Circleville Tigers Invade Athens For Opener
Circleville visits Athens for the season opener at 8 p m with a 7 p m preliminary by Bulldogs reserves. Coach Charlie McAfee predicts a close contest noting Circleville’s past tight games and Athens height shortfall. Starting for Athens are Wickερham at center Riggs and Baker forward with Nelson at guard. guards Kyle Blosser Wallace and Bean compete for the other guard spot.
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Athens Bulldogs
Circleville
Bulldogs
Charlie McAfee
Tigers
Athens
McAfee
Russ Wickerham
Bob Martin
Bulldog
Wickerham
Larry Riggs
Larry Baker
Bob Nelson
Jim Kyle
Dick Blosser
Art Wallace
Frank Bean
Freshmen Bobbittens Impress In Scrimmage Contested Bout
In a Tuesday scrimmage OU freshmen beat the varsity 80 66 but Bobbitten guards Ron Katz and Bill Whaley sparked a 41 39 halftime lead with sharp outside shooting Whaley going 6 for 6 and Katz 6 of 7 from the floor Coach Blosser praised the group as a solid base for a tough season Verlynn Witte showed punch adding 10 points and rebounding while Jule Rivlin ruled Herm Connor will miss the first semester with a knee injury raising questions of season long eligibility
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Jim Snyder
Bobrittens
Ron Katz
Cleveland
Speedboy
Bill Whaley
Athens
Kermit Blosser
Whaley
Katz
Bobbittens
Blosser
Bobkittens
Miami
Marshall
Kermit
Verlynn Witte
Dave Scott
Witte
Wyoming High School
Howard Jolliff
Scott
BIG Green
Jule Rivlin
Herm Connor
Connor
Rivlin
Panthers Rout Jackets 44-12 for fourth place
Pur ple Panthers over Middleport in Thanksgiving clash to post 4-3 in Southeastern Ohio Athletic League and 7-3 overall. Pomeroy tallied 164 rushing and 114 passing yards as Phalin connected with Grueser Parker and Coates for two touchdowns. Middleport finished fifth at 3-4 league, 6-4 overall, with Hartinger and Abbott scoring.
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Middleport
Pomeroy High
Alex Cilo
Purple Panthers
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Gallipolis
Yellow Jackets
John Thompson
Pomeroy
Terry Phalin
Dave Hartinger
Panthers
Jackets
Hartinger
Tom Grueser
Phalin
Harrison
Nick Coates
Grueser
Howard Parker
Gary Freeman
Gene Abbott
Coates
Parker
Freeman
Abbott
Anderson Fraser Win Wales Doubles Title
Mal Anderson and Neale Fraser captured the New South Wales Championships doubles crown in Sydney defeating Ashley Cooper and Rod Laver 5-7 9-7 6-4 6-4. The match was dull and the teams looked to Davis Cup form, with Cooper set to defend his singles title against Earl Buchholz on Saturday.
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Sydney
Mal Anderson
Neale Fraser
New South Wales
Ashley Cooper
Rod Laver
Cooper
United States
Earl Buchholz
Happy Family Mixed League Scores From Sportland Lanes
Nov 26 1958 at Sportland Lanes shows results from the Happy Family Mixed league with teams Broughtons Dairy, Pepsi Cola, Buffingtons Greenhouse and others. Top bowlers include Benny Neal 554 and Herm Hoschar 549, with team standings and postponed matches noted.
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Sportland Lanes
Happy Family
Pleasant Ladies
Broughtons Dairy
Haus ‘de
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Iteli E. Ge
Pacnencatentune
Dones Bulek
Pepsi Cola
Roscoe’s Han
Buffingtons Greenhouse
Whistle Pop
Fiscus Radio
Balls Steak House
Common. Telephone Co
Bkroughtons Dairy
Tele. Co
E.E
Buffingtons
Ohio
Roscoe’s
Sparkies
Buick
Benny Neal
B.D
Herm, Hoschar
W.P
Irene Tom
Ferrell
Spark
Gloria. Thompson
Vivian Tillis
Erma Wright
Bet, Ambrose
B.S.H
H. Oseland
Golda Pratt
Goodfellowship
Point Pleasant Nenreciaemie
Catalytic
Empire Furniture
W. L
Shinn
Cccpacen
Rick’s
Ware House
Devault TV
Saibie
Ibis Wells
Administration
A. E. Thomas
Bauer Barber Shop
Shinn’s
Empire Furn
Toral Morrison
E. F
Red Moore
Admin
Campbell
Fran Farley
Acetg
Gail Faire
Jack Smith
Ware H
Bob Tillis
Bill Burdette
Purch
M. S'«rass
Ted Stevens
Dick Walters
Rick White
Livingston
Const
Bob Marckie
D.T.V
Dack Colley
Jim Lewis
E.F
Anne Boggs
Ohio class AA all state football team named
Logan Risch of Logan earns first team defense in Ohio’s 1958 class AA all state selections. Marion Harding end Bob Middleton tops linemen, with multiple players from Cleveland, Massillon, Elyria and other schools named at end, tackle, guard, center, quarterback and back positions. A separate class A all state will be announced later.
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Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press
Bob Middleton
Marion Harding
John Mummey
Painesville
Harvey
Elader
Bob Risch
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Troy Trojans down The Plains in Athens County League clash
In Athens County League play Troy Trojans beat The Plains 54 to 41 for their fifth straight victory. Larry Fore led Carthage Troy with 17 points while Fred Burdette added 12 for The Plains as Troy pulled away after a close first quarter and led 28-22 at halftime.
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Plains
Carthage-Troy
Trojans
Carthage Troy
Larry Fore
Fred Burdette
Dodd
Fore
Simmons
Galbreth
Lofchart
Deam
the Plains
Pratt
West
Jackson Triumphs 6-0 Over Oak Hill In Season Finale
Jackson's Ironmen clinched the Jackson County title with a 6-0 win over Oak Hill. Carl Surrett scored the lone touchdown on a 50 yard drive in the third quarter. extra point attempt failed. Jackson finished 6-2-2, Oak Hill 7-3.
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Oak Hill
Jackson
Ironmen
Jim Dudding
Wellston
Carl Surrett
All-Secal
Athens County Bowhunters Hold Annual Championship Shoot
The Athens County Bowhunters Association will hold its annual championship at the Luhrig Road range. Registration begins at 8 a.m. and shooting starts at.
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Athens County Bowhunters Assn
Luhrig Road
Rockbridge Edges South Bloomingville in Hocking County League Upset
Rockbridge Red Raiders upset previously unbeaten South Bloomingville 66 to 46 on Rockbridge floor. Tom Dupler led with 23 points, Jim West 19, while Gibisonville and Laurelville won elsewhere in Thanksgiving week games.
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LOGAN
Rockbridge Red Raiders
South Bloomingville
Gibisonville
Carlton Hill
Laurelville
Tom Dupler
Rockbridge
Raiders
Dupler
Jim West
Jim Unger
Dodger
Jim McManaway
Carbon Hill
McManaway
Art Williams
Smith
Flowers
J. West
P. West
Glen
Waltz
Unger
Yarrett
Daubenmire
Reynolds
Keck
McNichols
Army Navy game caps college football season
Army holds 7-0-1 as bowls near full. Tulane and Notre Dame beat Navy while Pitt’s tie with Penn State changed nothing. Rose Bowl pairs Iowa, California. Orange Bowl slots Oklahoma, Syracuse. Cotton Sugar and Gator bowls seek opponents as Air Force and Clemson loom for berths.
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Philadelphia
Municipal
Army
Iowa
California
Oklahoma
Syracuse
Texas Christian
Louisiana State
Associated Press
LSU
TCU
Auburn
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Air Force
Falcons
Colorado
Gem City Bowl headlines and scattered scores
Grid scores show Penn State over Pitts 25 to 21 and Brown trouncing Colgate 28 to 6 in early action. East 15 points, West 31, East 15. Other results include South Carolina 24 Wake Forest 7 and Cincinnati 18 Miami Ohio 7.
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Penn State
Pitts
Cornell
Penn
Brown
Colgate
West
East
South Carolina
Wake Forest
Virginia Tech
VMI
William Mary
Richmond
East Carolina
Guilford
Lenoir Rhyne
Catawba
Allen
Bethune Cookman
Misa Southern
Chattanooga
Texas
Texas A&m
Wiley
Texas College
Abilene Christian
Howard Payne
Cincinnati
Miami
Hamden Wins Fourth Straight In Narrow Victory Over Stockdale
Hamden High extended its unbeaten streak to four with an 82 73 home win over Stockdale. Bud Bethel led Hamden with 33 points and 26 rebounds, supported by Roger Salts 19 and Salmons 16. Thompson led Stockdale with 28 points as Hamden rallied after trailing early and at halftime.
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Hamden
Hamden High
Stockdale
Bud Bethel
Roger Salts
Salmons
Thompson
Pacific's Bass Wins Three National Titles in Championship Game
College of the Pacific fullback Dick Bass hobbled off with a swollen toe but led COP to a 52 6 victory over Fresno State. He finished with 130 yards on 30 carries two rushing TDs and a reception, topping national leaders with 1361 rushing yards 1440 total offense and 16 points. Bass became the first since Byron White in 1937 to win all three national titles in a season. He played through injury after fearing a broken toe and plans to return for another year with COP.
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Fresno
Calif
College of the Pacific
Dick Bass
Tigers
Fresno State
Bass
Vallejo
Byron
Whizzer) White
Colorado
San Diego State
Buchtel York Clinches Easy League Opener
Buchtel York defeated Ames Bern 81 to 48 in the Athens County League opener. Dan Wright led with 31 points, supported by Larry McDonald 23 and Dick Conner 14 as Ron McPherson added 23 for the Greenies. Mitchell Smith fouled out early limiting Ames Bern scoring.
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Buchtel
Buchtel- York
Ames-Bern
Greenies
Mitchell Smith
Smith
Ron McPherson
Dan Wright
Larry McDonald
Joe Dixon
Dick Conner
Mike DeJohn Set To Top Besmanoff At Madison Square Garden
Big Mike De John of Syracuse a 7-6 favorite to defeat Willi Besmanoff of Germany in a 10 round televised heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden. DeJohn rated ninth among contenders despite a 1-2 record this year with wins over Bob Baker and losses to Nino Valdes.
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New York
Mike DeJohn
Syracuse
Willi Besmanoff
Germany
Madison Square Garden
Munich
Baker
DeJohn
Kayes
Cuba
Nino Valdes
Bob Baker
Valdes
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Athens Messenger
Bob Anderson
Ray Wellborn
Joe Tranchini
Eddie Erdelatz
Navy
Bill Carpenter
West Point
Central Press
Circleville Tigers
By ED Wright
George Strode
Panthers Whip Jackets
Anderson
Fraser
Wales
FP. Hutshort
R.C
Leon Yoder
A. BE. T
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Harrison, Hill
Risch
Southeastern Ohio
Vern Harrison
Frank Hill
Marion
Bob Vogel
Massillon
Gene Knight
Newark
Joe Bonar
Bellaire
John Parrish
Canton Lincoln
Doug Rodgers
Portsmouth
Bill Bryant
Galion
Walt Zingg
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Leo Catio
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
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Bruce Puterbaugh
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Walt Sanford
Springfield
Troy
Phillips
McAllister
Lee
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Davis
Bryan
Bloomingville
Murray City
Dodgers
R. Stahr
C. Stahr
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Schroeder
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Matheny
Lopez
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Koon
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The
Clemson
Furman
SMU
Mississippi
Georgia Tech
Florida
Vanderbilt
Rice
NAT L. Football League
Green Bay
Bethel
Pullins
Huston
Roge Salts
Jayjohn
Liest
King
Crabtree
Laghorn
Cantrell
Platt
W. Union
Rollerbowl
Rial
Pacific’s Bass
Dixon
Conner
D. Wright
Millinger
Brady
M. Wright
McDonald
Wolfe
McKillen
Totals
AMES
Bern
Ball
R. Ball
McPherson
Kasler
Ames- Bern
Grover, Reese
Besmanoff
Sinclair
George L. Smith
Sinclair Products
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