Commissioner Emswiler Links World Tension to Sports Disturbances
Ohio High School Athletic Association Commissioner Harold Emswiler told Ohio University students that world tensions provoke emotions at athletic events. He cited officiating errors and the influence of outside money as destabilizing factors and noted a planned tour of area high schools.
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Harold W. Emswiler
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Ohio University
Ohio
Emschler
Athens
Indiana U. Hoosiers Suffer Player Losses and Illness
Indiana University faces heavy setbacks as 39 healthy players remain amid flu outbreaks and injuries. Several key players including tackle Mike Rabold and wingback Tom Campbell are hospitalized with flu, while others like Dennor Gales and Bruce Coligan miss action. Multiple departures reduce the squad as disciplinaries and withdrawals shrink the roster.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Hoosiers
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Mike Rabold
Norm Mackin
Arnie Stevens
Tom Campbell
Dennor Gales
Week's college football lineup across conferences
A dense listing of games across conferences includes Ohio teams like Mount Union at Akron and Wooster at Capital, plus Big Ten matchups Michigan at Illinois and Ohio State hosting Purdue. The schedule spans East to West with night games in several regions and multiple intrastate clashes noted.
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Ohio
Mount Union
Akron
Bluffton
Wooster
Capital
Cincinnati
Indiana
North Dakota State
Dayton
Anderson
Defiance
Louisville
Kent State
Hiram
Kenyon
Marshall
Miami
Marietta
Muskingum
Denison
Oberlin
Bowling Green
U. Wittenberg
Brown
Cornell
Geneva
Princeton
Harvard
Rutgers
Lafayette
Virginia Military
Lehigh
Duke
Navy
Baltimore
Vale
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Holy Cross
Syracuse
Trinity
Amherst
Massachusetts
Brandeis
Cortland
Buffalo
Connecticut
Northeastern
Temple
Delaware
Midwest
Villanova
Detroit
Nebraska
Lowa State
Kansas State
Kansas
Penn State
Marquette
Oklahoma
Missouri
Wyoming
Oklahoma State
Drake
Wichita
Wayne State
Valparaiso
Washington
Bradley
Depauw
Butler
Central Michigan
Ilinois
Eastern Michigan
BIG Ten
Ohio State
Iowa Terregee
Michigan State
Michigan
Minnesota
Purdue
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Harrisonville Bulldogs Face Tough Season With Inexperienced Squad
Harrisonville coach Ray Bethel begins his first season with seven inexperienced players and only three lettermen. Co captains Roger Norman and Bob Williams lead a small, undersized squad likely to struggle in the Meigs County League despite Jerry Cline's potential as a standout. Schedule includes games from November to February against Albany Coolville Zaleski Wilton New Marshfield Racine Rutland Shade and Eastern.
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Harrisonville
Ray Bethel
Bethel
Bulldogs
Roger Norman
Bob Williams
Jerry Cline
Cline
Jimmie Dilcher
Paul Lowe
Keith Hanning
Gary Gibson
Eugene McGrath
Morton Butcher
Harold Graham
Gerald Wears
Earl Reeves
Virgil Reeves
Danny Arnold
Larry Oxley
Albany
Coolville
Zaleski
Wilton
New Marshfield
Racine
Rutland
Eastern
Shade
Alumni
Calls for Look into Boxing Grips Muskegon Congressman
Michigan Rep. Robert Griffin urged a congressional probe into professional boxing and possible federal oversight. He told the House anti trust subcommittee boxing is controlled by a few manipulators, limiting boxers like Kenny Lane from title shots in Muskegon. In Grandfield Oklahoma a football scrimmage charged admission with a towel and soap due to shortages.
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Muskegon
Mich
Michigan
Robert T. Griffin
Rmich
Griffin
Anti-Trust
House
Judiciary Committee
Kenny Lane
Canadiens and Rangers Lead NHL Tie as Maple Leafs Beat Bruins
The six team NHL standings show Montreal and New York tied for first with Chicago and Boston three points back. Montreal crushed Detroit 6-0 as Henri Richard and Claude Provost sparked a late burst, while Toronto defeated Detroit 5-3 to join the Red Wings in fifth place.
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National Hockey League
Montreal Canadiens
New York Rangers
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Toronto
Canadiens
Detroit Red Wings
Rangers
Henri
Rocket Richard
Claude Provost
Marietta's Crecco Leads Small College Passers
Ron Crecco of Marietta College tops small college pass receivers with 34 receptions for 530 yards, per the NCAA Service Bureau. Freshman football notes Pitt 44 Kent State 0. NBA scores Philadelphia 113 New York 101.
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New York
Ron Crecco
Marietta College
Ohio
Ncaa Service Bureau
Pitt
Kent State
Philadelphia
Bookmobile To Arrive Holds 1600 Books
McArthur Vinton County gains a new bookmobile from Gertenslager Body Co Wooster mounted on a Ford chassis from Dodrill Ford Sales. The unit costs about 6500 dollars and can hold 1600 volumes. The county library board schedules a meeting for Wednesday at 4 p m.
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Mcarthur
Vinton County
Gertenslager Body Co
Wooster
Dodrill Ford Sales
Rule Makers Must Watch TV In 1957 58 Basketball Rules
Andy notes TV influence on sports officiating and ball color. He lists seven rule changes from the 1957 58 basketball rules including double foul free throws, no one and one until threshold, no touching ball in or on the basket, and a 12 foot wide free throw lane. Rhodes discusses the clinic in Portsmouth with over 200 attendees and a heaven story about officials and a gold basketball.
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Jack Rhodes
Ohio University
Rhodes
Portsmouth
Friday Schedule for area high school games
Friday's schedule lists Wellston at Athens Jackson at Gallipolis Logan at Pomeroy Middleport at Nelsonville Chauncey at McArthur Rutland at Wahama Little Reds at Belpre Point Pleasant at Raceland Ky Roseville at Glouster Winfield at Kyger Creek Eastern at Hannan.
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Wellston
Athens
Jackson
Gallipolis
Logan
Pomeroy
Middleport
Nelsonville
Chauncey
McArthur
Rutland
Wahama
Little Reds
Belpre
Point Pleasant
Raceland
Roseville
Glouster
Winfield
Kyger Creek
Eastern
Hannan
Vinton County Approves Road Projects and Funds Transfer
Vinton County commissioners approved road estimates and a series of fund transfers. Transfers included 6.96 to fee inspection, 200 to clerk of courts stationery, 500 to sheriff stationery, and 64 000 to materials within the maintenance fund. Road work covers Elk Fork Creek bridge, patching material, ice and snow grits, sealing Dunkle Creek Road, and Creola streets with Swan Township repaying.
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McArthur
Vinton
C. W. Smith
Otto Depue
Columbus Dee
Elk Fork Creek
Elk Township
Davis Bridge
Dunkle Creek
Creola
Swan Township
Village Council Deliberates Curfew Ordinance
McArthur village council discussed a possible strict curfew ordinance at the Monday meeting. The curfew was not offered for passage while the newly codified traffic ordinance received its second reading. The council awarded 1958 gasoline and oil contract to Reedy Gulf Station under rotating local service policy.
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Mcarthur
Reedy Gulf
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Athens, Ohio
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