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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1957

Page

10

Logan Lineup Set for Game At Lancaster

Logan high school football opens at Lancaster with injuries sidelining 180 pound Bob Wells and 190 pound Bill Delong. Expected starters include Dzilis Voits Bob Risch and Bill Brandon on offense plus Ron Duffey Bob Dollmatsch Eddie Bryant and Bob Dennis across line positions.

LOGAN Logan Chieftains Lancaster Braves Bob Wells Bill Delong Wells Delong Adams Dzilis Voits Letterman Bob Risch Bill Brandon Ron Duffey Bob Dollmatsch Eddie Bryant Bob Dennis Heine Meyer Terry Stewart Meyer Stewart Gene Morgan Mike Brown Lynn Strait David Davis Ken Stevens

Opening State Pairs Many Old-Time Foes

Area football fans face a 12 game card as 1957 season openers pit Circleville against Athens Nelsonville clashing Chauncey Pomeroy meeting Wahama and other league pairings. The weekend also features Berne Union at Trimble Befpre at McArthur Oak Hill at Gallipolis and more with Middleport at Rutland.

Circleville Athens Nelsonville Chauncey Pomeroy Wahama Schedul Chaunicey Berne Union Trimble Befpre McArthur Oak Hill Gallipolis Greenfield Jackson Logan Lancaster Portsmouth East Wellston Glouster New Concord Middleport Rutland the Plains Parkersburg

Torch Speedway Benefit Race for Kenny Sinclair

A Torch Speedway benefit event raises funds for Kenny Sinclair a long time driver now unconscious in a Parkersburg hospital after a stock car crash Eight events feature Modified and strictly stocks with competition open All drivers receive guaranteed earnings Tow to non winners Added attraction Powderpuff race for women only Children free adults 125

Kenny Sinclair Torch Parkersburg

Baltimore Purchases Vancouver Shortstop Carl Peterson

Baltimore Orioles acquire veteran shortstop Carl Buddy Peterson from Vancouver in the Pacific Coast League. Peterson, 32, hit .302 with 53 RBIs in 148 games this season and will join Baltimore after the minor league season ends.

Baltimore Baltimore Orioles Carl Buddy) Peterson Vancouver Paul Richards Peterson Richards Orioles

Braves Extend NL Lead With Narrow Win Over Dodgers

Milwaukee’s Braves beat Brooklyn 2-1 on Del Crandall’s pinch single in the ninth after rookie Danny McDevitt held them to four hits. The win boosts Milwaukee’s NL lead to five games over St Louis with 15 remaining, while the Dodgers’ strikeout record climbs to 823. In the AL, the Yankees and White Sox open a critical two game set at Yankee Stadium as both chase the pennant with 11 games to go. The White Sox beat Boston 7-1. Detroit topped Washington 8-5.

Milwaukee Braves Brooklyn Dodgers Danny McDevitt Brooks del Crandall St. Louis New York Yankees Chicago White Sox Yankee Stadium Sox Boston Yankees New York Detroit Washington Bob Buhl Wes Covington Dusty Boggess Boggess Covington Crandall McDevitt Luis Aparicio Jim Wilson Wilson Frank Sullivan Ray Boone Frank Bolling Tigers Duke Maas Chuck Stobbs I. Pet Milwaukee -Ne St. Louisi Rose Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh Kansas City Cleveland Baltimore

Browns show confidence in five rookies for roster

Five of the 17 rookies aiming for the Browns roster appear to have earned spots by early exhibitions. Coach Paul Brown trusts fullback Jim Brown defensive back Bobby Freeman middle linebacker Vince Costello and defensive ends Bill Quinlan and Paul Wiggin as standouts. Jim Brown leads among rookies with a strong start after a late college All Star start.

Cleveland Cleveland Browns Paul Brown Jim Brown Bobby Freeman Vince Costello Bill Quinlan Paul Wiggin Browns Syracuse Flash

Browns rely on Costello as rookies vie for roster spots

The article notes Costello, a former Ohio University lineman from Magnolia, Ohio, established as the regular middle linebacker. Browns coach Brown praises the growing group of rookies, with Freeman Quinlan and Wiggin emerging on defense and Amstutz and Robinson showing potential at guard and center.

Costello Ohio University Magnolia Ohio Browns Eran Roger Zatkoff Detroit Lions Freeman Quinlan Wiggin Joe Amstutz Fred Robinson

Walker Cuppers Reach Semis in National Amateur Golf Tourney

Rex Baxter and Dick Yost backed Walker Cup members in the 57th National Amateur Championship at Brookline. Taylor and Baxter advanced to the semifinals after tight 36 hole days, each beating rivals to reach the final four with Taylor defeating Blair and Andrews by two holes and Baxter advancing past Robbins.

Hugh Fullerton JR Brookline Mass Rex Baxter Dick Yost Frank Bud Taylor Baxter Taylor Pomona Calif Mason Rudolph Clarksville Tenn University of Houston Jean Hillman Robbins Air Force Memphis U.S Ain Robbins Jim Tom Blair Gene Andrews

Jackets Ready For Rutland

Middleport coverage notes Yellow Jackets heading to Rutland to open the season against the Red Devils. Coach John Thompson reports two early practice sessions show a hungry squad after three winless years, with most players ready to battle. Captains Rowley and Erwin named co leaders, Davis Stover as alternate captain. Hartinger on crutches and inactive with a leg injury.

Middleport Yellow Jackets John Thompson Rutland Red Devils Rutland Jackets Thompson David Hartinger Junior Rowley Rowley Michael Erwin Davis Stover

Regatta to Draw 100 Boats on the Ohio River at Pomeroy

More than 100 boats including cruisers hydroplanes and stock runabouts will fill the Ohio River near Pomeroy for the First Annual Pomeroy Regatta with a parade at 12 45 p m Sunday The Big Bend Boat Club sponsors with the Chamber of Commerce Lions Club.

Pomeroy Ohio River Big Bend

No Tennis Trip With Wife For Davis Cup

Ham Richardson, America's top ranked player, issued an ultimatum that any trip to Australia for Davis Cup is out of the question unless his wife accompanies him. He praised his wife as a great asset to his tennis performance and to his life in general.

Baton Rouge P— Ham Richardson America Australia Richardson

Amesville to Face Plantsville Sunday in 2 P.M. Game

Amesville travels to Plantsville this Sunday for a 2 p.m. baseball game announced by manager John Featherstone. The team, boosted by Glouster players, won 8 to 1 against Plantsville last Sunday as Ron McPherson allowed one hit over six innings for the win. Exline finished with three innings, surrendering two hits. The club also seeks other September games.

Amesville Plantsville John Featherstone Ron McPherson Exline Glouster

Dallas Open draw features Venturi Ford amid star field

The Dallas Open at Glen Lakes opens with 138 players for a $40,000 event. Doug Ford tops early play with a 6 under 65 in the pro-am, while Ken Venturi is highly favored. Dick Mayer may skip due to knee, Jimmie Demaret misses with a stomach ailment. Snead Finsterwald Littler Hebert among top names in the strong field.

Dallas Ken Venturi Doug Ford Venturi Ford Glen Lakes Country Club Dick Mayer Mayer Jimmie Demaret Sam Snead Don Finsterwald Gene Littler Lionel Hebert

Bobcat Squad Scrimmage to End Ohio Prep Work

Ohio University football prepares for a full scale scrimmage Saturday at 9 30 am as two weeks of workouts end. Contests for center and fullback feature Dick Greens Myron Lepore Terry Mallett Vern Smith and Larry Buckles with Smith near the first team. OU staff to scout Indiana State versus St Josephs in Latrobe Pa after the session.

Bulldogs Athens Circleville Tigers Don Eskey The Black and Red Tigers Alan McGrath Louis Ruman Ck Knight Buz Ball Jim Sweeney Dick Life Vic Stanson Bob Collings Larry Smith Max Schwarzel Jack Gaskins Brent Cornwell McGrath Ball Sweeney Stanson Jim Gaskill Smith Gaskins Collins Schwarzel Cornwell Bob McIintorf Bulldog Sophs Eskey Russ Wickerham Gary Douglas Circleville Ohio University Carroll Widdoes Bobcats Dick Greens Myron Lepore Terry Mallett Vern Smith Larry Buckles Latrobe Indiana State St. Joseph's Cats

No More Soccer She's Got Ball

Brotton Recreation and Whitby Albion match abandoned after 38 minutes as Mrs Phyllis Craven refused to return the ball. The ball went into her garden and she kept it despite pleas from 22 players and two policemen. She said she has endured this for four seasons and would not play on.

Brotton England Brotton Recreation Whitby Albion Phyllis Craven

McGuire Sets Madison Square Garden Assist Record

Dick McGuire of the New York Knickerbockers, a St. John’s alumnus, set a Madison Square Garden record with 17 assists in a 1951 game against Milwaukee.

Dick McGuire New York Knickerbockers St. John’s University Madison Square Garden Milwaukee

Foust Dukes NBA Trade Shakes Pistons Lakers

The Detroit Pistons trade center Larry Foust and cash to the Los Angeles Lakers for seven foot center Walter Dukes. The cash amount remains undisclosed.

Foust-Dukes Detroit Detroit Pistons Minneapolis Lakers National Basketball Assn Larry Foust Lakers Walter Dukes

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