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Triumphant Irish Prepare For Regional Tests In Ypsi
By Bill La Course
with last week’s trophj
v.-ln over Mt. Carmel, st. Patrick’s
triumphant Irish girded for tomor
row night's Inaugural contest for
the Btate Regional playoffs in Yp
silantt
Just which team will furnish op
position for the local cagers will be
decided tonight when St. Cecilia
end Morepcy commence regional
play in the same city.
The local champs advanced to
the post season classic by edging
ont Mt. Carmel 40-39 last Satur
day. Wes Beadling, so po homo re
forward, brought his teammates
the Seventh District Champion
ship trophy for the first time in
five years by sinking two free
shots In the last 45 seconds of
Pl*y.
The two points were sufficient to
nullify a 39-38 Comet lead.
St. Pat’s captured the District
award in 1939 and repeated in 1940
but were stopped in the Ypal Re
gional* both times
In '4l they took top honors in
Division. District and Regional
playoffs only to drop out of con
tention for the State champion
ship in the last game of the semi
finala.
Though Coach Faulder hasnt re
vealed his starting lineup, he will
probably lead off with the same
hve that conquered the Comets:
Jim O'Brien F
Wes Beadling f
Bill Barraco C
Red Burns G
Francis Reidy G
The initial toss-up is set for 7:45.
Chartered busses will leave St. Pat
rick’s high school at six.
Bear Cagers Face
Catholic Central
Boo*evelt cagers jump mto the
state regional prep tournament to
morrow night when they meet
Catholic Central at Fordson.
Following the Roosevelt-Central
contest. Lincoln Park will engage
Fordson who defeated Ford Trade
33-20, in last night's initial game.
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Si. Patrick's 1946 District Cham
pions: (standing), left to right:
Jerry Fisher, Bill Barraco, Fran
cis Reidy, John Mattern, Dan
Keiffer, assistant coach Ed Mc-
Gee, athletic xp ana g e r. Bob
Melody, Bill LaCouxse and
Louis Russell.
(Kneeling) Jay Gurisko, assist
ant student manager, Wes
Beadling, Bill Haubrick, Coach
Jack Faulder, Ray Kosten,
Norm Burns, Jim O'Brien, Don
Rushlow, student manager.
RE-ELECT HARRY G. ROUSE.
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News-Herald, Monsanto
Eliminated From Play-Offs
—photos by Hal Root
Irishmen and Comets scramble for ball (center) as delirious fans howl in last Satur
day's District Championship game at Trenton. St. Pal's Wes Beadling (8) sank last
minute basket to gain victory over Mt. Carmel. A. E. Smith and Edison Institute
cagers battled in preliminary game (right) on the same night. Smith won 28-22.
> Monsanto and News-Herald were
blasted out of Recreation play-off
competition Tuesday night before
over 400 fans gathered at Mt. Car
mel gym.
Allen Park eliminated News-
Herald from the Class “A” ranks
52 to 42 and Eureka Auto Supply
set down Monsanto, Class “B”,
38-21 In the playoff semi-final
twin bill.
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Paced by Young and De Luca,
duet that accounted for 21 points
between them, the Park quintet
walked off with Tuesday’s triumph
by scoring 23 points in the second
half as against 18 for the losers.
Allen Park led at the half, 29-24.
Melantonl accounted for 10
points to pace News-Herald, one
better than Angelloci and Fawks.
Eureka Auto’s Murphy led his
team-mates to a 38-21 triumph by
scoring 13 points. Monsanto lost
ground from the game’s beginning
and never were able to recover a
nine-point deficit at the half. Eure
ka Auto counted 20 points in the
last session while the best Monsan
to could do was 12.
Allen Park faces undefeated
j Coca-Cola in the finals tonight
at Mt. Carmel, outcome of which
will decide winner of the Recre
ation medals. Eureka Auto and
V.F.W. battle it out for top hon
! ors in Class ‘*B” play in a pre
liminary contest slated to start
at 7:30.
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Murphy 6 1 13
Judd 4 3 11
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Tylak 1 3 ,5
Krolikowskl 2 4
Zuelenski 3 6
Wierzba
CLASS A
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O P TP
rheeck 4 8
Young 4 2 10
Kaminskis •••••••••••• 4 1 9
Hackett 4 8
Short
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Plan Recreation
Golf Matches
A meeting will be held Wednes
day, March 20, at 7:30 p.m. in the
council chamber of the city hall
to plan and organize a recreation
sponsored golf club.
Membership will be limited to
residents, merchants, or employes
of Wyandotte. After the organiza
tion is completed, matches will be
sought with other Down River clubs
already in existence, such as Ecorse,
River Rouge, Lincoln Park.
Further information can be ob
tained from Ben Yack, Vince Pry
goski, Peter Uram, or William
Kastman.
DeLuca 5 1 11
Wyandotte News-Herald
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Angellocci 33 9
Melantoni 4 2 10
Fawks 4 1 9
Gorham 3 17
Courtney 12 4
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. THE WYANDOT!
NEWS-HERAU
PAGE TWELVE
THURSDAY, MAE 1*
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By ERNIE E.
Jack Faulder, Irish t
insisting before the ?
“we’re going to win, that: -
we re goin’ to win.” . . .
boys had justified his st
told your scribe that * t
for my little girl, Patty,
of his three children, the *
old is suffering from •
fever.
This is Jack’s second »
pilot of the Shamrock
The former Wyandotte Ch'
reation commissioner brou
squad back from la t yen' >
impressive record of 4 wi
ten losses to pile up 10 vi : .r
as against 7 defeats this year,
spite frequent handicaps ber
of player injuries.
A graduate of Springfield
high school where he gained
a name as a prep basketball p
Jack has been connected
sports ever since he first ca.*
Wyandotte 27 years ago. He p
on five champion, hip oa »
teams —four years with Altcs I
and one with Hoersch Bros.
When the final horn sou:.
Saturday night, a Jubilant I
team danced wildly around v
Beadling, slapping him on *•
bark, hugging him . . . even ki
him. The little 5 foot 4 inch for
ward was hoisted to his teamma* v
shoulders and carried off the V r
midst cheers and general u*" r.
Commenting on how he felt
when he shot for the two game
winning points, Beadling con
fessed ‘T never prayed so b-rd
in all my life as I did for
shots . . . My hands were g*v>g
just like that* ... He shook th~ii
much the same way that Ray
Mil Land did In the “Lost Week-
End."
Francis Reldv refused to pose for
our photographer before the gr , " , o
. . . Syl Spiegel, Comet bark tr rd
ac© gladly obliged. Syl by the wav,
played almost «he entire game, de
spite an Injured ankle.
Bill Barraco, who tnsfctc on
using football tactics mi a basket
ball floor managed to orape being
(Continutd on Page 13)

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