Co-Captains And Starters Named For All-Stars Contest
Canton Ohio Northwestern high school game names South All Stars co captains Jack Wallace of Middletown and Jerry Bell of Roger Bacon as leaders for the 13th annual North South game at Fawcett Stadium. Yankee squad leaders include Peter Kakela of Libbey Toledo and George Sefcic of Benedictine Cleveland.
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Canton
Ohio
Jack Wallace
Middletown
Jerry Bell
Cincinnati
Roger Bacon
Fawcett Stadium
Peter Kakela
Toledo Libbey
George Sefcic
Cleveland Benedictine
Jack “Wallace
Bob Ferguson
Troy
Wilson
Ohio High School
North
Nick Arshinkoff
Akron Garfield
Owensby Pearson
Akron South
Paul Martin
Canton McKinley
Carl Hilling
Akron Central
Dennis Bynington
Sandusky
Jerry Harbin
Marion Harding
William Kebrdle
Painesville Harvey
Mark Kracker
Ted Henning
Toledo DeVilbiss
Mal Shapiro
Dan Kwastkowski
Tom Mingo
Campbell Memorial
Bill Slacas
Cleveland East
Bob Lister
Pete Kakela
Ron Skufka
Clyde Childers
Massillon
Les Traver
Alliance
Bob Vecchio
East Cleveland Show
Marv Spencer
Youngstown South
Ivory Benjamen
Taver and Shufka Lead All Star Grid Rosters
North and South all star teams feature players from Massillon Canton and Toledo with Copley as a doubtful starter and Rossiaky as potential replacement. Both squads run the T formation and plan unique extra point plays as Kwiatkowski drops kicks and Wilson’s squad considers two point conversions under the new rule.
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Vernon
Ted Harless
Steubenville
Bob Ferguson
Troy
Copley
Portsmouth
Charles Rossiaky
Columbus North
Murphy
Kwiatkowski
Wilson
All Stars Set For Daring Showdown With Pro League Lions
Chicago hosts the All Stars in Operation Ozone as they try to upset the Detroit Lions, NFL champions, at Soldier Field in front of about 70 000 fans. ABC televises at 8 30 p m EST with Lions a 13 point favorite after past dominates. The college stars feature rapid backs and receivers and Otto Graham leads a veteran coaching staff.
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Detroit Lions
Soldier Field
ABC
Lions
All-Stars
Cleveland Browns
Tobin Rote
Bobby Layne
Darris McCord
Gene Cronin
NFL
Lambs
Slaughter
Otto Graham
New York Tops Boston in Major League Action
In Friday MLB action the New York team beat Boston 8 to 2 while Cleveland defeated Detroit 10 to 9 in ten innings. Chicago topped Kansas City 5 to 2 and Los Angeles defeated Chicago 7 to 3. San Francisco beat St. Louis 4 to 3 and Milwaukee blanked Cincinnati 3 to 0. Pittsburgh visits Cincinnati and Philadelphia plays Milwaukee with Chicago at San Francisco on the schedule.
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Cleveland
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Kansas City
Washington
Chicago
Baltimore
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Detroit
Los Angeles
San Francisco
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
National Ague
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Trimble Dominates Mechanicsburg 6-0 in County Pony League
Trimble blanked Mechanicsburg 6 to 0 at the Fair Grounds diamond in Wednesday action. The Trimble offense produced all runs in the fifth inning on passed balls, while Mechanicsburg managed only one safe hit and committed eight errors contributing to the rout.
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Fairgrounds
Jacksonville Trimble
Mechanicsburg
Fight Results Across Cities Highlight Boxing Card
In Oakland Cisco Andrade stopped Bobby Bell in 7 rounds. Whittier’s Cisco Andrade improved 136 percent while Bell hailing from Youngstown. In Los Angeles Joe Becerra knocked out Willie Parker in 2 rounds. In Caracas Ike Chestnut vs Victor Sonny Leon bout postponed.
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Oakland
Calif
Cisco Andrade
Whittier
Bobby Bell
Youngstown
Ohio
Los Angeles
Joe Becerra
Mexico
Willie Parker
Caracas
Ike Chestnut
Victor Sonny Leon
Heart Of Ohio Players Banned For HVA Rosters
Hocking Valley Association bars rosters listing players active in other leagues. Nelsonville Merchants affiliates faced ineligibility as Heart of Ohio players used in HVA teams after season start. Affected teams may replace ineligible players with on rosters from first half. Nelsonville players not yet seen in HVA games.
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Heart of Ohio
HVA
Hocking Valley Association
Nelsonville Merchants
Heart of Ohio League
League
Nelsonville
Caspers Win McBee Golf On Forfeit
The Caspers clinched the 1958 Royal Mc Bee Golf League title with a forfeit final match. Paul Tribe led the team, finishing one point ahead of Capt. Charley Russell and the Maxwells. Virg Conkey, Don Hoffee, and Don Cunningham posted low nets, with Paul Ley earning low net honors.
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Caspers
Royal McBee Golf League
Paul Tribe
Charley Russell
Maxwells
Tom Barstow
Don Cunningham
Bill Sharp
George McGarvey
Virg Conkey
Don Hoffee
Paul Ley
Conkey, Hoffee
Charley Tribe
Dick Jones
Ray Johnson
Tony Kovalcik
Ray Dunfee
McGarvey
Virg Baker
Bauer Barber Shop Tops Happy Pal Mixed League Standings
Bauer Barber Shop leads the Happy Pal Mixed Bowling League at Pt Pleasant with a 21 9 record. Coca Cola sits second at 16 13 and Broughton's Dairy 16 14, as recent week results show Broughton's Dairy 3 Mootz Bread 0, Coca Cola 2 Betsy Ross Bread 1, Bauer Barber Shop 2 Dr Pepper 1. Top bowlers include Harold Clark Jack Smith Mike Snodgrass Wilte Wissen Dan Childers Jerry Haffelt Ted Stevens Helen Oseland Paul White and Al Holdren with scores ranging from 138 to 214.
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Bauer Barbar Shop
Happy Pal
Pt. Pleasant
Coca Cola
Broughton’s Dairy
Broughton’s
Bauer’s
Betsy Ross Bread
Dr. Pepper
Bauer Barber Shop
Cacheeenies Eal
Betsy Ross
Mootz
Crsee Ncrinee Wees
Jerry Haffelt
Ted Stevens
Helen Oseland
Paul White
al Holdren
Baseball League Leaders From The Season Summary
Batting leaders include Runnels Boston .328 and Kuenn Detroit .324 with Cerv Kansas City and Goodman Chicago. Mantle New York 91 runs and Jensen Boston 101 RBIs highlight the season along with Fox Chicago 142 hits and Lemon Washington 9 triples. Pitching shows Turley New York 17.5 wins and .773, Turley 133 strikeouts, Wynn 130, Ford 127.
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Runnels
Boston
Kuenn
Detroit
Cerv
Kansas City
Goodman
Chicago
Mantle
New York
Power
Cleveland
Jensen
Sievers
Washington
Fox
Malzone
Kaline
Lemon
Tuttle
Aparicio
Rivera
Landis
Turley
Delock
Moore
Hyde
Wynn
Ford
Major League Baseball Season Leaders and Standings
The season leader list includes at bats Ashburn Philadelphia 337 and Mays San Francisco 334. Runs led by Banks Chicago 91 and Aaron Milwaukee 84. RBIs Banks Chicago 97 and Thomas Pittsburgh 88. Hits Mays 148 and Ashburn 147. Doubles Aaron Milwaukee 30 and Hoak 29. Triples Virdon Pittsburgh 11 and Ashburn 10. Home runs Banks Chicago 35 and Thomas 29. Stolen bases Ashburn Philadelphia 23 and Mays 21. Pitching leaders include Grissom San Francisco 7 3 and Spahn Milwaukee 15 8. Strikeouts Jones St. Louis 153 and Antonelli San Francisco 110.
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Ashburn
Philadelphia
Mays
San Francisco
Musial
St. Louis
Banks
Chicago
Aaron
Milwaukee
Thomas
Pittsburgh
Anderson
Hoak
Cincinnati
Skinner
Triples
Virdon
Blasingame
Mathews
Willey
Grissom
Spahn
Jones
Antonelli
Gallipolis All Stars Edge Waverly in Pitchers’ Duel
Gallipolis Little League All Stars beat Waverly 1-0 to advance to the Southeastern Ohio Little League tournament semi finals at South Park Wellston. Steve Carter allowed two hits and struck out 11, scoring the lone Gallipolis run on Billy Bachus’ single after a walk and a fielder’s choice. Waverly’s Keith Wilson took the loss with eight strikeouts.
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Gallipolis
Waverly
South Park
Wellston
Duck Bostic
Danny Chick
Steve Carter
Bobby Scott
Billy Bachus
Bachus
Bostic
Ricky Blazer
Keith Wilson
Rit
Chie
Clay
Slagle
Ritchie
Jennings
Carter
Jimmy Porter
Middleport
Meigs County All Stars
Oak Hill
Ironton
Franklin Furnace
McArthur
Logan
Red Sanders of UCLA Dies of Heart Attack
UCLA coach Red Sanders dies at 53 in a Los Angeles hotel from an apparent heart attack. He had led UCLA to national prominence since 1949 after coming from Vanderbilt, leaving a 102–41–3 career record and a 1954 undefeated Bruins team. Sanders is survived by his wife Ann Daniels Sanders.
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Los Angeles
America
Henry
Red) Sanders
UCLA
Sanders
Vanderbilt
Ucla Bruin
Ernestine Drake
Bruins
Red
College Station
Tex
Texas A. & M
Florida
Ann Daniels Sanders
Bentley Post Stall Seeking Legion Title
Columbus Ohio semi finals see Columbus and Celina face Newark and Lancaster for the right to meet Cincinnati Bentley in a potential two game final. Bentley defends national and state titles as the only undefeated team.
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Columbus
Ohio
Celina
Ohio American Legion
Cincinnati Bentley
Cincinnati
Newark
Lancaster
Physicals Set for Generals Football Candidates
McArthur Head Coach Jack Osborne announced physicals for football on Tuesday August 19 at 9 a.m. in the gymnasium. All junior high and varsity hopefuls must attend. Returning lettermen will outnumber the four seniors lost last season. After uniforms, drills will be twice daily with schedule to be announced.
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McArthur
Jack Osborne
Osborne
Generals
Jacksonville Winner 6-0 Defeats Mechanicsburg in Ballgame
Jacksonville Winner wins 6-0 over Mechanicsburg. Notable players include Koons batting .210 and Robertson pitching for J-T. Final line shows Richmond Douglas and Koons combining on the mound with 7 strikeouts, while J-T offense produced runs on multiple singles.
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Jarvis
Douglas
Koons P
Dailey
Mechanicsburg
J-T
RBI
J-T Barrett
Robertson
Nelson
R. Douglas
Koons
So—Robertson
Merchants Clash With Chillicothe Colts Sunday
Nelsonville hosts the Heart of Ohio League game Sunday at 2 p m at the city playground. The Chillicothe Colts visit with former Ohio University players in the lineup and a tribute to Sam Jenkins, a former right fielder electrocuted in Athens, will be paid with VFW honor guard and a minister present.
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Nelsonville Merchants
Chillicothe Colts
Nelsonville
Ohio University
Sam Jenkins
Athens
VFW
Point Pleasant Opens 1958 Football Practice
Boys gathered for the first day of football practice as the Big Blacks began their 1958 season under coach Robert Shertzer with assistants William Pack and Dick Horton. The opener versus Barboursville is set for 7 30 p m at home on September 5. Returning lettermen include co captains Eddie Skidmour and Buster Rice along with Bill Baker Charles Henson Charles Martin Jerry Escoe Larry Biffle Jimmy Wedge Dale Miller Charles Holland Bobby Blessing Richard Newell and Steve McGraw.
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Point Pleasant
Big Black
Robert Shertzer
William Pack
Dick Horton
Barboursville
Eddie Skidmour
Buster Rice
Bill Baker
Charles Henson
Charles Martin
Jerry Escoe
Larry Biffle
Jimmy Wedge
Dale Miller
Charles Holland
Bobby Blessing
Richard Newell
Steve McGraw
Little League Season Closed in Point Pleasant
Jack Rogers Little League director announced the season is officially closed. Boys must return uniforms to their manager or coach immediately. A meeting of all Little League officials is set for Monday at 7 p.m. at the high school to collect uniforms.
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Point Pleasant
Jack Rogers
Rogers
Little League
Braves edge Redlegs 3-0 as Jay returns to mound
Joey Jay of the Braves allowed eight walks and yielded only one hit before handing to Warren Spahn in the ninth for a 3-0 win over the Redlegs in his first start in two weeks after an arm injury. Rocky Colavito drives in three runs and hits two homers in Indians 10-9, 10 inning win over the Tigers.
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Associated Press
Joey Jay
Braves
Warren Spahn
The
Redlegs
Rocky Colavito
Indians
Tigers
Gallipolis Blue Devils hold early football physicals
Forty six players reported for physicals at Washington School as Dr Thomas W Morgan cleared the mix of junior and senior high candidates for coach Bob Lang 1958 grid squad. Lang aims to carry about 33 on varsity with seven lettermen from 1957 and announces fall practice schedules and staff assignments.
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Gallipolis
Washington
Thomas W. Morgan
Bob Lang
Blue Devil
Blue Devils
Lang
Jay Simms
Jim Mills
Jerry Jamison
Newt Jones
Dick Roderick
John Gilmore
Jack Duncan
Charles Swanson
Carl Ward
Ady Stover
Howard Brumfield
Ronnie Keenan
Curtis Ewans
Jimmy Carter
Don Marcum
Rod Frazer
John Fierce
Lester Thompson
Michael Heil
Larry North
Duke Darnbrough
Tom Cantrell
Frank Pierotti
Paul Evans
Richard Smith
Ack Heil
Claude Thompson
Joe Duncan
Barry
St Paul Open leads: Hebert and Jacobs pace at 66
In St Paul Minn Lionel Hebert 1957 PGA champion and Tommy Jacobs shared the early lead with 66s to sit one stroke ahead after the first round of the $25 000 St Paul Open at Keller Course. Sam Snead Frank Stranahan Cary Middlecoff and Doug Ford opened at 65. Don Finsterwald Art Wall Bob Rosburg Mike Souchak and Ken Venturi followed at 66.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Lionel Hebert
Lafayette
Tommy Jacobs
Whittier
Calif
Keller
PGA
Sam Snead
Frank Stranahan
Cary Middlecoff
Doug Ford
Don Finsterwald
Art Wall
Bob Rosburg
Mike Souchak
Ken Venturi
Beginning Prize Skeet Shoots This Sunday
Skyline Gun Club skeet shooters begin weekly contests on Sundays with handicapped scores for 50 targets. Prizes are donated by members. Athens Flooring Company offers the best performance prize this coming Sunday.
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Skyline Gun Club
Athens
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