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Pcgo TwelveTHE COURIER-EXPRESS, DuBeis, Pa. - Serving Clearfiellrudiovd Onls I! in TitleDuBois Golf5th In TouriKip Schroder Winstime was 3:29 4 breaking another record set last year b} Bradford of 3 32.5.Redbank Wins B TitleUNIVERSITYhrendrPARCampus of I.mversitv cap ur:d State Commonwealtlhellt;Triple, First InThe other Cia*s A record wasbroken by another triple winnerin Dan Cuthbertson of Bradford the 880 of 1 59.2 The oldValievin1953Hirh Jv-r u-record was 2 01 a set in by Ed Moran of Kane. Cuthbert-son also ran as a member of the two record Bradford relayBy JOHN KLEES Sports EditorhCLARION — K p Sc hr i ler le i the Beaver trackmen to a hird place finish in the District Nine, Class A track and field chamnndiscus wish a throw144 2 and a new school rerd. The 6:h member of the team will be Jim Petraitis with a second in the javelin.-0-B.adford Owls won the team Olio with 93 points to beat out Punxsutawnev with M followed by the Beavers with 34. Kane51, Clearfield 14. Brookville 11 and St. Marys 1.Bradford had swo triple winners in -he mec’ and set threenew district records in do i n g so. A fourth record was broken by Joe Murone. Punxsutawnev. in the two mile with a new time of 10:07 2 to break the old record set by John Cherry of Du Bois Area last year of 10 20 9 Brian Hart won a tr.ple with 50.7 in the 440 and a memberof the record breaking two milerelay and mile relay teams. Thetwo mile time was 8 04 4 breaking the old time of 8:219 setby Bradford last year. The mileKIP SCHRODERpionship held Saturday afternoonin the rain at Clarion State Col lege K:p won two individu a 1 ♦vents in the 220 with a timeof 23 o and the high jump at58”. He also ran the third leg of the half mile relay team that ran a 1:34 to beat out Brad ford. Other member*, of the re lay team were Mike Wolf, Dan Lin genfelter and John Malacar Malacarne will join Schroand four other members of Beavers at University Pa*k Saturday for the State PI tack and field meet. John finished second in the 100 yard dash in one tenth of a second N’hind winner Pete Gighot'i of Bradford. Wolf and Lmg^nfeltermake the trip as members of elay team.ij ' ' VHMMt Wft,nederthenexA AOther members of the Beavers hat will make the trip are Kurt ,'oront with a second place finJOHN MALACARNELETS KEEPGood Thing Going!RE-ELECTCamille//Bud//GeorgeClearfield CountyDemocratic ChairmanServed a four year term as Mayor of HoutzdaieServed in World War II with the U. S. Navy ... Amember of; Freeberg Post No. 591, American Legion ond Engineer* Local No. 66.Has served as Director of the American Red Cross,Moshennon Valle/ Chapter.Married, and the father of six children . , . Partnerin the Jacob George Ford Sales auto agency.If re-elected I will continue working to UNITE and CREATE INTEREST and good will within the DemocraticParty ond serve Clearfield County fairly and justly.Vote on May 19th and Elect BudGeorge For Clearfield CountyDemocratic Chairman ...No. 1 on the Democratic BallotNo. 24B on the Voting Machineteams.Joining thr Beaver one and two plare winners were Rick Jones third in the 120 highhurdles, Jim Kearney third in the one mile, Boh Smiley, Kart Coront both third In the pole vaalt and shntput Fon-rth place finishes went to the two mile and mile re-lav teams along with Tom Ponrt in the shotpnt and Pat Shilala in the long j Fourth place went to Dave Yount in the 440, Craig Plawenskt in the two mile run, Lance Marshall the discus and John Rlasdell t h ohigh lump.Ken Diehl of Punxsutawnev, athreat in the 100 and 220the “oldbigyard dashes, gave it college try” as he was runningbad wheel. The Chuckon asprinter injured his ankle earlyin the week hut still took afourth in the 100 and second toKip Schroder in the 220.-O-Bradford has too much overall strength in bo*h the fiesd and track events as they capturedtheir second straight District 0 title. They were ra*ed to grab off the marbles and they did. Roth tht Reaver and Chuckcoaches figured they could makeit closer hut it was the OwlsW day to hoot.CLARION — Redbankused the wins by triple w.nnfr Roger Young and the sweeps in the three relays to win the Dis triet Nine Class R track andfield championship. Redb a n k scored 43 points to heat o u t Keystone with 30, Clarion 29, Moniteau 10, Cameron County 23. Ridgway 24 and Union 23.Young won the 100 yard dashin 10.3, 220 in 23 flat and amember of the half mile relay team.—O—The Class B schools broke six records in the meet with Red bank Valley breaking the half male relay record with a 1:34 breaking the old record set in 1969 by Moniteau of 1:34.2.Some outstanding individu a 1performances broke records a ?Terry Stanley of Ridgway set a i two mile run record of 10:10 5 with the old record 10 28 9 set in 1969 by Burgson of Port A1legany.Dave Hall set a pole vault re cort of 12 9 with the old recordheld by Boyer of 12'5V. Both vaulters are from Moniteau.In the javelin David Kiser o Clarion threw the spear 198 2Vbreaking the record of 19111” set last year by Schaub of Couder sport.Craig Anderson of Sheff i e 1 d jumped 6 1 in the high jump to break Bakers record of 6'V Baker set the record for Port Allegany in 1958 The other record to fall was the triple jump record held hv Van Tries of Port Allegany of 42'3 ’. The new record holder Dick Craig of Union with8 35 4C-upec lt;M,(R, SmithC, Thomas Gooch 'Co*Redbank, Ber Myers 10:10.5. recordV a 1-levjumpCraig o! of 44’1l7(CLASS A)(CLAM Rt129 Highs— Lmgenfelter lt;P, Rhodes P*, Jones 'D*, NovoselK, Evans *C *. 15 8 Two Mile Relay— Bradford• Whitaker. Stiles, Cuthbertson Hart). Brookville, ney, DuBois, Kane District record, old 9)B, MalacarneP*. Zim120CL),PA).GrossDannPunxsutavv-8 04,4. lt;newrecord 8 21Highs—Miller lt;K\ Wolfgang lt;RBV).!Werner * Cl/*. 15.8.Two Mile Relay—Redbank Valley lt;Coway, Snydei, Sellach.Painter*, Clarion * Limestone, Cameron County, Northern Pot-1)100—GiglSOttl, Craven lt;B), Diehlmerman Bv, 10 3.One Mile—Johnston lt;K, Carr P), Kearney D*. Spears * B, Sipe lt;C. 4:38 3.Half Mile Relay — DuBois•Wolf, Lingenfeiter, Schroder, Malacarne», Bradford. Punxsutawney, Kane. St. Marys. 1:34.440—Hart lt;B*, ZimmermanRv*, Lepley P, Knott lt;B,Yount lt;II1» 50.7.180 Lows—Woodruff 'B*. Carl son iB, Evans lt;C), Rhodes *P, Sirianni *K*• 22.3.880—Cuthbertson lt;B, Johnson lt;K*. Simons lt;K», Whitaker «B,Chamberlain lt;Bv*. 1:59 2 'newDistrict record, old record 2:01.8)London BrothersGold Championster, Johnsonburg 10O—Young (RBV Risso 'CC', Park(R * 10.3.One Mile—Space«C, Linamen 'KC',Ahl OV). 4:31.6.Half Mile RelayValley Ruppe, Cook, Sehrecen gost, Young*. Ridgway, Moni teau. Keystone, Johnsonburg. 1:34.2).440 - SUke 'C*. Cupec 'M*. Smith lt;J, Keneaiy iCo, Stonebraker 'KC*. 32.4..180 Lows— Miller K), Dann(PA-. Parana .1*. Scnrecengost tRBV). Sherbine «NC». 21.5.880—Rhoades (K*, Koseck lt;M,Miller lt;KC) Comburn lt;NP» Decker (CC. 2.U1.9.220—Young RBV', Park R', Bisso CC\ Saline * R », RuffnertUL 23.Two Mile—Stanley lt;R nard 'OV*, Simons OY*'R.BY', Burgason 'PA*, new District record, old 10.28.9*Mile- Relay— Redbank • Seoibach, Snyder, Cowan, Paint.lt; or*. Keystone, Clarion. Ridgway, Clarion Limestone. 3:38.3.P«le Vault—Hall lt;M», Alex ander lt;C\ Sirr.m FM*. l^wis *CC», Durante 'CL', 129”. new District record, old record 12 -S4”).Javelin — Kiser *C\ LarsonCL', Hughes AC*. Rupp (RBV*, Frantz »M*. 198 2V\ 'new District record, old record 191 * 11 '*».Discus— Greenwait lt;U\ Ed gren 'PA', Bearv lt;K*. Larson lt;CL*. Lane 'PA*, 1434 Shotpat— Edgrcn 'PA*, Zos chg lt;CC', Beary (K*. Green wait ' U*. Snyder lt;M *. 50’IV*.High Jump — Anderson (S', Wolfgang RBV*, Sedok U*. MeDevitt (CL, Leonard «CC’. 61.(new District record, old record O’1*’*)Long Jump—Bisso • CC *, Craiglt;U*. Sallack lt;J*. \nderson lt;J •, Rodger «AC». 20’2V\Triple Jump—Craig lt;U*. Andcrson P, Gardner lt;R', Youn kin 'CC, Hocks lt;U. 44 IV*. 'new district record' old record42 3)golf tournament at Penn S ate Univecampus.Behrend came up u man team score of the DuBois Campus of the 15 campus er Dukes scored 336 to ette 342, Capitol 34350.Following the DuBlt; were McKeesport 361,Ogantz 370, Schuylkill 387, Scranton 399 Neton, Beaver and Hterod the tournamenthave complete teams The day's lew mlt; Codra of Behrend wi Playing for the Dipus was Gary Ce**' Bb Cherubini 43-4 0 8 eck 45 50-93 and Frai* 49 95.The Dukes were w H.bner. Alan Robb, t« and third top golferBremer, another fin*—O—The DuBois Duesteam of Wayne StFrank Edgerton enuCampus Tennis tourn doubles team lost r opening round to Shi ley doubles team.Volunteers fBy FC JoyceTo Finish Fie1*a* *I/ondon Bros. Mobil Service shot down the Preston Trucking team and corraled the Kitchen Dairy squad to capture the Gold league 1969 1970 championship crown. The gas boys knocked over 2895 pins, including handi cap. to 2666 for the milk men and 2753 sticks for the squadron of Polish pilots.Valley. M -KEY - RBV—RedbankK—Keystone, C—Clarion, Moniteau, CC—Cameron R—Ridgway, U — Union,Clarion Limestone, PA—Porlegany, J—Johnsonburg, OV —Oswago- Valley, KC—Karns City, S—Sheffield, AC-AC Valley, Cofounty,CL — Al.FALLS CRHEK -Creek Javeee orgaraiming for the cortheir Midget Footb; project within the but have pointed up sity for a higher 1:untcer participationtee that goal will IThe field, located reation area, hasup with the depo.s yards of fill and to Groves Construction has been the primeof the top soil arPaul Snyder has tal the bulldozing and I schetti provided the the dozer transportat Jaycees and Boroug co-partners in the | highly appreciative efforts.After a year of w field, it is estimateother 1.000 vards of—Coudersport, NP — Northern soil will be requiredPotter, NC—North Clarion,P*.P,Wile* B .'New 10 20.220—Schroder (D*. Diehl Anderson t B *, Lukehart Konwinski lt;B' 23 6 Two Mile—Murone lt;P*,K‘, Robbins B, Wash Plaszenski 'Di, 10.07.2District record, old record .9)Mile Relay—RradfordCirhbertsoo Gigkotti,Punxsutawney. Kane,Brookville. 3 29 4 newrecord, old record 3:32.5*.Pole Vault—Carlson (B*, Hartman K, Smiley 'D . Cocchetti K , Young iP). 11’6”.Javelin—Gordon C», Petraitis'Di, Dubenski tP, Stiles B),Sandv - P. 165M0 DiscusA— BushD», White *C'.Marshall (D . 154*5-Nelson lt;B(Knott, Hart), DuBois,Districtlt;K', Coront Nelson lt;B1.ShotputJohnsonPonzi 'D),lt;K*. Coront lt;D Means lt;P». 50 i.High Jump—Schroder 'D*.tus B, D. McCullough 'P* McCullough lt;P, Blasdell59I^»ng Jump— \nderson (K',tus Bi, D McCullough 'P*. lala D', Elliott P1. 20'6'iTriple Jump— PetrunevTi-T.D».TiShiDobby Dobson threw lead-off for the Londons, Pat Schmidt, Randv Bowler) Kirkwood, Bill Schmidt ami John Bainbndge fol lowed in order with Big City John having the best score for the new champs. They took an early 30 pin lead and never were in serious trouble. Theirlines read 1001 962 932 for the 142pm difference.For the Truckers, Joe Swish er bowling in the captain's seat and leading off, tossed the high series for the night, a 663 while Rege “Heinz 57” Scepantk fired a 346. Chuck L^shok. Mutt Tre zise ar.d Stud Stradofsky, 'the Ancient One, found the foggy and muggy weather too much to navigate through and spent a miserable 2 hours at the DuBois Lanes.The Kitchen Dairy group were at a loss without Big Franny Reed, and just didn't have the spark to do anything Don Hock in, Bill Hockin, Em Miller and two subs, Dave Wilson and Wayne Christian, fugitives from the Sunday School L.oop. made up the faltering five milkmen.Only 3 200 lines were hit by the 15 keglers and perhaps long season finally caughtto themRedbankKeystoneC’arion . MoniteauCameronRidgwayUnionSCORINGValley43302926County ..... 252423Clarion Limestone ........____ 19Port Allegany ................ iaJohnsonburg ...**«**»«»178Oswayo ValleyKams City ................. 7Sheffield ..Thirty-four youngip.served by the Midj program las? year lt;are expected to tak fall. But, as was n help is needed on basis. Dick Weis ant gus stand ready tov olunt *ers.One revenue prlt;xl gram, the Pitch, Hit contest, sponsored tgasoline firm, has Iuled.AC Valley Coudersport Nortern Potter North ClarionCurwensvilleSmcthport .« « ■644410Rockwell IBowling Tt* * •0Mixed DoublesClassic UnderwayAt DuBois LanestheupElliott ■ P *McCullough9Anderson P\ TitusKB*RiD42DUBOISoSoftballKEY— F5—Bradford, P—Punxsutawney, D DuBo.-. K Kane, C—Clearfield. Bv —Brookville,SM—St Marys—O—SCORING Rradford ............ 93Punxsutawney ........... 64ThiBois ...................mDuBois ................ 54Kane ..................... 51Clearfield .................... 14Brookville .................... 11St. Marys ................... 1LeagueAMERICAN LEAGUEStandingsMm-ays F'ord ____Dario's Bar .......R*ynoWsviile Deposit NationalMcDowell .....Pifcr Lumber111000n0011110001.0001000 .000 .000.0000Industrial I'isinai 1 icincThe Industrial Bowling Leaguehas scheduled their menic fornational leagueStandingsRoyal Crown ..Coca Cola ____Rockwell• * *picmc ■■Tuesday e.emng May 19th, 6;00,f.m at the Brockway - DuBois Saddle Club.Business College Britton Roofing Penelec111000000111000000000000000000DuBois only Late Season bowl ing tourney, the DuBois Mixed Doubles Classic is half over with some good scores already post ed This 4th annual get together for holders of ABC W1BC cards started April 18th and will wind up come June 7th, 1970The host, DuBois Lanes, stillhas some choice squad 11 m es available for anyone wishing to en*cr An attractive prize list and the fun of Mixed Doubles bowiing makes for an interesting throe lines. The added use of a 70 percent handicap helps the average keglers to ably com pete.Friday, Saturday and Sundays arc the days of actual bowling with tunc*; for the squads to roll at 7 9 PM Friday, 2 4 6PM Saturday and 2 4 6 3 PM onSunday* If any member o fcither the ABC or WIBC is with out a partner for this fine event get in contact with the DuBois Lanes and a doubles willnocku]! Manu ae?pan} held their 4th Aing Tournament at Lancs last week and 123 entries An adder this year’s event was ing of 6 packs of RC Bros for all Red Pi Winners in the vi sions were as follow Mens Experience! Al Varacallo, Bob GPmihot.Women’sExperiei ers Betty Lawler,er. Janet Jacobson. Men’s Novice JiLynn Cunningham, E Women's Novice, * Mary Rozela, Donna Al Varacallo toss236 final line to taking the top spotnen fired a 362 sera handicap put himplace ahead of Bobblasted a 599 seraBetty Lawler hading a.irl closing I n * edge out Jayne Millei589 580In the Novice cony Buskirk’s 201 middleed him to the title margin over Lynn597 592Ca rolTuesday’s SchedulePenelec vs Britton Roofing atFalls CreekRoyal Crown vs Coca Cola atPalladium CoinageThe world's first palladium 3r(^ coinage was issued by Tonga Btuineas College vs Rockwellfor the coronation of K i n g al High SchoolTaufa ahau Tupou IV. The 1.500 Reynoldsville vs Murrays Forda douDles partner be arranged for you.The entry deadline for a shot at the guaranteed $100 top prizeis 8 P M , Sunday June 7th, so all you area bowlers looking for a sanctioned late season bowling tourney, this is IT!Current standings are:Pat Siverling and Joe Mar chioni 1307 with handicap. Diane and John Cable - 1229wi'h handicap.Diane Cable and Russ Shaffer 1200 with handicap.Joe Marchioni leads in the inAkins becam men s Novice champ over Mary Rozela.Weekend FIIN G L E W O D D George Foreman,Calif.. stopped Geoi217, Los Angeles, 7 127, Mexico City, Lionel Rose, 127. AiBUENOS AIRLocche, 139'4, Arjpointed Adolpii Pri Louis, 15. LocclWorld Boxing Asstior welterweight tit!SENADI. Japan-
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