Bobcats top Flyers in windy Ohio clash with 27-8 win
Ohio U. shook off five Dayton fumbles and a windy day to upset the Flyers 27-8 as Bobcats Roll in a decisive second half. Bob Brooks led OU with 81 yards on 28 carries while Dayton struggled with turnovers and missed chances.
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Warren Harding Tops High School Poll
Warren Harding remains first after a 32-8 win over East Liverpool as Massillon moves into second with a 19-0 victory over Benedictine. The AP poll lists Springfield, Marion Harding, and other top teams with shifting spots following weekend results.
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Braves Penalized After World Series Fallout
Milwaukee Braves faced unprecedented fines as 22 players and star Ryne Duren faced penalties from Commissioner Ford Frick following a controversial World Series incident. Duren received $250, while players were fined $50 each for the team’s off field actions during the tense finale.
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Army Tops AP National Football Poll After Notre Dame Win
Army rose to No. 1 in the AP national rankings after a 14-2 victory over Notre Dame. Auburn held second with Auburn receiving 54 first place votes and 1,434 points to Army’s 77 first place votes and 1,611 points.
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Indians in Move Debate Looms Over 1959 Season
Cleveland Indians board of directors may decide next week whether to relocate the club after attendance tumbled from a 1948 peak of 2,420,627 to 662,804 in 1958. Owner Daley says offers from Minneapolis and Houston are possible, with a Oct. 31 deadline for minor league territory and two thirds AL approval needed for any shift.
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Ford claims second AL ERA title in 1958 season
Yankees lefty Whitey Ford topped the American League with a 2.01 ERA for 1958, the second such crown of his career and fifth in seven years by a Yankee pitcher. He went 14-7 in 29 starts, with seven shutouts despite a sore arm late season. Stu Miller led the National League with 2.47 ERA for the Giants.
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Freshmen Tryout Set For Ohio University Swim Team
Ohio University coach Bob Bartels announced that all freshmen interested in trying out for the Bobcats should report today at 4 p.m. in the Natatorium. The varsity has been training there for about two and a half weeks.
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Minneapolis Tops Detroit In High Scoring Affair
The Minneapolis team defeated Detroit 117 to 102 in a dynamic game. The scoring spread showed strong performances from both sides as the crowd witnessed a fast paced clash.
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Australians Grab 1st Golf Title at St Andrews
Australia wins the Eisenhower Trophy after an 18 hole playoff with the United States at St Andrews Old Course. Peter Toogood Bruce Devlin Bob Stevens and Doug Bachli counted for the Aussies while Charlie Coe Billy Joe Patton Frank Taylor and Bill Hyndman led the U S effort. Australia total 222 to USA 224 after 72 holes 918 strokes.
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Bud) Taylor
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OU Hoopsters Begin Practice Amid Freshmen Astros
Ohio University to start basketball practice Wednesday with about 16 varsity hopefuls and numerous freshmen. Coach Jim Snyder, in his 10th season, plans three evening workouts weekly and two afternoon skull sessions during the first two and a half weeks. Returning lettermen include Co-Captains Bob Anderson and Dick Nerman along with Dave Scott Jerry Wolf Ver Lynn Witte Bob Gaunt Dale Bandy Bruce Johnson. Top sophomores Bunk Adams and Howard Jolliff plus other sophs vie for spots.
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Browns' Jim Brown Dominates Early NFL Ground Gaining
Browns star Jim Brown leads the league in rushing through the first three games of 1958 with 482 yards on 75 carries averaging 6.4 yards per attempt and 160 yards per game as Cleveland stays undefeated. He eyes Steven Van Buren’s 1949 rushing record of 1146 yards.
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Bowhunters Plan Sunday Shoot at Athens Range
The Athens County Bowhunters Association hosts a ribbon and metal bow shoot at the Luhrig Road field range on Sunday. Registration ends at 9 a.m. with a one dollar fee. Spectators may attend.
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