Fore Jackson Named Class A Second Team All Ohio
Five players averaged 115.5 points per game in pre tournament season earning spots on the 1960 AP All-State Class A team. Al Thrasher leads the selections from Salem Local Urbana with Leroy Frazier of New Boston and Steve Strome of Pickerington among top scorers. team outcomes loom in upcoming state meet. Second team includes Gary Bradds Jamestown Greenview Larry Fore Carthage Troy Bill Heinsman Fostoria St Wendelin Don Leighley Navarre Jerry Jackson Corning.
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Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press
al Thrasher
Salem
Urbana
All-Ohio
Champaign County
Leroy Frazier
New Boston
Jim Presley
Steve Strome
Pickerington
Jim Firth
Akron St. Mary
Frazier
Frazersburg
Thrasher
Strome
Presley
Firth
Gary Bradds
Jamestown Greenview
Larry Fore
Carthage Troy
Bill Heinsman
Fostoria St. Wendelin
Don Leighley
Navarre
Jerry Jackson
Corning
Brown suffers KO loss to Portilla ends title bid
Light weight champion Joe Brown suffers a sixth round technical knockout against Ray Portilla in San Antonio. Brown, who had defended titles by technical KOs against Paolo Rosi and Dave Charney, is sidelined after a fractured rib from Portilla’s midsection blow ends his bid.
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San Antonio
Joe Brown
Pride
Paolo Rosi
Dave Charney
Little Negro
Baton Rouge
Ray Portilla
Brown
Portilla
Tex
Houston
Sonny Liston
Philadelphia
Cleveland Williams
Dallas
Roy Harris
Henry Hall
Milwaukee
Buddy Turman
Tyler
Sonny Moore
Dick Young
Willie Davis
Vic Diamond
Walter Wallace
Chicago
Joe Hemphill
Rockford
Ill
Dave Bailey
Sydney
Australia
Auburn Copeland
Flint, Mich
Roy Jacobs
Nigeria
Neale Nominated for Hall of Fame as Player and Coach
Neale Earl Greasy Neale a versatile former major league baseball player and college football coach has been nominated to the Football Hall of Fame in both player and coach categories by the National Football Foundation. He joins 61 former players and eight coaches in the nominee list, with nine to be chosen for induction next December at the awards dinner.
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Earl
Greasy) Neale
Neale
National Football Foundation
Hall of
West Virginia Wesleyan
Two Bobcats Prospect in Senators Spring Camp
George Strode reports on Lamar Jacobs of Ohio University trying out with the Washington Senators in Orlando. Jacobs, an All-American center fielder, hits a major league pace while backing up Stars like Sievers and Kaline, with a likely assignment to a Washington farm club. Also noted is BILL TEWKSBURY aiming for a catching job with Columbia in the Sally League after Army discharge.
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Lamar Jacobs
Orlando
Fla
Washington Senators
Jacobs
Ohio University
Sievers
Allison
Killebrew
Hodges
Neal
Sabine
Kaline
Kuenn
Lamar
Bobcats
Western Michigan
Senators
Sanford
Dodgers
Youngstown
Detroit
Nats
Jim Lemon
Rod Allison
Dan Dobbek
Jake
Washington
Bill Tewksbury
Pride OF
Albany
Columbia
S.C
Plant City
Tewksbury
Germany
Cincinnati
Maywood Medical Center Takes Lead At 57th ABC Bowling
Cleveland based Maywood Medical Center with a 960 average posted scores of 1010 1071 975 to lead the 57th American Bowling Congress event ahead of Willon Refrigeration of St. Louis by six pins. Snow disrupted play at the Sports Arena delaying Maywood nearly an hour Monday night before they completed their set.
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Toledo
Cleveland
Detroit
Maywood Medical Center
Willon
St. Louis
Maywoods
Playoff Schedule: Tuesday Games in Philly and Minneapolis
Philadelphia hosts Boston as the series sits at 3-1 in favor of Boston. Minneapolis meets St. Louis with the best of seven tied at 2-2. Wednesday games were on the schedule.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Detroit Faces Toronto in Game One to Open Best-of-Seven
The National Hockey League reports Detroit at Toronto as the initial game of their best-of-seven playoff series. The page lists upcoming schedules for Tuesday and Wednesday with Detroit and Toronto-contest context.
Bowl results from Ingles Sportland Lanes Monday league
Neal Floral arilarininghia and Joe's Sohio lead the standings with high scores. Top team bowler Dave Duricky posts 618, followed by Norm Engh at 568 and Dick Nisley at 521. Team rosters include Neal Floral Center and Chapman's Jewelry among others.
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Neal Floral _ arilarininghia
Robert's Clothing
Wcireccans Sondanabines
Houseware
Chapman
Neal Floral
Bob
Dick Nisley
Joe's Sohio
Dave Duricky
Norm Engh
Red” Conant
Ohio State Buckeyes Return as NCAA Champions
Columbus crowds greet 12 Buckeyes after a 75 to 55 victory over California at San Francisco Cow Palace. Gov. DiSalle, Ohio State President Fawcett, and co captains Roberts and Furry take part in celebrations with Nixon Lucas sign and Buckeye Battle Cry played by the bands.
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Columbus
Port Columbus
Ohio State
Buckeyes
California
San Francisco
Cow Palace
Michael V. DiSalle
Buckeye
DiSalle
Jerry Lucas
Lucas
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon-Lucas
Joe Roberts
Dick Furry
G. Fawcett
Coast Teams Widen Rose Bowl Bidding
The Fledgling Big Five Athletic Conference will search for a Rose Bowl opponent among top national teams. After snubbing a Big Ten option, the AAWU may include service teams and unlikely a West Coast pair in Pasadena. Kidner noted a Big Ten entrant could be considered if postseason contracts change.
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San Francisco
Big Ten
Lancing
Frank Kidner
California
Aawu —Athletic Assn
Pasadena
Stanford
Southern California
Ucla
Washington
Kidner
Point Pleasant Church League Semis Highlight Nazarene Win
The Nazarene defeated Bellmeade EUB 75 to 59 in a semi final as Butch Greenlee led with 22 points while Gene Haer had 23 for Bellmeade. Nazarene then beat Trinity Methodist 58 to 39 to reach tonight’s final rematch. Butch Greenlee scored 28 for Nazarene and Larry Lee led Trinity with 12. The two teams meet again in junior high tonight at 7 for the tournament title. Trophy finalists St. Paul and Trinity Methodist contend for best league team with a playoff to be announced.
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Point Pleasant
Church of the Nazarene
Bellmeade Eub
Butch Greenlee
Nazarene
Gene Haer
Bellmeade
Trinity Methodist
Larry Lee
Trinity
St. Paul
Trinity Methodists
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Sunday
Pittsburgh defeated Chicago A 8 to 5 while Milwaukee beat Los Angeles 6 to 4. Kansas City routed New York 10 to 1 and St Louis topped Cincinnati 12 to 8. Cincinnati B edged Philadelphia 4 to 3 in 11 innings.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Kansas City
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Spahn Shuts Down Dodgers In Six Inning Spring Test
Braves ace Warren Spahn limiting the Dodgers to five hits in six innings led Milwaukee to a 6-4 exhibition win. Spahn gave up only two unearned runs while registering three strikeouts and no walks in the spring workout at San Antonio. Milwaukee piled nine hits off Roger Craig and Larry Sherry, scoring twice in the eighth. Ex-Yankees Hank Bauer Norm Siebern fueled Kansas City’s 10-1 win. Stan Musial drove in three for St Louis in a 12-8 victory over Cincinnati. Pittsburgh beat Chicago White Sox 8-5 to end the AL champs streak.
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Braves
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Roger Craig
Larry Sherry
Hank Bauer
Norm Siebern
New York
Kansas City
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago White Sox
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Shorty) Miller
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Red) Salts
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