Beavercreek Beavers (65) top Monroe Hornets in league opener
Beavercreek dominates Monroe 65-60 in the Mid-Miami League debut at the Beavers new gym. Guard Bob Shock scores 24 with 10 free throws while Dave Shockey and Alex Fultz lead Monroe with 18 each. Monroe suffers second setback in three games as Beavercreek JV wins 43-27.
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Beavercreek
Monro, Hornets
Bob Shock
Beavers
Monroe
Shock
de Beavercreek
Will Smethlers
Dave Shockey
Alex Fultz
Ray Liebherr
Hornet Jayvees
T Bruce
Cone
Shawnee Nets Tenth Victory Over Jackson in Preble League
Shawnee Arrows defeat Jackson 89 to 73 to notch their 10th win. Center Jim Werk scores 32, with key late baskets sealing the margin as Jackson trails in the third quarter and never recovers.
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Camden
Shawnee
Jackson
Arrows
Jim Werk
Hagin
Toler
Werk
Crawford
Mobley
McIntosh
Hick
Price
Garvey
Benge
Nuse
Shelley
McDivitt
Germantown Edges Brookville In Overtime Thriller
Germantown defeats Brookville 59 to 30 in overtime after Bill Stull scores two field goals in the final 20 seconds. Nelson Hinkle leads Germantown with 16 points as Brookville battles back to force OT.
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Germantown
Bill Stull
Brookville
Nelson Hinkle
E’kine
Emrick
Gates
Stull
Wnckle
Waynesville Surges Past Springboro in Warren County Showdown
Waynesville Spartans dominate Springboro Panthers 67 to 54 in a high school boys basketball game. Wayneville guards Hatton and Lakes led with double figure scoring while Springboro’s Null and Shumway kept pace. Postgame, Waynesville improves to 7-3 as Springboro suffers a third loss in four games.
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Waynesville
Waynesville High Spartans
Springboro, Panthers
Warren County
Carlisle
Gordon Hatton
Lou Null
Bill Lakes
Ted Wall
Springboro
Panthers
Earnhart
Davis
Powell
Brannock
Hatton
Frasure
Null
T. Halli
Shumway
Fry
Lakes
Teais
Hayes Named Nation’s Top Football Coach of 1957
Wayne Wood Hayes of Ohio State was named 1957 football coach of the year in the Scripps-Howard poll of 597 coaches. He led Ohio State to the Western Conference title and Rose Bowl bid, edging Auburn’s Shug Jordan who led the unbeaten national champions. Other top vote receivers included Rice’s Jess Neely and Notre Dame’s Terry Brennan.
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New York
Wayne Woodrow
Woody) Hayes
Ohio State
Scripps-Howard
American Football Coaches Association
Hayes
Ralph (Shug) Jordan
Auburn
Associated Press
Jess Neely
Rice
Terry Brennan
Notre Dame
Forrest Evashevski
Iowa
Milton Brulin
Wisconsin
Bowden Wyatt
Tennessee
Skins Fall To Duquesne In Steel Bowl Opener
Miami University’s Redskins drop 77 66 to a sharp Duquesne squad in the Steel Bowl opener. Tonight they face George Washington as Pittsburgh hosts the second game. Duquesne’s Frit Binder scores 27, Jim Thomas 16, Wayne Embry 15 for Miami.
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Miami University
Pittsburgh
Dick Shrider
Redsking
Duquesne
George Washington
Frit Binder
Jim Thomas
Wayne Embry
Miami
Emory
Brown
Fi Thomas
Embry
Powell
Hamilton
Wingard
Higgins
Miller
Putterbeugh
Babbe
Grab Binder
F DePalma
Ryan
Mathews
Penry
Grab
Local Bowling Scores and Player Standings Across Leagues
Yesterday results show Martins beat Middletown 3 0 and Armbruster’s 2 Perry Ins 1. Individual totals include Bernie Cain 115 217 212 and Kay McCue 194 172 158 524 with women and men’s 200 games led by Dave Holbrook 227 and George Rechar 235. Multiple teams listed with scores across leagues and banners showing sponsor names and club divisions.
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Boots Mills
Dora Lamphier
Leslie Colvin
Pat Watts
Ethel Sorrell
Loretta Rees
Kay McCue
Driftwood Room
Witt Cleanere
Wray
Aeronca
Motor Mart
Fahrenholz
Irving's
German Inc
Paul's Big
Tibbs Ritors
al Sticklelman
C. Congleton
H. Fawley
Dave Holbrook
Dave Hayes
Jim Brewer
Luce
Marvin Leis
Bill Ellis
Dick Mitchiner
Dennis Justice
Mike Barach
Bernie Cain
George Marshall
Don Lynch
Esten Wombold
Peyton Goins
John Carrozza
Larry Wardrow
GiTucker
Bill Lentz
Steve Koster
Fred Waczula
Joe Hoc
Harold Yocum
Istmal! Denniston
Rod Adkins
Seven Mile Tops Trenton In Close High School Clash
Seven Mile Panthers pulled away late to defeat Trenton 75 to 62. Fred Powers led Seven Mile with 23 points while Martin Arnold scored 19 for Trenton. Final box scores show Powers 23 and Arnold 19 among top scorers.
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Trenton
Seven Mile
Panthers
Fred Powers
Malcolm Sloneker
Martin Arnold
Trojans
Ren Mile
Treiber
Mick
Gordon
Shazier
Cook
Powers
Kallick
Fisher
Schumacher
B. Arnold
Ricuff
M. Arnold
Kash
Lacey
Kelly
Seixas Drives U S To Davis Cup Edge Over Belgium
In Brisbane Vic Seixas powered the United States to a 3 2 lead over Belgium after a 6 2 6 3 0 6 6 1 win over Brichant and Phil Washer defeated Herbie Flam to set up a Melbourne final against Australia. Talbert warned of adjustments for doubles after the setback.
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Brisbane
Australia
Vic Seixas
United States
Belgium
Jackile Brilhant
Phillepe Washer
Herbie Flam
Brichant
Bill Talbert
U. S
Talbert
Seixas
Flam
Washer
Brichan
Carter Ladewig Victors In Pin Invitational
Don Carter and Marion Ladewig win World Invitational titles in Chicago. Carter, 31, defeats Tom Hennessey 313.36 to 311.08 with 4 final games at 215 average. Ladewig dominates Phyllis Noiaro for a 10.33 point margin. Carter earns $5,000. Ladewig receives $2,500. Eddie Lubanski third with 304.35.
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Chicago
St. Louie
Grand Rapids
Micch
Don Carter
Ormer
St. Louis
Tom Hennessey
Marion Ladewig
Carter
Hennessey
Eddie Lubanski
Detroit
Big Ten mulls 10 game season and lax recruiting rules
Conference meetings in Chicago spotlighted a proposed 10 game football schedule and possible loosening of recruiting practices. The day included other sports notes from college and professional leagues across the country.
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Chicago
Two Buckeye Ends Are Hurt In Drills
Ohio State players Leo Brown with a knee injury and Rusty Bowermaster with a shoulder bruise suffered during indoor drills as the Buckeyes prep for the Rose Bowl against Oregon. The team flies to California next Friday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Oregon
Leo Brown
Rusty Bowermaster
Bucks
California
Fight Results From AP Boxing Card
In San Diego Kid Irapute of Mexico outpoints Ant Iacobucci of Cincinnati. Guam native Tenejeras Boy defeats Ricky Miner in Manila by knockout. Ingemar Johansson of Goteborg Sweden outpoints Archie McBridge in Trenton New Jersey.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Calif
Kid Irapute
Mexico
Ant Iacobucci
Cicinnati
Guam
Tenejeras Boy
Manila
Ricky Miner
Goteborg
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Archie McBridge
Trenton
N. J
Size of Bowl Nearly Doubled in Dallas Stadium
The Cotton Bowl, Dallas annual New Year’s Day classic, has been expanded from 45 000 seats at a cost of 400 000 to a current capacity of 75 504 financed by more than five times that amount. Jester, a notable two year old 1957 foal, was sealed on April Fool’s Day 1955. sired by Tom Fool.
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Dallas
Jester
Hye
Tom Fool
UN observers to oversee Costa Rica presidential vote
The Costa Rican chief U N delegate said the country will invite foreign observers for its February 2 presidential election. Dag Hammarskjold will compile about 40 candidates and Costa Rica's three parties will select three to five observers to report findings to the secretary general.
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United Nations
U.N
Costa Rica
Dag Hammarskjold
Alberto F. Cana
Hammarskiold
Real Estate Transfers In Middletown Wayne Back to Gerald Turner
A long list of real estate transfers covers numerous property trades across towns, including lots 11880 3733 10820 12543 and more, with prices ranging from 1.65 to 88.50 and multiple no tax notes. Notable names include Gerald Turner Arthur Lehman Shirley Burgher Robert Burnett Raymond Haren Olympus Lansaw James Frasker Magnode Products Co. Inc. Ed Wilson Kathryn Russell Albert Koch and many others. The record records numerous transfers to and from individuals and firms with locations such as Mayfield Trenton Milford Belle Haven Acres and Evelyn Farms.
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Wayne Back
Gerald Turner
Arthur Lehman
Alice Edginton
Shirley Burgher
James Strickland
Robert Burnett
Andrew Baker
Joe Osnet
Ada Wills
George Doering
Richard Wittman
Raymond Haren
Ertes Halsey
William Adams
Mollie Adams
Kathryn Russell
Ralph Gilbert
Floyd Edginton
James Frasker
Mayfield
Los
Frederick Schwankhaus
William Mason
Union
Carl Ehresman
Louis Montague
Milford
Albert Koch
Steve Brower
Belle Haven Acres
Catherine Tewal
Trenton
James Frasier
Albert Creekbaum
Howard Green
Clifton Farms
Raymond
Olympus Lansaw
Robert Adams
Elizabeth Shockey
Magnode Products Co. Inc
Elmer Wright
P. J. McLaughlin
Green Ridge
F. F. Combs
Harold Combs
Monroe
Clair Smith
Jesse Elkins
Dalewood
Frank Walker
William Sebastian
Herbert Sebastian
William McLean
William Raney
Ruby Hatfield
Evelyn Farms
Goebel Banks
Ed Wilson
Roy Shepherd
Anita Mannon
Oneida
Ben Caudill
Miami Valley
Home Acres
Joseph Miller
Ameri
Bud
William Thompson
Ogiesby-Barnitz Bnk
Madison
George Coomer
Security Sav. & Loan
Rickard Acres
Charles Emrick
Charles Yost
Raymond Chasteen
John Clark
Mother Charged in Burglary Attempt in Zanesville
A 23 year old Zanesville mother of two was charged Friday with attempted breaking and entering in a service station burglary. Raymond Dobbins 16 was wounded when the station operator opened fire as he fled with Dorothy M. Hanning. Dobbins will face similar charges Monday.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Raymond Dobbins
Moman
Dorothy M. Hanning
Dobbins
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Anne Francis
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J. & F. Edsel
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Wiedemann
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van Heflin
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Scott Brady
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Fla
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Pasadena
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Nellie Smiley
Henry Schrimper
Lockland Ridg. & Loan
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Florence Hughes
Lemon
Ray Crim
Home Fed
Vernon Pierson
Sparkle Lake
Warren Johnson
Equitable Life Assn
Brelsford
Charles Lukey
Robert Keays
Harold Jackson
Manuuel Garlikoy
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