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STANDARD-SENTINEL, HAZLETON, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 26, 1959J PAGE 18 th Street Stadium' Pennsylvania Railroad ProposesN Plans Call for Razing Of Penn's Franklin Fi6ld Kingston High Principal Asks Action Vs. Chester Mliig 1 of SIMHITS COLLEGIATE PHILADELPHIA (AP) Mayor Club president Bob Carpenter By RAY SAUL SPORTS EDITOR Richardson Dilworth swill meet says the Phils must move soon West All-Stars 80, East All-Stars with Pennsylvania Railroad offi 68. from their present location, Con nie Mack Stadium. It seats only clala next Tuesday to hear the railroad's proposal for building a 33,000 and has poor parking facil ities. new stadium near its main sta tion at 30th street, about a mile Symes said the extra cost at the PROFESSIONAL NBA PLAYOFFS (Eastern Division Finals) Syracuse 119, Boston 107 -seven series tied, 2-2).

from City Hall. PRR. owned site could be justi fied by: PRR President James M. Sy Increases in real estate taxes at mes, who requested tne meeting, "We were quite surprised Tuesday night to learn that Freeland's Boby Provizzi is boxing again. Bobby told us he had given up the ring sport when we talked to him earlier this year.

It appears, however, he'll be looking for more fights after scoring an unexpected decision victory over Jimmy Monts in Hartford, Tuesday. Inasmuch Monts is a Hartford boy, Provizzi must have won -by a wide margin to get the decision. conceded a stadium at the rail the site; savings on maintenance costs on the present municipal Maher was with a group of Kingston athletes attending the state game as a reward for their own athletic achievements. Funk said Tuesday that th PIAA Dist. 1 committee was to meet April 7, and investigate tho matter.

He said the committee-could suspend or expel Chester from further PIAA competition. Dr. R. F. McNichols of Scran-ton, chairman of PIAA Dist.

2, in which Kingston is located, received a copy of Jones' letter. He said he felt as strongly about tho matter as Jones. McNichols said his district had suspended schools for acts of their students. "Its regrettable that a wholw student body has to suffer because of a few." said McNichols, "but road site would cost about 4V4 mil lion dollars more than one at any stadium; increased annual attend KINGSTON, Pa. (AP)-A Kingston school official said Wednesday he had asked the Pennsylvania Interscholastlc Athletic Assn.

to take disciplinary action against Chester High School as the result of an attack on a Kington -High School student: James W. Jones, principal of Kingston High, said he had written Mark Funk, executive secretary of the PIAA, calling attention to a "most disgraceful incident." Jones referred to an attack on Thomas Maher of Kingston by a group of Chester boys after the state championship basketball game Saturday night in Philadelphia. Maher was beaten so severely he was hospitalized until late Monday. Police have arrested 11 Chester youths, all Negroes and nine of them Chester High students. In other location, but be said he felt ance and amusement receipts; contributions to business health of center city; added re turns on the investment and re Hurler Lubanski Quit Baseball For Pin Fame By EDWARD KITCH CHICAGO (IP) Bowler Ed Lubanski of Detroit aims to stay on top now that he holds the world's lease1 of Franklin Field for Uni versity of Pennsylvania expansion, thus saving, expenditure of city funds for such redevelopment The new stadium would also be used for professional, and college there were reasons to justify the added expense.

He called the meeting to expound reasons for the PRR site choice, the third proposed location for a new stadium for the Philadelphia Phillies baseball team. Camden County, N. has been trying to lure Phils across the Delaware River to a site adjoining Garden State Park in ware Township. The city has been trying to hold the Phils with talk of building a new municipally-owned ball park in South invitational match game champion, ship. football games.

The city has been condemning land in the vicinity of we've had to do it before." Jones also sent a copy of the letter to Dist. 1 Chairman Richard Ream, and another letter of pro-test to Carl Agan, Chester High principal, in which he lodged a strong protest and notified Agan that Kingston was seeking discip Penn for use by the university. "I want to mean as much to the game as Don Carter has in previous years," he said after topping Carter by 100 pins at Chicago Under Symes' proposal Franklin vestigators said the Chester youths were angered by their team's loss to Farrell for the state title They vented their feelings in an attack on Maher and two others they thought came from Farrell. Field then could be razed and Coliseum. To win, Lubanski racked up used by the university for other purposes.

linary action. total of 13,602 pins in the finals. He captured his first major singles tournament in 17 years of bowling with 45 wins against Britain Refuses to Alloy London to Meet Patterson Sam Jones to; Giants For Bill White and Jahlonski 19 losses. Lubanski, 29, proved one thing to his satisfaction. "Everyone said a two -finger bowler couldn't possibly win this tournament," says Ed, "I proved By JOHN FARROW Associated Press Sports Writer By JOE REICHLER Associated Press Sports Writer FRAME-UP Frank Thomas, when viewed from between Cincinnati teammate Frank Robinson's legs, seems small.

But Thomas, obtained from Pittsburgh in a trade, is a big hitter who figures to give Red plenty of power to go Robinson's bat mat ne couia. Lubanski, who grew up in a bowl LONDON (AP) Britain's officials Wednesday refused ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) The St. Louis Cardinals gave up he received a wire Tuesday from promoter Cecil Rhodes, asking about Friday, May 1 date.

It turned out the date already has been booked for Las Vegas' new Convention Hall. Patterson, too, is supposed to ing neighborhood in Oak Park, a suburb of Detroit, rolled when he right-handed pitcher Sam Jones Brian London a permit to fight Floyd Patterson but the burly Briton Insisted he was going to and obtained first baseman-out was 12. He competed in church McGeehan School Baseball fielder Bill White and third base' league play at 16. His average was fight for the world heavyweight Note to Tamaqua fans who came to Hazleton to see the team which included members of the NBA Warriors on its roster: The game was cancelled and announcements to that effect were made. Reasons why the game was called off are rather involved and there isn't much point in going into them here.

Unless our eyes are playing tricks on us, we saw nothing in the issue of the Wednesday Allen-town Morning Call we got on PIAA official Mark N. Funk favoring disciplinary action against Chester High because Chester students beat up a Kingston youth. Could it have anything to do with the fact that Allentown students beat up a Tamaqua High boy? -o Sports In Shorts: Although Berwick is no longer a member of the McGeehan School Baseball League, HHS will play an exhibition game at Berwick April 4 Former Allentown Central Catholic cage coach Joe Petro is anxious to get back in the coaching game and particularly with the Allentown Jets Local boxing promoter and basketball official Joe Barletta is home following a Florida vacation Also in town is Joe's nephew, former HHS eager Anthony Farnell. Farnell had been working in Miami, during the vacation season which is stOl on according to the Florida Chamber of Commerce The Eastern School Football Conference will meet at the Gus Genetti Hotel Saturday, April 11, at noon And HHS grad Jon Zelsloft is lucky enough to spend the Easter vacation in Florida. He's cox-wain for the Pnrdue U.

freshman crew which will participate in races at Lakeland, Winter Park and Jacksonville, Fla. arouna zoo. man Ray Jablonski from San Francisco Wednesday in a trade fight Sweden's Ingemar Johansson probably June 23 at Yankee Sta League to Open April 23 that seemingly made the Giants a dium. stronger National League pennant St. Gabriel's at MMI.

The Hughie McGeehan School Baseball League will open Its sea title anyway. "I'd be daft to turn it down," said the former British heavyweight champion. He has been guaranteed $75,000 more than he has made' in his entire career to tangle with Patterson, the world champion, at Las Vegas, April 21. contender. Don Choate, a right-handed pitcher on the roster of the Cards' Omaha farm team, was sent to son Thursday, April 23, with two games Lansford at HHS and St Gabriel's at West Hazleton.

MMI tonelii was acquired from the Milwaukee Braves in 1954. "This makes our front-line pitching solid and our second line deeper," Rigney said. "We now have six pitchers with sound arms." Jablonski, 33, batted .230 in 8S games in 1958. His reputation is that of a long ball hitter, but a poor infielder. He returns to St.

Louis where he enjoyed productive seasons in 1953 and 1954, batting in more than 100 runs each year. Choate, 20, was 12-11 last season. He won seven games and lost seven with Omaha of the American Assn. and was 5-4 with Houston in the Texas League. The Giants, who finished third in 1958, were not expected to make liberal use of White or Jablonski.

White has little chance of supplanting Orlando Cepeda, the slugging Puerto Rican first baseman who won the circuit's rookie-of-the-year award. Jablonski lost his third baSe job to Jim Davenport, another rookie, last season. Phoenix of the Pacific Coast will be idle, NITTANY SCORING The league will go with the same five teams that were members last At a special meeting here, the British Board of Boxing Control declined to issue a permit' to London, declaring it was not in UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. Sophomore Mark DuMars set the scor season and will play a straight season schedule. Games will start ing pace for Penn State's 1958-59 basketball team, averaging 16.8 best interest of the sport for League, a Giants' affiliate, as part of the straight player transaction.

The acquisition of Jones, 34, ended San Francisco's search for a fourth starting pitcher. Jones was the leading winner on the St. Louis staff last year. He had a 14-13 record and led the league in strikeouts with 225. His earned run average was 2.88.

White, 25, a strong left-handed at 4 o'clock. HHS won the league champion, ship 'last season. him to fight Patterson. British bookmakers, have made Patterson Thursday, April 30 MMI at HHS. St.

Gabriel's at Lansford. Monday, May 4 West Hazleton at MMI, HHS at St. Gabriel's. Thursday, May 7 HHS at West Hazleton. Lansford at MMI.

Monday, May 11 HHS at Lansford. West Hazleton at St. Gabriel's. Thursday, May 14 West Hazleton at Lansford. MMI at St.

Gabriel's. Monday, May 18 HHS at MMI. Lansford at St. Gabriel's. Thursday, May 21 MMI at West Hazleton.

St. Gabriel's at HHS. Monday, May 25 West Hazleton at HHS. MMI at Lansford. a 10-1 favorite.

But the president of the U.S. Representing member schools at a meeting at HHS last night were Ed Gower, MMI; Danny Gregoria, St. Gabriel's; Leon Dixon, West Hazleton; Dick Forster, Lansford, National Boxing Assn. indicated approval of the fight batter, hit .241 in 29 games in 1958 after returning from the Army. "The NBA will recognize any and Eddie Brominski and Frank logical contender," Dr.

Ward Wy- He walloped 22 homers and batted 25S as the Giants' regular first lie, NBA president, told The As sociated Press Wednesday. baseman in 1956. Dr. Wylie, vacationing here In Phoenix, where the Giants Persico, HHS. The 1959 schedule: Thursday, April 23 Lansford at HHS.

St. Gabriel's at West Hazleton. Monday, April 27 Lansford at West Hazleton. HORSE DESTROYED LONDON (AP) Slippery Ser- CD LUBANSKI from his home in Mullins, W. are preparing for the 1959 cam Then he tried his hand at base paign, Manager Bill Rigney called declined further comment At Las Vegas, where the offi pent, who fell at the 13th fence in the Grand National Steeple points per game.

The 5-10 backcourt ace from Sharon netted 134 field goals and 69 fouls for a total of 337 points as the Nittany Lions won 11 and lost 9. He had a 39.2 fiel goal shooting percentage. Backcourter WaUy Colender, a Trenton, N. J. junior, took runner-up honors with 323 points and a 16-1 average.

Senior Bob Edwards, Birdgeton, N. was the only other regular to average double figures, scoring 257 points at the rate of 12.8 per game. Richland Township's Tom Hancock was the top rebounder with 204 and 10 per game. The 6-5 senior owned the tup field goal shooting percentage among regulars, with a mark of 41.8. As a team, Penn State scored a total, of 1,432 points, averaging 71.5 points per contest The Lions held 20 opponents to 1,328 points and a 66.4 average.

ball and was signed by Jack the deal the most important for ST COLLEGIANS his club since pitcher Johnny An- chase at Aintree last Saturday, received such severe injuries he had cials said they are still very much in the dark about the proposed fight, two Nevada commissioners Ngsr 2ND STRAIGHT DRAW FOR "i ft he James Deskin and Jack Doyh issued this statement: AMERICAN CHESS MASTER MAR DEL PRATA, Argentina to be destroyed, it was announced Wednesday. He was the second horse destroyed because of injuries suffered during the race. Slippery Serpent broke a bone in his leg. "Unless we get a request from the BBBC, giving a good reason for the ban and a transcript of COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) A ball-hawking West team almost blew a 20-point lead but rallied in the closing 10 minutes to capture an 80-68 victory over the East (AP) Bobby Fischer, America's 15-year-old chess master, figured id his second straight draw Wednesday in the international tournament here.

the hearing at which he was Fournier, St. Louis Browns' scout. He pitched 10 years ago at Belleville, 111., Wausau, and Muskogee, Okla. At Wausau, in 1948 he had a 23-8 record. In 1949 at Muskogee he was 16-5.

Why did he quit baseball for bowling? "I got married," he says. "You can't live on what you get in the minors. I worked at everything I could." He and wife Betty have four children Two boys and two girls, ranging from 2'4 to 7V4. Does he regret switching from baseball to bowling? "Well, no," he says. "But the way some of those fellow nitrh Classified Ads Bring Results banned, we would let him fight." To add to the confusion, it ap LAKELAND, Fla.

(AP) The FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) The in a college au-star DasKetDau Philadelphia Phillies, held to a Chicago White Sox clipped Pitts Fischer, U.S. national champion game Wednesday night. burgh Pirate pitcher Bob Friend GOT ITI single hit by Jim Bunning for six innings, broke loose for three runs pears the fight date also is up in the air. Beldon Kattleman, a hotel executive in Las Vegas, disclosed for six hits and four runs Wednes With Tom Hawkins of Notre from Brooklyn, drew with Luis Sanchez of Colombia in 41 moves.

Previously the Brooklyn boy drew Hat Truu ar Sumrt in the seventh and defeated the day and beat the Pirates 4-2 in an ld. Elastic hoiiarv too. Dame, who was voted the West's most valuable player, and All- B'NAI B'BITH KEGLING EVENT IN PHILADELPHIA Detroit Tigers Wednesday 4-3. with Jaime Emma of Argentina All famew OTC appllaacN. fnkncnn'e Phapttt At exhibition baseball game.

Chicago 103 000 0004 7 Pittsburgh 000 002 0002 7 it 46 moves. Phila. 000 010 3004 8 0 Detroit 010 000 0203 5 Ludek Pachrrrn of Poland tops 580 Alter, 347 W. Broad PHILADELPHIA, Pa. will be host to more than 400 Wynn, Donovan (6) and Battey; tree ranting Card well, Owens (7) and Lo- the standings with two straight victories.

B'nai B'rith bowlers from four Friend, Face (8) and Hall. in the major leagues, I could do pata, Thomas (7); Bunning, Raugh (8), Spencer (9) and Wil states the week-end of April 11-12 Wynri. Friend. for the annual bowling tournament as gooa. The 195-pound, 5-foot-6 bowler son.

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(AP)-The Milwaukee Braves cashed in on home runs by Del Crandall and Post, Bouchee; Detroit, Harris, iasi year, alter winning the qual- America Bob Boozer of Kansas State setting the pace, the West built up a 45-25 advantage in the first 15 minutes. Hawkins tallied 12 of his game-high 18 points in the first half and Boozer added 8 as the West hit 20 of 37 shots. But the East suddenly came alive and cut the West's margin to 49-38 by halftime. The comeback continued into the final per-ioA and with 12 minutes remaining the East trailed by 57-53. The West defense then rose to the occasion and several times lodges in Delaware, New Jersey, Chrisley.

uying iropny. In 1950. at the 10th annual All. Hank Aaron Wednesday to beat Pennsylvania and West Virginia will compete in singles and team the Los Angeles Dodgers 8-4. Star comDetition.

Lubanski faiioH TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Cincinnati, if Milwaukee 030 010 2028 14 0 events for the district champion to qualify, finishing 21st in the playing alert ball behind the five- Los Angeles 300 0001004 8 1 ships. semi-iinais. He failed aeain'thp no vr Hartman, Jay (7) and Cran Sponsored by B'nai B'rith and but in 1952 he finished second to dall; Podres, Labine (6), Harris the American Bowling Congress, carter. (8) and Pignatano.

W-Hartman. prizes and trophies will be offer raw L-Podres. Home runs Milwaukee, Cran 1 Tv" I PR I MIUM ed to winners in several scratch and handicap classes. hit pitching of rookie Orlando Pena, snapped, its seven-game losing streak Wednesday by downing the St. Louis Cardinals 4-1.

St. Louis 000 100 0001 5 1 Cincinnati 001 101 lOx 4 9 2 G. Blaylock, Kellner (8) and Gren; Pena and Bailey. G. Blaylock.

Home run Cincinnati, forced the East into making bad -'J HERSHEY WINDS UP dall, Aaron; Los Angeles, Hodges. Lawrence E. Sloane of Pitts passes. The West offense hit eight con burgh, district athletic chairman, SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP)-The and Harry Paris of Philadelphia, secutive points to widen its lead to 67-54 and put the game out of IN FOURTH PLACE San Francisco Giants capitalized on Boston's shaky pitching and fielding Wednesday to hand the tournament director, have announced the headquarters for the tourney will bo at the Sylvania reach.

Lou Pucillo won the sports writ HERSHEY. The defeat Red Sox their fifth straight Cactus Cleveland slapped on Hershev last ers' vote as the East's most Hotel and the bowling at the Lynne Alleys. League defeat 9-4. valuable player. Sunday afternoon left the Bears in the 4th position in the final standing in the A.

H. L. SCHNEIDER GAVITT 79? McKlnley St HazJeton Dial GL 5-424 JOSEPH MAt'KIN South Hancock Street MeAdoo, Pa. Phone WA 1 3698 MART RUDY 131 Fern St. Freeland Pbone 1088-R An awards banquet closing this year's event will feature greet San Fran 012 101 3109 13 1 Boston 002 001 0014 10 2 Antonelli, Giel (6), Muffett (9) and Landrith; Brewer, Kiely (8) and H.

Sullivan. W-Antonelli. Series of the Calder Cud ot ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) Lefty Chuck Stobbs Wed-iesday became the first Washington pitcher to go nine innings this spring and the Senators defeated the Orioles 5-1. Baltimore 000 003 0101 8 0 Washington 000 101 30x 5 10 0 Stock, Brown (7), Scheel (8.) and Ginsberg; Stobbs and Korcheck.

ings from District President Harry under way last nieht and the Bears Jacobs of Wilmington, Delaware lost to second spot Cleveland on the windy city's ice. The second AGREE TO REMATCH game will also be played in Cleve KX STYLE HEADLINED! Stock. land Saturday, March 28. Hershey won't see their home ice until 3 NITTANY LIONS MOf REAL (AP) Veteran ti- Home run Washington, Alli son. Wednesday, April 1 and their second on Saturday, April 4, in the best of four out of seven.

"CONTINENTALS PIN STRIPES NCAA TOURNEY TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) Rookies The injury jinx still olaeues the Bob Anderson and John Buzhardt THE NEWEST STYLES limited the Cleveland Indians to Bears adding another victim to their list of casualties. Willie Marshall their star center and leading tleholder Archie Moore and Yvon Durelle, the rugged French Canadian, Wednesday agreed to a rematch of their exciting world light heavyweight championship bout. The match will be held July 15 in the Montreal ball park. The announcement was made by Eddie Quinn, a Monfeal promoter who staged their first fight in the Montreal Forum last Dec.

10. In that one, Moore was floored FA WO US TRIANGLE seven hits Wednesday as the Chicago Cubs posted a 6 3 exhibition victory. Chicago 003 210 0006 9 3 Cleveland 002 001 0003 7 3 MASTERS scorer came out of the Sunday contest with a broken toe of his right foot and a badly sprained UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -Three Penn State wrestlers Sam Minor, Guy Guccione, and Johnston Oberly will co.npete in the National Intercollegiate championships to be held at Iowa City this week-end. Minor and Oberly wtre runners-up in their weight divisions in this ankle.

Marshall will be side-lined Anderson, Buzhardt (8) and 99 for an indefinite period. Neeman; Stigman, Brodowskl (5), Striker (8) and Noxon. W-Ander- four times and then rallied to stop With Marshall, Haley and Hurst now out of action an emergency uureue in the 11th round. The American Broadcasting Co son. L-Stigman.

Home runs Chicago, Walls, Averill, Thomson; Cleveland, year Eastern cnampionsnips, and Guccione placed third in the bracket. Minor lost to said the bout would be televised nationally in the United States as part of the regular Wednesday y'P loV I E.iyUiin9 you'd tif- I it- ti Pitt's Larry Lauchle in the 147-nound finals, and sophomore uuj u-u ui.j Mini u.j rueiuDS -v night weekly series, beginning at WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) Oberly was edged. 4-2 by Syra- 9 p.m., EST. Bob Cerv jolted his former Yan- cuse's Art Baker in the heavy- For his sensational victory over kee teammates with a triple, a 1 weight championship battle.

Durelle, Moore received the Edward J. Neil Award as fighter of X. i Zx double and a single in four trips as Kansas City scored a 3-2 exhibition victory over New York Wednesday. Minor, a junior from Car-michael, compiled the top dual-meet record on the team this past season as Penn State won five and FOR PROMPT COURTEOUS DELIVERY GL4-0816 the year and was named the boxer of the year by the National Boxing Assn. EOY5 exists, entitling the Bears to add another forward.

However the recall must be made from a team of lower classification. Baz Bastien put in a hurried call to Chicoutimi of the Quebec Hockey League and will have Jacque Gagnon on hand for the Wednesday night March 25 contest. Gagnon a right winger is in 4th position in the Q. H. L.

scoring. At the present writing, Jacque has 23 goals, 42 assists for a total of 65 points. Coach Mathers is planning on a shuffle of his forward lines. Moving Nykoluk back to center ice between Duff and Stankiewicz. Jumping Kullman up between O'Brien and Fisher and using Gagnon on the right boards with Lalande-the play maker and Solingeron the left side.

Oilnst three. Dividin? hii time be New York 000 100 0012 6 I Kansas City 200 010 00x-3 8 0 Ditmar, Freeman (7) and How Limited Suddv of Our "Truv Hmu4" 1 vrjj kit i Mil ard; Carver, Meyer (6), Brunet Sock Avaabe. Order Yours Todayl HOCKEY. RESULTS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AMERICAN LEAGUE Semifinals Playoffs Buffalo 3 Rochester 2 (Buffalo (7) and House. Garver.

Ditmar. 3H West tween the 147 and 157 pound divisions, he chalked up a 7-1 log, with his only loss a 4-2 setback at the hands of Lehigh's Dick San-toro. Guccinone, a Bay Shore, N. Y. junior compiled a 2-1-1 record during the dual-meet campaign.

He lost to Eastern champ Santoro in the Eastern semi-finals. Southern California and Michi Crcsd Street fcr t-t V.Zl in a Tmsil store! leads best of 7 series 1-0) InwlM WIUiaKM, ffc, Irt. 1M Hershey 6 Cleveland 2 (Hershey gan State will meet for the first time in football on a home-and-home basis in 1963 and 1964. leads best of 7 series 1-0).