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16 16 16 16 16 16 FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1956 TEMPLE NOW THRU SAT. MATINEE SATURDAY 2:15 JANE WYMAN ROCK HUDSON WAS IT OR A LOVE AFFAIR? People lure whispering about them! All that Heaven Allows PRINT BY TECHNICOLOR with AGNES MOOREHEAD CONRAD NAGEL UNIVERSAL PICTURE Disney Cartoon 'CAMP DOG" 7:35 9:39 Starts, Floor 65c; Balcony 50c; Children 25c STARTS SUNDAY DANNY KAYE 'The Court Jester" (Subscribe to The Republican) ELKS CLUB FRIDAY, MARCH 9 FISH FRY 5-8 SATURDAY, MARCH 10 ROAST BEEF ALL YOU CAN EAT $1.25 -IncludesAppetizer Salad Vegetables Potatoes Bread Dessert Beverage SUNDAY, MARCH 11 DINNERS 5-8 Don't Be Disappointed PHONE 1170 FOR RESERVATIONS MEMBERS GUESTS The Sports Parade BY OSCAR FRALEY home run in every park, despite his late start and limited action. Undoubtedly, if Williams hadn't been 80 times at bat short of the required number of appearances, he also would have taken batting title on his final 356 average -and he also led all hitters in night batting with a .368 record 'The games. White Sox, incidentally, were the night time champions of the league with a 13-14 record and a .689 percentage. Strangely enough, they had their best record foreign bulbs, going on the road under the mazdas.

Washington the big loser under the lights with a 20-37 night time record. Speaking of hitters, the best man in a pinch was veteran Elmer Valo of Kansas City. He had a brilliant pinch hitting mark of .545 as he appeared in 40 games in that manner. The poorest road teams order Baltimore, three, Kansas City and Washington -and Washington still drew practically twice as much abroad as they did in capital. The A's, even so, led league in winning one-run games, taking 30 of 45 of those affairs which wind up as as possible barring a tie.

This unold adage that "the doubtedly is meant to disprove Which, wins the close ones wins the pennant." The hard luck guy of the year, A few runs, Chicago's Billy who well might have, 20 with Pierce. He must be delighted that they obtained power hitter Larry Doby in an off-season trade because last year, when he had a 15-10 mark, he dropped six onerun games. Four of those were 1-0 scores and two by 3 to 2. champion, sweeping twin Cleveland was the double header and dropping both games only The Indiaps also were the best in extra inning games, winning eight against four such losses. But to those who call them the "El Foldo" team against the kees, it figured.

Three of those four extra inning losses were at the hands of the Bronx Bombers. liams, although will be 38 in August, still rates today as the toughest man in baseball when it comes to swinging a bat. Certainly the pitchers think he is, because the Boston thin led the American League in intentional walks last season with 17 in only 98 games. Batting champion Al Kaline of Detroit and Chicago's Sherman Lollar tied for second with 12, according to the new AmerRed Book. "Williams also matched Mickey Mantle's feat, that of hitting a WARRIORS RUN WILD; PISTONS GRAB TITLE PHIL A The rampaging Warriors of Philadelphia, rolling up 142 points for a new National Basketball Assn.

record, stole the thunder from the Fort Wayne Pistons' capture of the Westem Division championship day night. 'The Warriors ran wild in down- I ing the Boston Celtics. 142-120, at ored Philadelphia. in a special Neil "night" Johnston, by mohel fans, tied with Paul Arizin for Warscoring honors at 29 points. Wayne clinched its second straight Western Division title with A 100-82 victory over the Minneapolis Lakers at Fort Wayne, boosting their lead over second-place Minneapolis to five games.

T. R. SPECIALIST DIES MADRID (U.P.) Dr. Cristobal Jimenez Encina. world famous tuberculosis specialist, died here early today.

He was 88. MOOSE BALLROOM, Kane, Penna. This Saturday Night, March 10th Presents Another New Sensational Orchestra THE CARBON CITY ROUND and POLKA ORCHESTRA Dancing 9:30 P.M. to 1:30 A.M. Gents 75c Ladies 50c KANE MOOSE MEMBERS ADMITTED FREE BY SHOWING PAID UP RECEIPT Coming SATURDAY, MARCH 24thJOHNNY SERIAN His GREAT ORCHESTRA EAGLES DANCE Saturday Night MARCH 10th DANCING SANTEE COURT BATTLE ENTERS SECOND ROUND Miler Asks Judge To Extend Temporary Injunction.

NEW star Wes Santee and the Amateur Athletic Union come up today for the second round of their court battle over his amateur standing, but indications were that the final decision still is far The immediate outcome of today's New York State Supreme Court could be to determine whether Santee will be allowed to run in Saturday's Milwaukee Journal track meet in Milwaukee, Wis. Santee, fastest American miler history, was suspended from amateur track "for life" by the AAU on Feb. 19 on charges of accepting too much expense money. But last week obtained a up the suspension allowed him temporary injunction, which held to appear in last Saturday's Knights of Columbus meet at Madison Square Garden. Today's hearing is in regard to injunction, with Santee asking that it extended AAU asking that it ended.

Charles: P. Grimes, attorney for Santee, said usual procedure in such cases would be the judge to reserve decision and to extend the temporary injunction until final decision is rendered. Should Justice Irving L. Levey follow that procedure, the way might clear for Santee to race in Milwaukee. At Milwaukee, Meet Director OllKuechle said that he expected Santee would compete, if possible, the meet would be bound by whatever occurred in court.

Kuechle foresaw the same type of trouble in lining up opponents for Santee as experienced by the K. of C. meet last week. All the regular starters in the K. of C.

withdrew, fearing that they might endanger their amateur standing for the Olympic Games by competing against the lanky Kansas Marine. KANE HIGH'S SUPPLY OF PLAYOFF TICKETS SOLD AlL 425 tickets -allotted, to Kane Area Joint High school for Tuesday's playoff game with Oliver High of Pittsburgh were sold by vesterday afternoon, Principal Robert Lowry said today. Each school was allofted 425 tickets for the game which will be western regional playoff game in the state high school basketball I tournament. Tickets were sold to students and adults here on Wednesday and Thursday, respectively, with preference given ticket holders who presented their season tickets when buying tickets. Mr.

Lowry said today that there are "at least more requests for tickets on file at his office. He said he will not know until 1 p.m. Tuesday, the day of the game, if more tickets will be available here. Oliver High officials have promised to notify District 9 officials then if they have any tickets still unsold at that time. If any tickets are left at Oliver, that number of tickets will be sold here Tuesday afternoon.

Tickets cost 50 cents each for students and $1 each for adults. Season ticket holders who have signed up ahead of time will be given preference in the sale of any tickets here Wednesday. Mr. Lowry said most of the 150 persons who have signed up for tickets here Tuesday are non season ticket hold. ers.

Any tickets not sold here or at Oliver by Tuesday night will be sold at the DuBois gymnasium, site of the playoff game, for $1 each. DUTCH, SMETHPORT IN PLAYOFF TONIGHT St. Marys Public High and Smethport High collide here tonight with the District 9 Class championship going to the winner. St. Marys is favored.

The St. Marys Flying Dutchmen knocked off Johnsonburg, 55-50, in a post -season game to win the championship of the Allegheny Mountain league and defeated Union Joint of Rimersburg, 52-50. Smethport won the North Tier league championship, and defeated Sandy township, South champion, 43-41, Game time tonight is 8 o'clock. (Subscribe to The Republican) cisco Dons parlayed his winning streak in major was chosen United Press straight season. Woolpert, who concentrated on defense again this season while most coaches stressed offenses that boosted scoring to all-time highs.

of 319 sportswriters was elected in a nationwide, poll ers. The slim, 40-year old Woolpert received a remarkably high total of 128 votes, considering that 38 coaches figured in the balloting. He is the first coach to win the poll two consecutive seasons. Harry Combes of Illinois was second with 26 votes. Frank McGuire of North Carolina was next with 23 and Tom Blackburn of Dayton was fourth with 20.

Earlier this week, San Francisco was voted the nation's No. 1. team for the second successive year by the United Press Board Coaches and Bill Russell and Capt. K. C.

Jones of the Dons won All-America berths on the United Press team. Hours on Defense Woolpert spends hours drilling his players in his. man-to-man defense tactics. Ste lar defensive play enabled San. Francisco to sweep its last 26 games last season enroute 10 the NCAA championship.

The Dons won their 25 regular season contests this season and risk a 51- game winning streak in the 1956 NCAA Tournament. Woolpert's man played an easier schedule than many other teams during the 1955-56 campaign but overcame number of ohstacles 10 earn their leader the coach of the year award. The Dons were choice targets because they were the defending NCAA champions but wound up the only major team able to gO through the regular season unde. feated. Before the season the United Press Board of Conches also helped put Francisco on the spot by selecting it as the THE KANE REPUBLICAN, KANE and MT.

JEWETT, SURE WINNER By Alan Maver JOHN HAINES, HE'S TO FIRST WIN OF PENN WOULD THE A.A.V. BE A SURE WINNER TITLE IF THE OLYMPICS YEARS WERE HELD INDOORS AND ROW, A 60-YARD AND 4TH DASH TO WIN ADDED. THE J.C4-A. TITLE 3 YEARS IN A ROM. IF IT WEREN'T SUCH HORRID WORD IN TRACK CIRCLES, YOU MIGHT, CALL JOHN 'MONEY' SPRINTER THOUGH BEATEN ELSEWHERE, HE ALWAYS WINS JOHN'S WHEN ALSO THE A TITLE 1.C.

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Dons' Coach Is Named U.P. Coach of the Year NEW YORK Phil Woolpert, whose San Fran- defensive tactics into the longest college basketball history, today Coach of the Year for the second LUDWIG LIGHTBURN 15 8-1 FAVORITE TO WIN OVER KHALFI TONIGHT NEW YORK Lightweight contender Ludwig Lightburn of British Honduras shoots for his seventh straight victory tonight as a 3-1 favorite over Hoacine Khalfi of Algeria in their return 10-round TV-radio fight at Square Garden. Lightburn whipped Khalfi by a lopsided score in their first meeting at St. Nicholas Arena, Oct. 24.

But many ring observers thought scrap was a lot better than the 8-2, 8-2, 9-1 ballots of the three the ring officials would make it seem. Lightburn, 21, is. ranked fifth the 135-pound. contenders among and his current streak has boosted his professional record to 38-6-0. a list that includes 13 kayoes.

He's never been stopped. The Honduran's style features excellent speed and good ringwork. Khalfi is substituting for L. C. Morgan of Dayton, Ohio.

Morgan was not allowed to compete by the New York State Athletic sion because of his current suspenS.on in Cleveland. Khalfi, 28, is a rugged battler currently unranked in the welterweight division but holding a title decision over world featherweight champion Sandy Saddler two years ago. His. record is 43. 12-5, with 13 kayoes.

Sheffield Wolverines Win District Title ST. MARYS The Sheffield High Woiverines racked up their 20th straight victory of the season here last night, pulling away in the last half to wallop Sykesville, 80 to 48, for the District 9 Class championship. Sheffield now will play the defending Class champion, Fredonia, High, next Monday night, either at Edinboro State Teachers Co lege or Brookville. Four players h.t in double figures for the Wolverines last night. -Rod Vashaw led the way with 22 followed by Craig Taylor with 18, Bob Hoden with 16 and Don Labesky with 12.

Sheffield raced to a 21-17 first quarter lead, held a 33-30 halftime lead and then to work. The Wolverines outscored Sykesvil 23 to 16, in the th'rd period and 24 to the 1. st. period. one Sykesville suffered its third loss in 23 games.

FIGHT RESULTS NEW YORK Sunnyside Garden -Wayne Bethea, 198 1-4. New York, stopped Ernie Cab, 200 1-4, Roanoke, (6). PHILADELPHIA -Jethro Cason, 137, Philadelphia, stopped Tommy Martin, 139, Philadelphia, (3). EAST ST. LOUIS, 111.

Virgil Akins, 150, St. Louis, stopped Andy Watkins, 149 1-2, Indianapolis, (2)! SAN FRANCISCO Howard King, 186, Reno, stopped Jake Williams, 185, Los Angeles, (5). LOS ANGELES- Ray Greco. 142, Denver, outpointed Benny Artist, 147, Brooklyn, N. (10).

ONE MAN'S OPINION NEW YORK -(UP)- An irate letter to the editor of the New York Daily News suggested today that New York state's new Thruway, a toll road, be called "Highway Robbery." PA. GIANTS I LOSE PRIZE ROOKIE FOR CAMPAIGN Curveballer Monzant Decides To Stay Home Entire Season. CHICAGO -(UP). Ramon Monzant made it official today--the New. York Giants will have to search for someone else to take Sal Maglie's place as a "Dodger killer." Monzant, a 24-year-old curveballer the Giants were hoping would be able to handle Brooklyn's righthanded power this notified the club he will not play major league ball because of his mother's illness.

He added he hoped to resume his career with the team in 1957. "It my dearest wish of helping the club in conquest of the championship and I want to be back 1957," Monzant wrote in Spanish from Maracaibo, Venezuela. "But intention is to stay out all of 1956." Raises Giant Hopes Monzant had a 7-1 record Minneapolis and a 4-8 mark with the Giants last season but he pitched two excellent games against the Dodgers in the closing weeks of the campaign, leading the Giant front office to believe he could beat them I consistently--a la Maglie of recent years. At Orlando, meanwhile, the major leagues' only remaining out was expected to come to terms with the Washington Senators. Club Vice President Calvin Griffith said he and first-baseman Roy Sievers were only a few hundred dollars apart after Thursday's conference.

Sievers is believed asking for raise of $7,000. With the Grapefruit League scheduled to open Saturday, the managers were getting set to study key "question marks" under game conditions. Manager Charley Grimm of the Milwaukee Braves announced that rookie Frank Torre will replace Joe Adcock at first base in Saturday's game with the Philadelphia Phillies. Torre hit .327 for Toledo summer and is given a fine chance to beat out Adcock. Slugger To Start Walt Moryn, impressive slugger in games, got the and ned from Manager Stan Hack to open in right field for the Chicago Cubs: Joe Black, National League "rookie of the year" in 1952, ed the honor of starting on the mound for the Cincinnati Redlegs in their opener and the Phillies named Bob Miller, Seth Morehead and Chick Pieretti to work for them against Milwaukee.

Morehead and Pieretti are important rookie prospects in Philadelphia's plans. that rookie Luis Aparicio will be able to replace Chico Carrasquel at shortstop was voiced Manager Marty Marion of the Chicago White Sox for the first time. Marion criticized Aparicio for his play in Thursday's intrasquad game and said he might recommend that Luis use a smaller glove so that "so many grounders don't skid off the end of his mitt." YORK FAVORED YORK FAVORED UNIVERSITY PARK, The annual Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association swimming championship competilion opens here today with perennially York High favored to retain title. strong, Strongest opposition was expected to come from Erie Strong Vincent and Pittsburgh South Hills. PALACE MT.

JEWETT. PENNA. 'FRIDAY SATURDAY IT'S 275 "THE KENTUCKIAN" Technicolor CinemaScope BURT LANCASTER, DIANA LYNN, UNA MERKEL STARTS SUNDAY 'Artists Models" MARTIN AND LEWIS Morehead State Of Kentucky Captures Last NCAA Berth NEW Morehead State, highest scoring major college basketball team in the nation, today became the 25th and last team to enter the field for the NCAA tournament. The Morehead Eagles became the Ohio Valley Conference representative in the tourney Thursday night by nipping Western Kentucky, 84- 80 in the final game of a special playoff. They qualified to meet Marshall of Huntington, W.

in a first-round tourney game at Fort Wayne, March 12. Morehead, Western Kentucky, and Tennessee Tech had finished the season in a three-way tie for the Ohio Valley title. Western Kentucky downed Tech by the same 84-80 score Wednesday in the first game of the playoff, and held Morehead even at 66-66 midway in the second half. But then the Eagles, who set a new record with a 96 points per game average this year, went on to eightpoint a 74-66 lead with 2:30 left. Western rallied to trail by one point, but two free throws each by Fats Tolle and Dan Swartz won it for Morehead.

Morehead twice defeated Marshall, its first NCAA rival, during the regular season. NCAA-bound Manhattan wound up its season with a 16-7 record by defeating Fordham. 78-71, at New York despite 27 points by Jim Cunningham of the Rams. Manhattan will meet Connecticut in a firstround game at New York, March 13. And national champion San Francisco, which meets UCLA in the tourney on March 16, entered a loud complaint against alleged discrimination against Don fans in the location of seats at Corvallis, Ore.

Oregon State officials said the Dons got some poor seats because of their large request, but San cisco officials said they would suggest to the NCAA that tourney games be played elsewhere in the future. Scholastic Basketball By United Press WPIAL Class B. Final East Pittsburgh 59. McDonald 55 PIAA Class Dist. 6 Final Willamsburg $76.

Lilly 64 PIAA Class Dist. 9 Final Sheffield 80, Sykesville 48 Class, A. District One, Semi-Final Radnor 56, Contesville 36 Chester 67, Yeadon 51 Class District Two, Final Shickshinny 53, MeAdoo 41 Class C. District 12, Final Waymart 61. Milford 53 District Two, Class Final Jermyn 74.

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Johnny Dee of Alabama and Everett Case of North Carolina State tied for seventh with 10 each. John (Taps) Gallagher of Niagara was next with seven. Twenty-nine other coaches received from one to six votes each. PGA APPOINTMENT PITTSBURGH Fred Brand the Western Pennsylvania Golf Association, has been named a member of the national advisory committee of the Professional Golfer Assn. Brand, a former West Penn amateur champion, is a Pittsburgh businessman.

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Bragan said "has been dismissed" as an infielder and will get a chance in left field in the Pirates' opening exhibition game against the Philadelphia Athletics Saturday. (Subscribe to The Republican).