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JOHN P. SENKO
FACULTY :\1A ' AGER
ALBERT SAUERACKER
A S'T FACULTY MA AGER
CARL FRICCHIONE
STUD~;
T MA AGER
ROBERT OBRI NSKI
ST DE ' T MAN AGE:R
December 5
Hazleton 40
Co a ldale 31
In an unusually tough opening game a promising Hazleton team defeated Coaldale. Trail–
ing for three periods, the Mounts came back with the last period spurt to take their opponents'
measure. Hyde had 13 points, but Danny Dura, just baking orr his football leg , stole the . how
with gridiron antics and ability to get the ball.
December 9
Hazleton 66
Coa l Towns hi p 31
Showing marked improvement while running roughshod over their hapless foe, H. H. S.
hung up its second win of the season. Jack Sippel, a newcomer to the team this year, gathered
17 points to lead the team offen ively. Dura again played top-notch ball.
December 12
Hazleton 56
Coughlin 30
Once again the Blue and White trampled its opponents under foot. Both teams were oil
form; only a brilliant second half exhibition of shooting by Gene Belletiere, during which time
he garnered 21 points, kept the game interesting. HydP had 13 counters, while Sippel proved
his worth as a floor general.
December 16
Hazleton 44
P lymouth 29
The Plymouth Indians tasted defeat for the fir t time thi ea on at the hand of a harp–
shooting H. H. S. five. The Mounts, following their usual form, opened up slow; then, with
Sippel and Ledger showing the way, racked up two-pointer after two-pointer to win going away.
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