Angles by Andy on OU coaching search and college sports notes
OU faces a February 1 deadline to name a new football coach amid limited official details. The piece surveys candidate quality, financial draws, and competing institutions, plus notes Wittenberg’s Ray Mears criticizing officiating and Pomeroy’s Dick Retton praising Athens defense. It also highlights Racine’s Carl Wolfe as a standout basketball prospect.
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Ohio University
Hoerneman
Hess
Piper
Ohio U
Wittenberg
Ray Mears
Pomeroy
Dick Retton
Gallipolis Athens
Athens
Stanson
Gaskill
Lausche
Bob Bartels
Tom Burns
Bartels
Burns
Racine
Carl Wolfe
Wolfe
How tense are you and what to do about it
A self assess guide asks if anxiety, irritability, and mistrust affect daily life. It invites readers to reflect on their own mental state and consider steps to improve coping and relationships.
Kell Retires After 15 MLB Seasons in 1943–196? Career
George Kell Rudla announces retirement in Memphi Tenn after 15 American League campaigns with the Philadelphia Athletics and Baltimore Orioles. Kell, one of 99 players to exceed 2000 hits, ends a lifetime .306 batting average.
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Ark
George Kell
Kell
Paul Richards
Baltimore Orioles
Memphis
Tenn
Paul
Philadelphia Athletics
Mays Signs For 65 000 Contract With Giants
Willie Mays reportedly signed a record Giants contract near 65 000 in San Francisco. Owner Horace Stoneham refused to name the exact figure, saying it would be the highest salary ever paid to a Giant. The 26 year old center fielder had a .333 batting average last season and placed second to Stan Musial.
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Willie Mays
Giants
New York
Horace Stoneham
Willie
Mays
Stoneham
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Jets Trade with Stars Sends Infielders and Pitcher
Columbus Jets and Hollywood Stars completed their second transfer in three days. The Jets sent Jim Rice Dick Barone and pitcher Jackie Brown to Hollywood in exchange for Jim Baumer and Bill Causton. The teams are Pittsburgh Pirate farm clubs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Jets
Hollywood Stars
Jim Rice
Dick Barone
Jackie Brown
Jets
Hollywood
Jim Baumer
Bill Causton
Forrest
Spook) Jacobs
Leo Rodriguez
Jack Sanford
Sammy Joe Miley
Joe Christopher
Pittsburgh Pirate
New York Mickey Crawford Beats Vejar in Points Downgrade
In Saginaw Michigan Mickey Crawford 155 out pointed Chico Vejar 160 in Stamford Connecticut. Tucson Arizona Art Aragon 154 of Los Angeles stopped Joey Abasta 146 of Azusa California in six rounds.
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Mickey Crawford
Saginaw, Mich
Chico Vejar
Stamford
Conn
Tucson
Ariz
Art Aragon
Los Angeles
Joey Abasta
Azusa
Calif
Yale Sophomore Tim Jecko Sets NCAA Butterfly Records
Yale sophomore Tim Jecko won the 100 and 200 yard butterfly events in 1957, setting new NCAA records.
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Yale
Tim Jecko
Chauncey Personal News From Pickerington Area Visitors
Numerous area residents hosted and visited relatives over recent weekends and holidays. Names include Chauncey and Tippie families, Mary Carsey and Byers households, and travelers from Columbus Zanesville Detroit St Clair Shores Greens Run and The Plains.
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Roseann
Pickerington
Charles Tippie
Dow Pincelli
Florida
Tim Chavalas
Mildred Cevolo
Columbus
Mary Carsey
Rader
Clarence Carsey
Harvey Carsey
Anna Thompson
The
Plains
Cleolan Huffman
Roy Hinton
Carl Kines
Zanesville
Andrew Guy
Dallas Farrow
Mary Byers
Mary Ann
Detroit
Mich
Phil Yankoski
Ronnie
Linda
Arlene
Robert Thurner
Dianne
Judy
Deborah
Edward Byers
Patty Ann
Mary Truska
St. Clair
Brotherhood Men To Meet In Chauncey Church
The County Men's Brotherhood of Christian Churches will meet at Chauncey Church Thursday at 7 30 with new county chairman William Theisen of Millfield and new secretary presiding. A color sound film about Benevolent Homes of the Disciples of Christ will be shown. Fred Lee Tom of Athens leads hymn sing. Chauncey laymen handle devotions and refreshments. Nelsonville quartet performs. Attendance for the picture segment begins at 7 50.
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Men's Brotherhood of Christian Churches
Chauncey Church
William Theisen
Millfield
Frank Lewis
Disciples of Christ
United States
Fred Lee Tom
Athens
Nelsonville
Mixed League Study Club to Meet in Glouster
The Junior Progressive Study Club will meet Friday at 8 00 p m in the home of Mrs Robert Byers. Mrs Willis Blower will have the program. The Pythian Sisters will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the K of P hall in Glouster.
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Glouster
Progressive
Robert Byers
Willis Blower
K of P
WSCS Gets Coffee Urn for Mission Fund
The WSCS of Glouster Methodist Church met in the social rooms. Mrs. Kate Parks led the business meeting reporting an 80 cup coffee urn received as a premium for a pepper sale. Mrs. Mildred Hines spoke on Japan and a $10 donation to Japanese mission schools was approved.
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Glouster
WSCS
Kate Parks
Mildred Hines
Japan
Mary Rogers
Pauline Gamwell
58th Anniversary Celebrated in Jacksonville
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Binderbasin Sr. observed their 58th wedding anniversary on December 23 at their Jacksonville home. A noon dinner was served to guests including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Binderbasin Jr. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kempton and family, Mrs. Wilbur Kempton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tippie and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Cline and family, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hartley and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Marsh and daughter Eileen of Lancaster, Miss Fay Lantz, Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Ginnan and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Humphrey and family of Glouster.
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Lewis Marsh
Eileen
Lancaster
Fay Lantz
M. O. Ginnan
Russell Humphrey
Needle Club To Meet In Circle Hill Home
The Millfield Needle Club will meet Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Rice Thomas in Circle Hill for an evening of needlework and socializing.
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Millfield
Needle Club
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