Lubanski Leads All-Star Bowling Day With 900 Series
Eddie Lubanski of Detroit set a record with three consecutive 900 four game series and a 910 in the fourth, boosting his day 16 game average to 236 plus. Don Carter surged to second after a 968 series, while Marion Turash topped the women with 3713 points and Sylvia Vene trailed in eighth game points.
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Minneapolis
Eddie Lubanski
Detroit
Lubanski
Peterson
Don Carter
St. Louis
Carter
Joe Joseph
Lansing
Mich
Marion Turash
Brooklyn
N. Y
Sylvia Vene
Philadelphia
Ohio U swimmers gear up for first dual at Pitt
Ohio University prepares for its season opener against Pittsburgh as coach Bob Bartels eyes peak fitness and a decisive win. Co Captain Dave Costill and Al Lephart anchor the Bobcats with divers led by Mac Morrison Ralph Sommers and Don Stuchel, while sprinters and stroke specialists pepper the lineup. Iowa’s Jim Gibbons tops the Big Ten in football receptions with 26 catches for 376 yards and three TDs.
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Ohio University
Oumermen
Bobcats
Pitt Panthers
Pittsburgh
Cats
Panthers
Bob Bartels
Dave Costill
Hobie Billingsley
Mac Morrison
Ralph Sommers
Don Stuchel
Bartels
al Lephart
Tom Burns
Don Dowd
Jim Forsythe
Bob Kinney
Dan O’gara
Don Hunt
Tom Lipps
Bob Eastman
Bob Cappolino
Bruce Tompkin
Ernie Maglischo
Bob Merkle
Bobcat Force
Iowa
Jim Gibbons
Big Ten
Public road vacating petition in Stewart village Athens County
Notice states a public road vacation petition under Ohio law filed January 6 1998 with Athens County Board of Commissioners by 17 freeholders. It describes a lot line route in Stewart unincorporated village and sets viewing and hearing dates January 22 1958 at 1 9 pm and January 29 1958 at 10 00 am at the Board of County Commissioners office Court House Athens Ohio.
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State of
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Stewart
Athens
Jefferson &Street
Jefferson Street
Ihete Road
Hearn
Said Road
Board of County Londtowers
Court House
Board of County
J. W. Whaley
March of Dimes bowling event draws 108 entries
The Athens division hosts the March of Dimes Bowling Sweepstakes with 108 entries and a 1 p.m. Sunday roll off planned. Men's winners include David Strawn 679, Glen Fiscus 664, Dan Merrick Sr 645, Stanley McKinnis 636. Widdoes leads Women with a 590 series.
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Athens
Bill A. Riley
David Strawn
Glen Fiscus
Dan Merrick
Stanley D. McKinnis
Widdoes
Nelsonville
Bobcats Visit Western Michigan In Kalamazoo Showdown
Ohio University travels to Kalamazoo to face winless Western Michigan in the Mid American Conference. Broncos top scorer Edgar Blair averages 21.8 points while teammate Bill Waun and guards Dennis Tepe and Bob Anderson pace the visitors.
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Ohio University
Western Michigan
Kalamazoo
Broncos
Jim Snyder
Snyder
Edgar Blair
Joseph Hoy
Bill Waun
Paul Hendricks
Dennis Tepe
Blair
Kyle McAuley
Dave Scott
Bob Peters
Jerry Wolf
Bob Anderson
Widow Creed Named Harness Horse of the Year
The Ohio district of the United States Trotting Association named Widower Creed a 5 year old pacer the 1957 Ohio Harness Horse of the Year with 184 points. McKinley Kirk and Walter J. Michael were re elected to three year terms as Ohio Directors, unopposed.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States
Creed
USTA
McKinley Kirk
Washington Court House
Walter J. Michael
Bucyrus
Boxing Results From Coast to Coast Include Wide Splits
In Los Angeles Alvaro Gutierrez defeated L. C. Morgan in an earlier 144 unit bout while in Portland Phil Moyer stopped Jimmy Martinez in 158 winning 10 rounds. Idaho saw Roque Maravilla stop Dick Lane, and Revere’s Jackson Brown drew with Guy LeConte in Boston.
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Los Angeles
Alvaro Gutierrez
Mexico City
L. C. Morgan
Youngstown
Ohio
Portland
Ore
Phil Moyer
Jimmy Martinez
Phoenix
Boise
Idaho
Roque Maravilla
Nampa
Dick Lane
Revere
Mass
Jackson Brown
Boston
Guy Leconte
Malden, Drew
Rice Owl King Hill Shines as Football Triple Threat
Houston report on King Hill of Rice University who excelled as ball carrier kicker passer and interceptor during the 1957 season. Hill led Rice with 47 points and 17 placements in 22 attempts, also contributing on punts and kickoffs.
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Houston
Tex
King Hill
Rice
Owl Star
Nelsonville 1925-26 champs remembered by old timers
Nelsonville basketball under Coach Eddie Stoltz defeated Athens twice by 19-18. Players named include Carl Campbell Wen dell Howell Paul Hudson Blake Mechem Meade Whyte Earl Washburn Harry West Chick Kennard Lee Voight and Jimmy Bowers. Blake Mechem sank the winning basket for Nelsonville in the first 19-18 game and Meade Whyte scored the last second winner in Athens.
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Athens Messenger
Nelsonville
Athens
Eddie Stoltz
Portsmouth
Carl “Hump” Campbell
Wendell “Wockle” Howell
Paul
Mutt” Hudson
Blake Mechem
Meade Whyte
Earl Washburn
Harry West
Charles “Chick” Kennard
Lee Voight
Jimmy Bowers
Hump
Campbell
Basilio Robinson Rematch Set for Chicago Stadium
Carmen Basilio and Sugar Ray Robinson prepare for a March 25 rematch at Chicago Stadium with a projected indoor gate of $500,000 from a 22 000 attendance. The bout follows Basilio's September upset and features high TV and rights proceeds with each fighter earning a share from gate and media deals.
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Chicago
Carmen Basilio
Sugar Ray Robinson
Chicago Stadium
Robinson
Basilio
Crucial Contests Highlight SEQAL Athens County League Night
Eight SECUL teams in action with top leaders clashing in Athens district. Pomeroy hosts the Panthers against Athens Bulldogs as Gallipolis visits Nelsonville to meet winless Greyhounds. Wellston and Jackson clash as Logan hosts Middleport in a league with key scoring battles. ACL play also featured in the schedule.
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Athens County League
Athens
SECUL
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Panther Five
Dan
Gerous Athens Bulldogs
Gallipolis Blue Devils
Nelsonville
Greyhounds
Gallipolis
Logan
Middleport
Gene Morgan
Jackson
Wellston
Buchtel
Trimble
Albany
Ames-Bern
Rome-Canaan
the Plains
Waterloo
Harrisonville
Coolville
Rutland
McArthur
Chauncey
McConnelsville
Glouster
Racine
Belpre
Hamden
Allensville
Wilton
Zaleski
Wahama
Eastern
Coalton
Southwestern
Rio Grande
Hannan Trace
North Gallia
Kyger Creek
Stockport
Point Pleasant
St. Albans
Mid-American Ohio U
Western Michigan
Bowling Green
Miami
Panthers
Bulldogs
Flyers Down Oklahoma City 75 to 60 in Dayton rout
Dayton used a fast breaking offense to topple Oklahoma City 75 60 as Hubert Reed led the Chiefs with 15 of 18 free throws while Capital University star Mike Outcast set a new scoring record with 49 points in Lutherans 110 49 win over Denison.
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Mike Outcast
Fairfield County
Capital University
Lutherans
Denison
Outcast
Bob Bernlohr
Anderson
Ind
Capital
Oklahoma City Chiefs
Dayton
Hubert Reed
Flyers
Oklahoma City
Curtice Named Stanford Grid Coach From Utah
Stanford hires Cactus Jack Curtice as head football coach for five years with naming announced in Stanford California. Curtice remarks on seeking a big-time operation and takes over duties after moving from Utah on March 1. Salary rumored around 17 000 dollars plus 2000 for leadership at summer camp.
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Stanford
Calif
Cactus Jack Curtice
University of Utah
Curtice
Salt Lake City
Utah
Chuck Taylor
Taylor
Athens Eyes Pomeroy Battle For SECAL Lead
Athens and Pomeroy clash as the SECAL unbeaten Panthers seek to extend a 6-0 league mark against a 5-1 Bulldogs. Johnson and McConkey lead scorers, with Lausche boosting Athens inside and Hawthorne Zirkle Folmer anchoring Pomeroy’s balanced attack.
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Pomeroy
TY. Johnson
Athens
Gary McConkey
Johnson
McConkey
Athens Guard Team To Play Hotshots In Armory Rivalry
The Pomeroy Hotshots, a squad of former Pomeroy-Middleport stars, meet the Athens unit of the Ohio National Guard at the Athens Armory on Sunday at 1 p.m. The Hys. Co. 2nd Bn. 166th Inf RCT quintet is boosted by ex area players Don Poling and Paul Brown.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy - Middleport
Athens
Ohio National Guard
Hys. Co
Don Poling
Paul Brown
NHL Scores Show Montreal Defeats Toronto and Detroit Beats Chicago
Montreal defeated Toronto 5 to 2 and New York edged Boston 3 to 2 while Detroit won 3 to 2 over Chicago. No games are scheduled Friday.
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NHL
Montreal
Toronto
New York
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Friady
McGoon Named Jackson Captain
Dan Evans won the Most Valuable gridder and best offensive lineman awards at the Jackson High School Ironman Football banquet. Don McGoon was elected 1958 pigskin captain with 38 letters awarded and 22 letter-winners planned for 1958. John Brickels spoke as principal speaker, assisted by Harold Rolph as guest referee.
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Jackson
Dan Evans
Jackson High School
Don McGoon
Jim Keadle
John Brickels
Miami University
Harold Rolph
Ironton
College Scores Spark Big Wins Across Matches
Dayton beat Oklahoma City 75 60 Steubenville 71 58 Capital 116 62 Wilmington Ohio 82 48 Brandeis 84 71 West Va Tech 127 80 Furman 70 Florida 75 Miami 70 Texas 73 New Mexico 55 Denver 55 Montana 53 Air Force 55 Eastern N M 54 Cincinnati 124 Minneapolis 108 Syracuse 112 St Louis 96 Detroit 113 Philadelphia 108
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Oklahoma City
Steubenville
Mt. St. Marys
Capital
Denison
Wilmington
Ohio
Cedarville
Brandeis
Bates
West Va
Balloon Eyeshade Proposed to Shield Dodgers at Coliseum
A plan suggests a 50 foot balloon over the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum to shade home plate and protect batters from sun. Contractor Van Harris showed a drawing positioning the balloon at the west end with cables and winches, costing about 100000 dollars, offset by advertising space on the balloon.
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LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Memorial Coliseum
Dodgers
Coliseum Commission
van Harris
Arcadia
Commission
Harris
Three Giants Set Records In 1957 Season
New York Giants players set multiple club marks in 1957 led by Ben Agajanian who kicked a 50 yard field goal and extended his consecutive extra point streak to 80. He surpassed Ken Strong in total extra points 162 to 147. Frank Gifford led scoring with 35 touchdowns. Kyle Rote set a new record with 25 career touchdown receptions as he passed Frank Liebel.
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Giants
NEW York
New York Football Giants
Ben Agajanian
Ken Strong
Strong
Frank Gifford
Bill Pascal
Gifford
Kyle Rote
Frank Liebel
Larry Wilson nets 100th AHL goal for Bisons vs Rochester
Buffalo Bisons star Larry Wilson scored his 100th American Hockey League goal in a game against the Rochester Americans, marking a milestone in his professional career.
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Larry Wilson
Buffalo Bisons
Rochester
HV Sportsman Club Meets Friday Night
The Hocking Valley Sportsman Club will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday at 7 30 p m at the clubhouse on Radford Rd Members will discuss plans for a field trial in February Guests Everett Ridge district wildlife supervisor and Mark White fishery division will attend and show wildlife films
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Hocking Valley
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