Big Boys Battle in Louisville as OU Bobcats Travel
Ohio University Bobcats head to Louisville for Homecoming against the Cardinals on Saturday. Louisville stars Leonard Lyles, Ken Porco, and George Cain pace a 6-1 squad, while OU counters with Buckles and Carney leading a steady ground game. Wind and cold loom as the clash nears at the Kentucky venue.
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Louisville
University of Louisville
Cardinals
Ohio University
Bobcats
Louisville State Fairgrounds
Kentucky
Toledo
Dayton
Leonard Lyles
Lyles
Ken Porco
George Cain
Cards
Lyles & Co
Carroll Widdoes
Kent
Wid
Charles Stobart
Larry Buckles
Jim Hilles
Frank Dunigan
Gabe Desantis
Dave Kuenzli
Les Carney
Tim Behrendt
Bill Garrison
Paul Gallagher
Ron Fenik
John Yates
John McCormick
Dave Stricklin
Myron Lepore
Buckles
Cats
Carney
Dunigan
University of Louisville Cardinals
Norm Leggett
Ron Macuga
Doug Strang
Dave Desantis
Norm
Hank Aaron Named Most Valuable Player
Hank Aaron won the 1957 National League Most Valuable Player award by a close margin over Stan Musial. Aaron led the league with 132 RBIs and 44 home runs, finishing with a .322 average while the Milwaukee Braves claimed the pennant and World Series title. Musial topped batting with a .351 average. Red Schoendienst and Warren Spahn also ranked highly among the top vote getters.
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Chicago
Hank Aaron
Stan Musial
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis Cardinal
Baseball Writers Assn
Stan
Aaron
Cardinals
Red Schoendienst
Warrent Spahn
Braves
Ticket Sale Opens for Ohio University Bobcats Basketball
Ohio University's season ticket sale begins at the Athletic Office in the Men's Gym on Monday November 18. A reserved ticket for 11 home games costs $10. Due to limited seating, fans are urged to buy before the sale closes November 30. Office hours: 8:30 to 12 and 1 to 4:30 weekdays and 8:30 to 12 Saturdays.
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Ohio University
Dutch Trautwein
Bobcats
Area Quintets Prep For Non Loop Showdowns
Area high school basketball teams prepare for the 1957-58 season with non league tuneups. Games unfold Friday and Saturday night and some teams play again Tuesday. Albany faces Allensville while Coal ton travels to Hamden and Harrisonville visits Zaleski as Pleasantville meets Buchtel in Athens County League action.
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Allensville
Coalton
Hamden
Harrisonville
Zaleski
Vinton Loop
Pleasantville
Buchtel
Weekend Cage Schedule and NBA Scores
Friday games include Waterloo at Shade Pleasantville at Buchtel Albany at Allensville Harrisonville at Zaleski Coalton at Hamden Saturday Shade at Zaleski Carthage Troy versus Pennsville at Stockport NBA scores headline Syracuse 97 Philadelphia 94 Friday list St Louis at Syracuse New York at Cincinnati Minneapolis at Detroit
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Shade
Pleasantville
Buchtel
Albany
Allensville
Harrisonville
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Coalton
Hamden
Carthage
Troy
Pennsville
Stockport
NBA
Syracuse
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Detroit
Angles By Andy Two To Tango And To Hunt
A November hunting vignette celebrates companionship in the field. Henry P. Davis cites the value of a congenial partner, while the author recalls shared hunting pleasures beyond the chase. Davis advises gun safety, courtesy, and avoiding showy gear to keep the day enjoyable for all.
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Davis
Nelsonville honors football squad at Greyhound banquet
Curly Morrison spoke on differences among high school college and pro football as Nelsonville High School celebrated at the Greyhound banquet held at the Nelsonville Christian Church. Coach Bob Penrod presented varsity and reserve letters and awards to players coaches and managers along with cheerleaders and the Sportsmanship Trophy to Bob Riley.
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Curly Morrison
Ohio State
Cleveland Browns
Greyhound
Nelsonville Christian Church
Morrison
Bob Penrod
Bill Hollenbaugh
Gary Tomson
Harry Mellenger
Sue Powell
Gail Maiden
Jo Ellen Bon
Nelsonville Tribune
Bob Riley
Jerry Patton
Nelsonville Athletic Association
Dick Hubbard
J. A. Long
The
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Joe Galvin
Toledo Macomber Ace Bank Adams Heads List of OU Fresh Cagers
Ohio freshman coach Kermit Blosser began workouts for about 70 hopefuls on November 14 with John O Neal directing drills. The squad was cut to 36. 12 to 15 more would be dropped and 12 to 15 kept for the season after Christmas.
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Macomber Ace Bank
Adams
Ohio
Kermit Blosser
Blosser
John O'Neal
Freshmen on Bobcats Build for 16-Game Schedule
Coach Blosser and O Neal scout a new Bobcats roster featuring Bunk Adams from Toledo MaCom ber and promising freshmen Dave Hartley Bob Mattschek and others. The group shows varied high school records and positions with early progress noted. A tentative 16 game slate includes West Virginia Bliss Lockbourne Miami Columbus Naval Air Station and Marshall with dates set around Thanksgiving.
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Blosser
Bunk Adams
Toledo
Macomber
Adams
O'Neal
Dave Hartley
Corning
Bob Mattscheck
Cincinnati Deer Park
Hartley
Perry County
Mattscheck
Bob Pratt
Jerry Mix
Jim Scurry
Mix
Scurry
O’neal
Ron Ferlic
Clarence Readout
Arthur Simpson
West Virginia
Bliss
Lockbourne Air Force ‘Base
Miami
Columbus ‘Naval Air Station
Marshall
November 1957 hunting seasons announced for rabbits and pheasants
The notice sets daily hunting hours from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Rabbit season runs Nov 15 1957 to Jan 1 1958 with a daily limit of four and an eight per possession limit after day one. Pheasant season runs Nov 15 to Dec 7 1957 with two cock pheasants daily and a four bird possession limit after day one.
Partridge and trapping seasons announced with limits
The Hungarian partridge season runs Nov 15 through Dec 7 with a two per day limit and four per season. The fur bearing animals trapping season opens at 12:01 am Friday Nov 15 and runs to March 15 1958 with no daily bag or possession limits. A 1957 hunting license is required and hunters must obtain permission to hunt private land. always identify targets before shooting.
McArthur Junior High Gridders Go 3-2 in Season
McArthur junior high football team finishes 3-2 with 80 points for and 34 against. They beat Rutland 14-2 J-T 14-7 and Logan 45-0, and lost twice to Frankfort 12-0 and 13-7. Gene Barnes led with seven touchdowns, while Chatfield Cas tor and McKee each had one.
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Rutland
J-T
Logan
Frankfort
Gene Barnes
Chatfield
Castor
McKee
Oklahoma Notre Dame clash headlines nationwide TV slate
Oklahoma and Notre Dame square off in Norman as part of a big weekend of games. Other key matchups include Texas A M versus Rice, Auburn against Georgia, and Ohio State versus Iowa in pivotal conference battles.
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Okla
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Sooners
Houston
Texas A&m
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Columbus
Auburn
Georgia
Ohio
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Iowa
Michigan
Michigan State
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Minnesota
Oregon
Washington
Southern Cal
Duke
Miami
Clemson
Vanderbilt
Florida
Navy
George Washington
Army
Tulane
West Point
VMI
Citadel
Princeton
Yale
Arizona State Tempe
Montana State
Utah
Skyline
Air Force
Browns rely on OConnell Brown backfield for passing lead
Tommy OConnell of the Cleveland Browns tops the NFL passing charts after completing 7 of 11 for 703 yards and 5 touchdowns this season. Marion Motley’s replacement Jimmy Brown closes in on the league’s leading ground gainers with 464 yards on 115 carries as Tommy Wilson holds 501. Eddie LeBaron slips to second in passing while Johnny Unitas sits third with 1,285 yards and 17 TDs.
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Cleveland Browns
Paul Brown
Otto Graham
Marion Motley
Browns
Tommy O'Connell
Jimmy Brown
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O'Connell
Brown
Illinois
Eddie LeBaron
Washington
O’connell
LeBaron
Johnny Unitas
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Tommy Wilson
Los Angeles Star
Wilson
Hugh McElhenny
Citizens Rally to Block Dodgers Chavez Ravine Sale
A group of Los Angeles residents arrived at City Hall in an armored vehicle with armed guards carrying petitions aimed at forcing a city wide vote. If enough signatures are valid the transfer of 300 acres in Chavez Ravine to the Dodgers will be suspended pending an election.
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Walter O'Malley
Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
City Hall
Dodgers
Chavez Ravine
Boston beats Chicago 5 to 2 in NHL showdown
Boston wins 5 to 2 against Chicago in an NHL contest. The game featured strong offense from the Bruins and solid defense to secure the victory.
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Boston
Chicago
Fairfield Gun Club Hosts Ham Turkey and Trophy Shoot
The Fairfield Gun Club sponsors a Ham Turkey and Trophy Shoot on Sunday, November 17, with traps opening at 10 a.m. at State Route 37 and 256, one mile east of Baltimore Ohio. One hundred handicap targets will be shot at one yard under ATA yardage. The Dr. C C Lyon Trophy currently held by Fred Shaffer of Amanda will go to the high gun.
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Baltimore
Ohio
Dr. C.C Lyon
Fred Shaffer
Amanda
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