Effigies Rise as College Coaches Face Losses
Association dispatched report notes widespread coach trouble across the Big Ten with Duffy Daugherty of Michigan State, Woody Hayes of Ohio State, Bennie Oosterbaan of Michigan, and Murry Warmath of Minnesota amid losses and rumored resignations. Duke and Notre Dame also show mounting pressure with poor records and fan anger.
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Murry Warmath
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Bill Murray
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Terry Brennan
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Orioles' GM Sees No Flag for Future Contenders
Baltimore Orioles new general manager Lee MacPhail stated the team will not rush to contend this season. He emphasized realism, noting Baltimore must build gradually after acquiring the St. Louis Browns franchise, and expects a couple of years before becoming a top flight club.
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Yanks
Packers May End With Worst Mark
Packers face a likely worst NFL record after five losses and a 1 1 draw this season. They await two remaining games against Los Angeles and San Francisco and a Thanksgiving tilt with Detroit, with past coach turnover and a struggling offense noted in the season's stumble.
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Chicago Bears
Ten Lettermen Return for CAHS Wrestlers Open Practice
Corry Area High School begins wrestling drills as Felix Mathews leads a squad with ten lettermen, four seniors and six juniors or sophomores, including Davey Gordon at 145 pounds and multi-year returnees. The team starts with physicals and daily after school sessions ahead of a 12 meet schedule starting December 1 at Titusville.
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Ted Heverley
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Dott Buel
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Roger Munn
Ken Downey
Gary Piirick
Beaver Grapplers
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Meadville
Warren
Bowl-Aire bowlers pace city leagues with high scores
Chuck Willett led Bowl-Aire Men's A League with 237 as 12 bowlers posted 200 plus games. Marv Perkins 216 Tom Crave 213 Merle Ottaway 213 Tab Weeks 212 and others such as Joe Smolick 207 Walt Loveland 204 Lyle Watrous 202 Lou Gerzina 204 Bob Bracken 200 Bill Hammond 201 Ed Barr 200 followed. Clymer League featured Lavern Beckerink 213-205 and Glen Halthouse 213 Ralph Halthouse 214 Claude Dougherty 201. In McInnes Steel Bowl, John Christopher Rex Ireland led with 205 and 200 respectively. Last night also saw a Dbls report and boxing results fragment.
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New Orleans
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Dykes Named Pirates Coach for 1959 Season
AP reports Jimmy Dykes, interim manager of the Cincinnati Redlegs late last season, is named Pittsburgh Pirates coach for 1959. General Manager Joe L. Brown cites Dykes as chosen by Field Manager Danny Murtaugh. Dykes, 62, replaces Lenny Levy who retired to run an auto agency after 41 years in baseball.
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Birdie Tebbetts
Giants Ailing After Rugged Win Sunday
The New York Giants face injury woes after a hard win over the Baltimore Colts. Linemen Jack Stroud and Roosevelt Brown and halfback Alex Webster are listed as questionable for the Pittsburgh game. Stroud will miss time with a knee injury, Brown has a fractured cheekbone, Webster has a bruised knee and ankle, with Mel Triplett sidelined briefly by a concussion. Steelers guard John Nisby also tweaked a tear and plans light workouts to test fitness for Sunday.
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Alex Webster
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Philadelphia
Unitas Starts Week of Colts Rehab at Memorial
Johnny Unitas, Colts quarterback, begins workouts at Memorial Stadium soon after hospital release. Doctors say he may run this week and could return before a previously feared date, missing two games but aiming to play San Francisco. He broke ribs in the 66-0 win over Green Bay on November 2.
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Boxing results from a 1852 New York event
The report lists multiple bouts with fighters from New York Philadelphia Panama Argentina Puerto Rico and Havana. Highlights include Marvin McFarland defeating Isidro Martinez on points 136 to ? and Benny Paret knocking out Andy Figaro in Havana 154 to 151 with Beau Jack and Jim My Beau appearing in brief notes. The fragmentary text shows various standings and city connections with Norwalk Providence and Boston.
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Boston
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Norwalk
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LSU and Iowa Hold Top AP Rank Amid Saturday Tests
Louisiana State and Iowa remain 1 2 in the AP college football poll as Army notches a breather. LSU faces Mississippi State after routing Duke, while Iowa meets Ohio State to try to regain prestige. Northwestern drops from the top group after losing to Wisconsin, with Texas Christian rising on a 36 41 win over Marquette and Iowa a first choice of 52 voters.
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Pitt Near Orange Bowl Invite Ties Undecided
Pitt may earn a New Year’s Day Orange Bowl bid if it wins remaining games but officials say Nebraska or Penn State could block the invitation. Pitt AD Tom Hamilton says no Orange Bowl contact, notes Nebraska is top concern. Panthers also eyed for Cotton Bowl. coach Michelosen may help East team in Shrine game if Panthers finish strong.
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KC Sets Record In Night Games
The Kansas City Athletics announce a season with 62 night games at home a record for the American League. Opening at home against Cleveland on April 10 the home schedule lists 77 games with 13 Sunday dates and two doubleheaders against Chicago on July 4 and Washington on August 23.
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Sports In Brief Recap of Boxing and Racing Items
Lawrence DiBenedetto 7, Sugar Boll founder and ex-National Amateur Athletic Union president, dies after a yearlong illness. Cuban featherweight Joe Tiger Blanco dies from brain hemorrhage after a knockout by Sugar Ramos in Havana. Poly Wab is a $10 win at New York mile race. Willie Shoemaker wins Jamaica Mile and a half length in the Westbury Handicap. Aurecall romps in Laurel Welcomed Purse eight district. Salt Lake City bout sees Gene Fulmer knock out Joe Miceli in Salt Lake City.
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Joe Miceli
NFL Official To Speak At Rosary Club Meeting
An NFL official, in his sixth season with the NIT, will speak at the Rin tley Club monthly meeting in the Hotel Corry Joe Connell. Connell, a former Panthers player, pursued coaching and refereeing in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia areas after playing in the 1930s and 1940s.
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Phiostoray
Arizin Narrowly Trails Yardley In NBA Scoring Race
Art Arizin of the Philadelphia Warriors rose to second in the NBA scoring race behind George Yardley of the Detroit Pistons with 92 points over three games. Yardley led with 216 points in eight games, while Gene Shue of Detroit, Ronkie Fighn Baye, and Bol Petit also posted high totals.
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