Marshall Hosts Ohio U In MAC Title Chase Bid
Ohio U Bobcats visit Marshall College in Huntington W Va seeking a MAC upset to move into sole first place while Marshall eyeing a leaders clash atop the conference. Ohio carries a injury plagued lineup with Les Carney sidelined and Jim Hilles moved to wingback as coach Widdoes vows more passing.
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Marshall
Big Green
Huntington
W. Va
Herb Royer
Miami
Purdue
Coaptain
Herb Hess
Dick Allen
Cagle Curtis
Roy Goines
Curtis
Ohio
Les Carney
Harvard
Ron Hannan
Ed Ciesinski
Jim Hilles
Hilles
Carrol Widdoes
Widdoes
Ohio U
Bill Garrison
John Yates
John McCormick
Terry Mallett
Ken Fisher
Ron Fenik
Paul Gallagher
Gabe Desantis
Tom Redman
Larry Buckles
Marshall College
Bob Wagner
Sam Sirianni
Bloomer the Beagle Crowned Field Champion in Ohio Trials
Beagle Bloomer owned by Harvey Hawkins of The Plains earned the Field Champion title after defeating 64 dogs at the Columbus Beagle Club event. Bloomer, sired by Pea Ridge Rambler Joe, has 3 licensed wins and 215 points, with a potential six to seven years of competition ahead.
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Pea Ridge Bloomer
Tennessee
Bloomer
Harvey Hawkins
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Columbus Beagle Club
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Hawkins
Port Sheldon
Mich
Athens County
the Plains
Champ
Margaret Bolin
Al Lopez Named AL Manager of The Year 1957
Al Lopez of the Chicago White Sox was named American League Manager of the Year for 1957 by the Baseball Writers Association of America. Lopez led a second place White Sox to a strong showing, ahead of Casey Stengel and Paul Richards.
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New York Yankees
Paul Richards
Baltimore
Baseball Writers’ Assn. of America
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Richards
Stengel
Frank Pinky Higgins
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Tampa
Fla
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Notre Dame Coach Brennan Opens 1957 Season
Notre Dame football coach Terry Brennan began the 1957 season with a three year coaching record of 19 victories and 11 setbacks.
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Notre Dame
Terry Brennan
Rio Grande tops Eastern 20 13 in fourth quarter rally
Rio Grande High School rallied from a halftime deficit to beat Eastern High School of Meigs County 20 13. Smitty Jarrell scored Rio’s final TD from the 3 yard line after a 51 yard drive as Rio finished league play with a 2 3 record while Eastern fell to 1 3.
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Rio
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Jarrell
Meigs County Boys
Eddie Hartung
Bob Martin
van Fadely
Pitchford
Gary Shamblin
Fadely
Sammy Williams
Fadeley
Jarrel
Cena
Myers
Gaul
Athens Hosts Pomeroy in Crucial SECUL Showdown
Biggers may replace injured Smith for home game as Athens Bulldogs aim to stay in SECUL title race. Coach Don Eskey relies on veterans, with Brent Cornwell at QB and junior Hawthorne pacing Pomeroy. A strong crowd expected at Athens Stadium tonight.
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Wellston
Jackson
Don Eskey
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Pomeroy
Bulldogs
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Eskey
Bill Biggers
Brent Cornwell
Max Schwarzel
Jack Gaskins
Bulldog
Vic Stanson
Richard Life
Buz Ball
Jim Sweeney
Louis Ruman
Dick Knight
Alan McGrath
Hawthorne
Purple Panther
Terry Phalin
Rodney Spencer
Vernon Harrison
Sam Snead Struggles as Japan Takes Canada Cup Lead
In Tokyo Sam Snead faltered with a cold steel putter as Japan led the Canada Cup with Nakamura and Ono delivering 68 and 70. The U S team, helped by Demaret, trails at 281 as Australia and Britain-Ireland contenders push toward the final rounds.
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Sam Snead
U.S
Tokyo
United States
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Jimmy Demaret
Sons of Nippon
Torakichi Nakamura
Kasumigaseki
Koichi Ono
Japan
Gary Player
Harold Henning
Golf
Peter Thomson
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Snead
Wales
England
Xavier Next For OU Frosh
Influenza forced cancellation of the Ohio University Marshall freshman game at Ohio Stadium. OU and Marshall frosh squads showed uneven turnout with 26 and 15 players respectively. The Miami game highlighted OU running backs while Xavier prepares to face the Bobkittens in Cincinnati.
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Balough
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Musketeer
Cincinnati
Ohio Coaches Pick North South All Star Cage Game
Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Assn. plans a June 20 North South all star scholastic game at Hobart Arena Troy. The event unites districts with a northern five from northeast and northwest and southern picks from other areas, directed by district delegates and officials.
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Ohio
Hobart Arena
Troy
Association
Northeast
Northwest
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Middletown
Charles Weimer
Franklin
Frank Shannon
Urbana
Urbana Boosters Club
State Board of Control
Ohio High School Athletic Assn
Walker
Cage
Shannon
Max Douglas
Newark
J. P. Miller
Pleasantville
Alston Wins New Dodgers Contract In West Coast Debut
Los Angeles Dodgers manager Walt Alston sealed a new contract after arriving in town with a goose egg bump on his head from a taxi collision with a limousine. He quipped the mishap shows the ongoing Giants rivalry remains fierce now that both teams are in California.
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