Recognition Affair To Honor Hess
Ohio University on Jan 9 1958 named William R Hess its 22nd head football coach He lifted OU football fortunes to national regard in three years He previously coached with Woody Hayes at Ohio State and built a full time varsity staff He leads a May 17 recognition banquet celebrating key achievements including a Mid American Conference title an unbeaten 10 game season and NCAA small college championships
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William R. Hess
Ohio University
Carroll C. Widdoes
Ohio U
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Hess
Green and White
University Athletic Department
Center Ballroom
Ohio
Jim Snyder
Columbus
Columbus South High School
Yale University
Maple Heights High School
Columbus Grandview
Portsmouth
Bobcats and Falcons Face Off In Bowling Green Dual
Ohio University cindermen travel to Bowling Green for their fourth dual meet of the season. The Falcons lead in field events with two strong vaulters and shot putter Bob Reublin over 48 feet. OU relies on hurdles and sprints to contest. Key OU runners include Jim Zettelmeyer John Cavanaugh Jim Linthicum and Ray Palmer. Bowman edges BG’s Walter Bettis in the quarter. The Bobcats aim to gain points in multiple events and wrap up the meet before upcoming home swings.
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Ohio U.’s Cindermen
Bowling Green
Falcons
Bob Reublin
Ohio
Jim Zettelmeyer
John Cavanaugh
Jim Linthicum
Zettelmeyer
Cavanaugh
Bob Rollinson
Huntsman
Pin
Bowman
Walter Bettis
OU Flash
Western
John Bork
Bettis
OU Netters Set for MAC Weekend Doubleheader
The Ohio University tennis team travels to Bowling Green to face the Falcons and then to Toledo for a Saturday match. OU hopes to win one or both contests, with Kumnick Schein Bird Holman and Bannister in key singles and a planned six-man lineup for the weekend.
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Ohio University Tennis Bobcats
Bowling Green
Falcons
Bobcats
Toledo Rockets
Toledo
Jim Mason
Mason
Bob Kumnick
Don Bevan
Bill Holman
Bobcat
Pete Herold
Billy Schein
Bob Dimling
Bob Bird
Dennis Rasch
Jerry Bannister
Dick Haackee
Kumnick
Schein
Bevan
Dimling
Bird
Hollman
Rasch
Herold
Bowling Green Eater
Curt Reece
Rocket
Bill Nagy
Julian Whiting
Bob Davis
John Sampson
Lutz Hahne
Alfredo Hussey
Nagy
Whiting
Davis
Paul Arndt
Holman
Sampson
Hahne
Marshall
Huntington
Dayton
Miami
Loyal Workers Sponsor Corn Bread Bean and Pie Supper
The Loyal Workers Class of Millfield Christian Church sponsors a corn bread bean and pie supper in the church social rooms this Saturday from 5 to 7 p.m. Proceeds support church activities and local programs.
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Millfield Christian Church
Hayride and Wiener Roast for Jacksonville Church Group
The Youth Fellowship of the Jacksonville EUB Church hosted a hayride and wiener roast with fifteen members fifteen guests and five adults participating.
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Jacksonville
Jacksonville Eub Church
Chauncey Area Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits
Residents visit friends and family across Millfield Chauncey Athens Columbus and surrounding areas. Outdoor workers and students travel for family gatherings and hospital stays with multiple households hosting guests over the weekend.
Sedgwicks to Host Open House at Chauncey Parsonage
The Rev and Mrs Kenneth Sedgwick will welcome Hocking Valley parish members to a Chauncey parsonage open house Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. to view the church purchased home.
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Ray Collett
Yvonne
Athens
Archie Stanley
Stanley
Easter’s
Eldon Ball
Joe Keirns
Amesville
Lulu McBride
Jacksonville
Albuquerque
N. M
Chauncey
Kenneth Sedgwick
Lexington Ave
Hocking Valley
Local League Bowling Results Across Several Teams
This Week results show Chapman's leading with team high marks and Ted Williams posting the top single score. Abdella's Truck Stop claims the high series while Pete Bailey achieves the best overall series. teams include Athens Appl and TV, Decker's One Stop, Belk Simpson, Culligan's, and Commonwealth Telephone.
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Ouuunss
Phillips
Culligan’s
Wickline Plumbing
Buck Auto Supply
Chapman's
Chapman
Widdoes
Gagle
Stroh
É Plumbing
Rosenberg
Athens
Abdella
Beasley & Mathews
Decker's
Belk Simpson
Commonwealth Tele
Dodgers Acquire Farrell in Trade with Phillies
Los Angeles gains reliever Dick Farrell from Philadelphia for Don Demeter and Charlie Smith. Manager Walter Alston declines pennant predictions, saying the club will wait to see Farrell in action as Dodgers face Pittsburgh in a three game set. Farrell posted a 10-6 mark with 15 saves and a 2.71 ERA with the Phillies in 1960.
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Pittsburgh
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dick Farrell
Philadelphia
Dodger
Walter Alston
Farrell
Alston
Dodgers
Pitttsburgh
Don Demeter
Charlie Smith
Phillies
Joe Koppe
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Bowling Green Oval
Stan Huntsman
Linthicum
Ray Palmer
Dennis Zmijewski
John Balough
Ray Fleming
Kent State
OU Netters
Platt’s
W. Union
Bill Rescoe
W. Union St
West Fairgrounds Gate
Ben Simpkins
Millfield
Gerald McKee
Raymond Pancake
Nelsonville
Roy McKee
Ted Frazee
Mike
Mr. Frazee
Owen
Diles
Ace Farrell
Smith
Demeter
Spokane
Rochester
Richmond
Syracuse
Athens Messenger
BIC Ci
FieldeStream
Amal
the Athens Messenger
Coronet
McCall's
Redbook Living
OO Mademoiselle
O Car and Driver
Sports Cars Illustrated
U.S
Catholic Digest
Christian Herald
Front Page
Inside Detective
Popular Gardening
American Home Humpty Dumpty’s Magazine
Good Housekeeping
CO Popular Photography
Parents’ Magazine
Children’s Digest
American Girl Calling
ALL Girls
Esquire
Screen Stories
Better Homes & Gardens
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