Dudding Named SECAL Coach Of The Year At Jackson
Logan's Risch and Wellston's Hill share the SECAL most valuable honor as 14 writers pick Jackson's Jim Dudding as Coach of the Year for leading the Ironmen over rivals Wellston and Logan. Risch anchors the Logan line and Hill stars for Wellston as the eight repeaters join 26 all league selections for the 1958 SECAL football banquet set in Wellston.
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Jim Dudding
Jackson
George Strode
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Logan
Jackson High
Bob Brennan
Wellston
Mel Adams
Bob Risch
Frank Hill
Dudding
Risch
Hill
SECAL
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
South Point High
Warren Harding
Warren
Gene Slaughter
Gallipolis
Ironmen
SECUL
Rockets
Oak Hill
Vern Harrison
Pomeroy
Fense
Adams
Chieftains
Bob Lavender
Tom Compston
Bill Clements
Dick Claxson
Jay Simms
Terry Phalin
Dick Potts
Howard Parker
Tom Mdantgomery
Carl Gaffin
Buzzy Ball
Athens
Phil Wherry
Bobby Blue
Ron McMullen
Nelsonville
Jack Mills
Milt Manning
Wellston Center
Terry Stewart
Bowl game guesses narrowed as New Year's berths loom
The Associated Press reports Iowa and Oklahoma have clinched spots shaping the field for major bowls on New Year’s Day. Rose pairs Iowa with California, Orange features Oklahoma vs Air Force Academy, Sugar has LSU vs North Carolina, Cotton matches TCU against Mississippi or Syracuse, with Gator looming for Vanderbilt or Florida. LSU needs Tulane win, NC faces Notre Dame setback, and Rutgers drops out after loss.
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Syracuse
Vanderbilt
Florida
California
Stanford
BIG Eight
Air Force Academy
AFA
Iowa
Louisiana State
Mississippi State
Tulane
North Carolina
Notre Dame
PITT
Nebraska
Texas Christian
Rice
TCU
Athens Rollerbowl Sunday Mixed Results Highlight
Les Smith posts 566 series in this week’s scoring with three games. Suninybanks, Dupier’s, Da-Vids, and Bowl-or-roll post wins over Scott Pileg, Cornwell’s, Pendergrass, and A & M respectively.
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Les Smith
Suninybanks
Scott Pileg
Dupier’s
Cornwell's
Pendergrass
Sunnybank
Dupier's
Da-Vid
Pendergrass Hardware
Scott Plumbing
A&m ii
Cornwell & Co
G. Byard
Widdoes Es
D. Pendergrass
E. Scott
E. McBride Ee
R. Duncan
M. Hall
V Widdoes
Eyle
M. Strawn Ee
M. Bartlett
M. Martin Ee Ee
I. McBride Ee Ee
Widdoes
Heam
Sunnybanks
TEAM
Jim Brown Sets NFL Rushing Record In 182-Yard Game
Browns star Jim Brown rushes for 182 yards on 27 carries against the Washington Redskins boosting his season total to 1163 yards. The 22-year-old leads Cleveland to a 6-2 record as he nears Van Buren’s single season mark with 17 touchdowns and averaging 145 yards per game.
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Jim Brown
Cleveland Brown
Washington Redskins
Brown
Redskins
Steve van Buren
Philadelphia Eagles
Cleveland
van Buren
Ed Modzelewski
Modzelewski
Babe Ruth
Syracuse
Colt
Bears
Alan Ameche
Los Angeles
Packers
Billy Wade
Jim Phillips
Rams
Phillips
Wade
Tobin Rote
Gedman
Lions
Howard Cassady
San Francisco
Clarence Peaks
Eagles
Philadelphia
van Brocklin
Peaks
Browns win over Washington tightens Eastern title bid
Cleveland gains first in the Eastern Conference with a 20-10 victory over Washington as Jimmy Brown rushes for 152 yards and two touchdowns. The win also follows a Pittsburgh upset of the Giants, keeping the Browns atop the division with a 6-2 mark while Chicago and Baltimore hold strong in the West.
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Cleveland
Browns
Washington
Brown
Steve van Buren
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Baltimore
George Shaw
Colts
Chicago
Bears
Los Angeles
Rams
Green Bay
Gene Gedman
Detroit
San Francisco
Cardinals
SD Piesicici
ChiGaee Boots Co
Cccasues
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cards
Milwaukee
Finsterwald Ties For Ninth At Havana Golf Tourney
Don Finsterwald of Athens shot a 72 in the final round to finish in a two way tie for ninth at the Havana International Golf Tournament. His 72 72 79 72 totaled 295 and earned $1350 as George Bayer draws praise amid growing golf star power.
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Havana
George Bayer
Sam Snead
Babe Ruth
Don Finsterwald
Athens
Finsterwald
Bayer Wins Havana Golf Championship In Sudden Death
A towering 6-5 former University of Washington football player Bayer defeated Sam Snead in a dramatic playoff to win $6500 top prize at the Havana International Golf Tournament. Doug Ford finished third at 291, with Casper 292, Boros 293, and Vossler, Lema, and Oliver tied at 294.
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Jack Dempsey
Snead
West Virginia
Bayer
University of Washington
Havana
Doug Ford
Yonkers
N. Y
Bill Casper
Chulevista
Calif
Julius Boros
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Ernie Vossler
Fort Worth
Tony Lema
San _ Leandro
Ed Oliver
Denver
Bobcats Fall to Panthers in Rain Laced Soccer Loss
Pittsburgh defeated Ohio University 6 to 3 in a muddy rain soaked match. Lucien Pall scored three goals for the Panthers with Bob Silver assisting one. Ohio coach John McCombs praised his team while noting the heavy footing favored Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Panthers
Ohio University
Bobcats
Lucien Pall
John McCombs
Booters
Bob Silver
McComb
Panthers
Ohio U
Knicks Extend Win Streak to Six in NBA Action
The New York Knicks push their streak to six victories with a 98-90 win over Minneapolis. St. Louis and Philadelphia won, Cincinnati dropped to seven straight losses, while Boston beat Cincinnati 130-105. Charlie Tyra led New York with 22 points. Kenny Sears required stitches after a cut. Elgin Baylor scored 18 for the Lakers.
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Associated Press
New York Knickerbockers
National Basketball Assn
Cincinnati Royals
Skein
Minneapolis
Knicks
Syracuse
Philadelphia
Lakers
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Charlie Tyra
Kenny Sears
Knick
Laker
Elgin Baylor
Baylor
Fight Results Across Cities Highlight Upsets and Wins
Hollywood Paulie Armstead of Los Angeles outpointed Johnny Gonsalves of Oakland in a 10 round bout. Isaac Logart of Havana knocked out Ciilo Gil of Argentina in 8. Ike Chestnut of New York outpointed Roberto Mono Garcia of Mexico in 10. Leo Espinosa of the Philippines outpointed Kiyoshi Miura of Japan in 12. Flash Elorde of the Philippines stopped Keiichi Ishikawa of Japan in 6.
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Calif
Paulie Armstead
Los Angeles
Johnny Gonsalves
Oakland
Buenos Aires
Isaac Logart
Havana
Ciilo Gil
Argentina
Mexico City
Ike Chestnut
New York
Roberto
Mono”’ Garcia
Mexico
Manila
Leo Espinosa
Philippines
Kiyoshi Miura
Japan
Flash Elorde
Keiichi Ishaikawa
Stuhldreher To Speak At OU Fall Banquet
Harry A. Stuhldreher of Notre Dame fame and the Four Horsemen will headline Ohio University's fall sports banquet honoring football cross country and soccer squads. The Massillon native and former All American is now a U S Steel executive and Football Hall of Fame inductee.
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Harry A. Stuhldreher
Massillon
Stuhldretre
Carroll Widdoes
Stuhldreher
United States Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
New York City
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame
Villanova University
University of Wisconsin
U. S. Steel Corp
American Football Coaches Association
Junior Achievement of Pittsburgh
Allegheny Council
Boy Scouts of America
Boys’ Club of Pittsburgh
Pop Warner
OU Harriers Finish Fifth In All Ohio Meet
The Ohio University cross country team placed fifth among five teams at Oberlin in the fourth All Ohio championships. Top Bobcats included Don Redman 11th and Gary Stewart 12th, with two seniors to race NCAA next in East Lansing, Michigan.
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OU Harriers
Ohio
Ohio University
Oberlin
Miami
Kent State
Wooster
Redskins
Dave Emery
Bob Sehul
Gary Stewart
Don Redman
Bob Rinehart
Neil Holden
Rod King
Don Wolpert
Frank Doll
Aubrey Dexter
Redman
Dickey
East Lansing
Mich
Stewart
Bob Flury
Shade Panthers Defeat Zaleski 61-53 In Weekend Run
Shade's Panthers beat Zaleski 61 to 53 for their second win in as many nights. Postgame scoring saw Ronnie Flanders with 21, Ned Swindell 17, and Robert Lee 13 for Shade, while Allman led Zaleski with 20 and Burley and Tripp each had 10.
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Panthers
Zaleski
Athens County
Duke Burson
Harrisonville
Ronnie Flanders
Ned Swindell
Robert Lee
Allman
Burley
Tripp
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Piaceta Cine
Lee
Sethen
David Sheets
Weekend Grid Scores Highlight Close SEC Thriller
LSU edged Mississippi State 7 to 6 in a Saturday night clash. North Texas defeated Houston 10 to 0 while Drake beat Wichita 8 to 32. New York routed Minneapolis 98 to 90 and Boston dropped Cincinnati 130 to 105 in NBA action.
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Mississippi State
Miss. Southern
Va. Tech
Texas
Houston
Arizona
Western
Hardin Simmons
W. Texas
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