Don Eskey Unaminous SECAL Choice For Coach Of The Year
Athens High coach Don Eskey was named Southeastern Ohio Athletic League Coach Of The Year in a unanimous vote by area sports writers and broadcasters. Eskey credited seniors Bill Biggs and John Grogan, praised punter Clyde Ely, and thanked assistants Mills, Phillips and Blosser for guiding a 10th season in football and sixth at Athens.
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Don Eskey
Chauncey
McArthur
the Plains
Southeastern Ohio
Athens
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Eskey
Bill Biggs
John Grogan
Biggs
Grogan
Clyde Ely
Harold Stockman
Stockman
Jim Zentmeyer
Messenger
Pomeroy
Southeastern Ohio Athletic Assn
Dick Cone
Ely
Bill Bachus
Jack
Springfield
Anderson Twp
Cincinnati
Mel Adams
Logan
SECAL
Bulldogs
Gallipolis
Circleville
Wellston
Jim Martin
Jack Olcott
Ron Mills
Merlin Phillips
Don Blosser
US retains Can ada Cup as Palmer Snead falter on tough 10th
United States secures a third straight Can ada Cup golf title led by Palmer and Snead despite Palmer bogeying and Snead’s near disaster on the 10th hole at Jockey Club course. Argentina’s Roberto De Vicenza wins the individual title with a 68. Feature detail notes shocks across horse racing and top college football rankings.
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San Isidro
Argentina
United States
Arnold Palmer
Sam Snead
Palmer
Snead
Slammer
West Virginia
Roberto de Vincenza
Never Bend
George D. Widener
Crewman
Garden State Park
Jaipur
Widener
Dead Ahead
Harry F. Guggenheim
Cannery
Aqueduct
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Wisconsin
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Stanford
Alabama
Miami
Fla
Mississippi
Chattanooga
Texas
Baylor
Arkansas
Rice
Missouri
Colorado
Louisiana State
Texas Christian
Minnesota
Iowa
Full Field Expected At International
Laurel Maryland reports a full International field expected for the $125000 Washington D C International with Kelso favored. Other entrants include Devlin Zabeg Takemagahara Opponent Pardoo Porfido Lebon M L Kis time and Kis time. Odds list Beau Purple 3-1 second choice Match IT 5-1 Carry Back 6-1.
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Laurel
Washington D. C
America
Kelso
Italy
Devlin
Mary Petrucci
Soviet Union
Livan and
Zabeg
Taro Hirai
Japan
Nelly Theissen
Germany
C. Oliver Iselin
Pardoo
England
Clyce K. Tippett
Peru
Canada
Lebon M. L
Alberta Ranches, Ltd
Alain de Ghatellus
Beau Purple
Carry
Taylor Sets Sights On NFL Rushing Records With Packers
Jim Taylor powered Green Bay to a 49-0 win over Philadelphia, scoring four touchdowns and boosting his league leading 1075 rushing yards. He targets Cleveland’s 1958 1527-yard mark while Packers chase a Western crown and potential rematch with the Giants.
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Associated Press
Jim Taylor
Green Bay Packers
Cleveland
Jimmy Brown
Taylor
Philadelphia Eagles
Packers
Brown
Cleveland Star
NFL
Steve van Buren
Elroy Hirsch
Green Bay
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Giants
Dallas Cowboys
Washington
Cleve
Clay and Moore Set For Title Clash Before Big Wind
Cassius Clay, the Louisville heavyweight, faces Archie Moore of San Diego in a much anticipated bout billed as the big wind week. Clay promises a four round KO while Moore vows to loosen his lip buttoner and go the distance if needed.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cassius Clay
Louisville
Archie Moore
San Diego
Moore
Clay
Penalties Prove Costly In Crucial Browns Loss
The Cleveland Browns lost 17 9 to the Washington Redskins as three pass interference calls and a holding penalty hamstrung their offense. Frank Ryan connected with Ray Renfro for a 65 yard score, but penalties and missed opportunities kept Cleveland from a comeback.
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Washington
Nolding
Cleveland
Browns
Washington Redskins
Redskins
New York Giants
Giants
Frank Ryan
Ray Renfro
Lou Groza
Don Fleming
Billy Barnes
Norman Snead
Bobby Mitchell
Fleming
Bernie Parrish
Don Bosseler
Jim Kerr
Ryan
Bob Khayat
Washing
Ton
Andy Stynchula
Jim Shofner
Bosseler
Renfro
Groza
Rich Kreitling
Kreitling
Ohio College Grid Results Recap from Saturday Games
Ohio State defeated Indiana 16 to 7 while Bowling Green edged Ohio University 7 to 0. Wittenberg beat Akron 17 to 6 and Miami of Ohio triumphed 42 to 20 over Dayton. Marshall lost 13 to 6 to Toledo, Louisville defeated Kent 29 to 8, and Defiance drew with Evansville 18 to 18. Heidelberg beat Wabash 7 to 0. Ohio Wesleyan was blanked by Earlham 21 to 0. Northern Michigan won 13 to 6 against Findlay. Youngstown State defeated Texas Lutheran 13 to 6 and Bluffton beat Northwood 41 to 0. Geneva at Baldwin Wallace weather-related postponement noted.
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Bill Hess
Bobcats
Bowling Green
Hess
Cats
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Ohio
Ohio State
Indiana
Ohio U
Wittenberg
Akron
Miami
Dayton
Marshall
Toledo
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Louisville
Kent Pate
Deryerson
Defiance
Wabas
Heidelberg
Gendale Mich
Ohio North- OF Eastpithe
Ohio Wesleyan
Northern Michigan
Finding
Youngstown
Texas Lutheran
Browns Safe After Engine Fire Delays Return Flight
The Cleveland Browns arrived two hours late from Washington after a No 1 engine fire on their charter flight taxiing on the runway. A flame emerged from the engine, the automatic extinguisher was activated, and the plane returned to the hangar. The team stayed aboard until danger passed and later moved to another aircraft for the trip home.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Washington
Wheeling Dominates Capitals To Tie UFL East Lead
Wheeling posted the UFL’s second shutout of the season by crushing Columbus 35-0 to move into a tie with the Capitals for the Eastern Division lead. Indianapolis ended a three-game skid by routing Louisville 76-6. Grand Rapids beat Chicago 45-19 and Cleveland beat Toledo 17-13.
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Associated Press
Wheeling
United Football League
Columbus
Capitals
Indianapolis
Louisville
Grand Rapids
Chicago
Cleveland
Toiledo
Pro Grid Standings Snapshot Midseason
Pro grid standings showing Pittsburgh 26 over St. Louis 17, Washington 17 over Cleveland, Chicago 31 over Minnesota 30, Baltimore 14, Los Angeles over Detroit 38, with San Francisco listed in the mix.
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Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Minnesota
Baltimore
Los Angeles
L.T
New York
Dallas
Philadelphia
Green Bay
Detroit
San Fran
Ames Bern overwhelms Chesterhill for fourth straight win
Ames Bern High School trounced Chesterhill 98 to 38 on Saturday improving to 4-0 in the season. Gary Everett and Mark Smith led with 17 points each as four Greenies reached double figures. Dean and McPherson contributed in the scoring spree.
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Chesterhill
Greenies
Gary Everett
Mark Smith
Dean
McPherson
L. Everett
M. Smith
NBA Scores From Weekend Games
Saturday results feature Cincinnati 135 Detroit 124 and St Louis 97 Los Angeles while San Francisco 113 Chicago 108. Sunday Chicago 109 Los Angeles 105 in OT and Boston 117 New York 98 with St Louis 117 Detroit 100 later.
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Houston
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Dallas
Denver
Oakland San Diego
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Cincinnati
Detroit
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San Francisco
Chicago
Brown Zaleski Beats Waterloo in Non League Showdown
Brown Zaleski defeated Waterloo 88 74 in a non league basketball game. Waterloo reserves topped Brown Zaleski reserves 43 36. The Zaleski team will debut at home Friday against Wilton.
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Waterloo
Zaleski
Wilton
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