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PAGE TWO PITTSBURGH DAILY REPUBLICAN--^MOflDAY, JANUARY 28.1929. TELEPHONE WAUT, ST. JOHN'S WINS AND LOSES AT BASKETBALL Boys Team Loses While . Girls Win Preliminary PORT HENRY FIVE WINS First Appearance of Co-Eds From Local School On The Court Alba Lesrrisd, Staff Writsr St. Join's Green and White quln- * t*t suffered defeat at the hand* o! the fast Port Henry five Saturday night on the St. John's court to the ' tune of 28—26. Although Port Henry led all the way the Saints 'battled bravely but were unable to check the sharp-shootingr basketeers from the Iron city. \ The end of the first half saw ' Port Henry with a two point lead they having garnered a total of 14 » points while St. John's Secured 12. As the whistle blew ending the third --quarter the visitors had; increased their lead to three points the score standing: at 22— -±9. The final period only served to t Increase the lead field by Port Henry as the local team expended their last amount of energy in a Train attempt to snatch victory from . .defeat Their efforts were fruitless however and the came ended with .another victory for the Miners. Vanderhoff right forward of the visiting- outfit led the scoring- \with f A total ot ten points, tore* fields and a foul. Grant his team niate although playing a guard position ,was close behind him with four fields and a foul for a, total of f, Maloney who holds down a position ,*t tlgh% forward for the Saints •cored an equal number of point* Wfth three fields and three fouls, Bo* score: St. John's second half the Dannemora girls found the basket as they made thair bid for scoring honors. The score: St. John's High School G Clark, rf, _____ — 1 Fassett, If. 2 Columbe, c. • — 0 B. Sears, rg. ________ 0 Kcefer, rf. 0 B. Sears, ig. , — 1 Girls P 0 0 o l 0 0 i_-;,;. : : w 1\rtU fee played on tie same court i Thursday night. ' j The scores: Pittsburgh Barrack* ! G Pitsserald, rf. __- 2 Buffet, If. _._ Totals '4 Dannemora High School Girl* Canning, Ig. — Graham, Ig. M. Kennedy, rg. G. Kennedy, rg. Knights, c. Brennan, If. __ Reid, rf. , G 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 p 0 0 0 0 0 « 0 9 T 0 0 f 2 0 3 0 Swanson, c. bowls, rg. . Allen, lg. . Henry, c. - .Stanton, lg. LeClalr, If. Totals _. 7 , r - . ,„,- 1 -6 _ ___ 0 „••••,...,•, , 0 0 19 Fort Niagara Totals - • • . Referee—Joe Tlerney. Take First Clash of Inter- sectional Series NEXT GAME TO BE HERE Barton, rf. „ Gilbert, If. ._ tiewls, c. _ Brading, rg. Foster. Ig. _ Martin, lg. .«_ Bridwell, ,rg. Gerson, c _ Swftser,. rf. 1 0 l 0 6 0 0 P 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 p 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 T 5 G 16 O *J 13 0 0 0 '42 T % 17 S 0 4 • 0 0 0 Glance at Private Life Of Famous Opera Stars Reveals Unique Hobbies Totals ,*.__». Keferee—Byer. 12 i 21 M00ERS-M6QERS FORKS DAIRYMEN HOLD MEET AND ELECT OFFICERS Gilbert Leads Scoring With Total of 7 Points On Home Court Maloney, rf. Barnett, If. Zarnonda, If. I-yone, e. Reardon, rg. . Benaa, lg. _ Totals Port Henry G _3 0 0 1 ^ f Potter, lg. HGSrant, vs. - ^•et*uson r c • : ^Palmer, 'If. /Vanderhoff, dt \Weiss rf. _. 0 4 1 0 * 1 P . 0 1 3 1 0 »•' 1 I 2 4 T J 0 1 5 7 t 26 * 10 Totals Referee—Leo Provost 10 2S , In * preliminary game St John's ;High. school girls made a brilliant showing as they took a *—4 victory from the Dannemora High school I r girls aggregation. This was their j s,f irst start and they did well eon., -sidering' the fact that they have! .•never played a regular gam* before* | : i- Miss Fassett displayed a good eye -for the basket sinking two fields, /despite the close defense of the Dannemora girls. Por the visiting team Miss Bren- nan and Miss Kennedy did all the ecoring with a field basket apiece. At half time the score stood 4—0 By Alba Learned, Staff Writsr Continuing their march to the Second Corps Area championship thai 2«tn Infantry basketball team defeated tne Port Niagara five to tht! first gama of the aeries between tb« two team* on the Tounasrtowit, Hlffc scfeool court Saturday •Tan- ins; 1 42—2$, before an estimated crowd of 500. The local five wer* forced to ex- tend themselves to tbe limit to win as the Fort Niagara quintet bold them down to 14— X9 at half time. The score was Yery clooe through- out tbe game, tbe Niagara toam ever threatening until the last quarter when the Plattsburrh outfit gradu- ally drew away from them. 8wan> son the-six foot center of the locals displayed his eagle eye by securing a total of 1* points, seven field* and tWoi free throws. Allen left gvmr&' wasi bis nearest competitor on the *«th team with six fields and one foul. Gilbert, sharp-shooting forward of the Fort Niagara aggregation outscored both of tbe local \high point getters when lie secured orer_ half of his team's points. He ac- counted for eight twin-pointers and a foul shot^ totaling 17. I Despite the long lead which the, local team piled up during the sec- j ond half the game was highly in- teresting and kept the crowd on] their feet as each team battled for I supremacy. The playing of Gilbert i and Swanson evoked great applause j the other j respective' The Annual meeting; of Mooers and Mooers Forks, locals of the Dairymen's League was combined and held in Knapp Hall, Mooers* all day Wednesday, January U, 1929. \ Dinner was served by ttoa ladies of both locals to about 13$ mem- bers and their wives; After dinner each local held an election of officers for the year 1*29, which were as follows: Mooers:—president, H, K Gilbert, secretary and treasurer, J* 0. Bos- worth. Mooers Forks:—president James Bradley; secretary and treasurer, Henry Davison. Mr. Charles Shepard field repre- sentative of Dairymen's League, then addressed the assembly. Many expressed the Opinion that this was one of the most Interest- ins; and helpful meetings ever held in this vicinity. NEW HAMPSHIRE , MAN IS TAKEN Sergeant I-evasseur and Trooper 18, W. Welter arrested Guy Gregg of Penacook a suburb of Concord, New Hampshire* Saturday after- noon on receiving infomatlon from headquarter* at Malone that he was wanted in New Hampshire on * charge of removing mortgaged property. The property in question. Is said to be an automobile. Gregg was held In the Clinton county jail after being taken from a. farm back of Peru pending tha arrival of tbe Concord police. Floridians Give Hoover IMiiitg Outfit, Flm?errBf^-l mi r j*. v4&j*->£ s ^ j r: i*.- *>%.' ^••-^j K % >«K#fS *r '4 '•£?« Mm? CJircbeth ns?!5b«rft\ top? Afnsfita 6aRi-Curci» lefts lawrawoa Tibbet t, right. f of a Sbakcspearan dtsma. m Tiboetfe is « collector of SfcaJfe- FMTEMAI \ By CLATlJt KINNAlAd SEW YO-BK,. Jffls. £4—Opelra. atatsf hate peculiar hobbies. Two fswoosj •tpm^mtu ones find; racreatlon in playing witb | AmeUta. Galll-Curel, who is clasat- dotls. Another regularty gives I f led among the greatest of living great parties foe children—any- body's children. rjrovidJns; there are lots of them. Still another Is ma ardent student of psychic pheno- mena. JL complete ftabingr outfit fcrp resented Pres*dewt-ese«t on behalf el tnccity. iBSelow, Mr, and Mrs. Hoover F. Snedigar at Miami Beach, Fla_ near where Hoover's by Mayor 12. J. Seweu, above, < \city key\ made of ffcswr? is vacationing. V „V stated n* A« Sfv convocation of divas, is an ardent a student of! psychls phenomena as Arthur Con- an-Doyle or Oliver Lodge. CstfKcklenca, or f A few :year« ago* Whm Mae. Mine* BHaabeta Betboers;, prima GaUi-Curci was on tour In T«flc*s» donna soprano of the M*toa»Utan-6» suddenly awakened from * Opera company, believes her bobby, j *> tt nA sleep with a premonmon that doll*, keep ber younf. ^ j j ^ wo p,- rr thsn inItaly, was dyluff *at. that exact moment. She could not fall asleep again. She couM Platte- | \Association with dolfs kflep* on* \ #»t quiet ber fears. In the mora- Keeps On* Young as first one and then the other] Temple at 7:30 o'clock. The P. M. woiiiid score for their respective j & M, E. degree will be conferred. teams. j Ail companions and sojourners are The second game of the series ; urged to be present will be played on tbe T. M, C. A, burgh Chapter No, 39 R. A. VL, will j young as no exsrcise$r elaborate [l*** she learned that her mother be held this evening in the Masonic T beauty treatment would,\ she ex- j bad died trarlnsr the rOghi. Since plains. \Youth must come from]then, tha diva lias Ween studylssr within. court Tuesday night and i t U ex- pected to draw a large crowd. If Port Niagara wins Tuesday night i la favor of St. John's but during the j maUing a third game necessary, it I K. of C, Monday Club The Knights of Columbus Monday club will bold its regular meeting tonight at S o'clock. ' External loveliness comes spiritualism «nd has collected a, only from a contented spirit, and. valfiabi* library on the subject. ! THE OLD HOME TOWW SsxSUE*, t m '-« f* the 'playmates' of icny eSOahood- give me that eententmeat which' keeps me yonny in mind, and body.\ j Mme. Bethberg almost missed * i train for a concert engagement in! New England last year because sbe' learned at the last minntfe that her maid had neglected to pack a doll! In her trunk, and she wouldaft leave ! Beniamino Glgli Iteeps bimself, young by givlngr fetes for children. I He has cops collect them from tbe' tenement districts. At Christmas; time be sees to it that Gusts are no empty stockings within Ms reach. ; \Opera stars are temperamental,\ , a manager confesses, **but they'd be' more temperamental iff they didn't BIRTHS ; without it Her manager succeeded i have hobbies as emotional outlets. In holdtay the train until the doll Pm for hobbies for opem stars!\ was aboard. Theater audiences frequently see lA-wrenca Tibbett, the \ American * baritone, whose debut a lew years ago created a sensation, appearing-) GOWETTE. — A son, (PrankEd- ' on the stage without Being- aware i ward), on January 38, 1329, to Mr, of it His hobby is Shakespeare , and Mrs. Edward Gowette anct a and he is wont to be a guest player, sraadson to Mr^ and M*s, TIctor with a Shakespearean repertoire' Jarvis and Mr. and Mrs. Peter company between singing: engage- Gowette, all of Peru, ments. 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