Ohio University screens three for head football coach
A seven member committee plans to interview three candidates for OU head football coach next week. Bill Hess of OSU, Keith Piper of Denison, and Paul Hoerneman of Heidelberg lead the field as the search aims for a successor to Carroll Widdoes by February 1.
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Hess
Hoerneman
Piper
Ohio University
B. T. Grover
Carroll C. Widdoes
Athens
Bill Hess
Ohio State University
Keith W. Piper
Denison University
Paul Hoerneman
Heidelberg College
Grandview
Columbus
Ohio UW
Denison
Niles
Ohio
New Philadelphia
Grover
Widdoes
Suc
Athens High beats Marietta 58 49 in non league game
Athens High defeats Marietta 58 to 49 behind Gary McConkey's 22 points and tight man to man defense. The Bulldogs improve to two wins in three starts as Marietta struggles from the field, shooting 31 percent and missing 12 free throws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie McAfee
Athens High
Marietta
Athens
Bulldogs
Gary McConkey
Darrell Coen
Jim Gaskill
Vic Stanson
Brent Cornwell
Lou Lausche
McAfee
McConkey Cornwell
Coen
Jeff Bergen
Bob Pinder
Larry Simmons
MecAfeemen
McConkey
Stanson
Bill Ross
Crew
Gaskill
Mce Conkey
John Williams
Tigers
Bob Nelson
John Crow Voted Heisman Trophy Recipient 1957
John Crow of Texas A and M is selected as college football top player for 1957 by the Downtown Athletic Club. He received 241 first place votes and 1183 points, ahead of Alex Karras, Walt Kowalczyk, Lou Michales, and Tom Forrestal, at a New York banquet.
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New York
John Crow
Texas Aggies
Downtown Athletic Club
Crow
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Springhill
Aggies
Alex Karras
Iowa
Karras
Walt Kowalczyk
Bowling Green Guard earns AP Little All-America honor
Bowling Green guard James Hardin was named to The Associated Press Little All-America second team. Honorable mentions include Ashland guard Dan McBridge Capital back Eddie Garver and Denison back Marvin Smith.
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New York
James Hardin
Bowling Green
Associated Press
Dan McBridge
Ashland
Eddie Garver
Capital
Marvin Smith
Denison
Rutland Rout Harrisonville In Lopsided Victory
Rutland Coach Jim Venar ri's team raced to a 69 36 win over Harrisonville on their court. Eight Rutland players scored led by Pat Eads with 17 and Darrell Dugan 15 as the Red Devils pulled away in the second quarter and finished strong. Harrisonville used a short-handed lineup and kept within reach early.
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Rutland
Jim Venarri
Harrisonville
Red Devils
Pat Eads
Darrell Dugan
Norman
Cline
Rutland's Larry Dugan Tops SEC Scholastic Scoring 1957
Rutland star Larry Dugan led Southeastern Ohio scholastic football with 19 touchdowns and nine PATs for 1957, edging Logan's Lynn Strait by 11 points. Frank Hill of Wellston and Bill Jonas of Belpre also surpassed 100 points. Pomeroy's Hawthorne rose to sixth with 76. Wellston placed four scorers among the top 20.
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Rutland
Larry Dugan
Southeastern Ohio
The
Messenger
Logan
Lynn Strait
Frank Hill
Wellston
Bill Jonas
Belpre
Hill
Jonas
Pomeroy
Hawthorne
Dugan
McArthur
Strait
Bob McKelvey
Athens
Trimble
McKelvey
Plains
Gary Cundiff
Steve Scott
Russ Manning
Buckeye
Larry
Darrell Dugan
Pat Eads
Glouster
Bill Dunnette
Chester Keith
Bob Smith
Pat Til
L. Dugan
Cundiff
Hawthorn
D. Dugan
R'tl
Dunnette
Kranyik
Chaun’y
Lee
Brown Defends Lightweight Title Against Lopes in Chicago
Diminutive Joey Lopes challenges champion Joe Brown in a 15 round lightweight title bout at Chicago Stadium. Brown, 28 knockouts in 67 wins, is favored. Lopes earned the title shot after a 10 round non title draw with Brown in Chicago. The bout airs ABC at 9 PM CST with no radio.
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Charles Chamberlain
Chicago
Joey Lopes
Joe Brown
Brown
Sacramento
Calif
Chicago Stadium
Lopes
International Boxing Club
Kenny Lane
National Boxing Assn
Ring Magazine
ABC
Wallace
Bud) Smith
New Orleans
Kayo
Smith
Orlando Zulueta
Auburn Quintets Win Bradley WV 97 47 over Illinois Normal
Bradley's hot-shooting Braves stay in the national race with a 97-47 victory over Illinois Normal. The team retained many players from last season's NIT win and hit 0.553 from the field Tuesday night. Other results include Iowa over Southern Methodist 65-60 in OT and Notre Dame 82-63 over St. Ambrose.
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Bradley
Braves
Illinois Normal
Son
Iowa
Southern Methodist
Holden Gentry
Hawkeye
SMU
Bob James
Kansas State
Texas Western
Jack Parr
Missouri
South Dakota VII
Notre Dame
St. Ambrose
Detroit
Assumption
Drake
South Dakota State
Red Murrell
Wichita
Wyoming
Joe Stevens
Auburn
Jacksonville State
Georgia Tech
Davidson
West Virginia
Virginia Military
Joedy Gardner
Spowling League Standings and Results
SPOWLING by SS MRES shows team standings for the Tuesday B League with Lawhead Press leading at 33 points and Unon Printing at 31. Results of the week list Lawhead 3 over The Tavern 1, and other matchups including Gifford 2 over U S Army 2, Union Printing 3 over Swearingen 4, and Athens Concrete 1 over K T Crossen 3.
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Lawhead Press
Unon Printing
Fe Evoeees
Es Ent
Gifford Arnt Ee
Athens Concrete Aoe
Mebegntot
Sais Ae
BIO Sova
Swearingens
Lawhead
the Tavern
Gas Co
Messenger
Gifford
U. S. Army
Jones Buick
Athens Concrete
K. T. Crossen
Athens
Union Printing
Hamden Engineers defeat North Gallia Pirates 53 36 in non league game
Hamden led 53 36 as Salts scored 22 points and Dave Holter led North Gallia with 12. Hamden easy on offense with a second half surge, while North Gallia struggled from the line. In prelims Hamden reserves won 27 23.
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Gallipolis
Cliff Wilson
North Gallia Pirates
Hamden Engineers
Pirates
Hamden
Salts of Hamden
Qoints
Dave Holter
Salmons
Salts
Bethel
Huston
Jayjohn
Hollingshead
Dixon
Totals
North Gallia
Dunn
R. Smith
J. D. Smith
Holter
Fitch
Wellston Rockets fall 56 54 to Chesapeake in opener
Chesapeake edges Wellston 56 to 54 as Dick Potts leads Wellston with 21 points on nine field goals and three free throws. McMasters tops Chesapeake with 18 points, while Wellston suffers slow start and a 33 point second half.
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Wellston
Golden Rockets
Chesapeake
Rockets
Dick Potts
McMasters
T. Compston
Potts
Walton
Reed
Montgomery
J. Potts
Totals
Waelston
Ccseers
Ohioan MVP at Indiana football season
Tony Aloisio a junior right end from Chillicothe Ohio was chosen by teammates Tuesday night as Indiana University's most valuable football player this season.
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Bloomington
Ind
Tony Aloisio
Chillicothe
Ohio
Indiana University
End of All Star honors Dayton player on East squad
San Francisco Fred Dugan of the University of Dayton has been named to the East squad for the annual Fast West football game to be played here on December 28.
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San Francisco
Fred Dugan
University of Dayton
Ironton Tigers overpower Gallia Academy 75 to 44
Ironton Tigers led by 6-5 center Keith Stowers with 25 points defeated Gallia Academy 75 44. Newt Jones led Gallia with 10 points in the fourth quarter as Ironton’s Snead added 24 and Fundersol 15. Reserve and freshman games also decided. next up Gallipolis hosts Jackson Ironmen in SECUL opener.
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Gallipolis
Ironton Tiger Cage
Keith Stowers
Gallia Academy Blue Devils
Ironton
Dick Roderick
Paul Webster
Blue Devils
Tigers
Tiger
Newt Jones
Devils
Tom McKean
Kenny Bostic
Ralph Snead
Stower
John Fundersol
Bill Carruthers
Jackson Ironmen
SECUL
Browns Dominate NFL Honors With Three Winners
Cleveland players top league charts in rushing passing and scoring as the Browns near season end. Jim Brown leads with 826 rushing yards, Tommy O Gonnell tops passers with 1 229 yards, Lou Groza scores 66 points. Billy Wilson and Jack McClairen vie for receiving honors.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland Browns
Brown
Cleveland
Jimmy Brown
Tommy Wilson
Los Angeles
Chicago Bears
Rick Casares
Tommy O’connell
Eddie Lebaron
Washington Redskins
Lou Groza
George Blanda
Bears
Sam Baker
Washington
Fred Cone
Green Bay
San Francisco
Billy Wilson
Pittsburgh
Jack McClairen
Wilson
McClairen
Ray Barry
Baltimore
Hannan Trace Beats Waterloo 71-58 in Gallipolis
Hannan Trace Wildcats upset Waterloo 71 to 58 at Mercerville to move to 2-1 overall and 1-1 in league play. Freddie Fellore led with 24 points, Paul Beaver 22, while Baker topped Waterloo with 21 and Coburn added 11. Waterloo reserves rallied in the third but fell short. Harrell led the winning team with 12.
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Gallipolis
Hannan Trace Wildcats
Mercerville
Waterloo
Cats
Freddie Fellore
Paul Beaver
Baker
Coburn
Little Wildcats
Ray Myers
Harrell
Coffman
Newman
White
Massie
Jett
Hannan Trace
Doby Harshman Key Sox Moves Open Big Trade Week
Chicago sent center fielder Doby pitcher Harshman and another player to Baltimore for Billy Goodman pitcher Ray Moore and outfielder Tito Francona. Moore had an 11 13 record. Francona is a 24 year old slugger.
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Frank Pitman
Colorado Springs
Colo
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
White Sox
Larry Doby
Jack Hatshiman
Orioles
Billy Goodman
Ray Moore
Tito Francona
Doby
Harshman
Goodman
Francona
Moore
Philadelphia Phillies
Robin Roberts
Richie Ashburn
Bob
Keegan
Bubba Phillips
Detroit
Phillips
Jim Finigan
Jimmy Greengrass
J. W. Porter
Washington
Lou Berberet
Pete Runnels
Wahama Bears Fall In Season Opener At Middleport
Wahama Bears lose 50 43 after trailing by two points at halftime. Middleport dominates free throws with 20 to Wahama’s nine as Layne leads scorers with 19 points and Lieving adds 12. Kelley and Whitlatch pace Middleport’s scoring with 15 and 12 respectively. Officials Kessell West.
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Middleport
Yellow Jackets
Wahama
Falcons
Layne
Lieving
Ros
Kelley
Whitlatch
Roush
Clark
Greer
G. Roush
Totals
Kessell
West
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Woody Hayes
OSU
Portsmouth
Baldwin Wallace
Heidelberg
Cessor
John C. Baker
E. T. Hellebrandt
C. Don McVay
Russ Finsterwald
C. Claud Chrisman
Larry Buckles
Bulldog
Ent
Cambridge
Lausche
Cornwell
Bergen
Dimit
Gerken
Mills
Pinder
Simmons
Sorenson
Stacy
Thomas
Williams
Aene
Vones
Mariette 'S
Charles Mills
Michigan State
Lou Michales
Kentucky
Navy
Tom Forrestal
Oxley
Gibson
Ends
Graham
Carson
Rise
Goode
Biddle
Justice
eRele
SEC
Chuck Mather
Kansas
Jayhawks
Massillon High
Sams
Woogerd
Weet
Perry Henry Weeeee
Grubb Eeeee
Griffith Ener
Ogg Strawn Aeee
Crandall
Scarmack
Pontious
McBride
Woolridge
Millins
Syracuse
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Boston
Indiana
Dayton
Funderson
Mayer
Kratzenberg
Stowers
Elliott
King
Snead
Stevenson
K, Bostic
C. Bostic
Thompson
Sheets
Jones
Glassburn
Gilmore
McKean
Browns
Hannan
J. Beaver
Fellore
Neal
P. Beaver
Frownfelter
Church
Get Doby
Chisox
Bowles
Long
Miller
Erwin
Nelson
Crooks
Hardinger
W. Washington St
Scotty Roberts
Mgr
E. Main St
Studebaker- Packard
Wakefield Motors
Richland Ave
Athens, Ohio
Bill Roscoe
W. Union Street
West Fairgrounds Gate
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