Ohio U. Faces Big Defensive Job Against W V Wesleyan Invaders
Ohio University prepares for a tough opener against West Virginia Wesleyan in Men’s Gymnasium. WV Wesleyan features 6-4 Jim McDonald and 6-10 Ken Remley, while Ohio U adds guards Dave Bandy and Bill Whaley with center Howard Jolliff and forwards Bunk Adams and Larry Kruger aiming to counter the visitors’ high scoring pace.
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Portsmouth
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Athens
Howard Jolliff
Canton
Bunk Adams
Toledo
Larry Kruger
Allensville
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Bandy
Joliff
Whaley
Kruger
Campbellsville
Howling SS Res Roaring Standings at Athens Rollerbowl
fragmentary league note records standings for Royal McBep League at Athens Rollerbowl Monday night. Mentions Priving Planning Production Research numbers 323 and dates 3 24 25 3 29, with unclear context.
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NFL Draft Signals Continued Player Interest From College Stars
Billy Cannon of LSU and George Izo of Notre Dame joined the NFL draft crowd and signed NFL contracts, signaling stability and pay as 240 players from 124 colleges were chosen. Purdue led with 10 picks, while the Big Ten supplied the most selections at 33. Syracuse placed four players among the top draftees.
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Wisconsin
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Pacific Coast
Syracuse
Drafts Hit NFL Clubs as College Stars Included
Ohio college and high school players were drafted by NFL teams on Monday. Notable picks include Cleveland Jim Houston and Jack Campbell Toledo end, Notre Dame’s George Izo to Chicago Cardinals, and Purdue’s Jerry Beachout to Baltimore. The lengthy report also lists many other selections across teams with regional college ties.
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National Football League
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Jim Houston
Ohio State
Jim Marshall
Bob Jarus
Purdue
Bob White
Rica Mostardi
Kent State
Dick Greens
Ohio U
Jack Campbell
Toledo
Chicago Cardinals
George Izo
Notre Dame
Ed Mazurek
Xavier
Jack Lee
Cincinnati
Robert DeMarco
Dayton
Chicago Bears
Ed Kovac
Detroit
Max Messner
Ted Aucreman
Indiana
Steve Russo
Frank Walton
John Carrill
Bulldogs In Home Opener Face Belpre Golden Eagles
Athens High School Bulldogs host Belpre Golden Eagles in their 1959 cage season opener. Coach Charley McAfee aims to improve on last year’s 9–10 record with starters Steve Chase Russ Wickerham Jim Gardner leading a veteran lineup and linemate supports.
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Athens
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Russ Wickerham
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Larry Riggs
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Greg Sanders
Gardner
Rich Bacon
Frank Bean
Boo Nelson
Dick Blosser
Ron Brooks
John Belgus
Ted Dyer
Bob Brown
Bil Barnett
All-Secal
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Giants trade for O'Dell and Loes to bolster rotation
The San Francisco Giants acquired Billy O'Dell and Billy Loes from Baltimore to shore up a short-handed pitching staff. In exchange they sent Jackie Brandt Gordon Jones and another player to be named, plus Roger McCardell as a rookie catcher. O'Dell, 26, joins Johnny Antonelli and Mike McCormick as a third lefty starter after a 1958 season with 14 wins and All-Star game work.
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Foss predicts limited salary war in new American Football League
Joe Foss 44 former World War II flying ace and newly named AFL commissioner says he does not see a salary war with the NFL. He expects to learn more with time and notes that heavy bidding for players could occur in some cases.
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Boxing results from multiple cities show varied decisions
In Montreal Rory Calhoun outpointed Tony Masciarelli in a 10 rounder. Bob Cleroux stopped Tyler Young in a 1 round bout. Harold Carter outpointed Johnny Jenkins in New Jersey. Eddie Armstrong outpointed Chico Valez in New York. Miguel Diaz stopped Alcdreaux in Tampa. Melvin Middleton outpointed Clarence Ford in Philadelphia. Joey Giambra outpointed Orlando DiPietro in Long Beach. Jesse Jones outpointed Peter Schmidt in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
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Jesse Jones
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Strange of Massillon Named Leading Coach
Leo Strang who led Massillon Tigers to the state championship was named Ohio high school coach of the year in the AP poll. The Ashland College graduate in his tenth year edged Lowell Storm of Springfield as both teams posted unbeaten seasons.
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Indians Draft Young Lefty With $15 000 Bonus
The Cleveland Indians selected 18 year old left hander Mike Lee in the annual winter meetings draft paying $15,000. Lee stood 6 feet 4 and 215 pounds and had a 9 17 record in Class C last season with Fresno.
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Syracuse Leads AP Ratings With Texas Looming
Syracuse remains No. 1 in the AP poll with 1495 points after nine straight wins. UCLA’s thudding upset threats aside, the Orangemen face Texas in a Cotton Bowl rendezvous on New Year’s Day. Mississippi LSU Texas Georgia follow in the top five with a second ten including Alabama and Penn State trailing.
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