Logan Chieftains Favored To Win SECUL Crown This Fall
Southeast Ohio league writers name Logan the favorite for the SECUL title with 84 percent of points split among 11 voters. Wellston edged Jackson for runner-up as Pomeroy and Gallia also show strong second-division support. Local reps cite Logan defense and early workouts as key, while Wellston, Jackson, Pomeroy, Middleport and Nelsonville project varied prospects. The poll foresees a competitive season with Logan and Wellston among leaders.
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Southeastern Ohio League Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association
Logan
Chieftains
Mel Adams
Jackson
Ironmen
Wellston
SECAL
Pomeroy
Gallinc
Athens
Middleport
Nelsonville
Greyhounds
Coe Wins National Amateur Golf Title After Tough Masters Round
In San Francisco Charlie Coe, 34, credits a miserable Masters round with fueling his drive to win the 1958 National Amateur at Olympic Country Club, defeating Tommy Aaron 5 and 4. The USGA later named Coe, Patton, Taylor, and Hyndman III to represent the U.S. at St Andrews in October.
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San Francisco
Charlie Coe
Oklahoma City
Olympic Country Club
Husky University of Florida
Tommy Aaron
U.S. Golf Assn
Coe
Billy Joe Patton
Frank Taylor
William Hyndman III
Racine Keeps Winning In HVA League
Racine won 5-1 over Buchtel, New Marshfield beat Plantsville 19-9, Glouster defeated Nelsonville 4-2, and Jacksonville downed The Plains 5-2 in Hocking Valley Association games Sunday.
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HVA
Buchtel
New Marshfield
Plantsville
Glouster
Nelsonville
Jacksonville
Plains
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Racine Brh
Sullivan
Wolfrie Williamsee
Stobart
Newman
McNickle
McGuire Minal
A. Stobart
Beech
Wolf
Kieffer
Taylor
McDonalds
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Wright
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Wagner
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RBI
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Tinkham
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Keman
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Clowster
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Willines
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Pritchard
Osee Thess
Rice
Reeves
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Exline
New Marsh
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Plantesville
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Tate
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Barnette Ant Lowry
Johnson
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J. Chesser
D. Mayle
K. van Dyke Minerd
A. Hudoal
Carnes
Swell
Piseher
Chesser
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Bentley Champs Return Home
Cincinnati's Bentley Post baseball team returned from Colorado Springs after clinching the fifth national junior American Legion championship with a 12-1 win over Everett Massachusetts. Coach Joe Hawk, in his two years with Bentley, drew interest from Gabe Paul who sought Ford Frick's help to honor Hawk in the Hall of Fame. Bentley finished the season 53-5.
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Cincinnati
Bentley Post
American Legion
Joe Hawk
Gabe Paul
Cincinnati Redleg
Wired
Ford Frick
Hawk
Bentley
Everett
Mass
Colorado Springs
Swede Johansson Stops Machen to Boost World Title Hopes
In Goteborg Sweden Ingemar Johansson halted Eddie Machen in 2 16 of the first round in a 10 round bout. Johansson European champion said he would defend his title and was open to a Patterson rematch or a Machen return bout in the U S. He noted it is better to face a top boxer than a lesser European heavyweight.
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Denver
Tommy Jacobs
Whittier
Calif
Tommy
Ernie Vossler
Midland
Tex
Wellshire Municipal
Vossler
Howie Johnson
Glenwoodie
Ill
Goteberg
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Eddie Machen
Redding
Machen S
Johansson
Patterson
Machen
U. S
Europe
Stars Batting and Pitching Highlight Doubleheader
Yesterday's Stars feature Joe Cunningham filling in for Stan Musial homering twice and driving in four as the Cardinals beat the Phillies 6-3. Bob Friend notches his 21st win for Pittsburgh in a 6-2 second game sweep of Chicago.
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Bob Friend
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Chicago
America Team Seagle Monday Game
Baseball results and schedules list for several teams. Scores include New York Chicago Cleveland Detroit Washington Kansas City and others with Monday Tuesday and Tulpsday schedule details. Several games are labeled N or incomplete with suspensions noted.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
New York
Kansas City
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Lopez Stays As Sox Pilot
CHICAGO. Al Lopez will manage the Chicago White Sox next season hoping to overhaul the New York Yankees and win the American League pennant. He said he would not have taken the job if the club had little chance to win. Announcement came between games of a Sunday doubleheader with Washington after the Sox won both games 1-0 and 6-5.
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Bob Brennan
Pomeroy
Panthers
Chet Tannehill
Middleport
John Thompson
John Ward
Messenger
Nelsonville
Greyhounds
Chicago
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Lopez
Sox
Washington
Minor League Playoff Semifinals Result Sunday
In the International League Columbus defeated Montreal 9-3 to take a 3-2 series lead. Toronto beat Rochester 6-2 to win the series 4-1. The Monmouth Park jockey record is held by Sam Boumestis with 81 wins in 1955.
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International League
Columbus
Montreal
Toronto
Rochester
Monmouth Park
Sam Boulmetis
Yankees Clinch AL Pennant in Opening Game of Doubleheader
The New York Yankees clinched the American League pennant by beating Kansas City 5-3 in the first game of a doubleheader, then won the second 2-7 after a 14th-inning rally led by Virgil Trucks in relief. Bob Cerv homered in both games as Duke Maas and Virgil Trucks shared wins. Chicago's White Sox, Detroit, Cleveland and Baltimore also posted wins as pennant races tighten.
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Whitey Ford
Yanks
Ralph Terry
Chicago
al Lopez
Washington
White Sox
Detroit
Boston
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Duke Maas
Ryne Duren
Art Ditmar
Virgil Trucks
Bob Cerv
Billy Pierce
Roy Sievers
Jets Lead Royals In IL Playoffs
The Columbus Jets beat the Montreal Royals 9-3 in game four to force a deciding finale in Montreal. Newly acquired catcher Joe Miley drove in five runs with a homer a triple and a double as Beenie Daniels and Pendelton contributed key hits. The Royals led 3-2 in the series after the Jets won the previous game. The Jets seek a final berth tonight in Montreal.
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Columbus
Royals
Jets
Joe Miley
Paul Pettit
Beenie Daniels
Jim Pendelton
Montreal
NFL Week Highlights From Sunday Games
Washington beat Green Bay 23 to 14 while Philadelphia defeated Detroit 31 to 24. Baltimore edged New York 27 to 21 in a trio of close finishes.
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Washington
Green Bay
Philadelphia
Detroit
Baltimore
New York
Four Ohio High Schools Lose Top Ten In Week One
Ohio's 1957 top ten saw four teams fall in opening games as new rivalries emerge. Toledo Central Catholic upset Toledo Devilbiss 18-6, Youngstown East edged Youngstown South 16-14, Cincinnati Purcell defeated Fremont Ross 12-7, and Cleveland John Marshall beat Salem 19-12.
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Fritz Howell
Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press
Toledo Devilbiss
Toledo Central Catholic
Youngstown South
Youngstown East
Fremont Ross
Cincinnati Purcell
Salem
Cleveland
John Marshall
Cleveland Benedictine
Cleveland St. Edward
Massillon
Akron South
Leo Strang
Warren Harding
Gene Slaughter
Cleveland Collinwood
Troy
Dayton Kiser
Cleveland Shaw
Brush
Ashland
John Hogan
U. of Cincinnati
East Palestine
Arrows
Shely
Mount Vernon
Rex Jarvis
Coshocton
Ben Wilson
Sandusky
Cleveland Rhodes
Jimmy Robinson
Canton McKinley
Bulldogs
Akron Buchtel
Steubenville
Big Red
Columbus Central
Hamilton
Big Blue
Cincinnati
Taft
Lou Florio
Glenn Tiger Ellison
Middletown
Middies
Dayton Fairmont
Gil Smith
van Wert
van Ro
Bryan
Pirates win two as Friend notches 21st victory
Bob Friend earned his 21st win in the Pirates 6-2 victory over the Cubs while Ted Kluszewski drove in the decisive run in a 5-4 first-game win. Milwaukee slipped after Don Demeter’s two run homer, and St Louis gained ground as Joe Cunningham homered twice for the Cardinals. Willie Mays sparked San Francisco in a 6-4 win over Cincinnati as Richie Ashburn continued his hot batting pace.
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Milwaukee Braves
Bob Friend
Chicago
Ted Kluszewski
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Don Demeter
Braves
Joe Cunningham
Stan Musial
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Sam Jones
Willie Mays
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Ashburn
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Purkey
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Willie
Orlando Cepeda
Don Newcombe
Ramon Monzant
Marv Grissom
Mike McCormick
Smith's Runs Propel North Gallia To Season Opener Win
North Gallia High School defeated Hannan West Virginia 20 6 in a Saturday night season opener at Point Pleasant. J D Smith scored two touchdowns and added the extra point while Don Foreman contributed a second period score and extra point. The Wildcats answered with a late third quarter TD before North Gallia sealed the victory with a 40 yard dash by Smith in the fourth period.
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J. D. Smith
North Gallia High School
Point Pleasant
Hannan W. Va. Wildcats
Hannan
Winfield
Ed Stewart
Pirates
Don Foreman
Foreman
North Gallia
Maree Oxic
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