LSU and Iowa Set for Key Tests Next Saturday
The Associated Press poll shows LSU lead with 95 first place votes and 1532 points, followed by Iowa with 1441 points and Army at 199. Army has a breather, while Northwestern slips to 13th after a loss to Wisconsin.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Louisiana State
Army
Louisana State Tigers
Duke
Mississippi State
Texas Christian
Marquette
Bobcats set to host Cardinals in 1958 finale at Ohio Stadium
Ohio University hosts Louisville in a football finale as Coach Frank Camp’s Kentucky squad unveils the famed lonesome end formation. Key players include Ken Porco and Milan Varajohn for Louisville with quarterbacks Dale Orem and Pete Bryant for Louisville’s attack. Coach Bill Hess notes Louisville’s rugged front and analyses Kent State and Bowling Green results as prep.
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Cardinals
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Flashes
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Lonesome
Ken Porco
Drake
Milan Varajohn
Detroit
Bob Kappel
Dale Orem
Len
Porco
Bill Hess
Hess
Lyles
Toledo
Dayton
Kent
Michigan State Coach Duffy Daugherty Hanged in Effigy
A dummy bearing a card reading good by Duffy bring back Biggie was found hanging from a Spartans Stadium lamp post after MSU suffered a 6 0 loss to Indiana. Daugherty joins other Big Ten coaches Bennie Oosterbaan Murray Warmath and Woody Hayes who faced similar displays.
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Mich
Michigan State
Duffy Daugherty
Big Ten
Spartan Stadium
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Biggie
Daugherty
Bennie Oosterbaan
Michigan
Murray Warmath
Minnesota
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Clarence
Biggie) Munn
MSU
Union Furnace Defends Title With Height
Union Furnace High School faces a strong season led by Dean Edwards in his first year at Union Furnace. The Warriors return five lettermen from 1957 58 and bolster with a 6 3 center Nelson Walters. Key players include Donnie Wyskiver Larry Zimmerman Ronnie Bumgardner Wayne Mc Daniels Bob Riggs and others as they prepare for a packed schedule starting Nov 21 at Murray City and continuing through Feb 13 at Rockbridge.
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Union Furnace High School
Hocking
Edwards
Nelson Walters
Donnie Wyskiver
Larry Zimmerman
Ronnie Bumgardner
Wayne McDaniels
Bob Riggs
Carl Bryan
Lowell Dicken
Tom Red
Leroy Stickles
Leroy van Bibber
Oan Vermillion
Warriors
Corning
South Bloomingville
Laureville
Murray City
Bern Union
Gibisonville
Carbon Hill
Shawnee
Rockbridge
Buchtel
Laurelville
Zaleski
the Plains
Rockbydge
Ballymoss Favorite In 7th International at Laurel
Ballymoss the favorite in the 1958 Washington D C International at Laurel Park. Ten horses from seven countries compete on the mile and a half grass track for $100000 with post time at 3 45 p m and NBC taped telecast from 4 30 to 5 p m EST.
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Laurel, Md
Washington, D. C
Ireland
Laurel Park
Laurel
France
Philadelphia
John McShain
Europe
Ascot
Longchamp
Garnir
Zaryad
NBC
Arizin Climbs to Second in NBA Scoring Race
New York reports Pitchin Paul Arizin moves from eighth to second in the scoring standings behind Detroit’s George Yardley. Arizin totals 190 points in seven games as Yardley leads with 216. Gene Shue, Elgin Baylor, Bob Pettit follow in the top five with strong averages.
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New York
Paul Arizin
George Yardley
Detroit Pistons
Philadelphia Warriors
Arizin
Yardley
Gene Shue
Detroit
Boston
Elgin Baylor
Minneapolis
Bob Pettit
St. Louis Hawks
Pirates Hire Dykes As Coach For 1959 Season
Jimmy Dykes, interim manager of the Cincinnati Redlegs last season, has been named a coach of the Pittsburgh Pirates for 1959. He joins Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh and contributes veteran major league experience to the club's coaching staff.
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Pittsburgh
Jimmy Dykes
Cincinnati Redlegs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fields to Direct Ohio State Against Iowa
Sophomore Jerry Fields will direct Ohio State's offense against Iowa after replacing injured quarterback Frank Kremblas. Coach Woody Hayes announced the move at a press luncheon. Fields previously subbed in Oct. 4 as the Buckeyes edged Washington 12-7. Hayes also praised end Jim Houston and noted a remark about Wes Fesler from athletic director Dick Larkins.
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Jerry Fields
Frank Kremblas
Ohio State
Iowa
Woody Hayes
Fields
Kremblas
Washington
Purdue
Buckeyes
Southern Methodist
Jack Mollenkopf
Hayes
Jack
Jim Houston
Massillon
Dick Larkins
Wes Fesler
Houston
Wes
Boxing Results From Across the United States and Mexico
A string of 1960s style fight results lists bouts in cities from Mobile to Philadelphia. Ralph Dupas outpointed Guy Sumlin in Mobile while Gene Fullmer stopped Miceli in Salt Lake City. Other winners include Marvin McFarland over Isidro Martinez in New York and Victor Zalazar stopping Otis Woodward in New York. Benny Paret knocked out Andy Figaro in Havana. Henry Ferguson outpointed Freddie Moore in Tampa. Young Beau Jack beat Jimmy Beau in Providence.
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Mobile
Ala
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Guy Sumlin
Salt Lake City
Gene Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Miceli
New York
Marvin McFarland
Philadelphia
Isidro Martinez
Panama
Victor Zalazar
Argentina
Otis Woodward
Benny Paret
Havana
New Haven
Tijuana
Mexico
Raul Macias
Mexico City
Kid Irapuato
Don Warner
Chubby Norris
Johnson Leads Scoring as Ohio High School Poll Topples
Kenny Johnson of New Concord Class AA cracked the state's scoring lead with 32 points in a 53-14 win over Cambridge, pushing his nine game total to 194. Alliance’s Aviators maintained the top ranking amid a shifting top 10 as several teams dropped games and others rose.
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Associated Press
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Chauncey-Dover
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Portsmouth
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Parma
Marion Harding
Sandusky
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Cleveland Benedictine
Massillon
Akron Garfield
Springfield
Wildcats
Toledo Macomber
Elyria
Lorain
Dayton Fairmont
Greenville
How To Beat Browns Stop Their Running
The Browns lost two straight after five wins as opponents shut down Jim Brown and stopped the run. Giants and Lions used heavy pass pressure to win, with Conerly throwing for 173 yards and three TDs and Tobin Rate totaling 246 passing yards. Browns face Redskins next with LeBaron expected to pass more.
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Cleveland Browns
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Jim Brown
Chuck Conerly
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Lions
Brown
Bobby Mitchell
Tobin
Washington Redskins
Redskins
Eddie LeBaron
Chicago Cardinals
New York
Milt Plum
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