50 Dogs Contest In Hocking Valley Field Trials
Fifty dogs from Pennsylvania Kentucky West Virginia and Ohio competed Saturday and Sunday in the Bird Dog Field Trials the fall meet of the Hocking Valley Sportsmans Association at Radford Roadowners brought home new trophies. Judging and winners spanned Derby Puppy Gun Dog Stakes with dogs from Athens Parkersburg Little Hocking Circleville and Lancaster.
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Ohio
Hocking Valley Sportsmans Association
Radford Road
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Athens
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G. M. Mitchell
Parkersburg
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Fred White
Little Hocking
J. R. Buster
St. Albans
King Kong Ghost
Harold Wilson
Windy Ridge Tammy
F. (. Bean
Denny's
Denzil Robinson
Windy Ridge Mickey
F. C. Bean
O. O. Ashcraft
Guysville
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Bremen
Ralph Wallace
Circleville
R. 8. Jones
Vienna
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Amateur Field Trial Clubs of America
Schwarzel
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Hocking Valley Sportsman Association
Tom Perry
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Browns Lose to Giants in Defense Showdown
In a pivotal NFL clash, the New York Giants defeated the Cleveland Browns 21 to 17 as Giants’ second-half defense blanked Brown's offense. The loss tightens the race for the playoff picture with Baltimore looming and Detroit awaiting the Browns. Also recounted are Ohio University freshmen and Marshall freshmen fighting to a late tie, and Roy Wright returning home to join the San Francisco Giants organization for spring training.
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Webster
Bowl Roundup reshapes top teams after Saturday games
Oklahoma clinches Big Eight title with 23-7 win over Colorado securing a Rose Bowl bid. LSU and Rutgers win to stay in the title mix as Iowa seizes Big Ten lead with 37-14 over Michigan. Ohio State loses to Northwestern as Wisconsin Purdue win to keep pace. Army and Auburn win, Notre Dame clears Navy, with many regional results shaping bowl selections.
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Mississippi
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Iowa
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Hawkeyes
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Forest Evashevski
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West Virginia
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Maryland
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Georgia
Marquette
Detroit
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Missouri
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Southern Methodist
Texas
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Arizona
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Wyoming
Utah
San Jose State
Idaho
Washington State
UCLA
Southern California
Stanford
Washington
Oregon
National Basketball Sunday Results
St. Louis defeated Cincinnati 97 90 while Detroit beat Philadelphia 107 91 on Sunday. No Saturday results are listed for Philadelphia 111 New York 92 Boston 112 Detroit 98 Minneapolis 108 St Louis 101 Syracuse 130 Cincinnati 108.
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Cincinnati
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Minneapolis
Syracuse
Buehtel Tops Glenford 19-16 in Preview Workout
Buehtel defended Athens County and Southeastern Ohio District titles by edging Glenford 19-16 in a six team 1958 59 season preview. The event opened with Morgan County Denver Town beating Rushville 32 24 and Corning Perry County defeating Hopewell Licking County 23 15. Bert Barnes Bruins open regular season Friday at Corning against the Railroaders.
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Buehtel
Athens County
Ohio
Denvertown
Morgan County
Rushville
Fairfield County
Corning
Perry County
Hopewell
Licking County
Bert Barnes
Bruins
Saturday Scores Roundup from Wittenberg and Nearby Colleges
College football scores show Wittenberg defeating Denison 37 to 0. Capital toppled Marietta 21 to 14 while Xavier and Marshal tied 14 all. Miami beat Bowling Green 28 to 14.
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Wittenberg
Denison
Capital
Marietta
Xavier
Marshal
Miami
Bowling Green
Broncos Upset Ohio 21 14 in Best Game This Season
Western Michigan at home stunned Ohio University 21 14 as underdogs but with strong team spirit. Quarterbacking and running by Bill Taft highlighted the win while OU injuries and a late scrum added tension.
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ED Wright
Homer Dunham
Western Michigan
Broncos
Ohio University
Merle Schlosser
Schlosser
Bronco
Bill Taft
Bobcats
Paul Gallagher
Joe Dean
Terry Mallett
Bobcats Fall in Trilateral Cross Country Meet
Ohio University finished third in a three team cross country meet at Oxford, tallying 67 points to Wabash 40 and Miami 19. Fred Dickey led OU in ninth with 23 04, Don Redman 11th and Gary Stewart 12th, while Henry Wisneski placed seventh for OU in a 3 5 mile race.
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Oxford
Ohio University
Miami
Wabash
Bobcats
Fred Dickey
Pittsburgh
Don Redman
Gary Stewart
Bob Flury
Rod King
Neil Holden
Bob Rinehart
Cop
Giants Upset Browns 21 17 to End Invincible Talk
Giants quarterback Charlie Conerly, 37, threw three TD passes including the clincher to Alex Webster as New York toppled the previously undefeated Cleveland Browns 21 17. Sam Huff limited Jim Brown to 50 yards, aiding a comeback from a 17 7 halftime deficit.
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Jimmy Brown
Chuck Conerly
Sam Huff
Conerly
Alex Webster
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Colts
Next Sundays NFL Schedule Highlights
Baltimore visits New York while San Francisco travels to Los Angeles. Green Bay plays Chicago and Bears meet Detroit. Cleveland hosts Chicago. Washington welcomes Chicago Cards and Pittsburgh travels to Philadelphia.
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Chicago Bears
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Washington
Chicago Cards
Philadelphia
Ohio State Ground Attack Falls In Upset At Northwestern
Northwestern upset Ohio State 21-0 as the visiting Buckeyes stalled in Big Ten play. Bob White's ground surge was checked by stout middle defense, ending OSU's 10 game conference streak and highlighting a sobering afternoon for the star runner. Other local games feature Tulsa at Cincinnati and Kent State at Louisville.
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Dayton
Kent State
Louisville
Buckeye
Baldwin-Wallace
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