Big Blacks rip Poca in season opener 18-0
Point Pleasant reports the lightweight Big Blacks coached by Bob Shertzer defeated Poca 18-0 in the season opener. Key scores came from Bennett 62 yards, a 13-yard return by Otho Newell, and a Bermett to Martin pass setting up a short TD. Poca managed 69 rushing yards and one 64-yard pass as the heavier Dots struggled to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NDA
JD Gaskins
Point Pleasant
Big Blacks
Bob Shertzer
Pora
We Fel
Dann Nes
Haiyoack Faul Dcunece
Poca
Bennett
Pant Martin
Otho Newell
Oine
Bermett
Martin
Peca
Shertzer
U S Netters Clinch Davis Cup Tie In Montreal
Tony Trabert and Vic Seixas sealed the United States win over Canada in the Davis Cup by subduing Lorne Main and Pau Wiley 2 6 6 3 6 3 6 2 in singles and doubles as wind and rain battered the courts. The U S led 8 0 in the best of five and only two singles remain. the Americans advance toward Australia to face the winner of Belgium and India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Tony Trapert
Vic Seixas
United States
Canada
Lorne Main
Pau Wiley
U. S
Trabert
Seixas
Henr Rochon
Australia
Belgium
India
Hounds and Indians Clash In Grid Preview Fight
In a Nelsonville preview a Greyhounds and Plains clash provided a football look ahead with eight minute drives, a 7 yard score by Gary Boycher, and a see saw finish as The Plains edged I T by a single touchdown. Roy Campanella hit a milestone for the Dodgers by driving in his 100th run of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsonville
Ohio University
Nelsonville
Greyhounds
J-T
Cardinals
Hounds
Jacksonville-Trimble
Thel
Plains
A. H
Jack Rhoads
Intra
Gary Boycher
The
I-T
Indians
Don Poston
Gary McBride
Larry Thompson
Carthage Troy Baseball Card Schedule
Carthage Troy High School announces fall baseball outings coached by Vance Venerm. Make up games set for Oct 9 and Oct 13 with 3 pm starts, one 2 pm game among schools. About 20 boys currently try for spots with practice underway after Sept 15 Rome and Sept 18 Waterloo events listed, plus Sept 22 Albany and Sept 25 bye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Vance Venerm
Carthage Troy High School
Carthage- Troy
Rome
Waterloo
Albany
Shade
Ames-Bern
Buchtel
Lions Favored To Cop 2nd Half OWL Pennant
The Albany Lions, hot as they seek the second half title in the Ohio Valley League, host Reedsville Hornets aiming to seal the championship and force a playoff with Hemers for the loop crown. Hemers led first half. Albany needs a win and a Hornets loss to force a rubber game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Albany Lions
Breadmen
Midgleport
Reedsvilles Hornets
Hemers
Dave Diles
Diles
Hornets
Reeds Ne
Albany
Siracuse
Albans
Heinars
Syracuse
Ted
Nelsonville
New Marshfield
Eagles
OWL
WIL
US Heiners
Reedsville
Marshfield
Middleport
Hilo Edges Tomcats 6 0 in Gridiron Battle
In Zanesville Philo's Electrics roll to a 6 0 win over the Tomcats at Municipal Stadium. Hill Watson connected on a 7 yard pass to Dick McClain for Philo's score. Tomcats struggled to advance as Ron Jewell and Art Bryson led Gloucester drives before a fumble near the Philo eight stalled their march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Ralph 'Powless
Giouster
Tomcats
Philo
Electrics
Municipal Stadium
Hill Watson
Dick McClain
Wathin Philo
Glouster
Ron Jewell
Art Bryson Jewell
Pinto
Tom Wohams
Baseball ruling on baserunning and interference debate
In a play with runners on first and third, a fielder’s throw and a touch at second lead to an appeal scenario. The first-base runner is ruled not out for failing to touch second on return. A catcher interference on a steal sign is ruled illegal with ball dead and batter and runners awarded one base, though subsequent advancement could be allowed if a hit or error occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beans Reardun
Beans Reardon
Richard Swanson
Ben Jarstad
Council OKs Squirrel Hunt
The state wildlife council refused to cancel the squirrel hunting season starting Tuesday despite drought. They set dates for pheasant, Hungarian partridge, ruffed grouse, rabbit, fur bearers, and trapping with various bag limits and seasons, and authorized closure if fire danger rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus— GY
State Wildlife Council
Charles A. Dambach
Wildlife Division
The
Wildlife Council
Partidge
Posigession
Lake Ene
Compulsory Insurance Proposed at Boxing Convention
George Barton of the National Boxing Association said the NBA plans to seek compulsory insurance for professional boxers at the Milwaukee convention next week. Also under review are pensions for promoters, adoption of a uniform scoring system, and two new weight divisions likely 130 and 150 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
George Barton
Nationa Boxing Association
NBA
Milwaukee
Imsurance Compusory
California Leads In USGA Public Links Wins
California teams have dominated the national public links championships, securing six of the last eight titles in major USGA events, underscoring state strength and depth in amateur golf competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Blues Edge Whites 19-14 In Intrasquad Clash At Memorial Field
Blues defeated Whites 19 to 14 in a Memorial Field intrasquad game before 700 plus spectators. James Halles led the Blue offense with 91 rushing yards on six carries, while Dan Beabout added a 23-second sprint TD. Russ Smith booted a pair of extra points for White and tossed a dropkick for the White point after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Blue Devils
Memorial Field
Avenae
James
Jeep) Halles
Ens
Holley
Russ Smith
Larry Radecker
Bull Brown
Russy Smith
St Hampton
Orststeng Futback
Writes
Preston
Janky Alan Nibert
Norial
Bil Brown
Ntt
Jim Hamu
McBee Pinmen Set Schedule for 33 Week Season
The McBee Bowling League opens Monday at Sportland Recreation Center with Piiaing & Planning against Research, Production facing Night Stars and Office meeting Machine Shop at 6 pm. Second shift action at 8 pm pits Pressroom vs Ho taru, Etchers vs Offset, and Art & Camera vs Pioneers. The season runs 33 weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBee
Sportland Recreation Center
Piiaing & Planning
Hotaru
Dancer Scratched in Belmont Dream Race
Native Dancer, beaten only once in 19 starts, was scratched from the Belmont Park Dream Race after his left front foot bruises failed to heal, ruling him out of the $50,000 Sysonby Memorial on September 26 at Washington Park. Alfred Vandermilt announced the setback yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spark
Natue Dancer
Tom Foot
Alfred Vandermilt
Native Dancer
Washington Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul Bennett
U.S
Gampy
Nationals
Roy Campanella
Dodgers
Carthage Troy
Kraft System
Mill State
Athens
Ohio
E. State St
Hilo
Pirates
ST. Louis
Eddie Pellaarini
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucs
St Lows Cardinnals
Redbirds
Pitts
St. Lous
Hall
Dickson
Atwell
Romansky
Presko
Brazgle
Staley
Chambers
Rice
Wr— Slaughter
St. L
Abrams
Pitt
Council
Oks
Blues Shade Academy
Broan
Tnsi
Dancer
Belmont
Heft Automotive Service
C. E. Heft
Carpenter St
Swearingen Sporting Goods
T. H. Moi
Scott Wilson
Neale Billing
Boyd Bill Snew
Don Hudnall
Chester and
Clark Price
Frank Dew
Bernard Silke
Chas, Rowla
Cari Stanley
Maurice Ack
Herald Org
Milton Cook
Larry Serlye
John F, Rows
Mark Wheaton
Orin Secoy
Coots
Thomas Brooks
George Powell
Robert Sager
Edwin Hixsor
Don Sanders
BR. A. Smith
Ira Quick
George Wilk
Tom Burkett
Alan Fo
Harper Pend
Shumway
Virgil Wolfer
A. Parker
W. H
Derwa Wa
Kyle George Goldi
Dohn Niggen
Joe Miller Allen Hudnall
B. O. Carman
Dick Sheridan
Jim Lee
T. E. McCune
Clarence Staley
Gene Coon
Carbin Norris
Eugene Wolfe
Over Geary
Clarence Webb
Edwin Avery
Jd. E Moore
Clarence Willis Evelyn Graham
George Dresher
Eval Boges
Ralph Dalton
Phillip Beyer
Charles Graham Charles Shields
Albert Baker
Robert Tracey
Des Buckley
Geo Welsenbach
Remington
Riakt
Sportsron
Remington Arms Company
Swearingen Sporting Goods Hunting Supply Headquarters
South Court St
Athens, Ohio
Pontiac
General Motors
Algeo Motor Sales
East State Street
Yogi Berra
Yankees