LSU Is No. 1 Team In Nation In AP Final Poll Of 1958
LSU finished as the nation’s only major unbeaten team winning the AP national title with 139 first place votes and 1904 points. Iowa, Army, Auburn, Oklahoma and Air Force Academy followed. Rose Bowl-bound Iowa edged Auburn in second place.
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Associated Press
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Titans
Iowa
Army
Auburn
Oklahoma
Air Force Academy
LSU
Ents
Rice
Tulane
Tigers
Florida
Mississippi State
California
Alabama
Navy
Pittsburgh
Air Force
Colorado
Wisconsin Ohio State
Syracuse
Texas Christian
TCU
Southern Methodist
How Wrong Can You Be About a Coach and Player
A high school football coach publicly shamed a senior who had quit the squad last year, though he had trained 100 hours and hoped to earn a letter. The incident sparked questions about the coach’s judgment and the student’s dignity at the banquet with about 250 attendees. Larry Wolfe of Racine leads into a Marietta College starter role in a Thursday basketball opener.
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Racine
Purple Tornadoes
Marietta College
Pioneers
Ohio University
Bill Whetsell
Wolfe
Meigs County
Ohio
Whetsell
Four Seniors Get MAC Vote In 1958 All Star
Bowling Green star Bob Zimpfer headlines the first team as the only repeat from 1957. Other first team picks include Miami’s Gary Cobb Tom Colaner and Frank Haladik Toledo Ron Kacie Kent State Dick Mostardo and Toledo’s Ocie Burt. Mostardo led total offense with 689 yards.
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Delphia
Eddie Hill
Miami
Tom Colaner
Bowling Green
Frank Haladik
Toledo
Ron Kacie
Dick Mostardo
Kent
Halback
Oecie Burt
Haladik
Jone
Mostardo
Marshall
Kent State
Western Michigan
Ohio U
Canton
Bob Zimpfer
Jr. Mplend
Ron Kacic
Cmden
Ray Reese
New Philadel
Ed Hill
Cincinnati
Gary Cobb
Ciney
Upper Darby
Harold Williams
Dayton
Occie Burt
Lovell Coleman
W. Mich
Hamtramck
All-MAC Football First Team Includes Bowling Green Standouts
The roster lists players from Bowling Green, Miami, Kent State and others as a first team with positions including ends, tackles, guards, center, quarterback, halfbacks and fullbacks. Names such as Colaner, Haladik, Zimpfer, Kacic, Reese, Hill, Cobb, Mostardo, Williams, Burt, Coleman, Jarrett, Roberts, Pisanelli, Hall, Watkinson, King, Drew, Lipscomb, Colburn, Ramlow, Fureron, Sirianni appear along with several honorable mentions trailing.
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Larry Jarrett
Marshall
Christa
W. Va
Jerry Roberts
Bowling Green
Toledo
Waite
Marion Pisanelli
Kent State
Wadsworth
Bob Hall
Kent
Kent St
Bill Watkinson
W. Mich
Jr. Birmhm
Mich
Gerald King
Jr. Cleve
J. Ad
John Drew
Miami
Brecksville
Fred Lipscomb
Jr. Curtin
Bob Colburn
Dayton
Bob Ramlow
Cleve
John
Harold Fureron
Bowl
Green
Welton
Mar
Sonny Sirianni
Olosby
Jack Campbell
Jay Roundhouse
Western Mich
Ted Binkowski
Alvin Floyd
Herb Fairfield
Jim O’connor
Jim Woods
Ohio U
Dick Allen
John McCormick
Clarence Cheatham
Joe Chapon
Nick Mourouzis
Chuck Stobart
John Dickason
Army May Accept Bowl Bid
The Associated Press reports that Army may reverse its long standing policy and accept a post season bowl invitation. West Point officials previously blocked invitations after an unbeaten 1958 season and had discouraged post season play, but influential Army elements now favor a change.
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Army
Associated Press
Military Academy
West Point
Fight Results From New York and Dallas Bouts
Philadelphia fighter Lee Jones, 192, stopped Don Warner, 186, of Philadelphia, in two. New York bout saw Larry Zernitz, 199, outpoint Roland Lastarza, 196, in ten. Roy Harris, 199, of Cut and Shoot, Texas, defeated Donnie Freeman, 182, of Midlothian, Texas, in twelve.
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Philadelphia
Lee Jones
New York
Don Warner
Larry Zernitz
Springfield
Mass
Roland Lastarza
Dallas
Roy Harris
Tex
Donnie Freeman
Midlothian
Major League Players Vote for 25 Percent of Club Receipts
Major league baseball players unanimously vote to demand 25 percent of each club’s annual income, expanding beyond the radio and TV money share. The American Association plans to expand to 10 clubs next season after acquiring Houston, Dallas, and Fort Worth from the Texas League for 75,000 dollars in a major realignment.
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American Assn
Houston, Dallas and
Fort Worth
Texas League
Cave Scores Monday In Weekend College Affairs
Action-filled Monday scores across multiple colleges include Indiana State over Pastoro 91 64 and Kentucky over Miami 78 7. Other results feature Seton Hall 80 Rider 58 and Alabama 80 Jacksonville State 40 with numerous close and decisive outcomes across conferences.
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Incinnate
Indiana State
Pastoro Kentucky
Miami
Toledo
Baldwin-Wallace
Kent State
Youngstown St
Findlay
Matone College of Canton
Mowat Union
Geneva
Wilberforce
Bilise Business College
Muskingum
Western Reserve
Steubenville
St. Michael'’s
Pikeville
Central State
Duquesne
Carnegie Tech
Seton Hall
Rider
Temple
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Canisius
Siena
New Hampshire
Bowdoin
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Lemoyne
Kentucky
Florida State
West Virginia
Forman
North Carolina State
Penn State
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Clemson
Alabama
Jacksonville
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State
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Erskine
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Howard Payne
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Oregon
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Cage Slate For Week
A list of Tuesday and weekly basketball matchups across Ohio schools including Athens Pomeroy Wellston Chesapeake Gallipolis Ironton Wahama Racine Allensville Catholic Central McArthur Zaleski Hamden North Gallia Hannan-Trace Windsor Chauncey-Dover Glouster Beaver South WebsterKgger Creek Rutland Waterloo Lawrence Black ford Pomeroy Athens Nelsonville Gallipolis Wellston Jackson Middleport Logan Carthage Troy Albany Ames Bern Jacksonville Trimble Buchtel York Carbon Hill Rome Canaan The Plains Rutland Harrisonville Gibisonville Union Furnace New Concord Coalton Murray City Rockbridge Stockdale Rio Grande Wilkesville Racine Eastern Windsor Fairland and a note that no national games Monday with Tuesday NBA games listed Cincinnati St Louis at New York Boston at New York Philadelphia at Detroit.
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Wellston
Chesapeake
Gallipolis
Ironton
Middleport
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Allensville
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Zaleski
Hamden
North Gallia
Hannan-Trace
Windsor
Chauncey-Dover
Glouster
Beaver
South Webster
Kgger Creek
Rutland
Waterloo
Lawrence
Blackford
Nelsonville
Jackson
Logan
Carthage-Troy
Albany
Ames-Bern
Jacksonville- Trimble
Buchtel-York
Carbon Hill
Rome-Canaan
Shade
the Plains
Gibisonville
Union Furnace
Belpre
New Concord
Coalton
Murray City
Rockbridge
Stockdale
Southewestern
Rio Grande
Wilkesville
Bowling SS Results and Team Highlights
Summary of weekly bowling results with top individual scores and team highs. Calvin posted the high single game of 210 and the high three games at 571. Pioneers Thy faced Owls 214 and other lineups include Uptowners 1 versus Plant No. 23 Office 4 versus Pricing & Planning 6.
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Gibbs
Cornell
Calvin
Uptowners
Thy
Owls
Sportland Lanes
Dbe I
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Eal Floral
Seeecceorcece
Coorcuce
Conant’s Gulf
Robert's Clothing
Joe's Sohioe
Neal Floral
Conant'’s Gulf
Chapman's Jewelry
Houseware
Bryan
Don Slagle
Chet" Hallockenn
Bob Williams
John Bridge
Don Strawn
Athens
Wean
Esse Ewer
Hla
Rose -O
Barker Sone
Bronson
Ian Hoffman
Mt Riley
Ant Boggs
Vans
Lions Mae
Kiwanis
Broughton's
K. Kerr
Schoonover
K. Woogerd
H. Doster
Francis Wes Even
Demett
Broughton’s
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Athens Claims
Economy Grocery
Lions
Alfred Grange
Maplewood Inn
Pro Pick Collegians In Draft
NFL teams completed four rounds selecting college players. Key picks include Randy Duncan Iowa quarterback and Boyd Dowler Colorado back for Green Bay, J D Smith Rice tackle for Philadelphia, Don Allard Boston College quarterback for Washington, Dave Baker Oklahoma back for San Francisco, Nick Pietrosante Notre Dame back for Detroit, Don Clark Ohio State back for Chicago Bears, Dick Bass College of Pacific back for Los Angeles, Lee Grosscup Utah quarterback for New York, Rich Kreitling Illinois end for Cleveland, Jackie Burkett Auburn center for Baltimore.
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Philadelphia
National Football League
Green Bay
Randy Duncan
Iowa
Alex Hawkins
South Carolina
Boyd Dowler
Colorado
Chicago Cardinals
Bill Stacy
Mississippi State
Jerry Wilson
Auburn
James Butler
Vanderbilt
Ken Beck
Texas A&m
J. D. Smith
Rice
Wray Carlton
Duke
Jim Grazione
Villanova
Washington
Don Allard
Boston
Ron Luciano
Syracuse
Baltimore
Art Brandiff
VMI
Bob Grottkau
Oregon
New York
Chicago Bears
Don Clark
Ohio State
Rich Pettibon
Tulane
Pete Johnson
Pittsburgh
LOS Angeles
Dick Bass
College of Pacific
Paul Dickson
Baylor
Buddy Humphrey
Don Brown
Houston
Larry Hickman
Tom Franckauser
Purdue
Blanche Martin
Michigan State
John Tracey
Bob Reissnyder
Navy
Lee Grosscup
Utah
Buddy Dial
Joe Morrison
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Rich Kreitling
Illinois
Dick Shafrath
Francis O'Brien
Gary Prabst
Michigan
Dave Lloyd
Georgia
Jackie Burkett
Dave Sherer
SMU
Zeke Smith
Quill Crowned Champion Two Year Old Filly
Quill, winner of the Gardenia Stakes at Garden State Park and the Matron Stakes at Belmont, was named champion two year old filly by the Thoroughbred Racing Associations racing secretaries.
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San Francisco
Quill
Garden State Park
Belmont
Thoroughbred Racing Assn
Bulldogs Set to Challenge Favored Belpre in Athens Tonight
Athens is the underdog as Belpre tops the Bulldogs in a 8 p.m. game at the Athens Gym. Belpre boasts height with two 6-2 players and senior guards Fox and Haynes, while Athens counters with Wickerham Riggs Baker guiding a 5-11 or shorter lineup. The Bulldogs beat Circleville 52-40 in their opener and hope for an upset. Athens reserves also host Belpre Reserves at 7 p.m.
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Belpre Golden Eagles
Athens
Belpre
McAfee
Bulldogs
Circleville
Russ Wickerham
Larry Riggs
Larry Baker
Jim Kyle
Bob Nelson
Golden Eagles
Tigers
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Glouster Tomcats land two on All-MVL offensive trio
Glouster's Tomcats place two players on the second-team offense of the all-Muskingum Valley League squad. Bill Bryson and Bob Smith, both of Glouster, earned spots at end and halfback respectively as New Concord dominated picks with three players on both first offense and defense units.
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Tomcats
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E. M. Duitch
Bill Bryson
Bob Smith
New Concord
Bill Anders
Roseville FE
Gary Keeton
Caldwell E
Paul Smith
New Concord FE
Larry Crawford
New Concord T
Carl Archer
Dresden
Pat Stalter
New Lexington T
Bob Ritberger
Philop
Kenneth Johnson
Jim Morrison
Crooksville
Dick Moon
Robert Smith
Richard Murphy
Dick Semple
Caldwell
Don Harper
Rodney Pettit
Malta-McConnelsville
Eldon Gerlach
Walter Smith
Gary Smith
Roseville
Lynn Blanton
New Lexington
Dave Ferguson Caldwell
Jerry Matheney
Bryce Morrison
Philo
Bill Adams
Bob Wise
Maria McConnelsville
Glenn Baker
Philo Gaseee
Mark Downey
Larry Bates
Otto Luburgh
Jim Burley
John Mikolajcik
Mike Littler
Roy Hammer
Devils Open Tonight Prospects Look Fairly Good
Rutland Red Devil basketball coach Jim Vennari says the 1958 59 team shows strong spirit after a 6 9 record last season. Ronnie Rife leads as a 5 8 senior guard with 6 3 center Roger Turner and 6 0 forward Jimmie Graham. The Buckeye League squad hosts a 7 p.m. start with a full schedule including Kyger Creek, Harrisonville and Racine through February 13.
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Jim Vennari
Red Devil
Red Devils
Vennari
Ronnie Rife
Buckeye
Rife
Roger Turner
Jimmie Graham
David Carson
Bob German
David Mar
Jim Bill Hobstetter
Larry Huffman
Wayne Roush
Herbert Grate
Lee Combs
Michael King
Dick Dugan
David Pierce
Jimmie Sheets
Richard Rife
Junior Carter
Allen King
Larry Parson
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