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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1957
Page
4
Milan High School suffered an off night in a 46 37 defeat to Lincoln as the Railsplitters built a 23 16 halftime lead and pulled away after Milan briefly closed to within two in the third period.
Lincoln high school basketball edged Milan 46 to 37 at the Lincoln gym Friday night to extend its winning streak to four in the Huron League. Lincoln led 15-3 early behind sharp shooting and strong rebounding by Jim Chie and Chuck Lindstrom. Bill Sparrow led Lincoln with 14 points, while Milan’s Joe O'Donnell scored 12 as Milan struggled from the field.
Four point winners were A. & M. Chevrolet and A. & B. Tool No. 1. George's Bar rolled a 90 game while A. & M. Chevrolet took high team series with 2603. Sam Steiner had high single with 245 and B. Bailey high series at 565. Standings list multiple teams with varied scores across the league.
Saline Hornets edged U High 50 42 in a tight league game. Key runs late by Saline broke a 42 42 deadlock as Dick Lehinton and Bill Bracey led the scoring with double digit totals.
Personal notes record Ada Lutz of Saline as a Hillsdale College junior and one of 33 charter members of the Athenians, a reactivated Democratic organization of independent girls devoted to scholarship and high conduct. Also noted are hospital updates, travel plans, a military graduation and a holiday return, plus a social guest list from a Michigan Ave. home.
Fashion brief promoting a Printed Pattern 9283 for misses waist sizes from 22 to 30 inches. Describes a gently flaring skirt with or without large pockets and pocketed version shown. Mentions fabric yardage for size 28 in 34 inch width.
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