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SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 25. 1958 THE KANE REPUBLICAN. KANE and MT. JEWETT, PA.

PAGE THREE Palace M.t Jeweit NOW SHOWING TONIGHT 1 i i forever WOLVES UPSET Dartina STAGE 225 "Ten Wanted Men" COLOR RANDOLPH SCOTT RICHARD BOONE BRANDO NrAWrrWArrVrVMAArWWSrW TECHNirm I ON LAST SECOND STAY UNBEATEN. WITH Feature Start 7:27 9:36 RALLY FOR BIG OF I Tomorrow Mon. SUNDAY MONDAY Beat IPutnmsuGaiyney 57 to 30 as Stvansofa And Thompson Dtat7 Matt Rausch's Kane High Wolves were back in first place in the District 9 Class A league today for the first time in five long weeks thanks to the clutch play of Mike Swanson and Tom Thompson. The Wolves chose last night to play their finest game of the season, and they couldn't have picked a better spot. They simply ran away from favored Punxsutawney High, 57 30 here, on the final night of the league season.

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That means Punxsutawney and Box Score cred Utah and North Carolina were assured today of tics for their respective conference championships. and in Utah case it meant half a grip on an NCAA tournament berth. The Utes stormed from 13 points behind to score their most impor tnnt victory of the season Friday RASPBERRIES FOR INGR1D PARIS (U.r French newsmen and artists have voted Ingrid Bergman "lemon of the year" because of her unwillingness to coopcraU with the press, it was announced today. night, 82 77, over Brigham Young on the losers' court at Provo, Utah. With three games left, Utah can do no worse than tie Brigham Young for the Skyline Conference crown.

North Carolina also came from behind on its own court at Chanel HARRISBURG (UPJ Chester and Bloomsburg, two of the few unbeaten major teams In the state, wore their respective league crowns at Jaunty angle today as they prepared for action In their district championship basketbull tournaments. Chester knocked off its main rival and took the Section One pennant in the Philadelphia Suburban League with a 79 72 conquest of second place Upper Darby. Bloomsburg's 58 50 victory over South Williamsport was the 22nd straight for the winners, who thereby captured the Susquchunnu league title. But disaster struck Middletown, another unbeaten, which saw Carlisle put a period to its' 19 game win streak as the Raiders dropped a Cl 42 verdict. However, to keep Middletown from capturing the South Pcnn title, the Thundering Herd will have to repeat Friday night's victory twice more.

The two teams now play next Tuesday for the second lialf crown. The.WPIAL playoffs got under way with Carnegie and Monaca taking first round victories. Carnegie routed Section One winner New Kensington, 59 50 for its 22nd straight victory and Monaca eked out a 49 45 win over South Union, Section 11 kingpin. Tarentum grabbed the Section 12 title by blasting Leechburg, 66 57 in overtime in one of three games played to unravel sectional deadlocks Uniontown dropped Latrobe 58 41, and now faces Jeannette for the Section Two flag. Wilmerding defeated Scott, 56 49, and goes against Turtle Creek next week for the Section Seven diadem.

Kane pulled into a tie with Punx sutawney for the District Nine, Class A title with 57 30 victory Laverne Johnson's Kane High Jayvees lost their fourth game in 19 starts here last night as a last second Punxsutawney shot dropped through the hoop to end a wild, loosely played preliminary game. Punxy won, 47 46. The Kane reserves missed scoring ace Bob Lindquist, who was promoted to the varsity this week. All in all, the Kane Jayvees had an off night except for the Inspired play of sophomore John DeWalt. DeWaJt wound up with 28 points on 10 field goals and eight' out of 10 free throws but he got little help from his teammates.

Center Sam Cummings had eight points for Kane. Red haired Jack Haire led the Punxy subs with 18. Kane took a 13 to 10 lead at the end of the first quarter with De Walt, scoring eight points and the second quarter was all even, 9 to 9. Center Jim Miller gave Punxy a tie, 29 29, late in the third quarter with a layup but the Baby Wolves led, 34 32, going into the lost quarter. The score was knotted at 34 34, 36 36, 38 38 and 40 40 before De Walt connected from the corner, but Haire flipped in two free throws.

Bern Johnstown's jump shot gave Punxy a 44 42 lead but Cummings tied the score with two free throws. DeWalt's two free gave ne 46 44 lead but Haire made it 46 45 with one out of two freo throws. DeWalt shot from the corner with eight seconds left and missed. Punxsutawney's Dick Otto rebounded and raced down the floor. He just threw the ball at the basket with one second left, standing at mid court, and the ball bounced in.

DeWalt also led Kane on rebounding with 10. Teammate Al Hauser and Cummings had 7 nd 6 rebounds, respectively. Punxy JVm (47) FG FT FM PF I Hill, N.C., to beat Duke, 73 65, in Funy (30) FG FT FM PF Levy, 2 5 3 1 7 Ishmnn, 1 4 2 3 4 Steiner, 4 4 3 3 11 Kephart, 1 0 0 1 It Atcheson, 1 0 0 0 2 Oatman, 1 0 0 0 2 Lohr, 1 2 0 2 2 Lyle, 0 0 0 0 0 Couser, 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 11 15 8 10 30 Kane (57) FG FT FM PF Oyler, 3 0 0 3 6 Swanson, 5 6 6 1 16 Smith, 7 2 1 2 15 Thompson, 3 9 8 3 14 Bush, 2 1 0 0 4 Miller, 0 0 1. 0 Lindquist, 0 0 0 0 0 Carlson, 0 0 0 0 0 Reigel, 0 0 0 0 0 Cummingsl 1 0,0 1 2 TOTALS 21 18 15 11 57 Officials: San Schettino, Rey noldsville, and Ifaldane Marts, Ridg wi.y. Punxsutawney ..9 4 6 1130 Kane 8 21 14 14 57 1 4 its final game of the regular season.

The Tar Heels thus will finish in a tie with the winner of tonight's North Carolina State Forest game for the regular season title in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Post Season Tourney However, the NCAA tourney berth here will go to the winner of the league's post season tournament at Raleigh, N. C. March 1 3. These key victories overshadowed lopsided triumphs by San Francisco and UCLA in other feature games Friday night.

National champion San Francisco easily registered t'ie 47th straight victoiy In its major college record streaK, 80 44, over outclassed Santa Clara. The Dons' first string roll GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRS Prompt service Expert work Genuine material Free estimate Satisfaction guaranteed VJ Mircfde main jy jl spring guar XmSmLi anteed to never break, is now available for most Elgin Watches. CINemaScoP Casfellani Decisions Johnny Sullivan In Good Garden Fight NEW YORK (UP Middleweight contender Rocky Castellani of Cleveland, who won a unanimous but unpopular decision over England's Johnny Sullivan Friday night, will continue his zigzag campaign for a second shot at the title in another TV radio fight at Cleveland, March 28. Sullivan, a 12 5 underdog who provided unexpectedly stiff opposition in Friday night's 10 round er at Madison Square Garden, will have two more bouts and then a return fight with Castellani, matchmaker Billy Brown said today. Names of the opponents for Rocky and Johnny will be announced later.

Contenders Milo Savage and Bobby Boyd are mentioned most prominently' as possibilities for Castellani. Sullivan, scaling 161 pounds to Castellani's 159, gave Rocky a body beatjng in the early rounds that sapped some of his speed. But shrewd Rocky, who unexpectedly had taken the offensive in the early rounds, forced Sullivan to do the leading in the second half and he blasted the opened up ex British champion with short "sneaker" rights to the head. Many of the 3,500 fans booed the decision. They thought Sullivan's body attack and hooking combinations to the head had heat en the fifth ranking contender.

Sullivan, 23 and five years younger than Rocky, is unranked. TOM SHEREE EWELL NORTH RITA MORENO CONTIMOI SHOWS SUNDAY STAKTIXG 2 P.M. Kane are tied first and must play a sudden death playoff game Monday night, March 5, at St. Marys for the league championship. The Wolves and the Punxsutawney Chucks finished with identical 8 2 league records.

Clearfield took a 72 to 58 beating last night at Biadford to drop out of contention for the league trophy. Coach Rausch called last night's performance "almost a perfect game." It was a team victory, definitely, with Thompson and Swanson teaming with Gary Smith, Dick Oyler and Sonny Bush. But Thompson and Swansqn were the sparkplugs. Thompson fired the key passes and hurt the Chucks badly by hitting on eight out of nine free throws. He was superb in his role ra playmaker, dribbling and passing veiy well, worrying Punxsutawney all the time.

Swanson played his finest game, both offensively and defensively, scoring 16 points at key moments. He was a tiger on defense, leaping high for rebounds and, time after time, blocking passes and shots. Punxsutawney started off strong, Just as it did in the first meeting of the two teams last month. Big Sam Levy threw in two free throws and scored with a two hand jump shot to give Punxsutawney a 4 0 lead. Jim Atcheson connected with a long set shot and Bob lsTiman tossed in two free throws.

Punxsutawney led 8 0 and the partisan crowd that jammed Kane High gym was hushed. Then the Wolves went to work. Thompson stole the ball and Swanson hit with a short jump shot to mike It' 8 2. Bush flipped to Swanson, who popped in a layup on an out of bounds play. Smith lebounded and connected with a hpok shot.

Thompson passed to Smith for a layup that tied the score at 8 8 with a minute left li. tjie first Levy's live ga'v the Chucks a 9 8 lead at th quarter. The Wolves were almost brilliant and Punxsutawney couldn't do anything right as Kane ouU 'oreo the visitors 21 to I in th? second quarter. ThPt Just about se.ved it up. Thompson's Jump shot from the corner gave 'Kane a 10 9 lead and Thompson scored again with a long jump shot.

Lanky Joe Steiner two free throws rut the lead to 12 11 but Swanson hit with a long one h'ndcd Jump shot. Punxy pulled close again, for the last time, as Levy connected from the corner. Kane led 14 13. ed up a 61 26 margin in 31 minutes of play and then departed for the. over the Chucks.

Clearfield lost its chance to make it a three way dead 3 6 3 17 10 George A. Larson '4 Johnston; Haire, J. Miller, Tefsine, Oito. Manners, Wilson, JEWELER 4 5 0 2 0 1 Kane, Pa. 76 Fraley St.

Now Showing MATINEE SATURDAY 2 r.M. BIG FIRST RUN HITS PLAYOFF GAME TO BE HELD AT ST. MARYS Matt Rausch and Chuck Daly, coaches of the Kane and Punxsutawney teams which ended in a tie for first place in the District 9 Class A league, agreed last night to hold a one game playoff Monday night, March 5, at St. Marys Public High school. Glen Henry, principal of Punxsutawney High school, represented the District 9 Committee at a meeting immediately following last night's game here.

Faculty athletic managers of both schools and Paul R. Miller, superintendent of schools here, also attended the meeting. The game wilt be played at 8 p.m. March 5. The new gym seats ubout 900 fans.

The rep resentatives of the two schools agreed to divide the 900 tickets evenly between the two schools. The district committee was authorized to rcure game officials from "outside District 9." TOTALS 13 32 17 15 47 Kane JV (46, FG FT FM PF Dairy Tales 4 1 0 1 4 0 8 1 0 1 5 5 4 0 2 1 .22 ..0 2 .27 ..0 1 10 10 0 3 2 0 3 MAYBE YOU CAN'T SEE Hauser, M. Miller, Cummings, Scott, DcWall. Bernhard. Barnaby, 28 1 4 nignt, wun Ail American tsm kus sell the scoring leader on 29 points.

UCLA, ranked 13th nationally by the United Press Bo'ird of Coaches maintained its perfect record in Pacific Coast Conference play with a 95 71 romp over Oregon as Willie Naulls, the league's leading scorer tallied 28 'points in only about 20 minutes of play. Bruiittt Ixail Rears The Bruins thus stayed two games ahead of second place California, which scored a 74 62 win rrt'er Washington" as Earl Robinson led the way with 18 points. UCLA and California each has five games to play, including games against the s'ime opponents tonight. In other leading games: Du quesne, which will be defending champion in next month's National Invitation Tournament drubbed 80 61; Pennsylvania moved within a half game of first place in the Ivy League by beating Brown, 90 79, despite 38 points by Brown's Joe Tebo; William and Mary downed Davidson, 77 67, in the Southern Conference; Seattle heat NCAA bound Oklahoma City, 70 63; and Rice ripped Texas A 8.3 61. District 9 Standings Guhsigiit lock by falling before Bradford, 72 58.

Westinghouse and Fifth Avenue must play off' for the Section One title of the Pittsburgh City League. Fifth Avenue rolled over Schenley, 55 32, and Westinghouse rapped South High, 57 40, as their league seasons ended. Plymouth, Nanticoke and Kingston have a three way deadlock to split in the Wyoming Valley league. They play off for the second half title tonight when Kingston meets Plymouth at Wilkes Barre with the winner going against Nanticoke next Tuesday. The survivor, if it is Nanticoke or Kingston, still must face Plymouth, the first half champ, again.

St. Clair became the second half ruler, in the Black Diamond leugue by trouncing West Mahanoy Township, 67 53. The Saints now collide with Mahanoy Township's first half kings. Reading and York were still sharing the top perch in the second round race in tho Central Penn. Reading slapped Harrishurg John Harris, 64 44, and fast improving York poured it on Milton Hershcy, 80 43 THE MANY VITAMINS IN yILK FROM KANE DAIRY BUT YOU SURE CAN TELL HOW MUCH FY Overall W.

.1. W. L. 8 2 Kane TOTALS 16 25 14 18 40 Officials: Paul Bloomquist and Vic Gentilmpn. Punxsutawney ..10 9 13 IS 47 Kane 13 9 12 12 46 rji gar ff OAVID BRIAN NEVILLE BRAND 17 15 12 9 BETTER THEY MAKE sn.

YOU FFPL COLLEGE BASKETBALL 7 in 7 14 Punxsutawney 8 2 Clearfield 7 3 Bradford 4 DuBois 2 8 Brookville 1 9 I.t Night's Results Kane 57. Punxsutawney 30. Brookville 5 4. DuBois 50. Bradford 72, Clearfield 58.

DISTRICT 10 (II) w. Moadvillc 10 0 Franklin 6 4 Oil City 6 4 Warren 5 5 Corry 3 7 Titusville 0 10 Tho V. MOUSTTOrJl Barbara HAlt toward ARNOLD JJ LaSalle 82. Scramon 51. Duquesne 8 Villanova 61.

Pennsylvania 90, Brown 79. Cal. Tchrs 86. Edinboro 64. CCNY Queens College 68.

Indiana Tchrs. 101, Shippcnsburg 78. LaFayette 63, Bucknoll 62. William A Mary 77, Davidson 67. North Carolina 73, Duke 63.

Washington Mo. 72. Drak 16. Seattle 70, Oklahoma City Rice 85, Texas A A ill. Last Night's RcMilts Oil City 78.

Warren 70. Meadvillo 85. Franklin 77 Corry 62, Titusville 51. IN SEMIS NEW YORK lf.K Title choice Sven Davidson of Sweden clashes with America's erratic Art Larson FIRY" Will Show at tonight in a semi final match in the National Indoor Tennis championships in a duel expected to produce, tho ultimato champion. Smith scored with a free throw and Thompson tossed In two frees.

Ojler scored wi'h a leaping ono hander from the corner and Thompson followed with two more frees. S'wanson dropped in two free throws and Rush g'ive Kane a 12 point MOUNTAIN LEAGUE w. Sheffield 10 Johnsonburg 6 St. Mary's 6 Rldgway 5 Emporium 3 Wilcox 0 La.t Night' Results Sheffield 58, Johnsonburg 51. St.

Marys 53, Emporium 26. (Only games scheduled) McM'l ry 99, Eastern Now IOE PALO OKA NOT SO SMART ALEX By Ham Fisher mm 7 92. 74. Washingt.it t'2. Regis 114.

Colorado Mines 82. Denver 8. Wyoming 74. Utah 82, Brigham Young 77. San Francisco 80, Santa Clara 44 UCLA 91, Oregon 75.

r.v i The eyes of a shrimp are fa, her, proportionately, from its head than are the eyes of any other animal. "2 3 I YAY, WMA SEE WHATTA V1 I 66T Uf 6T 8 joe that punch champ 1 up.vw cant ft A WHAT DONE WOW LET KN0S3Y i Vtft iK AWAY WITH W7V CROWD UtS PROBLEM BOY NEWPORT, I. (U.PJ A Jail prisoner charged with malicious load, 25 13, with a long set shot. Kane left the floor with a 29 13 load aftT two more free throws by Swnnson and a nice corner shot by Oyler. Smith and Swinson had six points e1 rh as tho Wolves outeo od th Chucks, 14 to 6.

in the third quarter. Roth coaches began' clear ing their benches with three min ut left in the game. The game was s'milar to last month's Punxsiitawney Kane game with the tables reversed. Kr.ne was red hot last night (hitting on 42 per cent of its nhots from the field) and was deadly at the fr' hwiw 1'no. The unit of Oyler.

Swanson. Smith. Bush and Thomp mischief used some more mischief to delay his appearance In court Friday. Police had to get a 24 hour deli in the man's court appearance bo. cause he jammed the 'lock of his cell door with pieces of wood and EAGLES DANCE Saturday Night FEBRUARY 25th DANCING 9:301 they couldn't get the door open.

BRAVES SIGN TWO MILWAUKEE ILIP) Pitchers Lew Burdette, who won 13 and lost son woi ked togther very well again. It was the final homo gi'mo for Oyler, Smith. Thompson and MICKEY FINN ON THE JOBI Hank Leonaid 8 In 1955, and Ernie Johnson, who posted a 5 7 record, have signed their 1956 contracts with the Milwaukee Braves, who now have 3t' players under contract. substitute Dave Miller, all seniors. Punxsutawney just could not handle Kane.

Tho Chucks manhandled lv ne last month, 65 47, by grngins up on Smith and Thompson, Kane's two big scoring threats. Swnnson nnd Oyler gave Kane a r.ioiv balanced scoring atVck last TTfeS I MEAM IT? YOU YTTnI YES! I'M ON THE AIR WITH MY BAND WU JMX SAWHOWYOUWENTOVER! II EVERY PAY FROM TWO TO THREE BET 1 WELL AH FIRST, MISS LEECH, OH, NOW YOO'RE 100 RAD THIS CROWP AT THE ACME BROADCASTING SHE I WANT TO CONGRATULATE YOU: JUST BEING EATING OUT OF WUR HAND! STATION AND MY REGULAR VOCALIST WILL! WERE WSITlVELYMARVELOUSlX VERY NICE! AND I'D LIKE YOU TO PO Jfi IS SICK! WOULP YOU FILL IN FOR Xfk TTTT1lfTi3W BIG fkml wmi SHE'S nk ht. Swanson, Smith and Thompson end up with 16. 15 and 14 points, rrsi.ei Stlner led Punxsu Quality Building Materials in Kane JACK FROST BUILDERS SUPPLY Wetmore Avenue Phone 517 tiAvney with 11 points seven of them in the list uinrtr. Smith led both teams in rebounding with IP.

Thompson had six rebounds; Swanson had five I nd Oyler and Lush had three cirh. The close out their v.ison Tuesday night at Olean against a hot rnd oold Olcan tiam that lost to Kuno, 57 35 her Doc. 16. Thon Punxsutawney and Kfcne meet In the sudden death playoff. BUSTY RILEY By Frank Gcodwiii 7HS POUCS CAS GfOtiS (V SO IU HAVE 4 frucse cars arg s.

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Uniontown 58, Latrobe 41. Fifth Avenue 55, Schenley 32. Oliver 61, Carrlck 52. Sykesvllle 102. Reynoldsville 47.

Sandy Twp. 71, Brockway 46. Mercer 84, Cranberry 56. Acudemy 76, Strong Vincent 63. CutheUrul Prep 86, Ilarborcreek 58..