Canton to host North South High School All-Star Game for three years
Canton wins a three year contract to host the Ohio School Football Coaches Assn North South All Star game amid debate on rotating sites. Local figures from Middletown Hamilton and Hamilton discuss clinics and potential bids while Canton Lehman officials note cost and profits. North leads in players and size edge but South backs and ball handlers prevail in tonight’s matchup.
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Ohio
Stark County
Ohio Wi Ak
Assn
Southern Ohio
Jim Robinson
Canton Lehman
Sysem
Mac Pemberton
Columbus West
Coaches’ Association
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Pemberton
Bill Kidd
New Philadelphia
The
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Tiger) Ellison
Middletown
States
Canada
Ellison
Cnick Thackara
Hamilton
Thackara
Association
Yankees
Wade Watts
Canton McKinley
Rebels
Ralph Webster
Columbus East
John Dresser
Toledo DeVilbiss
Bob Young
van Wert
Case Rolls 632 Sparks Shutout In Bowling League
Owen Case earned an honor roll 196 201 235 632 as No 4 swept three games from No 7 led by Manny Garlikov 516 in the Summer Bowling League at Frontier Lanes. Rudy Cole posted 171 177 216 while No 1 lost twice to No 6. L Burns 472 and Kerry Rothstein 478 won twice for Nos 5 and 2 respectively over Nos 3 and 8.
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Owen Case
Manny Garlikov
Frontier Lanes
Rudy Cole
Don Sprague
L. Burns
Kerry Rothstein
der Schul
Les Pheiffer
Little Miami High Forms New Class AA School
Morrow Leaps To Class AA Ranks. The Little Miami School District forms a new high school in Highland near Morrow. A consolidated district will field an expanded athletics program with football practice starting next week and a junior varsity schedule this fall. The first Little Miami cage team debuts in November in a gym seating over 1,000. The district aims for Class A status soon and considers future league affiliations with Middletown Fenwick and others.
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Morrow
Pat Ordovensky
Little Miami
Warren County
Morrow High
Hamilton-Maine‘ville
Harlan-Butlerville
Highland
Franklin
Lebanon
Souther
Morrow Panthers
Emery Bethel
Panthers
Bethel
Middletown Fenwick
When Can A Ball Be Moved In Golf Rules
Knowledge of golf rules helps scoring and enjoyment. Casual water allows moving a ball on or through the green without penalty if not nearer the hole, and the stance may be taken likewise. Dropping may occur without penalty. If the ball lies in casual water in a trap or water hazard it must be played as lies with penalty for moving or lifting. Check local rules on penalties or out of bounds.
Middletown girls pace toward tennis titles at Wilmington
Middletown players dominate the Verity Courts meet with Lynne Lawson winning the Girls Under-18 singles and doubles with Betsy Little. The Under-15 finals pair Linda Nein against Helen Lowry for singles and Lowry with Anne Lawson for doubles, while Al Wolf of Cincinnati upset top seed Bill Sprinkle in Boys Under-18 finals. Judy Hagan, after a round of 16 loss, and Sandra Loubat reach doubles semifinals as Hagan pursues doubles glory.
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Cincinnati
Wit
Lynne Lawson
Ther
Betsy Little
Linda Nein
Nein
Helen Lowry
Anne Lawson
Lowry
Martha Grine
Grine
Lawson
al Wolf
Bill Sprinkle
Queen City
Wolf
Jerry Levin
Cin
Dave Harrington
Roger Wolf
Levin
Rosenberg
Lowry- Grine
Sixt Newton
Lawson Nein
Greer-Vandervoort
Alan Wolf
Saaae
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Kurdys-Kem
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Wiley (M) Mayer
Colburn-Shulman
Sprinkle-Wolff
Levin Rosenberg
Bark
Judy Hagan
Wilmington ‘del
Judy Butt
Santa Monica
Calif
Staten Island
Hagan
Sandra Loubat
New Orleans
Donna Floyd
Pat Hubbard
Washington
Nancy O' Connell
Chicago
Jean Sorum
Madison
Wis
Pairings Set For Wildwood Fall Tourney
The Wildwood Golf Club hosts 38 players in the Fall Championships with 22 members in the championship flight led by Steele Ruscher Getter and Payne. First round matches must be finished by Sept. 2 as pairings include Ruscher vs Greenwell and Steele vs Gade in early action across Wildwood and Middletown flights.
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Wildwood Golf Club
Wildwood
W. RF l Steele
Fred Ruscher
Dick Getter
Walt Payne
Middletown
Ayrealy Eee
F. Ruscher
E. Greenwell
E. Jarmel
R. C. Murray
D. Holbrook
Bye
W. Pagne
B. Feinthal
T.halderman
B. Bowman
J. Hargis
Wildwood Flight
O. A. Albaugh
J. Stiver
R. Weber
E. B. Siler
W. Steway
L. Morris
T. Wagner
E. Christman
Riggers Win On Passed Ball To Break Tie
A passed ball in the seventh inning doomed West Processing as the Riggers won 6-5 in the Armco Maintenance League. Bill Harrison homered for Weld Shop, which chalked up a 10-1 win over Round House. Art Snowden hit two home runs. Other games saw Machine Shop fumble against Hotpede and Power forfeiting to Open H.
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West Processing
Armco
Bill Harrison
Weld Shop
Round House
Art Snowden
Machine Shop F
Calvary Final Hurdle In Path Of Trinity
Calvary Methodist, the only team to beat Holy Trinity this season, looms as the final obstacle as Trinity aims to remain unbeaten in the second round of the Church League. Oakland Presbyterian, one game back, faces St Pauls Evangelical in tonight’s finale as a Trinity loss could force a deadlock.
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Calvary Methodist
Holy Trinity
Trinity
Church League
Methodists
Oakland Presbyterian
Oakland
St. Paul's Evangelical
Barnitz Field
Church of God
Church of the Nazarene
United Brethren
Good Duck Hunting Year Predicted By Secretary
Secretary of the Interior Seaton predicts a fall duck hunting year as good as last season. New regulations for 1956-57 keep changes minor with one ban on wood ducks in the Mississippi Flyway and continued baiting prohibition. States set dates Oct 1 1956 to Jan 15 1957 within a general framework and may run two seasons totaling 63 full days except Minnesota. Minnesota tests a 55 day duck season starting Oct 6 with 10 daily bag limit.
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Seaton
Wood du
Mississippi
Fish and Wildlife Service
Alabama
Arkansas
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Tenuisiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Ohio
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Opening For Waterfowl Season In Ohio Oct 15
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service announces a 70 day waterfowl season for Ohio starting Oct 15 before sunrise and ending Dec 22 before sunset. Wood ducks return to protective list. Daily ducks limit four, possession eight after day one. Geese limit five. Coots follow season, ten both daily and possession after day one. Snipes Oct 15 to Nov 13, daily eight, possession eight after first day.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Ohio Wildlife Council
Laurens Bosses New Pin Circuit In Sports Bowl Classic
Ralph Laurens elected president of the new Sports Bowl Classic League at a meeting held last night on S Main Street alleys. Harold Duff named vice president and Jim Martin secretary treasurer. Two teams still needed and another meeting for interested bowlers set for next Thursday.
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Ralph Laurens
S. Main St
Harold Duff
Jim Martin
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