Knights Expand Programs As Coaches Receive Raises
Franklin’s AAA sports note outlines scholastic program growth with more staff in coaching roles and a $50 raise for Jim McCullough who coaches both football and basketball. Roster gains, returning starters, and upcoming meetings with Beavers hint at a tightly contested 1959 season.
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Scholastic
Spouis
Jim McCullough
Poth
McCullough
Franklin
Knight
Ike Corry
Knights
Beavers
1958 Pennsylvania big game season survey reports strong bow use
Pennsylvania Game Commission records show 1958 big game kills totaling 111 925 for males and females, the highest since 1949. Deer harvest included 369 antlered and 989 antlerless by bow and arrow hunters, while bears reached 439 despite harsh opening weather. Small game suffered from a cold rainy spring with reduced counts for rabbits and wild turkeys, and opening day hunting was hampered by wind and snow.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Commission
Auilevert
Turin
Forest
District 10 basketball champions lead Meadville Tribune ratings
Erle Strong Vincent tops the District 10 list for a third straight season while Corry Oil City and Cranberry follow in a tight pack. Erie Tech Harborcreek and Union City also appear with Vincent and Eric Prep ahead of a crowded field.
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Erle Strong Vincent
Meadville Tribune
Tribune
Corry
Oil City
Cranberry
Beavers
Erie Tech
Herborcreek
Union City
Hisville
Eris Morning News
Jack Polaney
Polaney
Raine
Netolph
Coiel
Ciene Rimsey
I Rocket
Dura
PIAG
Caflisch and Guard Foil Upset Bids in Senior Division
Caflisch Lauber routed Bickly as Caflisch Merchants raced to a 57-31 win, moving atop the league standings. National Guard sparked a fourth quarter rally to beat Squire Avellins Stagle 29-17 and keep pressure on Caflisch. A makeup doubleheader Monday will determine if Caflisch or Merchants claim the City League title, with a playoff possible for the top spot.
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Nedeie
Chariorship
Caflisch Lauber
National Guard
Vinita Mepuelyg
Kbarel S Plintaus
Fon Wiiliney
Clymer
Javell
Carlisell
Julia Burkhart
Blakesioe
Squire
Squier
Dice Bagien
Chute Hlehynski
Palsna
Tom Lunska
Laigh
Tex
Cafisely Lunsber
Stagle
HPT
Longue Chumpanship
Wright School
Tiger Favored In Bout Tonight
Ralph Jones of Yonkers is a 1A favorite to challenge Paul Pender in a bout at Boston Garden. Jones has boosted his title stock with recent wins over Joey Giardello and Rory Calhoun, while Pender seeks a comeback amid a crowded field of contenders.
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Sustan
Ralph
Tiger) Jones
Yonkers
Paul Pender
Boston Garden
Jones
Joey Giardello
Rory Calhoun
Pendle
Giant Hurler Seeks Salary Tax Free Return to League
The Associated Press reports on Riantut Minzant Monzant, a right handed pitcher, seeking to rejoin organized baseball despite retirement plans. He demands 12000 dollars with 5000 paid in advance as a condition to play this season. Pittsburgh beat Cleveland 4 1 and Kansas City topped Detroit 6 0 in exhibition games. Ted Kluszewski homered and Vernon Law limited Cincinnati to three runs as rookie Jim Hardin pitched well for Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
Riantut
Morvant
Aitktax
Fanalies
San Fransisco
Vencenela
1Heante Pur
Rami
Havne
Cout
Monzant
Pittsburgh
Chietmathh
Kansas City
Detroit
Ted Kluszewski
Hig
Pirates
Big Kill
Te Reds
Vernon Law
Jim Hardison
Cincinmitt
Ned Garver
Walt Craddock
Avs
Rooke
Ken Handley
Roger Maris
Tumers
Maris
Unknown Tops Logart In Split Verdict
In a tight crowd at St Nicholas Avenue, welterweight Isaac Logart edged by Charley Scott in a split decision after a one round bout. Teddy Prouner eyed a rematch within a month at St Nick's, while local fans paid 3.89 to witness the corking scrap that left Logart’s record dented and Scott buoyed by his third win of the year.
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York
Isaac Logar
Charley Scott
Philadelphia
Tsaac
St. Nicholas Aven
Logart
Matelmaker
Teddy Prouner
St. Nick's
Lab
Mark Conn
Scott
Joe Eppy
Joe D'Osofrio
Logay
Lopati Alwayl
Shiganoord Logart
Exhibition Baseball Scores and Schedule Snapshot
Yesterday results include Kansas City 6 Detroit 0 and Pittsburgh 4 Cineramalt 1. Multiple games were rained out or canceled with rain. Today's schedule lists Cinelli vs St Louis in St Petersburg Philadelphia in New York Clearwater Milwaukee vs Kansas City Bradenton Los Angeles vs Detroit Fort Myers Chicago vs Cleveland and Boston vs Scottsdale.
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Kansas City
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Cineramalt
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Cinelli
St. Petersburg
Clearwater
Bradenton
Pittsbuvieh
Fort Myers
Cleveland
Mesit Sui Troneisea
Boston
Scottsdale
Celtics Tune Up For Playoffs Before Eastern Finals Opener
Boston Celtics return stars Heinsohn Loscutoff and Conley for a final playoff warmup against the Syracuse Nationals at the Garden. The Celtics seek to extend a league record 12 straight regular season wins while Syracuse, boosted by George Yardley, aims to challenge in the Eastern division finals. Last night fights and other boxing results are also noted in this roundup.
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Plaiux
Boston Celtics
Phy Eal Shane
National Basketball
New York
Boston
Syracuse
George Yardley
NYU Faces Oklahoma City In NIT Quarterfinals At MSG
NYU meets Oklahoma City University in the NIT quarterfinals at Madison Square Garden. Oklahoma City, led by two all Americans, relies on subs such as Yeahquo and Samant. NYU edges a tight game as St Louis Billikens and Providence also advance.
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NYU
Oklahoma City Indians
NEW York
Waco
Redskins
New York University
Madison Square Gallen
Abe Lenis
Lemons
Suhmpanat
Tower
Lois Billikens
Providence
Bradley
Josus
Louis
Sime Morrow Duel Looming At West Texas Relays
Odessa Texas AP expect a Sime Morrow against Dave Lane Bobby Morrow sprint duel with Glen Davis in two 100 and 220 yard events at the West Texas Relays. Davis competes for Ohio State while all three are ineligible for relays due to college eligibility status.
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Davis
Ohio State
Sime
Morrow
Havig
St Andrew Int Tournament Upsets In Kingston and Miami
In Kingston Jamaica Jack Douglas of Santa Monica beat Birger Folke of Sweden 12 6 2 and Jack Frost of Monterey defeated Rob Thomson of Jamaica 6 0 6 1. In Miami Pryson paid 12 20 to win the Turf at Gulfstream. In Chicago Antonia Macili stopped Wilbur Robinson in the ring.
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MS. Kingston
Jamaica
Jack Douglas
Santa Monica
Birger Folke
Sweden
Jack Frost
Monterey
Rob Thomson
St. Andrew
Miami
Pryson
Gulfstream
Base running confusion on double event in Indians Tigers game
In a Cleveland Indians vs Detroit Tigers inning Jim Piersall and Power scored on Russ Nixon’s drive after Eddie Yost flagged Pierall was missing third base. Yost touched the bag and ruled Pierall out, Power safe. The play raised questions of base touching sequence and missteps by runners.
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Lere
Jim Piersall
Basio Power
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Russ Nixon
Senda
Piernall
Bowling Hysters Finish with Narrow Margin at Providence
Providence bowling card lists mixed scores with players such as Sawa and Paday Read, showing outpoints and maintenance notes. Names like Dick Davila and Lub-TOR appear among partial tallies, while locations include Providence and Boston. The fragment hints at a competition pace with several high and low scores across lanes and players.
Top Bowlers Roll Tonight In ABC Tourney
In St Louis ABC Tourney action the White Power Team of Watertown Wisconsin led by Hank Marino and Harry Steers competes in open team as Pfeiffers Detroit and photo team of St Paul vie for pace Gene Vetrone Newark tops all events with 1961 for nine games Lubanski Pfeiffers leads in all events and singles with 764 Reuther Wheeling posts a 727 series in doubles as standings show no change in top 10 open team booster and doubles.
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At. Louis
Hank Marino
Herry Steers
Herb Lange
White Power
Watertown
Wis
Fred Thoms
Eli Maricich
ABC
Marino
Assn
Aehe
St. Paul
Minn
Pfeiffers
Detroit
Gene Vetrone
Vetrone
Newark
N. J
Ed Lubanski
Mten
Jack Reuther
Wheeling
W. Va
Reuther
Lilly and Randolph Clash in PIAA C Semis showdown recap
In Kittanning Lilly edged Randolph 61-49 as Lilly's Mickey Lono and Tom Hite led with 16 points each. Randolph's Jack Jones scored 17 to cap his team's effort. Lilly improved to 18-0, Randolph fell to 18-8 with the loss.
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Randolph
Kittanning
Lilly
West
Reading
PIAA
Claws
Mickey Lono
Tom Hite
Jack Jones
Havana Race Gives Class A Honors to Tularia Crew
Havana Cuba Tularia skippered by Hugh Schaddeloe won Class A honors in the 24 mile St Petersbire Havana race by 18 minutes two seconds on handicap basis.
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Havana
Cuba
Hugh Schaddeloe
St. Petersbire
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Carlisely Lumber Natives
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Don Warner
Ernie Knox
Sime-Morrow
Antonia Macilti
Buenos Aires
Wilbur Robinson
By Ben Olan
Hysters OK
Sawa
TOR
Paday Read
Dick Davila
Thompson
Ava
Ely Lambe
Ernie Kuebel
Merle Ottaway
Aloop
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Franke Monit
Jd Tab Weeks
Bob Hand
Melnnes Steel Lane
Clarence White
Avette Wetmore
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VEW
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Suni Vfw
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Lenton MI
Himmeny
Pawl's
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VFW
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Baty
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Bemis Wan
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Model Dairy
Hammonst
AIM
BOS
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Marty's
Corry Beverane
Cme
Metnnes Steel League
Roberts Furniture and Appliance
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Phon
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Federal DE
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