The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-05
All Saints
Lose to
Comets

The Mt. Carmel lads won their
seventh game as they defeated All
Saints Friday night. Having Started
their second round of games, the
Comets are really proving true TO
their colors.
Eugene Gurzenda was high point
man with 10 points.
AS the game started, several min
utes were played before any score
was made. Spigiel came through for
the Comets. sinking his free throw
on Yurmanovical's foul. The latter,
however, scored the first basket of
the game, giving TIE All Saints
quintet a one pointl cad over the
Comets. GrupcznSki sank the first
basket for the local lads but was
quickly followed by Klotz, of All
Saints. The comets then called time.
Kowalewski came into tie game
replacing Spigiel. Hadley scored
another basket for All Saints and
followed with a free throw on Bar
cikowski's foul making the score
7-3, All Saints leading. On foul by
Klotz, Gurzenda scored and soon
followed with another long shot.
Hadley, playing center for All Saints,
gave his team another two points
with his basket. The score was tied
when Gurzenda scored three free
throws; one on Klotz's foul and two
when Aldo fouled. The score was
now go. The last point was made
when Koltz was gain penalized with
foul; Gurzenda scoring, giving the
Comets one point had over All
Saints. The quarter ended 1919, Mt.
Carmel leading.
COMETS HOLD LEAD
With the beginning of the second
quarter, Spigiel retdrned for the
Comets replacing Kowalewski. Had.
ley was first to score in this quarter
for All Saints, with Gurzenda re-
peating for the Comets. The score,
however, was soon tied since Martin
scored on Gurzenda's foul. With the
score all tied up at 1912, Richard
Urbanek was quick to sink another
basket for the Comets. Martin gave
All Saints another two points, but
his was checked since Urbanek
scored again, followed by Gdrzenda.
With the score being 1914, All
Saints called time, hoping to check
their opponents. 1t seemed as if
they would succeed when Captain
Yurmanovical scored another two
points for All Saints. Richard Ur-
banek, however. promptly came back
with two more points for the
Comets. The half ended with the
Comets still leading, 20-1S.
Offensive Continued by Comets
Gurzenda opened the second half
with two successive baskets All Saints
again called time. Spigiel followed
with another two points, but on his
foul. Hadley scored q free throw.
Koltz, having returned In the sec
ond half, came through with still
another two points making the score
26-19. Gurzenda came up with a
basket and shortly after scored still
another. Kowalewski replaced Grup-
czynSki. On Sauve's foul Urbanek
scored a free throw and followed
with long shot making the score
1920. Hadley came up with a free
throw on Spigiel'S foul and a few
seconds later he came up with still
another two points. The quarter
ended 1885 as Hadley scored again
for All Sains.
All Saints Held To Only Two Points
On AbdooS foul, Grupczynski
sank his two free throws and Cur
zenda also came up with two more
points. Klotz replaced Abdoo for the
All Saints quintet. GrupcZnski
opened up with another two points
increasing the Comes lead 1926.
Klotz scored the only basket for All
Saints in this quarter. After a time
Oh for AL Saints, several substitu-
tons were made. Hebda deplaced
Grupcznsh for the Comets and
Martin and Sauve came in for Ra-
telle and Yurmanovical of All
Saints. Hebda gave the Comets an
other point, sinking a free htrow
on KlotZ'S foul and making the
score 1927. Six points were made
insuccesion when Spigiel, Urbanek
and Gurzenda sank basket each
With little time left to play the
entire second Sring was sent in
for the Comets. They were, held
scoreless and the game ended with
the Mt. Carmel lads winning an
other game, 1927.
Hadley, having played an out
standing game for All Saints, was
high-point man for his team with IA
points.
The Comets play their next game
Tuesday night acting as host to the
boys from Ecorse as they meet st
Francis Xavier for the second time
The first game was taken by the
| Comets, 40-l8.