MMI Preparatory School - Minamek Yearbook (Freeland, PA)

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if X L. l JED Mr. Newhn, Zierdt, Wassel, Sharpe, Mr. Slegeski, Mr. Broad, Earata, M. Ostroff, Eckrote, R. Ostroff, Belin- sky, Griesing, Zawatsky, Klingerman, D. Newlin, Iggy Sleg9Sk1, JI'- BASEBALL . H I April, 1949, brought the call of play ball to the students of M.M.I. Coaches Newlin and Slegeski called practice when the M.M.I. field was in good condition. They were greeted by a few seasoned veterans such as Paulie Sharpe at third, Brooks Holtzclaw at short, Eddie Be- linsky at first, Harold Griesing at second, Toot- sie Barata catching, and Spike Ostroff pitch- ing. Rookies who also turned out for practice were Joe Barkanic, Dave Zierdt, John Zawat- sky, Mike Wassel, Jerry Eckrote, and Ken Klin- german. After two exhibition losses to West Hazle- ton Mining entered the Freeland school league composed of St. Ann's, Freeland High, and Fos- ter Township. This league lasted from April until June with our boys winning 4 games while losing 2. Holding 2 wins over Freeland High, 2 wins over St. Ann's and losing 2 games to Foster who took the Championship undefeated Mining looked forward to the newly organized 42 summer league sponsored by the Elks Club of? Freeland. T The league was divided into two halV6S with Foster taking the first round undefeated- Our boys came through with a 53-win, 5-.logs record. Mining came back strong w1th 8 straigg wins in August to clinch the second half 311 force a play-off with Foster Township- t Spike Ostroff threw a masterful gamefl send Foster Township down to defeat and we - M.M.I. the first Elks League Championship. I Paul Sharpe, Mike Ostfofff Mlke Wasflici Ken Klingerman, Jerry Eckrote, and Tooful Barata led M.M.I. through a very sucC9SS season. The Elks Club of Freelanddonated H1233 equipment and promoted a hlghly Succe I league. The students of M.M.I. e.xtend0gl3:i. thanks to the Elks for their Splendld co' tion. X

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HAZLETON AUTOMATIC CONTROL. FOR YOUR MINE PUMPS! The photo below shows two HAZLETON 14 -4 Stage Mine Pumps located in two under- ground pump rooms of a large Anthracite coal company. Both pumps are equipped with com- plete Hazleton automatic priming accessories and driven by 1000 H. P. line-start motors. Each pump is independently primed by a HAZLETON 50 CFM priming pump, priming thru a Hazleton Vacuum Breaker and HAZLETON priming valves. The priming cycle can be initiated either manually or automatically, but once initiated, the priming um starts and stops automatically and the main pump starts when it is fully primed. P P ' ' U m is rotected against an excessive period of operation by HAZLETON The priming pu p p control and the priming cycle is automatically repeated should the pump fall to deliver . . . . . 1 t r on the first prime The number of priming attempts is limited. When the imit is wa e . reached, no further priming attempt is made, however, an alarm is sounded on the surface. ' ' ' f h d m lete loss of water. During operation, the pumps are protected against loss o ea or co p The use of bearing thermostats completes the list of protective features. Of note is the fact that these HAZLETON pumps, each deliverlng from 5200 G.P.M. to 7600 G.P.M., are automatically operated, without any adjustment in the priming equipment, under suction conditions varying from 20 ft. lift to 70 ft. head. COMPLETE AUTOMATIC CONTROL EQUIPMENT FROM THE SIMPLEST TO THE MOST ELABORATE. ASK FOR DATA SHEET. .. Jeff Q, 1 1 tl 1 ,. 5 it f 1 l la rl 1 L rl u I li 9 li l l li l gl fl f l Ll L 4 'D 1. t I t ga U B J u 4 7 4 l 5 .UF O 'I OTC