Lonesome End Still Mystifies Army Opponents
West Point reports Army’s lonesome end signals remain a mystery after eight games. Coach Earl Blaik says signals changed for the Navy game. Bill Carpenter is the lonesome end, positioned far from the line and receiving signals remotely. The tactic disrupts defenses, opening opportunities for Pete Dawkins and Rod Anderson.
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Navy
Philadelphia
Earl
Red) Blaik
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Blaik
Bill Carpenter
Ed Bagdomas
Don Usry
Bob Novogratz
Bill Rowe
Chuck Lytle
Maurice Hilliard
Bagdonas
Carpenter
Pete Dawkins
Rod Anderson
College Basketball Scores from Associated Press Night
Eau Claire 75 Augsburg 68 Texas Lutheran 74 St Edwards 70 Oakland City 9 Tenn Martin 91 in 2 OT St Marys 89 Stevens ont 66 Defiance 71 Tri State 50 St Cloud 86 St Johns Minn 78 Northern Montana 73 Carroll Mont 63 Wahpeton 65 Brainerd Western Montana 78 Ricks 70 Lacrosse 72 Bethel Minn 70 Union Ky 101 Carson Newman 6 Texas Wesleyan 75 Howard Payne 70 Kings NY 71 Shelton 60 Cumberland 77 Bethel Ky 74 Transylvania 77 West Virginia Tech 74 Concord WVa 98 Bluefield 78 Franklin 92 Huntington 81 Marian 70 Rose Poly 38 Goshen 76 Taylor 58 Arizona Community 71 Vincennes 58 NHL Tuesday results no games. Wednesday Montreal at New York Detroit at Toronto basketball league Cincinnati 115 New York 113 Philadelphia 106 St Louis 105 Minneapolis 98 Detroit 90 New York at Boston St Louis at Syracuse Detroit at Cincinnati
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Property listings from Rhodell and surrounding towns
A dense catalog of land parcels and property owners across Rhodell, Pickshin, Coal City, and nearby areas. Names such as Mamone, Tony, Barbara Lot Besoco. Dora G. Munsey. Grady McCarty. O'Donell. Pearl Calvert. Willard Smith. and many others appear with assorted Lot, S, and acreage notes. Includes back tax references, acreage figures, and parcel descriptors across Marsh Fork, Winding Gulf, and Stonecoal Add.
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Tony
Barbara
Besoco
Maxey
Dora G
Princewick
Maynard
Charlie R
Margie A
Stonecoat
McCarty, Grady & Jpelma
Stotesbury McQuade
James P
Cora
Sectotesbury
Minter Fuel Company
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Munsey
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J. H. Farley
Pineville Land Co
Gulf Highway
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Soak Co
Prptoceast Realty Co
Stonecoat Add
Professional Realty Co
Stonecoal
Rhodell
Pulaski
Martha S
Gulf Pulaski
Gulf Teers
Arlie C. & Nora H. S
Tommys Reed
Willie B., Jr
Lana
Odd Rock
Ae H
Pear
Noah R
Guyan River
Lt. C. Con
Shrewsbury
Betty S
Farley Add
Coal City
Otho & Ruth
Town of
Pickshin
Shutt
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Smith
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Willard
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Lilly Court
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Soak Creek
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Thompson
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Pickshin Road
Pittman, Paul
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Hia Heights
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Boxing results from scattered bouts across cities
Oakland fighter Bobo Olson stopped Paddy Young in six rounds in a San Francisco match. Detroit’s Wilf Greaves outpointed Charlie Cotton over ten in Toledo. Phil Moyer beat Luther Rawlings on points in Portland. Bobby Gordon stopped Johnny Morris in nine in Pittsburgh. Middleweights included Jimmy Beau stopping Willie Gray in Holyoke.
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Calif
Bobo Olson
San Francisco
Paddy Young
New York
Detroit
Wilf Greaves
Charlie Cotton
Toledo
Portland
Ore
Phil Moyer
Luther Rawlings
St. Louis
McKeesport
Bobby Gorldon
Charlerioi
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Pittsburgh
Holyoke
Mass
Jimmy Beau
New Canaan
Conn
Willie Gray
Boston
Travelers Schedule Weston game opens 1958-59 season
Gauley Bridge High School coach Joe Kania released the Travelers 1958-59 basketball schedule. Home games start at 8, with Cedar Grove, Shady Spring, Princeton and Beckley on the slate. Pre holiday games include Cedar Grove on Dec 11 and Beckley on Dec 16, leading to an alumni game on Dec 19 and a Dec 27 trip to Weston.
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Travelers Today
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Flying Eagles
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Montgomery
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Banks Is 1958 NL MVP Amid Homer Hype
Ernie Banks of the Chicago Cubs won the National League MVP for 1958 after a season with 47 home runs and 129 RBIs. Banks led the league in homers and RBIs, claimed all first-place votes on eight NL ballots, and tallied 283 points. Willie Mays was second, Hank Aaron third, with Stan Musial finishing 12th. Banks, 27, hinted his peak lies ahead and cited Babe Ruth’s 60-homer record as a possible future milestone.
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Baseball Writers’ Assn. of America
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San Francisco Giants
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Frank Thomas
Pittsburgh Pirates
Warren Spahn
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Cubs
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Ruth
Merry Marion
St. Louis
Baseball Writers
Marion
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Max Schmeling Guest At Sportsmen's Fete
Former world heavyweight boxing champion Max Schmeling will be guest of honor at the Germania Club annual sportsmen's dinner in Chicago. Club president W. C. Devry said Schmeling’s visit, slated for Saturday night November 29, aims to deepen ties between Germany and the United States as Schmeling meets Chicago sports editors.
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Moore Becoming Top NFL Pass Snatcher
Baltimore Colts halfback Lenny Moore leads in receptions with 37 catches for 809 yards and 6 touchdowns in his third NFL season. He has totalled 162 receiving yards against the Rams and remains a feared two way threat, with 12 rushing touchdowns and strong league rankings.
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Lenny Moore
Baltimore Colts
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Los Angeles
Ray Berry
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Penn State
J Rocket
Buchholz Advances to NSW Junior Semis in Sydney
Young Earl Buchholz of St Louis moved into the New South Wales junior singles semifinals by crushing Australian Bob Pearson 6-0 6-1 in the quarterfinals. He faces Martin Mulligan, who beat Frank Gorman 12-10 0-6 6-2, as doubles saw top seeds Anderson and Fraser defeat Howe and Candy 6-1 11 8-6 6-4.
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Earl Buchholz
St. Louis
New South Wales
Bob Pearson
Buchholz
Martin Mulligan
Frank Gorman
Mal Anderson
Neale Fraser
Bob Howe
Don Candy
Sandra Reynolds
Renee Schuurman
Lorraine Coughlan
Mary Reitano
Hamilton Richardson
Alex Olmedo
Ashley Cooper
Rod Laver
Baylor Moves Ahead In NBA Scoring Race
Elgin Baylor leads the NBA scoring race with 382 points in 15 games and a 25.5 average, moving ahead of Detroit’s George Yardley. Bob Pettit leads in total points per game at 28.7 in 12 games, while Paul Arizin sits fourth with 332 points at 27.7. Kenny Sears posts the top field goal percentage at .540, with Bill Sharman leading in free throws at .935. Boston tops scoring at 113.3 per game, while New York holds the league’s top defense at 101.5.
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Yardley
Frank Selvy
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St. Louis
Hawk
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Philadelphia
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Sears
Boston
Bill Sharman
Five Passers Compete For NFL Stats Honors In League
Eddie Lebaron leads in average per attempt at 9.02 yards while Bill Wade tops yards gained with 214. John Unitas has 14 TD passes and fewest interceptions among leaders. Bob Mitchell tops rushing average among Browns backfield, and Brown's 102 points stand just shy of the season record.
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Pete Retzlaff
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Los Angeles
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New York Giants
Stan Musial Hopes for More Seasons Beyond 38
AP Arthur Musial, turning 38, says he can play a couple more seasons and eyes leading NL in hits after reaching 3,116 in 16 years. He hints at returning to left field, resting more, reporting late for spring training, and cutting banquet appearances. He plans about 125 games next season with occasional days off.
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Japan
Orient
Celtics Refuse More Games in Charlotte Over Segregation
Boston Celtics threaten to skip future NBA games in Charlotte due to segregation practices. Owner Walter Brown says he won't return after Black players Bill Russell K C Jones and Ben Swain were forced to stay in a separate hotel. Celtics beat the Minneapolis Lakers during a goodwill trip.
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Olson Stops Paddy Young In Sixth Round TKO
In Oakland, Bobo Olson, a former middleweight champ now in light heavyweight, pounded Paddy Young into submission in six rounds. Referee Jack Downey halted the bout after the sixth as Young, bleeding from a cut eye and a nose bleed, could not continue. Olson improved to 68-10 with 32 knockouts, while Young fell to 49-13-4.
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Stitch Bahama Fight Tonight In Louisville Card
Welterweight Rudell Stitch of Louisville meets Yama Bahama from the Bahamas in a nationally televised ABC 10 rounder in Louisville. Bahama weighed three pounds over the 150 pound limit but his manager said he would be ready by 10 p m ET. Stitch enters with 15 wins in 19 fights while Bahama has 51 wins 8 losses and 2 draws in 61 bouts.
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