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Curtain Goes up on School Basketball HERSHEY PAGE 4 HERSHEY NEWS December 10, 1953 Curtain Goes Up On School Basketball Junior College Spartans Set Hershey. High Bears Heading Pro Basketball Twenty Tackles LVC Sail On Note Lists For Home Ice Fans To See GamesOn Card JV's In No. 1 Of Optimism Hershey High op-ened its Trip • An eighteen-game schedule Globetrotters Milton Hershey School After Hershey Junior Col- current basketball season Fri- opens for .into the 1953-54 bas- lege on Monday when the stepped night at Palmyra, giving The Hershey Bears will re- Those fabuloug Harlem night, day team coached by John Han- are returning to ketball arena Tuesday good from a three-week Globetrotters Coach Sterling Banta a turn home shue faces the Lebanon Val- Hershey Sports Arena on praying host to Hummelstown look at his 1953-1954 material road trip on Wednesday ev- ley College JV's at Annville. Monday evening, December on the hill school's floor. as the curtain went up on the ening December 16, meeting First HJC home game is 28, to meet the Philadelphia Also at home on Friday, the with Trojans' 20-game schedule. the Pittsburgh Hornets in the slated for next Thursday Sphas in the top half of a pro- neigh- JV's fur- double- Spartans will take on The Hershey High baSket- Sp6rts Arena at 8 o'clock. the Albright College fessional basketball nishing the opposition. header. • boring Pajmyra. entered the court season Murray Henderson's eers Coach All home games are played Warriors. Head Coach Ned Linta had in the line- The Philadelphia with four veterans ice men will also be at home in the Community Club gym will meet t h e Milwaukee room for optimism as the sea- up — six-foot-three Bob Tan- on Saturday evening, Decem- and start at eight o'clock. Hawks in a regular National son arrived, with a backlog forwards of the 1953-54 credi at center, ber 19, entertaining the Buf- Nucleus Basketball Association t i 1 t of experience helping his Frank Capitani and Ed Pe- falo Bisons. HJC team includes Sopho- preliminary to the Globetrot- Bill Wenrich, a for- First game team's prospects. Only one trucci, and guard Jim Snyder will be mores ter appearance. The Sports Arena mer Palmyra High School will get under way at 8 o'clock. "regular" was lost through who towers six-feet-two. dark on Christmas Day, but eager, and Roger Evanina, coached by graduation. nucleus, The Trotters, Behind the veteran the Bears will be home the fol- a Milton Hershey School bas- Abe Saperstein, will present Six-foot-four Don Evans, Banta had a pool of experi- lowing day, Saturday, Decem- ketball alumnus. Other list- an all-star lineup including at center, is the man the team enced hands to call on, with ber 26, with the Cleveland ings on the team roster in- Reece "Goose" Tatum,"Clown is built around and another Ben Klingjer, Bruce Shenk, Barons providing the ollposi- clude: Prince of Basketball"; Elmer six-footer, John Elway, will and Glenn Zeigler set to han- tion. Thomas Gamble, ex-Milton Robinson, Clarence and John- provide height in the forward Hershey; Thomas Cline; ex- Wilson, Lee Garner, and for action dle the guard position left ny position. Also ready Palmyra High; Fred, Pelle- Josh Grider. are George Sweeney; Robert last open by the graduation Hershey Man In grini, former Hershey High Eddie Gottlieb% Warriors, Haas, Austin -Kraft and Jon Spring of Fred Evans. eager; Arthur Werner; Sid- strengthened by the acquisi- Whitehouse. Six Juniors also Varsity talent among the College Who's Who ney Rosen; Randall Way- tion of Marques Haynes, the are pushing hard for spots Juniors on the squad is sup- bright; Melvin Kencht; Allen dribbler, from the Daniel E. Donovan, son of master on the top team. plied by Bill Kristich, Lloyd Tilton; and John Hussar. Trotters, will also present Joe The schedule: Leonard Ferrucci, Captain and Mrs. Emmett J. Morgan, Granada Donald Hoover, a Sophomore, Fulks, George Senesky, Jack Dec. 8—Hummelstown (H) and Ken Zimmerman. Donovan, 133 West Dec. 11—Palmyra (H) was listed is team manager. George, Paul Walther, Neil The Trojans opened their Avenue, Hershey, College drib- Ernie Beck, Walter Dec. 15—At Harrisburg Ceti.) among the thirty University The Junior Johnston, home season against Annville blers will be shooting at last Davis, and Jim Phelan. Dec. 18—At Hanover of South Carolina seniors in Dec. 22—At Middletown . Wednesday night. They tee year's record of ten wins and Tickets for the game are Higl Penn the annual edition of "Who's Dec. 29—At Hershey off on their South league in eight losses. now on sale at the Sports Jan. 5—York (H) schedule on January 5 at Who Among Students Colleges and Uni- In addition to the regularly Arena box office. Reserved Jan. 8—At Reading on American William Penn Chambersburg, taking the an- carded games, the locals will seats are $1.50, $1.80, $2.40, Jan. 12—At defending loop champions af- versities," according to an Jan. 15—Middletown (H) nouncement recently by Dr. participate in the State Jun- and $3, tax included. ter six non-league contests. College A.A. tournament Jan. 19—Lancaster (H) Orin F. Crow, dean of faculty. ior Jan. 22—At Steelton The schedule: at Johnstown on March 5 and 26—Lebanon (H) Dec. 4—at Palmyra Jan. 6. Teacher Speaks 29—John Harris (H) Dec. 9—Annville (H) Jan. The schedule: Feb. 5—At York , Dec. 15—at Lebanon Retired Employees Dec. 14—Lebanon Valley JV (A) The program for the Thurs- Dec. 18—John Harris (H) Feb. 9—Reading'(H) Forty - six members were Dec. 17—Albright JV (II) day evening meeting of the Feb. 12—William Penn (H) Dec. 22—Alumni (H) Jan. 6—Hazleton Center (A) Dec. 29—Milton Hershey (H) present at the Christmas- Hershey Dames this week Feb. 19—At Lancaster Jan. 9—Mont Alto Forestry (H) Arlene Feb. 23—Steelton (H) Jan. 5—at Chambersburg season meeting of the Asso- Jan. 13—York Jr. College (A) listed a talk by Mrs. Jan. 8—Hanover (H) Bucher, Hershey kindergarten Feb. 26—At Lebanon ciation of Retired Hershey Jan. 15—Dickinson JV (H) Mar. 2—At John Harris Jan. 12—Gettysburg (H) Jan. 20—Keystone Jr. Col. (H) teacher, on the topic "Glimp- Jan. 14—Mechanicsburg (H) Employees at the fire hall on Monday afternoon. Jan. 23—Altoona Center (H) ses of South America." Mrs. Jan. 20--Shippensburg (H) Jan. 29--Lebanon Valley JV (H) In 1519 Hernando Cortez Jan. 22—at Carlisle The program included songs Bucher taught in Venezuela Jan. 30—Albright JV (A) last year. learned from the Aztec In- Jan. 26—at Waynesboro led by Luther Spancake of Feb. 2,--Dickinson JV (A) Feb. 2—Chambersburg (H) Palmyra, a business session The organization was to be dians the secret of preparing Feb. 5—Keystone Jr. Col. (A) He was the Feb. 5—at Hanover with J. F. Snavely presiding, Feb. 12—Altoona Center (A) entertained at the home of a chocolate drink. Feb. 9—at Gettysburg and an address by Rev. Har- Feb. 13—Johnstown Center (A) Mrs. Jerdme W. Frock, 117 first white man to know the Feb. 12—at Mechanicsburg Febt 17—York Jr. College (H) Elm Avenue. secret. Feb. 16—at Shippensburg vey Light, retired pastor of the River of Feb. 19—Johnstown Center (H) Feb. 19—Carlisle (H) Brethren Church Feb. 24—Mont Alto Forestry (A) Feb. 26—Waynesboro (H) Cleona. Feb. 27—Hazleton Center (H) HERSHEY COMMUNITY THEATRE Hershey Community Club OTHER SIDE OF THE GLOBE "One of America's Finest", Bowling League, of Pacific The Korea edition FREE PARKING ALWAYS Stars and Stripes, unofficial Team Standings—Nov. 30 Won Lost Average but authoritative Army pub- FRIDAY & SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11 & 12 Smith's Pontiac 33/12 14/12 850 -- Keckler's Insurance 33 15 858 lication, had a Hershey flavor Friday Shows at 7:00 & 9:00 Stump's Texaco 31/12 16/12 834 on October 21. Saturday Shows at 5:00, 7:00 & 9:00 • Indian Echo Hotel 24 ' 24 806 A copy of the paper reach- Pronio's Store 20/12 " 27/12 800 ing here carried a three-quar- - TORCH SONG Reese's Peanut Butter Cups 18/12 29/12 796 ter page spread on the birth- (Color by Technicolor) Art's Jewelry 18 30 818 day party for President Eisen- Joan Crawford Michael Wilding 13 35 Stag Shop 779 draw. Her followers like it. It is 0 hower. , It has a typical familiar Crawford Ten High Individual Averages drama with music. Pete Gasper 192 .Art. Garrison 180 MONDAY & TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14 '8‘'15 Ed. Menicheschi .. 185 Carl Spangler 180 Shows at 7:00 & 9:00 Stearle Sponaugle 183 Jim Gaspari 177 HERSHEY Mimi Gasper 183 Miles Speicher 177 SO BIG. Mark Henry 182 Dom Basti 175 COMMUNITY 11,yden Nancy Olson Individual High Single — P. Gasper, 258 Jane Wyman Sterling Individual High Triple — P. Gasper, 678 INN Miss Wyman's best performance since "Johnny Belinda." Excellent, emotional Team High Single — Smith's Pontiac, 991 drama, the story of a great mother love for a boy who grow so big, but was always Team High Triple — Stump's Texaco, 2727 his mother's little boy. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16 & 17 Hershey Chocolate Corporation Shows at 7:00 & 9:00 Industrial Bowling League LION IN THE STREETS (Color by Technicolor) Team Standings—Incl. Dec. 2 Won Lost Average • Printing Room 30 18 819.11 James cagney Barbara Hale Wrapping Room 28/12 19/12 813.28 Here you meet a lion among men and women.
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