Bruins Open Basketball Season At Shade In Busy Month
Nelsonville and Jackson chase SECAL honors in a tight race with a Nov 9 title showdown looming. Jackson hosts Gallipolis while Nelsonville travels to Middleport as Buchtel starts basketball with co captains Bob Day and Tom Odenthal leading a 15 game schedule and a holiday tournament at Nelsonville.
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Larry Levering
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Larry McDonald
Pat Sayre
Gilbert Hall
Ed Dunnington
Ray Tennihill
Tom Cullivan
Dave McC
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Rutland and Rutland area teams lead Big Ohio grid scene
Rutland and Gallia County league champions Rio Grande, Rutland with 7-0 and a 52 point per game offense, and Point Pleasant star in Southeastern Ohio with 308 points in seven wins highlight a strong local grid year. Athens Bulldogs back Widdoes and ground game boost late surge as line play improves.
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Bob Shertzer
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Ohio U Bobcats Seek First Victory at Western Michigan
Ohio University aims for its first win of the season Saturday in Kalamazoo against Western Michigan as the 0-6 Bobcats chase a breakthrough. Western Michigan, 1-2 in MAC play, has only beaten Toledo this season and is seeking a stronger league showing. Ohio has suffered a brutal turnover run with 19 fumbles and 13 lost, plus eight interceptions and three blocked punts, while kicking off to start every game. Larry Buckles leads OU rushing at 5.5 yards per carry, and Don McBride has 20 completions on 56 attempts as the top passer in OU’s aerial tally.
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Gain Impresses Browns. Gets Green Bay Start
Cleveland coach Paul Brown announced 250 pound lineman Gain will start at left end again for the Browns in Milwaukee next Sunday after impressing in the 24-16 loss to the Steelers. He replaces Carlton Massey, sidelined by injury and poor play.
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Meigs County Coon Hunters Plan Banquet and Fish Fry
The Meigs County Coon Hunters Association schedules its annual banquet and fish fry for Saturday November 3 at 7 p.m. at Rock Springs Grange Hall. Secretary Clan Harrison announced that all are welcome, with membership cards required for entry and available at the door.
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Dayton Opens Kentucky Invitational With Illinois Clash
Dayton defends its title as it meets Illinois in the first round of the University of Kentucky Invitational Basketball Tournament in Lexington. The schedule pairs Kentucky with Southern Methodist and Southwest Conference champion SMU in opening night games. Dec 21 22 finals will feature night one winners for the title, losers for third. Dayton, a strong National Invitation Tournament runner up last season, beat Kentucky 89-74 in last year’s meet.
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High School Thursday Friday basketball schedule
The schedule lists Thursday games Trimble at The Plains Glouster and Friday contests including Athens at Wellston Gallipolis at Jackson Pomeroy at Logan Nelsonville at Middleport New Lexington at Glouster Point Pleasant at Ripley Chauncey at Oak Hill and Rio Grande at McArthur.
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NCAA Picks 10 Bowl Games for Postseason Play
The NCAA has approved ten post season football bowls under its competitions committee rules. The list includes the Cotton in Dallas on January 1 and the Rose in Pasadena January 1, with others in Bloomington Bloomington and Jacksonville and El Paso among sites and dates ranging December 29 to January 1.
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Fight Results From Multiple Cities
Boxing card reports mix of results in Los Angeles Houston Miami Beach and Sacramento. Winners include Billy Peacock defeating Rudo Garcia by knockout in Los Angeles and Gil Cadilli outpointing Ike Chestnut in Houston. Leo Alonzo beat Joey Lopes by decision in Sacramento.
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Ike Chestnut
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James Ford
Miam
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Leo Alonzo
Philippines
Joey Lopes
Bears Ace Leads NFL Rushing Charts in Latest Stats
Chicago Bears star Rick Casares holds a 12 yard edge atop the NFL rushing list with 458 yards on 94 carries. Ollie Matson and Hugh McElhenny are tied for second at 446 yards. Lenny Moore leads rookies with a 9.8 yard average after 333 yards on 34 carries. Eddie Brown repeats passing lead with 704 yards on 44 of 65.
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Norman van Brocklin
Karl Tasseff
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Frank Bernardi
Bobby Dillon Green Bay
Abe Woodson Named Back of the Week after Illini Upset
Abe Woodson, Illinois senior and Big Ten hurdle champion, earned the Associated Press Back of the Week honor after scoring all three Illini touchdowns in a stunning upset of previously unbeaten Michigan State. He accounted for 198 of Illinois' 386 offensive yards, including a 70 yard TD sprint and an 82 yard fourth quarter dash.
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Big Ten Committee Seeks More Time To Draft Code
In Chicago a special Big Ten committee wrapped a two day session and set a follow up meeting for November 19. Assistant commissioner Bill Reed called the work vast and complicated and said additional time is needed to finalize the proposed athletic code.
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Ohio U and Miami Play to 7-7 Tie in 1953
Ohio University had not defeated Miami University since 1942 and the teams last tied in 1953 at 7 to 7, reflecting a long drought and rare confrontation with a balanced score.
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Leo Durocher Silent on Indians Manager Offer
Leo Durocher refused to discuss any return to baseball with the Cleveland Indians. Hank Greenberg, the Indians' general manager, met with Durocher twice and may decide whether talks will continue. AAP cited a fat salary offer but stock ownership demands stalled the deal.
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Sooners Drop On Offense
Notre Dame's inexperienced linemen may feel some satisfaction after Oklahoma shut out the Sooners 40-0 last Saturday. Oklahoma was held to 236 yards rushing and passing, their lowest total since October 10, 1953. NCAA figures show Oklahoma's total offense dipping to 414.6 yards per game and rushing to 346.6, though both still lead major colleges.
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Officials to Oust Drunks at Games
Cleveland stadium officials announced a crackdown on drunken fans at Browns Steelers games. Director Paul H. Hurd cited excursion crowds arriving by train and bus with bar service, causing disturbances at last Sunday's matchup.
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Upsets Dominate Weekend Football Across Nation
A chaotic weekend produced widespread upsets while the 1957 Farmer's Almanac predicted a harsh winter. Notable clashes and surprising results surfaced from Oklahoma to USC with teams overturning expectations and several key players contributing pivotal plays.
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Rams Use Sideline TV Coaching Aid
The Los Angeles Rams test a closed circuit TV coaching system with an assistant in the press box diagramming plays shown on a 17 inch monitor. Players surrounding a mahogany case view the picture and can ask questions via two way audio as coverage changes are explained.
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Cremeans Leads Ohio High School Scorers This Week
Jim Cremeans averages over 20 points per game and totals 150 points in seven outings to rank among top Ohio high school scorers. The Rutland halfback propelled the Red Devils toward the Buckeye League title as they chase an undefeated season.
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Five of 38 man Bobcat football squad from out of state
Five players on the 1956 Bobcat football squad of 38 members are from states outside Texas. The team roster shows four from Oklahoma and one from Kansas, reflecting regional recruitment. Coaches emphasize depth and versatility across the lineup.
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Redskins Eye Third Straight MAC Crown
The Mid-American Conference title likely hinges on the Miami Redskins and Bowling Green Falcons meeting at Bowling Green. Miami, defending league champion, and BG both hold four conference wins as BG features a 347 yard per game attack led by Vic DeOrio and Jack Giroux while Miami relies on Tom Dimitroff and Dean Porter in a potent running game. Elsewhere Toledo visits Kent State, Ohio U seeks first win at Western Michigan, and Marshall faces Youngstown in a non-conference tilt.
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Are Westerns improving on ABC-TV Tuesday lineup
New Cheyenne starring Clint Walker leads an ABC Western night followed by Wyatt Earp in season two and Broken Arrow. The critic finds Cheyenne entertaining yet flawed while Wyatt Earp remains strong due to solid writing and evolving characterization aspects.
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Evening Radio Schedule
The broadcast lineup lists 6 30 p m Woody Hayes 7 p m Chet Long 7 15 Doug Edwards 7 30 Sheriff of Cochnsg 8 00 Bob Cummings 8 30 Climax with a late hour wrap.
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