Night of Basketball at Athens High with coaches and referees
Athens High hosts a charity program headlined by M. C. Wines of Columbus versus Swearingen's of Athens at 7 PM. The coaches and referees exhibition, officiated by Athens Police Chief Grogan and OU's Widdoes, aims to boost the 1959 Easter Seal drive. Other notes cover Marshall College spring drills under Charley Snyder, Browns drills with Pete Brewster retirement, and Ohio Derby track plans at Thistledown opening May 27 with 76 000 added purse.
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Athens
M. C. Wines of
Columbus
Swearingen’s
Athens County
Jack Gilbert
M.C. Wines of
Ohio
Athens Police
J. B. Grogan
OU At
Thistledown Track
Cleveland
Owls Highlight Team Scores in Production Meet
Stan Gaylor Marion Boggs Warren Chappelear Pat White Howard Pschenbacher Darrel Watkins lead a list of names with scores in a production and planning match. Owls posted team highs with 685 in a single game and 2808 for three games. Russell Hall posted a 576 in three games. This week’s results show Production Research beating Pricing and Planning 3 1, Uptowners 4 beating Machine Shop 1, and Owls 3 defeating Plant No 2 I Pioneers 4 to 0.
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Stan Gaylor
USG
Marion Boggs
Warren Chappelear
Pat White
Howard Pschenbacher
Darrel Watkins
Owls
Paul Burson
Russell Hall
I Pioneers
Sportland
Neal Floral
Joe's Sohio _ oe erennese
Robert's Clothing
Conant’s Gulf Seneresanane
Houseware Center
Chapman's Jewelry
Joe's Sohio
Chapman's
Conant’s Gulf
Chot” Mallock
Didi
Bill Rose
Clyde Bronson
Ohio U winter sports banquet honors Green and White MVP
Senior Bob Anderson received the Green and White Club Most Valuable Player trophy at the Ohio University winter sports banquet. The event honored basketball swimming and wrestling squads with remarks by ex Major Leaguer Frankie Baumholtz. Captains and letter winners across teams were announced and special trophies awarded.
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Bob Anderson
Ohio University
Frankie Baumholtz
Ohio U
Baumholtz
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Redlegs
Philadelphia Phillies
Bob Zwolenik
Cleveland
Fred Schleicher
Ernie Maglische
Massillon
Bob Eastman
Shaker Heights
Bob
Bartels
Dick Norman
Springfield
Bobcat
Anderson
Norman
Doug Ryan
Thor Olson
Schleicher
Ray Metz
Tom Janoch
Sam Hathaway
Tom Graf
Don Good
Mgr
Tom Hatfield
Tom Boyce
Ted Boyle
Tom Burns
Carl Catt
Walter Coleman
Jim Forsythe
Don Hunt
Bob Kinney
Mac Morrison
Howie Myers
Charles Orth
Ed Pease
Bob Schneider
Ed Slater
Don Stuchell
Bruce Tompkin
Chuck Bonifield
Jim Snyder
Snyder
Dave Scott
Jerry Wolf
Six SE Ohio Athletes Gain Mention On Squad
AP reports only Dean Chance of Northwestern Huskies remains active at state tournament. Chance leads a first team that included four teammates with high-scoring averages. Charley Coles of Yellow Springs and Emil Hartman of the Ohio School for the Deaf posted over 40 points per game. Hartman repeats from 1958 first team.
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Dean Chance
Northwestern
Huskies
Chance
Balance Wheel
Wayne County Kings
Charley Coles
Yellow Springs
Emil Hartman
Ohio School For the Deaf
Hartman
Frisco Star Monzant Hints at MLB Return Amid Tax Clash
Ramon Monzant, a San Francisco Giant pitcher and former Frontier Star, indicated he would likely play in the majors this season if his salary demands are met. He seeks 12000 dollars with 5000 prepaid tax free, after months of retirement talk amid a spring training stint in Venezuela.
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Associated Press
Ramon Monzant
Monzant
San Francisco Giant
Venezuela
Giants
Ramon
Monzani
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Detroit
Ted Kluszewski
Pirates
Big Elu
Reds
Vernon Law
Jim Hardison
Cintennati
Ned Garver
Walt Craddock
A's
Kent Handley
Roger Maris
Maris
Isaac Drops Upset Nod
In a warmup bout at St Nicholas Arena Charley Scott Philadelphia underdog edged welterweight Isaac Logart by a split decision over 10 rounds. Teddy Brenner plans a rematch at St Nick's within a month as 1406 fans paid 3083 dollars for a corking scrap.
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Charley Scott
Philadelphia
Sleek Isaac
St. Nicholas Arena
Logart
Teddy Brenner
St. Nick’s
Ring Notes From City Matches Across U S and Canada
Across the circuit, boxers contest in cities from New York to Chicago and Montreal. Notable results include Charley Scott 147 Philadelphia outpointing Isaac Logart 146 Cuba, Jesse Watson 141 Brooklyn outpointing Armand Lavolle 142 Montreal, Don Warner 193 Philadelphia knocking out Ernie Knox 178 Baltimore, Gene Gray 135 North Little Rock stopping Marv Thigpen 138 Memphis, Paddy Read 129 Providence outpointing Dick DeVila 128 Boston, and Antonio Macilla 144 Buenos Aires stopping Wilbur Robinson 145 Chicago.
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New York
Charley Scott
Philadelphia
Isaac Logart
Cuba
Montreal
Jesse Watson
Brooklyn
Armand Lavolle
Don Warner
Ernie Knox
Baltimore
Little Rock
Ark
Gene Gray
North Little Rock
Marv Thigpen
Memphis
Tenn
Providence
R. I
Paddy Read
Dick Devila
Boston
Chicago
Antonio Macilla
Buenos Aires
Wilbur Robinson
NYU and Oklahoma City clash in NIT quarterfinals at MSG
NYU faces Oklahoma City University at Madison Square Garden in the NIT quarterfinals with NYU favored by eight. Oklahoma City relies on two Kiowa cousins Fred Yeahquo and Bud Lahmaunt for scoring, while St. Louis Billikens meet Providence in the other quarterfinal as Bradley and St John’s await in the semis.
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New York
Redskins
New York University
Madison Square Garden
NYU
Oklahoma City University
Oklahomans
Fred Yeahquo
Bud Lahmaunt
Oklahoma City
Abe Lemons
Yeahqua
Lemons
Providence
Bradley
St. John’s
St. Louis
ABC Teams Start Tonight
Three Hall of Fame bowlers Hank Marino Harry Steers and Herb Lange will play for the White Tower Team of Water town Wis in the open team division of the 56th ABC Tournament. Teammates Fred Thoma and Eli Maricich complete the quintet. Marino named bowler of the half century by the Bowling Writers Assn. Mando Photo of St Paul Minn also to roll tonight as a strong challenger.
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St, Louis
Bowling’s Hall of Fame
Hank Marino
Harry Steers
Herb Lange
White Tower
Watertown
Wis
Fred Thoma
Eli Maricich
ABC
Marino
Bowling Writers Assn
Mando Photo
St. Paul
Minn
Fans Split On Outcome Of Fight At Olympic Auditorium
The world featherweight title bout between champion Hogan Bassey and challenger Davey Moore split public opinion as the 15 round national telecast from the Olympic Auditorium Wed night neared. Bassey seeks his 12th straight win while Moore aims to snap a 13 bout unbeaten streak and prove ready for a long layoff has hurt him.
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Los Angeles
Hogan
Kid) Bassey
Davey Moore
Olympic Auditorium
George Biddles
Nigeria
Guy
Danny Willie Ketchum
Springfield
Ohio
Bassey
Liverpool
England
Davey
Moore
Ketchem
Ketchum
Pajaro
Moreno
Exidol
Mexico
Little Bird
National AAU Basketball First Round Results
Navy All Stars defeated Long Beach 71 to 63 in Denver. Louisville beat Pocatello 71 to 70. Chicago downed Lincoln 83 to 73. NBA Playoffs schedule lists Syracuse at Boston in a series opener and Detroit at Minneapolis in a best of three with the series tied 1-1.
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Denver
Navy All Stars
Long Beach
Calif
Louisville
Pocatello
Idaho
Chicago
Lincoln
Neb
Syracuse
Boston
Detroit
Minneapolis
Mid-American Conference names 1958 59 all star basketball team
Bowling Green dominates with two first team selections as Leo Byrd sets a 12 game MAC scoring record. Jimmy Darrow Ed Blair and Oliver Wallace are highlighted along with six man votes and second team picks from Toledo Marshall Ohio U and Miami. Wingard leads rebounding while Byrd earns top honors in scoring.
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Bowling Green
Leo Byrd
Jimmy Darrew
Western Michigan
Ed Blair
Chuck McCampbell
McCampbell
Oliver Wallace
Kent State
Miami
Ed Wingard
Wallace
Wingard
George Patterson
Toledo
John Milhoan
Marshall
Bob Anderson
Ohio U
Bill Brown
Bunk Adams
Sam Keys
Byrd
Blair
Darrow
Kent
Wayne Embry
Rex Leach
Frank Wade
Jim McDonald
Bowing Green
Charlie Boykin
Bob Thomas
Willie Newson
John Papean
Jim Thomas
River Rouge
Mich
Columbus
Central
Elyri
Huntington
W.va
Jim Darrow
Akron
South
Middletown
Pittsburgh
Cen. Cath
Gallipolis
Chillicothe
Grandview
Ohio
Macomber
Sam Key
So Dowagiac
Mike McCormack Signs Fifth Browns Contract
Cleveland Browns co captain Mike McCormack signed his 1959 contract becoming the first Brown to sign. The offensive right tackle will start his seventh pro season and his fifth with the Browns and was named captain after sharing the role with Don Colo who retired.
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Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Darrel
Pete) Brewster
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Brown
Mac Speedie
Cleveland
Purdue
Boilermakers
Mike McCormack
McCormack
Browns
Don Colo
Southeast Ohio Players Secure Spots on Class AA All Ohio Teams
Ronnie Salser of Racine earns third team as ace rebounder and 6-0 forward. Honorable mentions include Danny Wright Buchtel York Mitchell Smith Ames Bern Jim Fee Allensville Roger Davisson Somerset Jerry Jackson Corning. McConnell notes over 15 000 players named on eligibility sheets with five first stringers and strong honorable mentions.
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Southeastern Ohio
Ronnie Salser
Racine
Danny Wright
Buchtel- York
Mitchell Smith
Ames- Bern
Jim Fee
Allensville
Roger Davisson
Somerset
Jerry Jackson
Corning
W. C. McConnell
Chance
Hartmann
Coles
Jim Werk
Camden Shawnee
Jerry Schiefer
Holmes-Liberty
Bucyrus
Edgerton
Charles Coles
Yellow Springs
Bryan
Dean Chance
Northwestern
Emil Hartman
Ohio Deaf
Camden
Shawnee
Tom Adolph
Mogadore
Leroy Frazier
New Boston
Lloyd Kerr
Old Washington
Vern Noggle
United Local
Don Leightey
Navarre
Larry Mosier
Pleasantville
David Myers
Williamsport
Jim Presley
Brilliant
Leon Phoenix
Xenia W. Wilson
George Potts
Norwalk St. Paul
Ben Price
Tuscarawas Valley
A. Persons
Licking Heights
John Pritchett
Newport
Dick Stull
Jeromesville
Carvel Simmons
Frankfort
Leo Schweiterman
Fort Recovery
Ames-Bern
Steve Strome
Pickerington
Jim Summers
Clair Saam
van del
Jerry Schrock
Greenspring
Richard Thomas
Maysville
al Thrasher
Salem Local
Jim Turner
Lynnwood-Jacksontown
Rich Williams
Rittman
Alf Washington
Columbus Rosary
Dan Wright
Buchtel-York
Tom Walters
Darby Two
Bud Bethel
Hamden
Ray Baltz
Columbiana
Ron Bradley
Hayes advocates consistency in offense for all levels
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes told 800 coaches at the National Football Clinic that a good offense is built on consistency. He said he is willing to gain three yards on every play and let the defense create mistakes for the opponent.
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Atlantic
City
N. J
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Hayes
Hindman Praises Athens High Bulldogs at Kiwanis Banquet
Ohio University line coach Hugh Hindman praised the Athens High School basketball team at a Kiwanis banquet. He urged hard work and education beyond high school as keys to success, noting a local university in town helps during financial difficulties. Coach Charles McAfee introduced the reserve and varsity players and expressed pride in the team despite records.
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Athens
Kiwanis
Hugh Hindman
Ohio University
Hindman
Charles McAfee
McAfee
All Ohio team players named with schools and stats
The list names 15 players by school and position from Yellow Springs to Geneva, with points and height. Abbreviated second and third teams feature multiple players from Ohio schools, plus numerous honorable mentions across districts.
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George Strode
Marshall College
Charley Snyder
Bob Kappes
Carroll Widdoes
Bobcats
Cincinnati Western Hills
Kappes
Wid
Sreene
Woody Patton
Paul Francis
George Sofronke
Lenny Burch Weno We
Woody Boles
Mal Doster
Robert Robinson
Bob Amon
Les Smith
Economy Grocery
Athens Claims
Salser
By Craig Palmer
Dale Bandy
Bunk
Adams, Scott and
Wolf
Frisco Star
Isaac
Schlitz Draught
Schlitz
Keck Distributing Co
Athens, Ohio
City Loan
Serpy
Richard Stigman
Cleveland Indians
Tucson
Ariz
Thomas
Milhoan
Andy
Adams
Woody
Bulldogs
By Gordon Stewart
National Distillers Products Company
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