Wahama and Pt Pleasant Kick Off 1957 High School Football
Wahama travels to Ravenswood and Pt Pleasant hosts Huntington East to open the 1957 high school football season. Ravenswood returns 14 lettermen and adds Tim Mason at center. Wahama sports a strong lineup led by center Robert Roush and guard George McFarland. Pt Pleasant, West Virginia’s top scorers last season, begins a rebuilding effort as Huntington East visits for a 7 30 p m kickoff.
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Point Pleasant
Pigskins
Messenger
Pt. Pleasant
Falcons
Ravenswood
Big Blacks
Huntington East
Ohio
Tim Mason
West Virginia
Clay Battelle High School
Jim Spano
Robert Shertzer
Browns obtain Haluska to challenge OConnell at Rams game
Cleveland adds quarterback Jim Haluska from Chicago in a trade for a draft pick. Tom OConnell remains the Browns starter and will face the Los Angeles Rams in tonight's exhibition. Haluska, 23, 6-foot, 195 pounds, joins rookies John Borton and Milt Plum as backups in the battle to replace OConnell.
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Chicago Bears
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Los Angeles Rams
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Bears
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Brown
John Borton
Ohio State
Milt Plum
Penn State
O'Connell
Cats Show Well In Scrimmage Buckles Kuenzli Dunigan Score
Ohio University football opened its 1957 practice with a productive scrimmage. Les Carney rushed 12 yards on the first play. Larry Buckles scored twice. Dave Kuenzli debuted with a score. Frank Dunigan added a 35 yard TD run. Coaches noted needed improvements but prepared for a full scrimmage Saturday and a nine game schedule. The projected starting lineup included Carney Hilles Buckles and Buckles at fullback.
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Kuenzli
Dunigan
Les Carney
Larry Buckles
Logan
Dave Kuenzli
Frank Dunigan
Cats
Jack Vair
Paul Gallagher
Jim Woods
Ron Fenik
Doug Strang
Dave Stricklin
Myron Lepore
Chuck Stobart
Jim Hilles
Bobcats
Pennsylvania State Teachers College
Fowler Calls Release Disgraceful and Plans to Quit Baseball
Cincinnati pitcher Art Fowler 34 says he has been disgraced by his release from the Redlegs and plans to quit baseball after being waived to Seattle in the Pacific Coast League. He told reporters being waived off Cincinnati’s pitching staff is the worst disgrace of his career and that he believes he is better than some teammates remaining.
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Art Fowler
Cincinnati Redlegs
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Seattle
Cardinals Trim Milwaukee Lead as Braves Struggle
St Louis swept Milwaukee 10 1 trimming Milwaukee’s pennant edge to 6 4 games after Burdette failed to last the distance for the fourth straight time. Brooklyn won in Philadelphia to stay within eight games of Milwaukee as New York edged Boston 5 2. Yankees relief star Bob Grim homered to spark a 3 0 win over Baltimore while Pittsburgh beat New York 4 2.
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Bob Buhl
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Chuck Stubbs
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Robin Roberts
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Bob Grim
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Willard Nixon
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Gil McDougald
Mickey Mantle
McDougald
Boston
Ted Williams
Stobbs
Roy Sievers
Ray Moore
Hunters Headquarters Advertises Browning Firearms and Gear
S. E. Ohio's largest hunting shop promotes Browning models including Light and Light Weight Vent Rib variants. Prices listed: 137.75 for Browning Light, 137.75 for Browning Sweet 16, and 157.75 for the Vent Rib model.
Gun Stock and Ammunition Offers Across Brands
Remington New 58 Mod automatic in stock gas operated 136.45 Extra Bbls in stock for 58 Auto matic Modified Full choke and Ventilated Rib 44.35 Extra Browning Bbls in stock Mod and Full 43.00 Remington Wingmaster 12 16 20 ga 85.95 Wingmaster Deluxe Grade 98.25 Winchester Mod 12 in stock 12 16 20 ga 104.95 Winchester Mod 42 410 ga pump 97.95 Win Mod 50 automatic 134.45 Iver Johnson Champion all gauges 28.50
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Iver Johnson
SEC Officials Meet Sunday at Ohio University Gym
The Southeastern Ohio Football Officials Assn will hold a meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. in Ohio University's Men's Gymnasium. New rules will be discussed and old rules reviewed by Jack Rhoades. All coaches and officials are invited to attend.
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Southeastern Ohio Football Officials Assn
Ohio University
Jack Rhoades
William Gore Seeks Amateur Golf Crown
William Gore a Ohio University sophomore is among a dozen Ohioans teeing off in the opening match play round of the 57th National Amateur golf championship held at Brookline Country Club. Buckeye players dot the brackets as Rex Baxter Jr. faces Frank Bellino in the first round and local contenders compete for the crown.
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Mass
William Gore
Ohio University
Heyward Sullivan
Greenville
S. C
Frank Bellino
Canfield
Bellino
Rex Baxter Jr
Amarillo
Tex
Ohio
Brookline Country Club
E. L. Meister Jr
Willoughby
Jim Tom Blair
Kirkwood
Francis R. Cardi
Columbus
Richard H. Semple, Jr
Sewickley
Richard L. Paige
Akron
Thomas Wheeling
Johnstown
Jackie Nicklaus
Robert J. Cardinal
San Francisco
Fontinato Signs With Rangers To Open Camp
Lou Fontinato becomes the first player to return a signed contract with the New York Rangers for the upcoming NHL season. The rugged defenseman previously set a league record for penalties two years ago.
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NEW York
New York Rangers
Lou Fontinato
Indians Fall 4 1 to Toronto in Exhibition
Cleveland opened a three game set with Detroit after a 4 1 loss to Toronto in an exhibition at Toronto. Al Smith homered for the Indians only run as Rocky Colavito and George Strickland contributed singles. Bud Daley started, Dick Tomanek took the loss, and Bob Alexander was acquired from Portland Beavers.
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Indians
Niles Jordan
New York Yankees
al Smith
Rocky Colavito
George Strickland
Dick Williams
Dick Tomanek
Bud Daley
Rocky Nelson
Philadelphia Phillie
Mike Goliat
Stan Jok
Bob Roselli
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Maple Leaf
Bob Alexander
Portland Beavers
Chicago Cubs
Beavers
Basketball League Standings and Week Schedule
The report lists team standings with scores for Milwaukee St Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia and Chicago. It shows Friday results and Saturday matchups including Brooklyn at New York Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at St. Louis and other pairings.
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Oldest Living Goldfish Might Be In Home
Frank Heimann reports to the Department of Game and Fish that his neighbor gave him two goldfish in 1920 from an original six. Both still survive, making them among the oldest of their kind.
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Yale Capt. Ember Sits as 1957 Football Starter Count Dips
Yale football heads into 1957 with only one holdover starter from 1956 Capt. Jack Ember sits sidelined as the rest of the lineup is rebuilt.
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Yale
Jack Embersits
Hoak Keys Reds to 4 1 Win Over Cubs with Two-Run Double
Don Hoak, booed in Chicago for his hitting, delivered a two-run double as Cincinnati beat the Cubs 4 1. Frankie Robinson led the charge with a .320 season average and a homer, while Brooks Lawrence pitched a full game until the fifth inning. Ed Bailey and Wally Post rapped singles to set up Hoak's decisive blow.
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Ed Bailey
Wally Post
Robinson
Bailey
Smoky Burgess
Brooks Lawrence
Bobby Adams
Amesville Nine Set to Host Plantsville Sunday
Amesville will host Plantsville in a Sunday afternoon baseball game at 2 p.m. Manager John Featherstone notes several players from Glouster’s team will join Amesville’s lineup for the contest.
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Plantsville
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Glouster
Knicks Sign Guerin as 1957 58 Contract Becomes Law
Richie Guerin, who scored 35 against Boston last season and led the Knicks, signed his 1957-58 contract with the New York Knicks. The move locks in a key scorer for the upcoming campaign.
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NEW York
Richie Guerin
Boston
Knicks
New York Knickerbockers
Navy football candidates high scholastic averages
Thirty four of the 97 candidates for this year's Navy football team held a scholastic average of B or above at the end of the 1956 57 academic year.
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Navy
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