Ohio Faces Kent in Return Game as Xavier Looms
Ohio University prepares for a return MAC battle with Kent State at 8 tonight in Men’s Gymnasium. Ohio seeks a 7-5 record while Kent peers at 2-7. Xavier travels for a tough Saturday test led by Jimmy Boothe and Corny Freeman as OU freshmen clash Sigma Nu in the 6:15 opener.
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Dave Scott
Bob Anderson
Don Lifft
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Wildlife Science Growing By Dion Henderson
Wildlife management is shifting from amateur hunter expertise to professional science. Advocates argue experts should guide deer, pheasant, and fish policy, citing Wisconsin pheasant gains from research and the waste when nonprofessionals block harvest. The piece foresees a pivotal decision on hunting and fishing policy.
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Division of Game and Fish
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Michigan
Georgia
Ernest Swift
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Federal Service
Wisconsin
Development Focus at Tennis Association Meeting in Chicago
The U S Lawn Tennis Association held its annual meeting in Chicago with plans to boost junior players around age 18. President Renville McCann said development would be a major topic amid recent losses to Australian stars and a push to strengthen youth programs.
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U. S
Bruins Open To Return Of Sawchuk
Boston may bring back Terry Sawchuk after suspending him for missing a practice. Norm Defelice, recalled from Hershey, made 34 saves in a 2-2 tie with Detroit, and manager Lynn Patrick left the door open for Sawchuk to return.
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OU Swimmers At Kentucky
Coach Bob Bartels and the Ohio University team travel to Lexington to face the Kentucky Wildcats in a bid for OU's first dual meet win of the season. Capt. Bill Faunce and Al Lephart overcome car troubles to swim, as OU aims to repeat last year's 55 to 24 victory.
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Kentucky Wildcats
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Bill Faunce
al Lephart
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Wildcats
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Columbus
Maglie Signs Pact With Dodgers At $30,000
New York reports Sal Maglie agreed to terms with the Dodgers for a $30,000 salary. The 39 year old right hander won 13 games and lost five after being acquired on waivers from Cleveland in May. He pitched a no hitter against Philadelphia last September 25.
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Sal Maglie
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Philadelphia
Allen to WC Banquet Columbus Touchdown Club
Mel Allen will serve as master of ceremonies at the Columbus Touchdown Club banquet this evening. About 20 nationally known sports figures and other guests attend the second annual event in Columbus.
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Mel Allen
New York
Columbus Touchdown Club
Maxwell Award winner misidentified by city detectives
Oklahoma star Tommy McDonald, in Philadelphia to receive the Maxwell Award, was mistaken for a bandit by two detectives in a downtown air office. The incident ended with McDonald recognizing the officers and the clerks absorbed the error, noting the suspect’s likeness to a drawing.
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Oklahoma
Tommy McDonald
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Detroit
Athens Bulldogs faces key SEOAL test on Wellston court
Athens travels to Wellston for a pivotal SEOAL game that could reshape the standings. Nelsonville leads 5-1 with four teams at 4-2 and several others in the mix, while Athens aims to slow Wellston and position for a late title push.
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Nelsonville Greyhounds
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Middleport
Jackson
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Jackson Athens
Gary
Bruins Aim For Tie In County League Showdown
Bert Barnes leads undefeated Buchtel Bruins 5-0 in the Athens County League as they host Trimble hoping to clinch at least a tie for the loop crown. Trimble and Roy Allen's Cardinals threaten the title chase while Ames Bern Albany Rome and The Plains eye second place. Racine hosts undefeated Torna against Rio Grande in a Gallia County matchup.
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Roy Allen
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Four Tied At Caliente Open Leads At Tijuana Club
Four players share the lead at Caliente Open golf in Tijuana Mexico after posting four under par 68. Harry Weetman Mike Souchak Julius Boros and Len Kennett added strong bids as Weetman set a nine hole course record of 29 on the back nine at the Tijuana Country Club.
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Julius Boros
Len Kennett
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Marine Base
Tijuana Country Club
Jones Choice In TV Fight
Ralph Jones a top middleweight contender eyeing a title shot this year after tonight’s 10 round televised bout at Cleveland Public Hall versus Hardy Smallwood of Brooklyn. Jones recalls a close loss to Gene Fullmer last April and aims to avenge that matchup while he pursues another title bid.
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Ralph
Tiger) Jones
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Gene Fullmer
Hardy Smallwood
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Fullmer
Sugar Ray Robinson
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Yonkers
N. Y
Smallwood
Weeb Ewbank Remains As Colts' Head Coach
Baltimore owner Carroll Rosenbloom announced that Ewbank will stay on as head coach for another year. The decision ends weeks of speculation about Ewbank’s future with the Colts after he joined the team three years and four days ago with a plan to build a new regime.
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Wilbur Weeb
Ewbank
Baltimore Colts
Carroll Rosenbloom
New Chairman Elected in Cincinnati Baseball Writers Group
Lou Smith, sports editor and baseball writer for the Cincinnati Enquirer, is the new chairman of the Cincinnati chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America.
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Lou Smith
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Baseball Writers Assn. of America
Rudy Garcia Outpoints Bobby Bell In Los Angeles Clash
Rudy Garcia of Los Angeles won a decision over Bobby Bell of Youngstown in a 10 round bout held in Los Angeles. Garcia secured a clear victory on points to improve his standing in the lightweight division.
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Bobby Bell
Youngstown
OU Grapplers Hit the Road for Nonconference Matches
Ohio University wrestling heads to Findlay College this afternoon and to Baldwin Wallace in Berea Saturday for nonconference bouts. Coach Fred Schleicher shifts lineups for heavier weights, introducing Terry Clovis at 130 pounds while Joe Ornowski stays at 123. Co captains Nevits and Sforza move to 147 and 157, Napoli takes Nevits spot at 137, Rudo and Baratta move up a class, Staschiak assumes heavyweight duties, and Findlay previously beat OU in Columbus. Baldwin Wallace also hosts OU after beating Indiana State Teachers College.
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Joe Ornowski
Tom Nevits
John Sforza
Rudy Napoli
Nevits
Steve Rudo
Carmen Baratta
John Staschiak
Tom Shallcross
Columbus
Dark Sought By Three Ball Clubs
St Louis shortstop Alvin Dark, aging veteran of the Cardinals, remains a hot trade target. General manager Frank Lane disclosed three offers received a month earlier from the New York Giants Philadelphia Phillies and Cincinnati Reds. The Giants originally sent Dark to St Louis in a four for four deal that brought Red Schoendienst.
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USLTA 76th Annual Meeting Opens Friday in Chicago
The United States Lawn Tennis Association begins its 76th annual meeting in Chicago this Friday and Saturday amid concerns over American amateur tennis after Davis Cup losses to Australia. Debates focus on reviving national singles and doubles and improving the sport domestically.
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U.S. Lawn Tennis Assn
Australia
Ken Rosewall
Lew Hoad
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Shade Reserves Rally Past South Canaan In OT
The Shade High School reserve squad beat South Canaan Baptist cagers 49 to 48 in overtime after a tight game this week.
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NHL Scores Tie Detroit Boston Inso?
Detroit and Boston finished 2 to 2 in a tied NHL game. Ball State defeated Wabash 83 to 74 in a college matchup.
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Boston
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Wabash
College basketball scores and NBA results summary
Bradley defeats Houston 81 to 64 Creighton beats Drake 74 to 60 Rio Grande tops Villa Madonna 72 Arizona State 86 over New Mexico Highlands 66 NBA action St. Louis 106 over Fort Wayne 82 Syracuse 108 to 103 Philadelphia New York 94 Minneapolis 93
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Dark Horse Bradley Tops In League
Bradley, long regarded as a conference dark horse, upset Houston 81 64 to move to 5 0 in the Missouri Valley and reach a 12 2 overall record. The Braves employed a full court press to disrupt Houston’s stall and built a 45 28 halftime margin.
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Golfer Gets Stiff Penalty At Tampa Open
Fay Crocker shared the lead in the Tampa Women’s Open after 18 holes while Mickey Wright, from San Diego, incurred a 24 stroke penalty for carrying an extra club. Wright shot 104, losing ground from her Sea Island win, as two strokes were added for each of her 12 holes before the mistake was caught.
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Fay Crocker
Mickey Wright
San Diego
Sea Island
Iowa State uses old fashioned tactics to upset Wilt Chamberlain and Kansas
Iowa State defeated Kansas 39 to 37 using deliberate ball control to slow Wilt Chamberlain, moving Don Medsker from the boards to limit rebounds. The piece contrasts this strategy with modern fast scoring and recalls Ohio University beating Marshall 22 to 21 with similar patience.
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All But One On Block
Chicago Cubs manager Bob Scheffing reveals Ernie Banks is the sole roster player not for sale as the club seeks a center fielder. Cubs aim to trade for Lee Walls or Richie Ashburn while keeping Banks at shortstop unless Jerry Kindall proves ready.
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Ernie Banks
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Bob Scheffing
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Lee Walls
Pittsburgh Pirates
Richie Ashburn
Philadelphia Phillies
Gene Baker
Scheffing
Banks
Jerry Kindall
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