Athens Jackson grid clash tops SEC card in Buckeye League
Athens and Jackson meet in Jackson as the SEC Buckeye race tightens with Middleport and Gallipolis in action. Athens seeks a second straight win to stay tied atop the standings, while Jackson aims to upset the leaders behind Keith Mungan and veteran backs.
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Browns face Steeler game hurt by injuries in Cleveland
Browns may be without guard Alex Agase halfback Rex Bumgardner Dopey Phelps and tackle Chubby Grigg for next Saturday night’s contest with the Pittsburgh Steelers at Pittsburgh. Lou Groza remains sidelined. X rays to determine Agase and Bumgardner injuries. Giants own two wins with no defeats after shutting out the Browns. Dante Lavelli leads in receptions and Otto Graham tops in passing.
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Cleveland Browns
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New York Giants
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Dopey Phelps
Chubby Grigg
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National Football League
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Dub Jones
Otto Graham
Figgs Tie for First After Sweeping CSOE in Ladies Bowling
Figg Shop moves into a tie for first by sweeping CSOE 3-0. Mahaffey leads with a 529 series and 206 game as Figgs post 641 695 702 for 2040 total while CSOE totals 1950. Kyle's Shop beats Roger Deans 2-1. Millie Hall tops with 506 series and 193 176 137. Beasley Mathews falls to Bank's Sport Shop 1911 1840. Vi Widdoes leads games with 472, while Strawn battles a 4-10 split.
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Pauline Smith
Rutland B eleven defeats junior high squad 14 to 0
Rutland B football team beat Coach Bill Lepp's Junior High 14 to 0 at Pt. Pleasant. The Rutland offense struggled early but in the second half moved well, with Mickey Whalen making key tackles, Buddy Skillman's jump passes, and the backfield of Paul Martin and Jewell tying the scoring together.
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Buddy Skillman
Paul Martin
Jewell
Davis and Coon Club Finalists Set for 36 Hole Match
Earl Davis Jr and Les Coon meet for the Athens Country Club championship in a 36 hole match announced by pro Bob Littler. The public event tees off at 9 30 a m for the first 18 and 1 30 p m for the second round. Davis represents Ohio University and is rated a slight under par.
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Les Coon
Athens Country Club
Bob Littler
Littler
Davis
Ohio University
Finsterwald Bags Second Hole-in-One at Athens Club
Don Finsterwald scored his second career ace with a 127 yard No. 8 iron at Athens Country Club. He played in a foursome with Earl Davis Jr Don Ferguson and Dave Rambo as his previous ace came on the same hole last year. Davis reached the tourney finals defeating Barstow Guthrie Branstiter and Smith.
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Athens Country Club
Finsterwald
Earl Davis, Jr
Don Ferguson
Dave Rambo
Dog
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Don Barstow
Dick Guthrie
Herb Branstitter
Art Smith
Coon
Jack Algeo
Robbin Gardner
Bill Garrison
Tom Evans
Ray Shepard
Carl Clifford
Earl Davis, Sr
O. L. Brooks
Maurice Guthrie
Dr. J. D. Haskins
George Banks
Somerville Maintains Tie For First In Happy Family League
Somerville Implement Co. ties for first with Anchor Billiards after winning two of three games from Buffington Greenhouse in the Happy Family League at the 22nd Street alleys. Park Theatre takes three from City Bus Co. Forest Ingraham leads Somerville with 501 and 173 high. Erma Wright totals 493. Anchor Billiards wins first game against Ford Hack by 13 pins and loses the last by two. Griff Durbin leads Park Theatre with 587 pins. Carl McDaniel tops City Bus with 455.
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Buffington Greenhouse
Ford Hack
Park Theatre
City Bus Co
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Somerville
Erma Wright
Davis
Greenhousers
Anchors
Alex Cruickshank
Lou Waugh
Paul White
Griff Durbin
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Carl McDaniel
City Bus
Mason County Pinmen Lose Four Straight
Mason County bowling five from Point Pleasant dropped four straight in the Tri-State League at Chillicothe Ohio to Taylor's Stag Bar. Durbin led Point Pleasant with 785 total and a 214 high game while Pard Hudson had a 218 high. Nusbaum led the Stags with 861 and a 256 high.
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Glouster Tomcats travel to face Marietta Reserves Saturday
Glouster High Tomcats, 1-3 in Muskingum Valley League football, head to a Saturday 9 p.m. game against Marietta Reserves. The Tomcats sit seventh after losses to Dresden and Philo, with a season opener win over New Concord. Philo leads the league with a 2-0 mark as several teams jockey for position.
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Philo
Dayton Indians Switch to Browns Farm System
Dayton joins the St. Louis Browns farm network moving from a Cleveland Indians working agreement. Five players transfer to San Diego and Dayton aligns with San Antonio in Texas League while Wichita loses the deal. Joe Schultz may become Dayton manager as Bill Veeck Rudy Schaffer and Dr. Warren G. Bradford oversee the transition.
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Seattle Manager Paul Richards Set to Pilot White Sox
The Post-Intelligencer reports Seattle manager Paul Richards will pilot the Chicago White Sox next season. An announcement of Richards signing with the American League club is expected soon, per an unquestioned Midwestern source.
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Earn $10 000 a year selling heaters in Ohio interview
Advertises a permanent sales opportunity with training pay for three months and potential earnings up to 10000 annually within 2 or 3 years. Requires men aged 30 to 37 with a car, married, seeking steady factory sales work. Interview set for October 7–8 at Hotel Lancaster. Williamson Heater Co. promotes gas oil coal gravity and forced air furnaces in wartime.
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