Athens Bulldogs Vow First Victory Over Nelsonville Hounds
In a battle for cellar status in the SECUL Athens hosts Nelsonville in a Friday night showdown. Nelsonville, 1-4-0, faces Athens, eager for its first win as coach Don Eskey reshuffles veterans and features freshman back Bill Kunzman and quarterback Bob Nelson with support from Stufflebean on defense.
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Indians To Remain In Cleveland Amid Move Speculation
Cleveland owners announced the Indians will stay in Cleveland after a directors poll. William R. Daley said the club is here to stay, citing strong local support and a goal to restore Cleveland as baseball’s leading city. He warned the move question should not be raised again.
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Ramos Again Leads Gopher Ball Pitchers
Washington righthander Pedro Ramos repeated as the American League gopher ball leader in 1958 while trimming homers allowed to 36. Don Newcombe and Johnny Antonelli tied for the National League crown with 31, as Robin Roberts yielded 30. Newcombe and Antonelli struggled most with Dodgers and Brewers batters, while Ramos allowed nine homers to Boston and Detroit. Roberts had led with 46 in 1956 and 40 in 1957.
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Hawks Riding High In NHL
The Chicago Black Hawks climbed to the top of the NHL standings with three wins and a tie, including a 7-2 rout of the Detroit Red Wings. They sit one point ahead of the Montreal Canadiens, who beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-3 in a late rally.
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Yankees name Ed Lopat minor league pitching coach
The New York Yankees announce Ed Lopat as minor league pitching coach. The former left handed star has managed the Richmond club in the International League for three seasons and will tutor pitchers at minor league camps and serve as roving instructor during the season.
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Hall of Fame Names Nine New Members
The National Football Foundation names nine new Hall of Fame inductees led by Charles Barrett Cornello David Campbell Harvard Marshall Goldberg Pittsburgh Harry Kipke Michigan Francis Lund Minnesota Frank Schwab Lafayette Harry Stuhldreher Notre Dame Harry Kilinger Young Washington and Lee Tad Jones Yale Six living members will be honored with President Eisenhower at the Foundation dinner in New York on October 28 where the President receives the first gold medal award.
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Bobcats Aim for First Win at Kenyon
Ohio University's soccer team travels to Kenyon for a key road game after a 3-1 loss to Ohio State. Coach John McComb notes defensive lapses but stresses team spirit as the Bobcats seek a breakthrough and equity in seven remaining games.
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Weekend Card for Top Ten Ohio High School Football
The Associated Press list spotlights top teams Warren Harding Canton Central Catholic Massillon Mansfield Alliance Cleveland Glenville Cleveland Cathedral Latin Cleveland John Adams Marion Harding Findlay Springfield Hamilton Dayton Fairfield Youngstown East Raven Newark Zanesville in the weekend slate.
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Ohio University-Bobcats Aim to End Miami Streak
Ohio University Bobcats, 3-1, seek a victory over Miami to snap a 1942 drought and shake the Mid-American race. The Miami win would cement their pennant bid, while Bowling Green and other MAC contests headline the Saturday schedule across several Ohio colleges.
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Merchant's Double's Classic Standings and Results
Local pool standings list Rex Snider Dave Strawn and Kenny Sams among top scorers with team totals. Sams Smith pair claim team high 427 single and 1175 three-game series. Les Smith posts high 236 single and 634 for three games in the weekly results.
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Yankees Share 8759 Each In 1958 World Series Payout
Commissioner Ford Frick announced World Series shares showing New York players earned 32 winning shares at 8759 dollars each totaling 2863 dollars more than losers. Milwaukee's losers received 5896 dollars per man, while winners' total fell 165 dollars short of 1957 Braves.
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Nishitetsu Lions Tie Breaker Win Over Giants in Japan Series
Pitcher Kazuhisa Inao struck out and held the Yomiuri Giants to three runs while belting a decisive home run in the ninth. The victory left Nishitetsu 3 2 ahead in the best of seven.
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Mayville Beats Valley City Teachers 12–6 in Open Game
Mayville clashed with Valley City Teachers and posted a 12 to 6 win. Southern of Dakota led Sioux Falls 21 to 0 in their contest as the day’s scoring unfolded.
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Ohio U Buckeyes House Team at Lake Hope Before Homecoming
Ohio University coach Bill Hess plans to keep the football squad at Lake Hope Lodge overnight after a brief workout. The aim is to keep players away from Homecoming activities before the Miami game Saturday, continuing a Hess practice from his Hayes days. The Green and White Club will move the team in a caravan of VW trucks to the lakeside retreat.
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Coach Christie Dies At 90 In Berkeley
Walter Christie, famed track coach for over four decades and head of the 1924 U S Olympic team, died at 90 in a Berkeley rest home. He coached at California, Williams, Columbia, Princeton, and the Naval Academy, guiding Cal to 1921 22 and 23 national titles and overseeing Edwards Track Stadiums rise. His pupils included Eddie Beeson, former world high jump record holder, and Karl Shattuck, once world hammer throw mark holder.
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Heavies Clash In TV Fight At Madison Square Garden
New York telecast features George Chuvalo of Toronto and Pat McMurtry of Tacoma in a 10 round heavyweight bout. Chuvalo, 21, touted as a rising star, is a 7-5 favorite over McMurtry who holds a 29-2-1 record and has knocked out 23 opponents. McMurtry, a former Marine, favors an aggressive opponent and could provide a decisive challenge.
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Boxing notes from California bouts and cancellations
Hollywood and Sacramento fight items note Boots Monroe of Los Angeles stopping opponent Herman Marquez of Stockton. A Stockton bout featuring Willie Morton against Domasco Collazo in Sacramento was canceled.
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Buckeyes Set to Welcome Indiana in Big Showdown
Indiana lags 1-2 after losses to Notre Dame West Virginia and Iowa while Ohio State arrives unbeaten before about 83 000 fans. The Hoosiers as 21 point underdogs face the Bucks whose ground attack has overwhelmed opponents. Coach Phil Dickens returns from suspension and adapts to improve Indiana play as they try to restrain a heavy Bucks line.
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Homecoming Event Schedule Sponsored by Alumni Association
The Alumni Association sponsors homecoming events including luncheons coffee hours and campus dances. A halftime queen trophy presentation by Dwight Rutherford along with multiple personal and house decoration trophies. 19 candidates for queen and 13 housing units decorated. WOUB will cover pep rally parade game and dances with live and taped broadcasts.
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Trap Shoot Planned by Hocking Valley Sportsmen
The Hocking Valley Sportsmen's Association will stage a trap shoot starting at 10 a.m. Sunday on Radford Road with trap and still targets. Prizes include hams and turkeys. A regular meeting is scheduled at 8 this evening.
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