S T Johnson Sets Fast Pace For SECAL Scorers
S T Johnson of Pomroy Panther leads the SECAL scoring race at 29.3 points per game, widening a 46 point gap over Gene Morgan of Logan. He tops in field goals and free throws, aided by a 42 point eruption against Nelsonville. Gary McConkey slides to fourth as Morgan rises to second and Max Walton climbs to third. Jerry Patton remains fifth with 17.8 average.
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T. Johnson
The
Messenger
Pomeroy Panther
Johnson
Gene Morgan
Logan
S. T
Nelsonville
Gary McConkey
Athens
Middleport
Pomeroy
Morgan
Walton
Wellston
McConkey
Patton
Bostic
Gallipolis
Kelley
Potts
Brown
Conley
I Falmer
Gaskill
Pickett
Reed
Kisnaugie
Jackson
Wright
Stump
Sheets
Middle
Whittatch
Nelson
Reynolds
Hawthorne
Pom
McKean
Bowling Leaderboard Details and Week Results Across Leagues
The report lists top ten figures in multiple bowling weekly leagues with names like E Figgins J Riley and B Whitlatch, plus average marks and rank changes. It notes Middleport West Virginia University players and teams with multiple representatives, along with high team and individual scores across Tuesdays Thursdays and Thursdays nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abdella Bar
H. Bean
J. Griffith
G. Walker Sr
K. Cope
B. Butts
L. May
B. Friedrich
F. Larber
C. Wiles
B. Whitlatch
J. Karshner
Brooks Shogg
Hoffman GE
Q. Standish
D. Standish
P. McAllister
P. Taylor
R. Weymiller
G. Butts
B. Mechem
F. McGuire
J. Odenthal
R. Mender
SURGE
SG Sepa
Buckeye Chisog
Cesses
ORNS
Cs Hennecees Bis
Esi
Cess
Ees
Tag
Gsc
Sc Ames Ss
Warren
C&so
Elec
W. Wolfe
C. Hientzelman
Vinton County Basketball Tournament Dates Set
Dates set for the annual Vinton County tournament February 19 21 and 22 at the Wellston high school auditorium Host McArthur with Supt George Steele as manager Coaches and school heads meet February 3 at the county superintendent’s office Participants include Allensville Hamden McArthur Wilton and Zaleski
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McArthur
Vinton County
Wellston High School
D. M. Bryson
Wellston
Allensville
Hamden, McArthur, Wilton
Zaleski
Greer Tops MAC Scoring Leaderboard After Big Night
Hal Greer of Marshall surged to the MAC scoring lead with 25.1 points per game after an 81-78 overtime win over Ohio University. Wayne Embry dropped to third as Bowling Green and Kent State slowed him. Lee Byrd and other top scorers trail, with league action resuming after exams.
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Athens Concrete
Gifford
Swearingen
Buick
Lawhead
Athenis
Tavern
Gas Co
Crossen
Army
Athens
Union Printing
Messenger
Jones Buick
MAC
Opp
Itelleceanna
Marshall Sirsiace
Onie
Ty Ener
Merrick
Kent State
Woogerd
Toledo
Western Michigan
Eee
Dave Straw
Scott
Ridenour
Bowling Green
Bob Moffett
Miami
Griffith
Marshall
Ohio
Wilson
Crandall
Garg
McArthur
the Plains
Grer Belpre
Byrd
Embry
Relland
Yarrow
Blair W. Mich
Chauncey Owen - O
Allensville
Michaels Kent
McDonald
Zaleski
Powel
Anderson
Freeman
Mar
Gorstine
Kent
W. Mich
Ryerd
Darrow
Fan Penne
Epee
Manera Keifer
Wee
WTVN
WCHS
WBNS
WHTN
Michaels Kent Ee
Paneer
Vann
Detien Williams
Ohte
Scruggs i
Theater
Brave
Eagie
Cartoon Club
Lord of Fortune
Martin Kane
NBC News
Doug Edwards
Beer Marshall
Whirly Birds
Federal Men
Frontier Doctor
Christian Darrow
BO O
Mwarts
Circus Boy
Preston
Zorro
Highway Patrol
Sea Hunt
Zorro Wade
J Peters
U Ae
Dragnet
Real McCoys
Cimax
Climax
Reid
Thomas
Pat Booney
Pat Boone Williams
Tennessee Ernie
Tenn
Ernie
Navy Log
Playhouse 90
Team Indiv
Pet
Esembry
Rosemary Clooney
The
Falcon i
Piott Western Mic
Myatt
MGM Theater
Armchair Thea
Showalter
Miarmont
Weters
Hal Greer
Wayne Embry
Redskin
Greer
Big Green
Ohio U
Lee Byrd
Jimmy Darrow
Fc Blair
Redskins
Kalamazoo
Slaughter, 42, Ready for Another Baseball Year
Enos Slaughter, nearing 42, talks of playing again with the Yankees or another club. He describes his routine, health, and daily work on his Roxboro property, noting strong legs from walking miles to chase game and a lifestyle built around fitness and self-reliance.
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Yankees
Roxboro
Slaughter
Orange Clay
Enos Slaughter
Greensboro
N. C
Phil Rizzuto
Rizzuto
George Kell
Rizzuto and
Kell
Birth announcements from Mount St. Mary Hospital notes
A Mount St. Mary Hospital notes births list numerous families with newborns and names from Logan New Lexington Nelsonville Buckeye Lake Trimble and surrounding communities. Entries include listed mothers and fathers with at least one infant per family and multiple individuals noted from Buchtel Columbus Haydenville Corning and nearby areas.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
Everett Holdren
Logan
Duane Saylor
New Marshfield
Raymond Windle
Buckeye Lake
Joseph Lorentz
New Lexington
Charles Smathers
Trimble
Fred Conner, Jr
Nelsonville
Billy Mingus
Carbon Hill
Walter Huffman, Jr
Roberta Bunting
Buchtel
Bernice Dusenberry
Edna Tippie
Chauncey
Clarence Fetheroll
Daisy Curréns
Murray City
Charles Hitchings
Gregory Wilson
Rodney Wilson
Kate Lucas
Columbus
H. Kelly Coe Dies Thursday in Columbus
H Kelly Coe age 69 former Racine resident died Thursday morning at his Columbus home. He once ran a harness shop with his father in Racine and belonged to the Racine Masonic lodge. Survived by wife Anne a brother Wilbur of Los Angeles and two sisters Bernice Coe of Cincinnati and Mrs Ray Reithmiller of Columbus. Friends may call Ewing funeral home Friday evening to Saturday noon. Services 2 p.m. Saturday at Racine Methodist Church with Rev John Elwood officiating. Burial Letart Cemetery.
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Pomeroy
H. Kelly Coe
Racine
Columbus
Coe
Racine Methodist Church
John Elwood
Letart Cemetery
Moon Rips 24-Game Hitting Streak With Cardinals
Wally Moon of the St. Louis Cardinals compiled the best hitting streak in the National League in 1957 by reaching safely in 24 consecutive games from May 5 through May 31.
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Wally Moon
St. Louis Cardinals
Nelsonville Woman’s News W. O. Matheny Hospitalized
William O. Matheny of Fayette Street was taken this morning to Veterans Hospital in Huntington West Virginia for treatment.
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William O. Matheny
Fayette St
Veterans Hospital
Huntington
W. Va
Presbyterian Women Meet at Church Monday Evening
The Presbyterian Women's Association will meet Monday at 7 30 p m in the church social rooms with Circle One as hostesses.
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Presbyterian Women’s Association
Circle One
Chicago Beats Toronto 4 to 1 in NHL
Chicago defeats Toronto 4 to 1 in NHL action. Boston and New York play to a 1 1 tie in a separate game.
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Chicago
Toronto
Boston
New York
Cardinals Lead NL Batting With .274 Average In 1957
The St. Louis Cardinals led the National League in batting in 1957 with a team average of .274. Milwaukee scored the most runs in the league that season, totaling 772.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee
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Max Walton
Jerry Patton
E. Figgins
J. Riley
Butts
D. Matheny
D. McMullen
D. Ray
J. Cope
Mark Kelley
Chick Conley
Barry Wright
Pomeroy, Wellston
Jackson, Logan
West Virginia University
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POE
Roseville
Crooksville
New Concord
Hanmer
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Stmith
Sorrell
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McKibben
Lawler
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Watts
LePace
Wie
M&m
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Cannon
Neltien
WSAZ
WwLwe
Katie's Kitchen
Gretchen Wade
Susie i
Kitty F Foyle
Pat
Mike
Queen
Casper Capers
Phoebe
Dear Phoebe
Buccaneers
Ramar
Mickey Mouse
Imney Mouse
Star Theater
Mouie
Popeye Theater
Sky King
Dr. Hudson
Henry
Jim Bowie
Riley
Zane
Zane Grey
Munsell
Sparta
Pia
Walter Winchell
Oxy
Cone
Adiai Stevenson
NBC Sports
NEA
St. Louis
Stan Musial
Durham
Carolina
Enos
Winton Fink
New Straitsville
Clifford Gabriel
John W. Ross
Willard Wilson
Fontana
Calif
Nellie Evans
Lily Day
Timothy Freeman
Mae Sayre
Helen Oliver
Haydenville
Angeline Barrett
Corning
Jack Lewis
Fritz Wheaton
Nelsonville Women’s News
W. O. Matheny
NHL
Shhine Athena Theatre
Ature Theatre
LES Girls
Dean’ T
Pelea
FORD
Jeff Pints
Metrocolor
WYN Mayer
Paint
Howe
the Plains, Ohio
Walt Disneys Dramatic
Technicolor
Mee
Jeff York
Tommy Kirk
Kevin Corcoran
Beverly Washburn
Chuck Connors
Fred Gsn
Weliam Tinkers
Fred Gpson
Robert Itversiw
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