.Iannotti.f 4 1 BiLanzl.r 0 1 M.Iannotti.f 3 2 0 0 Dorcy.c 4 Brown.g.... 2 Derose.g.... 1 Denny, 2 4 2 1 1 0 0 0 1 IMaddock.g.. 1 Totals.

.16 8 40 Totals 5 18 ALIQCIPPA SHADES NEW CASTLE NEW CASTLE, Feb. 9. New Castle lost here tonight to Aliquippa, 34-30. At the half New Castle led 17-11. Ferry and Bllcha led the Aliquippa team in scoring.

Lineup: N. C'STLE. G. F. P.IALIQ'PA.

G. F. P. Gennock.f... 1 5 4 19 Cowden.f...

6 0 4 2 10 Bucci.c 3 0 6 Belles. 0 0 0 Kelly, 1 1 0 11 Thomas.g... 1 0 2jBlicha.g 4 2 10 I Fuderick.g. 113 Casoli.g 0 1 1 Totals 12 6 301 Totals 13 8 34 AMBRIDGE VICTORIOCS NEW BRIGHTON, Feb. 9.

Ambridee High defeated New Brighton High here tonight 35-19 in a fast contest. Lineup: AMBRIDGE G. F. P.NEW B. G.

F. P. Jurskowski.f 4 1 iJ. Panner.f 112 Gutowski.f. 3 0 0 0 Fentak.c.

0 10Thull. g. 0 2 8 0 2iO. Panner.f Kamzelski.c 0 Markevic.g. 5 Kubek 0 Matifka.c.

3 Papafodero.g 1 Totals. 18 3 35 Totals. 7 5 19 SECTION 4 DONORA COPS GAME Donora took a 43-37 game from Call fornla with Guard Davis leading the scorers with 20 points. Lineup: DONORA. G.

F. P. I CALIF. G. F.

Frye.f 1 3 Encatera.f 8 5 21 Sanko.f 0 2i McQuillan. 4 2 10 2 8j Kurianwitz.c 0 0 0 4 ..102 3 Volkavlch.g. 1 02 1 llZernis.c 10 2 Galissa.c. Davis, g. Greco, g.

Cowie.f. Totals. .15 13 43 Totals 15 7 37 TNION'TOWN TOPS MONONUAHELA UNIONTOWN, Feb. Witn the Uniontown shooting consistenUy and counting many fouls, Monongahela lagged 33-23 at the finish of a hectic session tonight. Collier a substitute forward was high marker.

Lineup: MONONGA. G. F. F.UN!ONTOW. F.

P. Glosser.f 3 0 6Loomis.f 2 0 4 Watt.f 3 1 12 4 Saglor.c. Ackerman.g Pollard, g. 1 3 Bortz.c 2 1 llMinor.g 1 2 6l Jordan, g. 1 3 7 2 4 1 3 1 11 iCollier.f 5 9 5 23 Totals.

.12 33 CHARLEKOI NEARER TITLE BROWNSVILLE, Feb. 9. Charleroi practically clinched the Section 4 title here tonight in a repetition victory over Browns ville, 22 to 13. Lineup: CHARLROI G. F.

P. BROWNSLE G. F. Waggoner.f. 3 2 0 3 Costanza.f.

2 0 4 Chronis.f 0 2 Hager.c... 0 0 0 Sutton, 1 2 Nicholson g. 2 0 4 Gallagher, g. 0 2 Riley.g 3 0 1 0 Totals. .10 2 22 Totals 2 9 13 SECTION 5 KITTANNING CINCHES RACE KITTANNING.

Feb. 9 Kittanning High clinched the title here tonight In Section 5 with a thrilling 32-31 victory over iecnDurg High on some clever shoot ing by Wolfe who led the scoring. Wolfe determined the game by sinking two fouls to overiaKe tne Leechbure team. i.inin KITTAN. G.

F. P. I LEECHBRG 1. tjreignton.r. 4 9 Peterman, 7 0 14 Dmminger.f.

0 Wolfe.c 6 2 1 Whitehead, f. 12 4 5 2 0 4 Vensel.g. Harvey, 0 2 2 2 8 2 6 Fabero.g. 10 2 Vlmler.c. Oil Totals 11 10 32 Totals 13 SECTION 6 TTJBERS ON TOP McKeesport Invaded Homestead night and took the bad end of count.

Lineup: HOMESTD. G. F. P.McKEESPT Roger.t 8 17IKaminski.f. 1 lCrawford.f.

rgan.c 4 4 12; Kittiko.c. 5 Hobson.g... 0 1 1 Fayles.g 0 Mock.g 1 3 5 Adams, Pouser.g... 1 0 2Vogt.f i jSkelly.f i Buncan.g. 2 I Gilchrist, g.

Jakonaa.g. 0 Totals 14 10 381 Totals 12 9 33 WIN FOR DCQTJESNE Duquesne High captured a 50-32 score game from Clairton last night at Du quesne with Mclntyre featuring. Lineup DUQUESNE G. F. P.ICLAIRTON Karpinsky.f 1 2 4 Znohr.f Mclntyre.f 8 1 Kozik.c 2 0 Sucko.g....

1 2 4 Kolcevich.g Bytzura.g. 6 1 Chatlos.f... 1 0 ZHoffman.c Kish.g 0 1 1 Wade, Kinch 1 0 Majercik 1 1 3 G. F. P.

1 3 1 1 3 0 1 1 Totals. .21 8 JiO Totals .11 lO o2 Hazelwood Boys Lose MIAMI. Feb. 9. Accuracy at the foul line enabled Miami Freshman to stop the fast Hazelwood boys.

44-38. The win marked the tenth consecutive victory for Miami, Neel left the Invaders with 11 points. 5 31 last 3S-3 F. P. 0 2 2 2 2 13 1 1 0 2 1 3 0 2 0 2 2 2 Syracuse Fans Honor Jolinn Gee Tonight SYRACUSE, N.

Y. Feb. 9 Base-, fans of Syracuse have arranged "Johrny Gee" nieht at a professional basketball game to honor the young pitcher who will Join the training squad next week. Geo, hurler with the Syracuse Interna- tional Leasue club, will he presented with a travelinE bat; tomorrow nieht between halves of a came between the Syracuse Bed and the New York Jewels, American "League champions. FORDF.ItS TRIP JirSHAI.I, Ford Citv Hieh tripped Munhall last incht.

37-32. in a non-league game at 1urball. Lineup: FORD CITY O. F. P.

MUNHALL G. F. P. "Bnwer.f 1 1 Davies. 2 Vulsan.f 7 1 IS Barry.

1 Wan.e 1 1 3 Hlasnicek.c. 2 1 Turko.E 7 2 Ifi Hlasnicek.c. 3 3 Etepp.g 1 0 2 Burrheston.g. 2 1 Hoza.g 3 1 1fi 5 37 Totals 11 10 32 C3I TO THE III A PAIR OF GUEST TICKETS Hockey Game Ten Tickets Awarded Every Day The Heat Is On In HOCKEY! The Hornets Are on The Home Stretch por League Lead! DON'T MISS THESE THRILLING GAMES Saturday Feb. 10th HORNETS vs.

NEW HAVEN Plus Extra Attraction McGOWAN MACK spiioational Ire Follies Star Wcdnerday Feb. 14'h HORNETS vs. HERSHEY Bellevue Hi quint last night by the tune of 60-24. Lineup: BELLEVUE G. K.

P.WST VIEW G. F. P. Mankey.f... 2 0 3 4 Ki McMurtry.f 2 1 5 Henke.f .237 Ackerman.c.

5 8 0 3 3 Smith. 3 1 .011 Holihan.g 3 0 Maiorano.g. 0 0 Huermg.f 1 1 Mickelonas 1 0 2 Skiles.f... .011 Kelly 011 Corbett.f 1 Stokes. g.

1 4 McFarland.c 1 Miller.g 0 2 Visokey.g. 3 1 7 Reis.g 0 1 1 Totals. 22 16 80 Totals. 6 12 4 The GARDENS SECTION 11 MONACA KEEPS LEAD BEAVER, Feb. 9 Monaca High WYNSBRG G.

F. P. IGERMAN G. F. P.

George, f. 2 2 BjDulik.f 3 4 10 Debolt.f 2 0 2 15 Jamison, c. 2 2 6 1 Bacon. 10 2 Guffman.g. 2 2 Kelecheck.g.

113 Bailey, g. 0 0 0 Johnson. 0 Merryman.g 4 1 5 1 11 Ora.vitz,i. 4 0 8 Klinger.c. 1 0 2 ISmldtke.g.

..102 Totals ...12 7 3H Totals 18 73 continued Its winning pace here tonight by defeating Beaver High, 39-35. Lineup: MONACA G. F. P. BEAVER G.

F. P. Swink.f.. 2 4 0 0 0 Flgley.f 3 0 5 0 10 Kinkovich.e. 6 -0 2 2 6 Zopii.g 0 0 OjPerault.g 5 1 11 Karcis.g.

4 1 9 Eaton. 0 0 0 Tarmina.g 2 0 4-Arnold. 102 iStout.g 2 2 6 Totals ..17 5 39 Totals ...15 5 35 Here's All You Have to Do: Turn to the BUSINESS EKKVICE DIRECTORY Jn today's classified (want ad section. COUNT the number of telephone numbers you can find in ALL the ads in this Business Service Directory. WRITE on a single sheet of paper the TOTAL number of telephone numbers.

You do not need to list the numbers. Just write the TOTAL Then write on the same piece of paper a short statement (not more than 50 words) on "WHY THRIFTY PEOPLE SHOULD READ POST-GAZETTE WANT ADS Write your name and address on tne paper and brinK it or mail it to the WANT AD CONTEST EDITOR firrvHi Kiai rosi i pitiki pa a PAIK UH k.si nKK'lx will ne awarded to euoD oi tne tiesi answers- rv i 1 Knines judKrd um ai-curaey. neatness and the wurmtiK of the ia'emnt atx.ui Post want ads Do NOT deto rate your answer1 -ti try to oe ik, clever: A sn.irt. simple ttatement is an thai is miuirt'd at, ne is eiiteii'if ii, enii rxcrptinc employes the Pom Gazette and 'hen families tn lies dnpiu-at. awards wtli ne made Ail part uipants in w-ndinc in their answers aeree In accept the decision or he judses as hnai Entrlea for iMlHy' ci.nleat MI S'I he received at the Post iflzett nfTlrc or postmarked not later than midnight, MNDAV, FEB.

11th, 1840. ZELIENOPLE BEATS MARS Zelienorle took a 23-20 decision fmm Mars last night tn Section 11 coropeti-' tion. Lineup: ZELIENOP. G. F.

P. MARS G. F. P. SECTION 24 WEST NEWTON CINCHES TITLE WEST NEWTON, Feb.

9. West Newton High clinched Section 24 title here tonight by edging Youngwood. 34-32. the home club staving oft the Railroaders' final period rally that netted 14 points NEWTON G. F.

P. I YOUNG. G. F. P.

indauer.f Hand.f Hula.c ocholl.g. Clement, g. 1 13 Mvers.f 3 Zi 1 3 2 1 i enhart.c. 0 4i Joughenour.g 3 0 1 iaxwell.f. 0 0 (edar.e 1 0 Joseph, f.

1 1 i8 Tai' Touu. 13 32 Szkely Hid.f 2 2 6Coddington.f. 2 2 1 Wilson. Druschel.c. Slack.g Sosmosky.g.

3 1 Hannon.f 0 3 3 1 Bowers. c. 5 Marshall. g. 7Dickey.g.

3 0 6 0 2 1 1 Qutez.f 1 1 3 0 0 OiEland.g 1 lead the Want Ads Bagamery.f 1 Morrow, 20' 1 Totals. I 7 23, Totais..