Gallipolis Blue Devils Invade Athens Tonight
Overflow crowd forecast as Gallipolis Blue Devils ride a 44 game Southeastern Ohio Athletic League win streak. Milhoan leads a potent roster as Athens eyes the upset on home floor with Rutkoskie Wade Russell Souti and others delivering scoring while Nelsonville and Middleport action also on the slate.
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Athens
Gallipolis Blue Devils
Blue Devils
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Gallipolis
Columbus Central
Blue Devil
John
Bevo
Milhoan
Milheau 1
Jackson Ironmen
Versa Tile Center
Wellston
Middleport
Nelsonville
Bulldogs
Jackson
Ldog
Charlie McAfee
A McAfee
Win
Joe Sout’ i
Jim Rutkoskie
Cen
Wen Wade
South
Larry Snyder
Larry Russell
Jim Lee
McAfee
Rutkoskie
Wade
Russell
Wells
Middleport Oes
Pomeroy
Albright Leads US Charge in Winter Olympic Figure Skating
Tenley Albright and Caro Heiss powered a strong American display in Cortina d Ampezzo as the compulsory figures set the pace. Ingrid Wendle and Yvonne Sugden trailed, while Norway’s Sverre Stenersen claimed the Nordic combined title and Knut Johannesen led the 10,000 meter speed skating. The Russians held sprint supremacy with wins in the 500, 1300, and 5000 meters, and Toni Sailer moved ahead in the giant slalom bid.
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Cortina D'Ampezzo
Italy
p—Tenley Albright
Caro Heiss
Miss Albright
Newton Center Mass
Tenley
Miss Heiss
Ozone Park
N.Y
Ingrid Wendle
Austria
Yvonne Sugden
England
Sverre Stenersen
Norwegi
Knut Johennesen
Russia
Ixlassy
Misurina
Toni Sailer
Canalone
Johannesen
Oleg Gontcharenko
College basketball scores and results scattered across games
Illinois 95, Minnesota 4. Toledo 9, St. Francis Pa. 90. Youngstown 1, Loyola Chicago. Wittenberg 79, Rio Grande 117, West Virginia State 86. DePaul 98, Lawrence Tech 58. Holy Cross 84, Georgetown 68. Seton Hall 86, Creighton 73. St. Bonaventure 76, Scranton 55. Kentucky M, Georgia Tech 62. Georgia 8, Florida 73. LSU 87, Tulane 66. Mississippi State 100, Mississippi 79. West Virginia 100, VMI 68. George Washington 92, VPI 10. Tennessee Tech 2. Eastern Kentucky 77, Memphis State 97. Arkansas State 67. Hl Kentucky Wesleyan 86, Miami Flag. Morehead 163, Bellarmine 1.
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Reliance
Wittenberg
Rio Grande
West Virginia State
DePaul
Lawrence Tech
Holy Cross
Georgetown
Seton Hall
Creighton
St. Bonaventure
Scranton
Kentucky M
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Florida
Louisiana State
Tulane
Mississippi State
Missisp
West Virginia
VMI
George Washington
VPI
Tennessee Tech
Eastern Kentucky
Memphis State
Arkansas State
Lahoma City
Texas A&m Military
Memphis
Arkansas
Ginia Tech
Wichita
Jose State
Illinois
Oklahoma City
Gopher
Jed Dommeyer
Heinsohn
Kentucky
Cross
Southeastern
George Tech
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Bobs Therr
Virginia Cousy
Piersall Named Courageous Athlete of 1955 at Banquet
Philadelphia sports weekly honors Ellis Piersall of the Red Sox as the year’s most courageous athlete for his comeback from multiple mental health struggles. Robin Nobs of the Phillies and Bob Pellegrini of Maryland were cited for outstanding athlete and lineman of the year respectively.
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Philadelpiia
Persall
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia
Alan
Piersall
Robin Nobbs
Philadelphia Phillies
Bob Pellegrini
Maryland
Night's Schedule in Ohio Matches Around League
Gallipolis travels to Athens while Middleport visits Jackson Nelsonville plays at Wellston Logan hosts Pomeroy Ripley plays Waham Rutland meets Racine and Eastern faces Belpre in Tuesday action.
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Gallipolis
Athens
Middleport
Jackson
Nelsonville
Wellston
Logan
Pomeroy
Ripley
Waham
Rutland
Racine
Eastern
Belpre
Hurle Redleg and Corky Valen Tone Sign for 1956 Reds
Cincinnati Redlegs announce 28th and 29th players Jack Lor and Harold Corky Valen tine for the 1956 season. An observant winter sports fan attended a women’s slalom event, noting a 3 foot high bottle of compressed natural gas with a radiant heater attached.
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Cincinnatinga
Jacklor
Harold Corky Valentine
Cincinnati Redlegs
Cortina
Middies and Willshire Lead Ohio Schoolboys in AP Poll
In a sprawling weekly AP poll, Middletown and Willshire top the Ohio School basketball rankings as tournament time nears. John Mihoan of Galipois and Ob Josetenyk of Yorkie lead Class A and B scoring tallies, while Stark County teams Canton South and Timken make strong showings. Mt Vernon and Hartville drop from the top tier after recent losses, and Lorain and Strasburg rise in Class A and B respectively.
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Middletown
Clas
Wilshire
Ohio
Associated Press
Me Tao
John Mihoan
Galipois
Clase A
Ob Josetenyk
Yorkie
Milhou
Doseferre
Peasantbit
Raditeevision
Stark County
TK County
Sears
Baler County
Niddetown
Hamilton
Butler
Canton
Timken
Challenge
Stark. Co
Mamuwa
Canton South
Ramilton
Canton Timken
Mt Vernon
Upper Arlington
Newark
Hartville
Greentown
Lorain
Strasburg
Nto
Dons Keep Top AP Ranking With 40th Straight Win
San Francisco remains No. 1 after a 39-24 victory that extended the Dons’ club record winning streak to 40 and 1357 total points for the AP panel. Dayton holds second with 14 wins, while Vanderbilt and others compete for lofty spots in the college basketball rankings.
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Jess
San Francisco
California
Dons
Associated Press
Dayton
Flyers
Vanderbilt San Francisco
Vanderbilt
State
Louisville
Alabama
St. Francis
Brooklyn
Holy Cross
Oklahoma City
Memphis State
Southern Methodist
Marshall A
UCLA
Massillon Harp Quits To Join Cadets Coaching Staff
Massillon's Tom Harp, Washington High School football coach for two seasons, resigns to become offensive backfield coach at the United States Military Academy at West Point. The move follows a rapid week end discussion with Army coach Col Earl Mark. Harp will stay in Ohio for 15 days to interview West Point candidates before the appointment becomes effective.
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Tom Harp
Massillon
Washington High School
Military Academy
Lest Point
Harp
Washington High
Harp Lis
Earl
Red
Ohio
West Point
Blacks Defeat Vikings 81-64 in Rio Grande clash
Black team, led by Denny Wedge with 19 points, defeated Rip Community’s Vikings 81 to 64 on their floor. Slater scored 29 for Rip with 8 of 9 from the line, while Rio Grande guards Hoschar and Redmé tied for 17 each. Wedge and Curry paced the Blacks as the win improves their record to 11-3 and drops Rip to 11-7 heading into Thursday’s Wellston game.
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Mrnemig Macy
Ripley Vikings
Vikings
Denny Wedge
Viking Ener Agene
Bill Smith
Nelson S. Bush
Rio Grande College
Hoschar
Redmé
Pete Column Monday Young
Rip Community
Charles Chancey
West Virginia State
Young
Indiana
Rio McClintock
Marvin Curry
GFP
Chancey
Rio Grande
Slater
Skein
Institute
W. Va
Harless
Bushmen
Easter
Curry
L. Harless
Myers
Foo
Parker
Cole
Kegley
Gcc
Dunker
Martinian Bruckman i
W.va
Nelsonville Elk
Columbus
Satur- Milbourne
South Thompson
Young, Co.cc
Elks
Chet Laniers
Voigt
William Friedrich
Estell White
Robert Baits
Otas
Haled
Johnny
Henry Kimble
Floyd Barber
Omer Standish
Dale State
Snn
Sears
Alston Signs New Dodgers Contract for 1986 Season
New Dodgers manager Walter Alston expressed confidence in his team's readiness after signing a contract extension on Monday. He stressed that the Dodgers must hustle to reach and stay in the World Series, citing key players Roy Imppanella Don Newcombe and Jackie Robinson while downplaying concerns over aging.
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New York
Walter Alston
Brooklyn Dodger
Alston
Dodgers
Roy Impanella
Don Newcombe
Jackie Robinson
Soviet Press Keeps Olympic News Quiet in Russia
In Moscow the press downplays the Olympic Games with Pravda offering only brief athlete sketches buried deep in papers and Radio Moscow giving bare scores. Meanwhile Boston reports Julio Mederos defeating Claude Chapman in Cambridge Massachusetts with a points result.
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Senate
Ravda
Pravda
Radio Moscow
Boston
Julio Mederos
Vba
Claude" Chapman
Cambridge
Mass
Brooklyn Veteran Boxer Triumphs Over Fiore at St Nic Arena
In a Monday night bout at St Nic Arena, veteran Brooklyn fighter credited by his victory over Carmine Fiore with boosting confidence. Officials included Judge Artie Aidala, Referee Barney Felix, and Judge Harold Barnes with a 63-1 score and a 41 dollar gate.
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Carmine Fiore
Brooklyn
Fiore
Artie Aidala
St. Nic Arena
Barney
Felix
Harold Barnes
Mt Uni Resigns Athle t Dat
ALLIANCE. Nelson M. Jones resigned Monday as head football coach and athletic director of Mt Union College. He cited ill health but said he hoped to remain with the college in a teaching capacity. President Carl Bracy accepted the resignation and said a teaching post would be offered.
Illinois aims for NCAA bids amid Big Ten chase
Independent hopefuls, led by Illinois and Ohio State, chase at-large NCAA berths as Big Ten teams clash. Holy Cross, Memphis State, Seton Hall, and Oklahoma City win or threaten in conference play. Caliber of at-large bids cited with notable scoring runs and free throw records.
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ED Wu
Associated Press
Ilinois
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Horsemen's Assn
Kenneth Richardson
Sunbury
Minot
C.D. England
Marion
Arlo Edward
Croton
Minnesota
Illinois
Tampa
Flanbe Zahar
Georgetown
Tom Heinsohn
Florida
Western League adds Topeka and two cities in expansion
Colorado Springs directors voted Topeka Kansas as the eighth Class A member by unanimous consent. Topeka replaces Kansas City in the Class AAA American Association. The Western League also welcomed Albuquerque New Mexico and Amarillo Texas, while holdover cities remain Lincoln Sioux City Des Moines Colorado Springs and Pueblo.
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Topeka
Kan
American Assn
Wessix Club League
Omaha
American Assa
Albuquerque
N.M
Amarillo
Tex
Lincoln
Sioux City
Des Moines
Pueblo
Bowling league results and top bowlers summary
E Bowling Psc res Monday League results show top team and top bowlers for the week. Wood 208 191 182 681 Johnson 165 136 214 515 Snider 177 201 197 575 Merrick 181 145 166 492 Williams 140 182 162 484 Wolfe 204 132 171 507 McBee noted in standings.
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Gibson Sinclair
Neal Floral Chapman Wolfe
Wood
Johnson
Snider
Merrick
T. Williams
Wolfe
McBee
United States Face Canada In Olympic Field Hockey Clash
In Cortina tonight the United States meets defending champion Canada in a six team Olympic field hockey round. Both sides won openers on Monday with Canada defeating Czechoslovakia 63, and the U S overpowering Germany 12 to 4. If the Americans win they could loom as favorites to reach the title game.
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Cortina
D'Ampezzo
Italy
United States
Canada
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Hoad Wins Australian Championship in Straight Sets
Australia’s Rod Hoad defeated Rosewall 6-4 6-3 6-4 to claim the singles title as all finalists reportedly signed for the event. Hoad’s powerful serve and blitzing volleys overwhelmed Rosewall, with only a late rally from Rosewall in the conclusive set. Russell Rae, 25, Galveston outfielder who hit .312 with Houston last year, was the final signed entrant involved in related notes.
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Toad
Voltus
Rosewall
Ken
Russell Rae
Eston
Tex
Houston
Top Ten Class A Poll Points and Losses List
Listing of Class A teams with wins and losses, including Middletown, Akron South, Columbus East, Youngstown, Cincinnati, and many small towns. Scores and placements appear for multiple districts such as Plain City, St Marys, North Lima, and Berne Union, reflecting a dense regional high school standings page.
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Middletown
LO Ilton
Columbus East
Akron South
Cleveland
Ganon McKinley
Vormnas
Portsmost
Isleybeavile
Youngstove Marteten
Ats
Yoongstown
St Marys
Co Central
Martins Perryth
Dover
Bellaire
Berne-Union
Plain City
Boston
Ae Strasburg
Lockland Wayne
Sulphur Springs
Hartyle
Brewster
Yorkvile
Sycamore
Rio. Grande
Prospect
Mm. Reynoldsburg
New Waterford
Holloway
McCutcheonville
Shreve
Beaver
Manchester
Allensville
Brunswick
King Mills
River
Monroe
Maron St. Mary
Neware St. Francis
Northwestern
Wayne
Lexington
Marx Center
West Union
Blue Creek
Hopedale
Hudson
Ashville
Woodsfield
Beriin
Conotton Valley
Hamden Doylestown
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