Truex Dominates NCAA Cross Country in Midwest Return
Max Truex formerly of War saw Ind now running for the University of Southern California won the four mile NCAA cross country race in 19:12.3 in East Lansing. He topped John Macy and Jerry Smartt as Notre Dame captured its first team title with 121 points while Michigan State finished second at 128.
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Georgetown
Henry Kennedy
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John Macy
Houston
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Truex
Jerry Smartt
Len Adelen
Minnesota
Crawford Kennedy
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Browns May Play Without O Connell Against Cards
Cleveland Browns may be without quarterback Tom O Connell for the final home game with the Chicago Cardinals as stretched shoulder and back muscles threaten his start. Rookie Milt Plum impressed in relief against the Rams, guiding a 45 31 comeback after a 7 7 halftime. Defensive back Warren Lahr also could be sidelined with a badly sprained ankle, with Bobby Freeman ready to step in.
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O'Connell
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Los Angeles Rams
Penn Statler
Detroit
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Warren Lahr
Lahr
Bobby Freeman
Auburn
Boxing results wrap from AP reports across cities
The Associated Press ringside notes show New York fighter Alex Miteff stopping Tony Gagliardo after a 203 percent effort in Brooklyn while Ralph Dupas outscores Mickey Crawford in New Orleans. Randy Turpin stops Uwe Janssen in Leicester as Joe Erskine defeats Joe Bufiaves in Wales. Russell Sands outpoints Hocine Khalfi in Sydney with wide margins.
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Alex Miteff
Argentina
Tony Gagliardo
Brooklyn
New Orleans
Ralph Dupas
Mickey Crawford
Saginaw
Mich
Leicester
England
Randy Turpin
Uwe Janssen
Germany
Joe Erskine
Wales
Joe Bufraves
Jamaica
Sydney
Australia
Russell Sands
Hocine Khalfi
Algeria
Athens Kiwanis Honor Banquet Praises 1957 Football Team
Ohio University coach Robert Wren spoke at the Athens Kiwanis Club banquet honoring the 1957 Athens High School football team held at Hotel Berry. He credited school administration for strong programs, praised Coach Don Eskey, commended gear and officials, and urged youth to pursue higher education. The event, with six Ironton district members and the Big Monkey traveling bank, continued to Chilli cocothe.
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Ohio University
Athens High
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Bulldog
Athens Kiwanis Club
Wren
Athens
Don Eskey
Jack Gilbert
The
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Roger Burk
Charles McAfee
Ed Bannon
Carrol Widdoes
Ironton
Chillicothe
Ohio hunters report strong opening day for pheasants
Division of Wildlife finds 6300 hunters checked with 30 percent higher success than 1956. Weather favorable across most states with good hunting remains expected. Delaware Wildlife Area shows 3110 hunters with 1770 rabbits and 620 pheasants on day one. day two yields 1860 hunters, 410 rabbits, 188 pheasants. District reports reflect increases in rabbits and pheasants in Nos 2 and 4, with No 5 steady. Pheasant season runs to December 7. rabbit season ends January 1 1958. extended seasons exist at Rest Haven Killdeer Plains Maumee State Forest Spring Valley and Delaware with daytime permits at certain areas.
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Division of Wildlife
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Resthaven
Killdeer Plains
Maumee State Forest
Spring Valley
Delaware
Karras Clark Pace Named To Big Ten Team
Michigan State star Jim Ninowski joins Clark Pace and Kowalczyk in the backfield as The Associated Press selects the All Big Ten football team led by Iowa tackle Alex Karras the only unanimous pick. Ohio State and Iowa place multiple players with Michigan also represented.
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Pace
BIG Ten
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Michigan State
Associated Press
Ohio State
Iowa
Michigan
Alex Karras
Don Clark
Jim Ninowski
Jim Pace
Walt Kowalczyk
Kowalczyk
Pat Burke
Dan Currie
Leo Brown
Aurelius Thomas
Jim Gibbons
Frank Bloomquist
Ninowski
Brown
Buckeyes Top AP Poll Over Michigan State For Second
Auburn led by Hugh Fullerton Jr. reports Ohio State rose to second in the AP poll while Michigan State dropped to third after a fumbling game against Kansas State. Alabama’s Plainsmen stay near the top as 227 voters tally 1850 points for the season rankings ahead of next week’s final poll.
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Auburn
Associated Press
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Ohio State
Hugh O'Donnell
Oklahoma
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Spartans
Texas A&m
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Army
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APMIS
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Mississippi State
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Dorks
Torrorreo
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Florida
Auburn Tops FSU then Prepares for Iron Bowl Standoff
Ranked No 1 Auburn routed Florida State 29 7 to close the regular season and set its sights on rival Alabama in the season finale. The Tigers have won nine straight, allowing only four touchdowns all year. Ohio State Michigan State and Iowa also finished their seasons last week in the Big Ten race.
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Alabama
Ohio State
Michigan State
Iowa
Auburn
Bowling League Standings and Balloting Update
The report covers weekly bowling results with top scores, team wins, and individual leaders across Monday to Thursday nights. It also includes college football rankings notes showing Auburn leading with 85 first place votes and Ohio State, Michigan State, and others in the top 10.
Pettit Tops NBA Scorers as Yardley and Schayes Follow
Bob Pettit of St. Louis regains the No 1 spot with 327 points in 13 games to lead the NBA scorers. George Yardley Dolph Schayes sit close after 13 games, while Neil Johnston and Bill Sharman round out the top five. Yardley leads in scoring average. Johnston excels in field goal percentage. Sharman dominates free throw shooting. Russell has most rebounds and Stokes leads in assists.
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Bob Pettit
St. Louis
Louisiana
Hawks
George Yardley
Detroit Pistons
Dolph Schayes
Syracuse Nationals
Neil Johnston
Johnston
Sharman
Boston
Bill Russell
Cincinnati
Maurice Stokes
OU to dye autumn turf green for OSU game
The University of Oklahoma will dye its football turf green for the upcoming game against Oklahoma State University, with officials insisting the dye will not wash off. The color was planned for the Nov. 16 Notre Dame telecast but weather prevented application.
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Okla
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma State University
Cardinals Offered Big Trade for Willie Mays
The St. Louis Cardinals offered $750,000 and several players for Willie Mays last June. Giants owner Horace Stoneham confirmed four offers, one totaling a million dollars, with former Cardinal GM Frank Lane involved. Wally Moon was reportedly among the players discussed.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Globe-Democrat
Horace Stoneham
San Francisco Giants
San Francisco
Mays
The
Globe - Democrat
Frank Lane
Cardinals
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Wally Moon
Brothers Dominate Scoring In NHL Race
Montreal report shows Maurice Rocket Richard out since November 13 with 11 goals and 12 assists for 23 points while his brother Henri Pocket Rocket Richard leads with 27 points from 13 goals and 14 assists. New York rookie goalie Marcel Paille tops regular net in GAA at 2.18.
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Richard
Henri
Maurice
the Rocket
Pocket Rocket
Marcel Paille
New York
Palys Returns to Reds After Strong Nashville Fall
Stan Palys, 27, who hit .359 for Nashville last season, will get another chance with the Cincinnati Redlegs next spring. He provides a right handed bat and veteran presence for the club as it builds toward the 1960 season.
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Nashville
Cincinnati Redlegs
Giants Scout Sees Few Qualified Defensive Backs in College
New York Giants scout Jack Lavelle with nearly 30 years in the business says defensive backs are scarce in college. He notes players must excel on both sides in college but specialize in the pros. Lavelle evaluates seniors for pro potential, focusing on speed blocking tackling and game sense while assessing opponents and defensive weaknesses.
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Frank Eck
Jack Lavelle
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New York Giants
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Packers
Giants
Big Jack
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Chicago
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