Neville Boosts Trimble Hope After Tie At Jackson vil le
Coach Ken Neville looks for a better season as Trimble, 0-0 after one 1958 game, tied Kgger Creek 20-20 last Friday. The Cardinals, 35 years into coaching, describe a green squad with four players over 150 pounds and three holdovers. They face Rio Grande tonight and plan seven more games including Rutland, Glouster, McArthur, Belpre, Chauncey, and The Plains.
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Kgger Creek
Rio Grande
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Columbus, St. Mary
Springfield Central Catholic
Buckeye
Sam Jones
Bob Sayre
Charles Koons
Jeff Jarvis
Tony Moscato
Ray Kestner
Ed Nott
Frank Dunlevy
Billy Koons
Rutland
Glouster
McArthur
Belpre
Chauncey
the Plains
Oregon State Opens 1958 Grid Season Versus Southern Cal
The AP preseason No. 12 Oregon State meets No. ? Southern California in PCC action to start the final PCC year. Other games include George Washington at Detroit Catawba at Davidson Jacksonville at Chattanooga with statewide and regional matchups across the South East and West. New rules debut include two point extra points and altered blocking limits.
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Associated Press
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George Washington
Detroit
Catawba
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Chattanooga
East
Midwest
Rockies
Far West
Mississippi
Memphis State
Texas Christian
Kansas
Jack Mitchell
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Texas
Georgia
Clemson
ACC
Virginia
Dick Voris
Cavaliers
Pitt
UCLA
George Dickerson
Shadow Wave captures Little Brown Jug in two heats
Shadow Wave, ridden by Joe O'Brien, won the 65,252 stakes at Delaware County Fairgrounds. The California colt, trained by O'Brien, posted two 2:01 heats to defeat Thorpe Hanover and O'Brien Hanover for the $36,541 first prize.
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Shadow Wave
Adios
Delaware County Fairgrounds
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Shafter
Calif
Indianapolis
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Thorpe Hanover
Reinsman
del Miller
Thorpe
O’brien Hanover
Tar Hell
Sponsors Needed For Doubles Loop at Ath ens Rollerbowl
Ath ens Rollerbowl manager Les Smith seeks eight local merchants to sponsor any of the doubles teams in the Classic League. Sponsors pay 15 dollars with 12.50 to prize fund and 2.50 for shirts. Sponsorship grants back names on shirts and trophies to top three sponsors. entry closes Oct. 2 for Athens residents or players who bowled 35+ games in the 1957-58 season.
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Les Smith
Athens Rollerbowl
Smith
Bob Gagle
Jesse Griffith
Kenny Sams
Gene Leffler
Glenn Byard
Skip Ridenour
Carl Murphy
Rex Snider
Dave Strawn
Cloyce Martin
Ray Cuckler
Athens
Fe Bowling Association
Focused One Thing Method for Consistent Golf Putting
The article argues success in golf comes from attending to one mental task at a time during putting. It outlines a three phase practice: start position, distance control, and line direction. Once each phase is practiced separately, they blend for fluid putting.
Merchants Classico Doubles League Results
Athens Rollerbowl on September 18 1958 hosted the Merchants Classico Doubles League event. Top action includes Rex Snider and Dave Strawn posting high series 542 and 601 while Bob Gagle carded 214 for a single game of 580. Sams and Smith went 1 while Griffith and Gayle won 3. Leffler and Byard 3, Ridenour and Murphy 1, Snider and Strawn 3.
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Athens
Rex Snider
Dave Strawn
Bob Gagle
Desse Griffith
Gene Leffler
Glenn Byard
Kenny Sams
Les? Smith
Ray Duckler
Cloyce Martin
Skip Ridenour
Carl Murphy
This Weher
Sams & Smith
Griffith & Gayle
Leffler
Pete Abele Aide’s Kin Rally Behind Him For Congress
Eight year old Johnny Howell, cousin of Vice President Nixon, campaigns for Homer E. Abele in Ohio’s 10th District race. Abele, a McArthur attorney and former Ohio House member, seeks the seat of retired Congressman Thomas A. Jenkins. The piece covers Abele’s background, campaign work, and family links including Nixon ancestry.
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Vinton County
Richard ‘Nixon
Pete
Congress
Johnny Howell
McArthur
Homer E. Abele
Abele
Ohio House of Representatives
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Fairfield
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Lawrence
Meigs
Vinton Counties
Thomas A. Jenkins
Ironton
Jenkins
Tom
Johnny
John Howell
Citizensip
Howell
Nixon
Pat
Adel
Hamden
Nixons
George Nixon
Frank Nixon
Columbus
Wellston High School
Ohio
General Assembly
Ohio University
Austin Powder Co
Addie Riggs
Powder Company
San Francisco
Ohio River
Lake Erie
New Plymouth Grange
Terrell Ann
Peter Burke
Addie
Ohio to Need 61 700 New Teachers
Ohio faces a surge in enrollments in the 1960s requiring 61 700 new teachers by 1964. Salary gaps and heavy workloads drive resignations while orientation and prestige affect recruitment. Financial aid and scholarships may be needed to sustain education programs.
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Ohio
Teachers of America
Welcome Back OU Students Reinvigorates Athens Scene
Athens welcomes Ohio University students returning to town as the local scene gains life and purpose. A minister notes the city’s dullness lift, while residents and golfers discuss local politics and a bet free golf ethos led by Gordon Bush of Messenger.
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Athens
Ohio University
Gordon Bush
Messenger
Bush
Perry County Marriage Licenses Listed in Perry County
Wayne Frash age 21 a construction worker of Crooksville and Sandra Hartley 19 a secretary of Crooksville. Charles E Haley 19 a potter of Crooksville and Dianna Marie Thomas 15 of Crooksville. Robert Combs 21 a construction worker of Thornville and Wenda Smith 17 a stenographer of Thornville.
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Crooksville
Sandra Hartley
Charles E. Haley
Dianna Marie Thomas
Robert Combs
Thornville
Wenda Smith
Notice of Probate Sale in Franklin County Ohio
Marcella KB Williams as Administratrix seeks sale of Lot 168 Walnut Heights Franklin County Ohio to pay debts. The late Monroe French died March 23, 1958. petition filed August 20, 1958 in Athens County Probate Court. Wanneda Reeves named as party. answer required by October 11, 1958. Berry and Gall Attorneys for plaintiff.
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Franklin
State of
Ohio
Hamilton
Walnut Heights
Recorder's Office
Franklin County
Thomas M. French
Elizabeth French
Pearchiie B. Williama
Adminiatratrix Berry & Gall Attorneys
Notice of Athens County real estate tax revisions
In compliance with Section 715.17 of the Revised Code the real estate tax returns for Athens County are revised and open for inspection at the County Auditor's Office in the Court House Athens Ohio. The Board of Revision made limited changes to valuations and will hear complaints on or after October 6 1955. J W Whaley Auditor Athens County Ohio 9-19-10 times.
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Athens
Stella Avenue
Wolfe Street
Olfe Street
Ohio
Ohio University
Athens County
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Court House
Board of Revision
Tax Commissioner of
County Board of Revision
J. W. Whaley
Probate filing in Minnie Love estate heirs case Athens County
Luther Ulbrich administrator files in Probate Court for Athens County Ohio to determine heirs at law entitled to a distributive share of Minnie Love deceased. Defendants include unknown heirs next of kin executors administrators and assigns of Minnie Love Michael Love Lydia Thompson Love and others. Notice requires answer to petition per civil action laws. 9-19-60olw.
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Minnie Love
Icel O. Ulbrich
Elizabeth Sapp
Susie L. Spangler
Sophronia Weber
Faye Bb. Thompson
Clifford Thompson
Kenneth Fulton
Mabel Hittle
Harmon Fulton
Luther Leach
Merritt Leach
Wilbur Warren
Michael Love
Lydia Thompson Love
Luther Uldrich
Athens County
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Minute Love
Berry & Gall
Notice of Probate Action In Athens County Ohio
H B Gall Jr administrator of Jo Anna Bernard's estate files a petition in Athens County Probate Court Ohio August 27 1958 alleging insufficient assets to pay debts and seeking described real estate in Jacksonville Village Athens County Ohio. Defendants named Herman Wittig Anna Jones Henrietta Wagoner Laura Jones Kathleen Overly Hilma Abbot Raymond Wittig Albert Wittig Fred Hipscher and unknown heirs are summoned to respond by October 1 1958.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Anna Jones
Henrietta Wagoner
Belleville
Michigan
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Detroit
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Melvindale Michigan
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Indianapolis
Raymond Wills
Lincoln Park
Albert Wittig
Fred Hipscher
Jo Anna Bernard
Raymond Wittig
Fred Hipecher
H. B. Gall, Jr
Athens
State of
Ohio
Jacksonville
Excepta
Chester Woodworth
Roy Hill
Jo Anna Hernard
Athens County
Ricordeolume
Poymar Ih
Raoma
Sanam H. B. Gall, Jr
Berry & Gall Attorneys At Law
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