Schoolboy Football Preview Six Regulars Back But B P Coach Doesn't Expect Much
Coach Bernard Evans of Byrd-Prillerman High School Panthers at Amigo returns six regulars and five reserves, but he doubts strong play in 1958. He says, “We’ll be lucky if we can play 500 ball,” stressing the need for thinkers like 1955 title days. He led that championship team to glory.
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Bernard Evans
Byrd-Prillerman High School Panthers
Amigo
Evans
Ex-Champions Fall By Wayside In Women's Am
In the 58th U S Women's Championship at Wee Burn Beacon, Anne Quast voices resolve to win while smiling. Fourteen players advance after two rounds, with former champs Dorothy Kirby and Grace Lenczyk eliminated. Defending champ Joanne Gunderson and rivals Marlene Streit and Barbara Romack advance alongside international contenders.
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Darien
Quast
Stanford’ University
Dorothy Kirby
Judy Eller
Robert Cronin
Grace Lenczyk
Newington
Conn
Lawrence Mannheimer
White Plains
N.Y
Barbara McIntire
Jupiter
Fla
Bridget Jackson
Joanne Gunderson
Seattle
Marjorie Lindsay
Decatur
Hil
Marlene Streit
Fonthill
Ont
Barbara Romack
Sacramento
Calif
George Valentine
Angela Ward Bonallack
Britain
Rickey Predicts Pirates Pennant Win For 1960
Branch Rickey, 76, board chairman of the Pittsburgh Pirates, told reporters at a memorial service he expects the Pirates to win the National League pennant not this year but next. He urged not to sell the current team short and spoke at a Delta Tau Delta memorial service after his heart attack last February.
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Branch Rickey Sr
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Rickey
Delta Tau Delta
Panthers Unveil 1958 Schedule and Key Returnees
Panthers list 1957 roster survivors Sherman Ross Ken Hughes Vernon Moore Charles Donald Jeffrey Lawson Gwinn Henry and 1958 nucleus Rudolph Clements Cecil Branch Samuel Thomas Robert Anderson Houston Ross. Graduation losses include Milton Ross Brady Hill Levi Logan Charles Thompkins Tyrone Parnell Joe Berger Wilbert Berger. Seven game slate opens Sept 3 at Marsh Fork and home games at Sophia with final Oct 31 against Sophia Blue Hawks. Evans calls all opponents tough, highlights Sophia and Park Central. Team practicing twice daily until school starts.
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Charles
Marsh Fork
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Liberty
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Clarence T
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Accoville
Thomas
Samuel
Crichton
Cooney
Robert
Soph Christian
George
Soph
Brown
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Joe
Soph Campbell
Berger
Huvester
Soph Cox
Joseph
Fresh
Davis
Stanley
Randolph
Sherman Ross
Kent Hughes
Vernon Moore
Charles Donald
Jeffrey Lawson
Gwinn Henry
Harid
Panther
Rudolph Clements
Cecil Branch
Samuel Thomas
Robert Anderson
Houston Ross
Milton Ross
Brady Hill
Levi Logan
Charles Thompkins
Tyrone Parnell
Joe Berger
Wilbert Berger
Panthers
Raleigh
Karap Bulldogs
Byrd Prillerman
Schiff's Shoes Blink Harry's In Exhibition Losses
Schiff's Shoes of the Warren Williams League defeated Harry's Babe Ruth champs 6 to 2 in an exhibition Tuesday night as prep for the Knot Hole tournament in Cincinnati August 22 to 24. Rash and Duke James matched two early runs, and Schiff's added six hits while limiting Harry's to two.
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Harry
Melvin Jamison
Duke James
Chafin
Belcher
Skites
Ronald Rash
George Thompson
Lilly
Ronnie Taylor
Harry’s
James Leach
Kenneth Tucker
Tucker
Wetzel Whitten
Harry's Thompsn
Taylor
Leach
Sullivan
Jamison Lo
Erskine
James
Whitten
Rash P
Chamaro
Cameron
Monroe
Welkle
Harvey If
Woods
Payne Vk
Schitt
Barry
E. Lilly
Jamison
RBI
Thompson
Shrewsbury
Skiles
Rash
Freeman
Weikle
Monro
Jenning
Chamarro
Payne
Luob
Harry's
Folley Seeks Chance Against Patterson in Chandler
No 1 heavyweight contender Zora Falley says he deserves the shot at Pat Patterson and believes he can beat him any time, any place. Folley's promoter Bill Swift questions why Patterson has been matched with lesser opponents. Chandler, Ariz, AP reports on the potential title bout and the standoff between key figures in the boxing scene.
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Patterson
Zora Falley
Folley
Phoenix Sportanan
Bill Swift
Swift
Chandler
Southern Squad Named For ACS All Star Game
The Ra leigh County Baseball League All Star southern squad will play Mul lens Saturday night led by Coal City manager Bob Thom. Six players from Coal City, Oceana and Mullens form the southern team with 7:30 p m start. Park officials announced hitting and fielding practice times with teams to provide hats and balls.
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Bob Thomas
Coal City Pilot
Coal City
Oceana
Stamford
Amigo
Smokehorse
John Cheetham
L. C. Terry
Patsy Fragile
Rickey Tolley
Malcolm Cook
Dave Cook
Jack Perry
Walter Kelly
Nick Trosky
Earl Pelphrey
Bob Forren
Bob McClain
Buck Lowe
Bob Truell
Dale Hawley
Harry Ballard
de- Jane McGraw
Ken Wheeler
Robert Cuthbert
Bob Cerrito
New Net Duo Gives U S Hope in Doubles Meet
In Brookline Mass the U S Davis Cup captain Perry Jones pairs Alex Olmedo with Ham Richardson in the National Doubles Championship as a promising American tandem. They meet John Douglas and John Cranston as the fourth seed while other top teams like McKay with Giammanva and Cooper with Fraser show strong form.
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Alex Olmedo
Ham Richardson
America
U. S
Perry Jones
Olmedo
Richardson
Rye
N.Y
Craig Fanning
Riverside
Conn
Hills For The Highlands Joins Westward Ho Movement
Four local athletes Bob Farley Jim Starr Carlos Sutton and Mike Howery former Woodrow Wilson High School players head to Las Vegas New Mexico to study and play at Highlands University Cowboys Don Gibson as coach. Farley Starr and Sutton will play football Howery will try both football and basketball joining a growing list of area athletes following Gibson from Raleigh County to New Mexico.
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Jim Starr
Carlos Sutton
Mike Howery
Woodrow Wilson High School
Las Vegas
N. M
Don Gibson
Highlands University Cowboys
Cowboys
Howery
Flying Eagles
Gibson
Raleigh County
Mexicro
Eastern grid coaches hunt for game ends and guards
New York AP reports that over a dozen Eastern college coaches seek ends and guards as supply tightens. Center spots also lag, affecting Penn State Pitt Syracuse Yale Dartmouth Columbia and possibly Navy. Independent teams Navy Army Syracuse Penn State improve in spring practice, aiming for Lambert Trophy contention. Holy Cross Boston College strong in backfield, Rutgers and Boston University show progress but face stiff rivals.
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Yale
Dartmouth
Columbia
Navy
Army
Princeton
Brown
Inde
Holy Cross
Boston College
Rutgers
Boston University
New Bruin Coach Speaks Frankly
UCLA introduces George Dickerson as head coach after Red Sanders death with Dickerson promising a quick turnaround. A UCLA veteran, Dickerson laments sleep loss while expressing confidence in fielding a competitive club as the season nears. He details moving away from the single wing and recalls Sanders’s trust in him.
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Iin
George Dickerson
UCLA
Red Sanders
Bruin
Dickerson
Bruins
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Sanders
Minneapolis Nearing Major League Franchise Deal
Minneapolis inches toward a major league baseball franchise with talks and a nine million dollar stadium expansion plan. Gerald Moore of the Metropolitan Sports Arena Commission told city officials a September target date for a contract with an unnamed club is possible, while officials prepare for a public hearing on the proposal and await a decision from the Washington Senators.
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Cleveland Indians
Gerald Moore
Metropolitan Sports Arena Com]mission
Moore
Minnneapolis
Metropolitan Stadium
Washington
Piney View Triumph Edges Quinnimont 3 2 in Close Softball Duel
Piney View defeated Quinnimont 3 to 2 in a Tuesday softball game. Basham allowed the two Quinnimont runs, relieved by Thomas in the sixth as the score tied. Thomas pitched to finish, and Piney View pushed across a decisive run in the seventh.
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Quinnimont
Basham
Thomas
W. Thomas L. Anderson
Milford Wins All American Amateur Baseball Championship
Milford Massachusetts left hander John Kulevich allowed one unearned run as Milford defeated Washington DC 5 to 1 Tuesday night to win the 14 year All-American Amateur Baseball Association tournament title in Johnstown Pennsylvania.
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Milford
Mass
John Kulevich
Washington, D.C
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