Knights Break Quarter Jinx With 69 43 Win Over Brunswick
Middletown shut down Brunswick 57 50 in Bronx led by Johnnies with double digit scorers Hass 15 and Hawes 14 while Wenner added 10 Hetown opened the scoring and the Knights held the Railroaders to a slow start. Junior varsity edged 34 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights
Brunswick
Johnnies
Middletown
Bronx
Hass
Charley
Ne Hawes
Wenner
Hetown
Waterfield Signed as Rams Coach in Five Year Deal
The Los Angeles Rams named Bob Waterfield to a five year head coaching contract. The former Ram quarterback, 39, led the team to its only NFL title since joining Los Angeles and replaces Sid Gilman who resigned before the season end. Waterfield played for the Rams 1945 to 1952 and starred at UCLA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Rams
Ram
Bob Waterfield
Waterfield
Rams
UCLA
Sid Gilman
Gillman
Los Angeles Chargers
Finsterwald Wins Los Angeles Open Golf Championship
Don Finsterwald captured the Los Angeles Open at Rancho Municipal, finishing 72 holes at 280 to win by four strokes. Contender Dave Monti faltered, shooting 80 in the final round after an early surge, as Worton and others trailed with second place 283 scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Miers
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Don Finsterwald
Eric Mona
Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Wort
Zolf
Monti
Dave Ragan
Orlando
Jay Hebert
Sanford
Bill Collins
Denver
Tommy Bolt
Don January
Bill Blanton
Coronado
Calif
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Rancho Municipal
Senonsny
Eight Rookie Pitchers Report to Yankee Spring Camp
New York Yankees invite eight rookie pitchers to spring camp as they prepare for the 1959 season. Notables include Billy Short and Tee Neuburn, with Bill Bethel, Bill Bronstad, John Gabler, and Johnny James among entrants. Teammate Deron Johnson and Ken Hunt push for regular roles, while Frank Leja resumes duties at first base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Yankee
Joe Reicherl
Associated Press
NEW York AP
New York Yankees
Yankee
Prichers
Billy Short
Merigacce Pricher
Sear
Short
S.end
Isseed
James
Johnny James
Richmond
The
Yanks
George Haner
Kearney
Herold Stowe
Farce
Deron Johnson
St. Petersboro
Jasthin
Ken Hunt
Jack Reed
Frank Leja
Art Wall
Pocono Manor
Johansson Starts Training for June Rematch
New York IBJA—Ingemar Johansson held talks with the New York attorney general and the State Athletic Commission about the June rematch with Floyd Patterson. Johansson and adviser Edvin Ahligquist then trained at a gym and discussed the contract terms and TV rights with officials, with escrow funds and purse details under scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Smuhs Ingemar Johansson
State Athletic Commission
Johansson
Edwin Ahigquist
Attorney General
Floyd Patterson
Aelvin Krulewitch
The
Athletic Commission
Patters
Patterson
Krulevitch
Ahlquist
Johans Sop
Ialuhd Inmimg Gatz
Aiormey
Nigcuist
Gatt
Gait
Crosby Golf Play Starts Next Week Pebble Beach
Bing Crosby's $30 009 national pro amateur golf event returns for a 19th year on the Monterey Peninsula courses. The scramble-like clambake gathers professionals and amateurs for a famed weekend of golf and celebrity tie ins at Pebble Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby
Pebble Beach
Cali
Tab
Bing Crosby
Monterey Peninsula
Clambake Charity Tourney Boosts Funds Despite Weather
The event plans to raise about $100 000 more for charity, continuing a long tradition. Over the years the tournament has contributed well over a half million dollars to worthy causes, despite weather breaks impacting play and attendance.
Lincoln Hammers Comets To End Skid In 73-40 Victory
Fort Detrick Comets battered by Walter Reed with 31 points by DoD standout amid 22 fouls. Fort Detrick’s Christofferson added 23 for the losers as Lincoln’s squad broke a losing streak and forced a rematch at Fort Detrick Friday after a Tuesday home win at Comet gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Detriex Comets
Walter Reed ArtFineal
Comet Gym
Dod
Comets
Om Silient
George Christofferson
Tols
Fort Detrick
Walter Reed
Tre
College Basketball Scores And Appointment News
A rundown of college basketball results features LIU over Seton Hall 74 65 and Richmond over Washinton College 82 33. Separately Boston appoints Ed McKeever as general manager of its new American Football League team. McKeever, 46, is based in Baton Rouge and has NFL scouting experience. Only Norwegian women show lower mortality than U S women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Assocated Press
LIU
Seton Hall
Southern Methodist
Texas Amt
Bowie
Morzon Staite
George Washon
Richmond
St. Marrs
Rendolph Alacon
Wash'n College
Teaon
Frostburg
Altoona
Loyola
Baltimore
Catholic
Detroit
Marquette
State
Bucknell
Lemsh
Rice
Basler
Texas
Duke
Gemson
Akron
Oberlin
Wiham & Mars
Boston AP
Ed WeKeever
Frank Leah
Boston College
Notre Dame
Boston
McKeever
Baton Rouge
New York Giants
Dupas Weeks for Lane Rematch in Big Televised Fight
New Orleans fighter Dupas trains daily in Michigan for a nationally televised bout against Lane at Someday, marking the latest chapter after their 1955 and 1956 decisions. Dupas sports a 78-13-6 record and is ranked 10th by the NBA. Lane is the NBA No 1 junior welter contender to Ortiz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Dupas
National Boxing Assn
NBA
Carlos Ortiz
St Johns Rout Maryland School for the Deaf 69 43
St Johns dominates Maryland School for the Deaf 69 to 43 at McSherry gym. John Hammond leads with 21 points on 10 field goals and 1 foul shot. Every St Johns player scores as Adrian Winpigier and Frank Grove pace the rest. Junior varsity also wins 35-20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Maryland School For the Deaf
McSherry Gym
John Hammond
Saints
Larry Callahan
Ham
MSD
Preston Ashley
Stanley Eure
Onoles
Hammond
John Mean
Adrian Winpigier
Frank Grove
Maryland
ST. Johns
Wirpigier
Q & Mulcabes
Carroll
ST. Foss
Bowling with the 3 Best Lessons from Lou Campi
Former BPAA doubles champion Lou Campi discusses balance and footwork in bowling and contrasts right hand and left foot finishes with bocce and pecer training from Italy. He notes how starting with the left foot improves balance and release accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Campi
BPAA
Italy
Cincinnati Meets St. Louis In Even-Up Contest Tonight
Cincinnati and St. Louis clash in an important Missouri Valley Conference game as top ranked Bearcats defend their No. 1 spot. Ohio State moves to fifth after key conference wins, while Utah and Texas A M rise in national rankings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
ST. Louis
Hugh Fullerton Jr
Associated Press
Oscar Robertson
University of Cincinnati
Cincin
Ball
California
West Virgina
Bradley
Cincinnan
Bearscats
Bearcats
Peoria
Ohio State
Misors
Indians
Georgia Tech
Utah
Texas A&m
Villanova
Southern California
Utah State
Wake Forest
Winneis
Ray Berry
Baltimore Colts
NCAA Rule Change Hints From Subcommittee Vote
Subcommittee proposing substitution rule changes approved a near unanimous draft, signaling limited free substitution remains. Rule Committee chair Neyland said deliberations not complete and a checkoff rule likely to change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCAA
NBA
Whitney Martin
Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fila
Football Rules Committee
Bob. Neyland
Rules Committee
Yelk
Neyland
Bunge Tops ACC Scoring Lead in Early Season
Al Bunge, 6-foot-3 senior from Maryland, leads the ACC with 217.5 points per game through last Saturday. North Carolina’s Lee Shaffer is second at 48.7, Virginia’s Paul Adkins third at 38.5, with Bunge also ranking high in field goal percentage and rebounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New YO
Wait Chamberlain
Boint
Jack Tuyman
E Vnau
National Basketball Assn
Chambers B
Tuyman
Warriors
Twyman
Cinnati
Bob Pett
St. Lous
Gene Shue
Detron
Paul Arizm
Philadelphia
Sam Jones
Boston
Adolph Scharves
Syracuse
Chamberlain
Bob Cousy
Greensboro
N. Cc
API al Bunge
Maryland
Atlantic Coast
Bunge
Yale
ACC Service Bureau
Lee Shaffer
North Carolina
Paul Adkins
Virginia
LeBaron Cleared to Play as Bar Review Ends
Eddie LeBaron of Essington Redskins may continue professional football after a California State Bar decision, with a ruling expected by February 41. The former College of the Pacific star discussed tax and corporate plans, indicating uncertain timing for any move away from football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Francisco
Eddie LeBaron
Essington Redskins
State Bar of California
Also Mentioned on This Page
MHL
Ama
Delphey’s
Sporting Goods
Chester
F. Delphey
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Lkely
United States
Hagerstown
MT. Airy
Taneytown
AE Airy
Teneytown
Bull Franklin
Mike Brown
Crarman Papeete
Erreman
Helen
Morgan Fee Aarriecass
L . Menean
Renee Sb
James Buchanan
Franklin College
Lancaster
Marshall College
Mercersburg
Franklin and Marshall College
News-Post
Frederick, MD
Ingo
Lincoln
Thurmont
Bob Olney
Thurman
Tst Hak
Ts Iit
Gene Stowden
Tigers
Bob Ruppeon
Taumont
Ize Ts
Trermont
Lincoln Iy
Norway
Benjamin Franklin
ST. John's
Association
Ele
Moi Lou Campi
Harvey Ruean
Boston Red Sox
Yonkers
N.Y
Baucer
Kansas City
Hank Bauer
ACC
Little Eddie
Aehlatad Lal Ae Ie
Atlantic
Blue Ridge Oil Company
P. O. Box
Frederick
Aero Oil Co
S&h
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!