Pipe Dreams by John Jackson
A compact note on John Jackson's piece exploring ambition and realism in modern imagination. The column weaves metaphorical lines about pipes and progress, reflecting urban life and creative blocks with measured wit and period voice.
Local horse venture folds after costly investment in Billmike
Billmike owners in the Single Gee stable, about 103 fans at $50 a share, invested around $3,000 hoping for Ascot earnings. The venture is now broke as Billmike has not raced since a broken foot last summer, casting doubt on future startup profits in local racing circles.
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Billmike
Single Gee
Ascot
North Carolina Tops Wake Forest as Bonnies Slip
St Bonaventure coach Eddie Donovan warned their unbeaten run would end ifplay did not improve after a 68 54 win over Iowa College in New York. Tom Stith led the Bonnies with 19 points and 10 rebounds at Madison Square Garden as Wake Forest and West Virginia also won their games. North Carolina beat Wake Forest 40 in a game with a slow start, while West Virginia edged Penn State in overtime. Other top results included Seton Hall, Muhlenberg, and Miami of Ohio posting wins.
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Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Ray Meyer
DePaul
Harry Litwack
Temple
Dutley Moore
LaSalle
Eddie Donovan
St. Bonaventure
Jim McCaffrey
Xavier
Slats Gill
Oregon State
Pete Newell
California
Donovan
Bonnies
Iowa College
Wake Forest
West Virginia
Penn State
Tom Stith
St Bonnie
New York
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Auburn
Villanova
Boston University
Tar Heels
Doug Moe
Carolina
George Ritchie
Jerry West
Bob Clousson
Mountaineers
University Park
West
North Carolina
Hugh Dummon
Chapel Hill
Frank McGuire
Seton Hall
Tar
Muhlenberg
Miami
Toronto U
North Carolina State
Atlantic Coast
Scholastic Basketball Schedule Across Multiple Ohio Leagues
A dense listing of upcoming scholastic basketball games across leagues including Buckeye, Lakeland, Lorain County, Southwestern, and Olmsted Falls. Notable matchups feature Elyria at Marion Findlay at Lorain Fremont at Sandusky St Stan at Gilmour, and Amherst at New London with several cross‑league contests and local derbies.
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Buckeye Conferen
Elytia
Marion
Findlay
Lorain
Fremont
Sandusky
North Central
Hlgrn Catholic
Clave
St. Stan. Gilmour
Cleve
St. Cantius
Lakeland
Amherst
New London
Margaretta
Clearview
Wellington
Vermilion
Lakewood St
Lorain St. Mary South
Townsend-Wakeman
LaGrange
Huron
St. Mary
Worthington
Fostoria
Olmsted Falls
Strongsville
Port Clinton
Norwalk
Mansfield
East Liverpool
Akron East
Cuyahoga
Cepeda Named NL Rookie Of The Year In 1958
Orlando Cepeda of the San Francisco Giants won the National League Rookie of the Year on all 21 ballots. He led NL rookies with 38 doubles 25 home runs 96 RBIs and 309 total bases while hitting .312. The 200 pound first baseman signed for 7500 then boosted to 10000 by midseason. Cepeda also led Puerto Rico Winter League with a .281 average for Santurce.
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Boston
UPD
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
National
Cepeda
Giants
Iy Buell
Treasures Baseball Writers’ Assn
Baseball Writers
Assa
Horace Stoneham
Puerto Rico
Santurce
NCAA to press tougher policy at closing convention
The NCAA meeting in Cincinnati debated extending authority to rule on athlete eligibility and tightening bylaw amendments. Walter Byers urged action to curb fringe benefits and ensure sanctions for schools hiring staff with violations. Rules would bar pre enrollment aid and require a 12 hour study load, plus restricted contact with athletes without school approval.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
UPD
NCAA
Walter Byers
National Collegiate Athletic
Visis
Byers
Ncaa Council
University of Southern California
Tter
Committee
A. D. Kerwin
University of Kentucky
Firelands Wrestlers Earn First Win of Season
Firelands High under coach Lowell Gatts secured their first win in three starts, edging Ashland High 20 49. Firelands won the opening five bouts and totaled seven victories, with two falls by Felcons. Ken Perkins opened with a 2:14 second-period pin over Ed Pifer. Jerry Newcomber added Ashland’s sole fall, pinning Anah Eim of Firelands at 1:52 of the first period in the 17-pound bout.
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Henrietta
Lowell Gatts
Firelands High
Ashlland High
Firelands
Felcons
Ken Perkins
Ed Pifer
Ashland
Falcons
NEW York
UPI
Bob Baumann
Eddie Dixon
Stratarabe
Madison Square Garden
Jevent
Gene
Ace) Armstrong
Patrolman
Dixon
Newark
N. J
Connct Iver
Periot
Steve Moris
Jerry
Camere
Firelands Dee
Armstrong
Elizabeth
Nga Sob Ras
Noj
Bangs Har
Ashand
Joseph F. Keab Bryer
Weldon
Seane Pelelands
Bob Sprin Igland
Ai Er
Shland
Pirelands
Jerry Newcomber
Land
Anaheim
Barons Remain Unbeaten
Steubenville extended its unbeaten streak to 10 games with a 68-54 victory over St. Vincent of Pennsylvania at Latrobe. Case Tech joined with six straight wins after a 72-63 comeback over Oberlin, Heidelberg defeated Otterbein 80-65, and Wooster beat Hiram 54-44. Marietta fell 102-82 to Morris Harvey as Duane Warns led Heidelberg with 5 points in a tight first half.
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Barons
St. Vincent
Pennsylvania
Steubenville
Latrobe
Ohio
Case Tech
Oberlin
Heidelberg
Otterbein
Wooster
Hiram
Charleston
Marietta
Morris Harvey
Denny Skiles
Duane Warns
Otters
Case
Fight Results United Press Internation
In Los Angeles California Bonts Mon 118 pounds defeated Model 115 by a cutpoint in Hollywood. In Boise Idaho Glenn Burgess 147 outpointed Dick Goldstrein 150 from Seattle over 12 rounds.
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United Press Internation
Los Angeles
UPD
Bonts Mon
Hollywood
Calif
Mexico
Boise, Idaho
UPI
Glenn Burgess
Boise
Dick Goldstrein
Seattle
Rush To Return To Ohio State Football Next Season
Cincinnati UPI reports Clive Rush, former Miami of Ohio football star, plans to rejoin the Ohio State program under Woody Hayes. Details indicate a possible return to the Buckeyes as part of Hayes' staff or roster plans.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Clive Rush
Miami of Ohio
The
Ohio
Woody Hayes
OSU
Starf
Barons face three game hurdle as Schinkel leads
In Cleveland, the Barons seek to climb from third place in the AHL by stopping league scoring leader Ken Schinkel in a three game series with the Springfield Indians. Separate events were added to a midget auto and motorcycle program at Cleveland Arena next Friday, including eight lap prelims and 20 lap finals for fast classes, plus a disc jockey derby.
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Buffalo
Clevelanders
Ken Schinkel
Springfield Indians
Barons
Cleveland Arena
Springfield
Wally King
WJW Radio
Will
Bisons
Cleve- Tun
Thelma Kobalka
New Castle
Elyria Catholic Faces St Stan in Crucial Conference Clash
Elyria Catholic High Schools boss Sica Raeke leads a Panthers squad to Cleveland to battle St Stanislaus in a North Central Conference game. Catholic seeks a season sweep and sole second place behind Lourdes as both teams hold 2-2 records. Key players include Kotowski and Cackowski for St Stan and Aulisio for Elyria Catholic. The game tips at 7 p.m. with a reserve contest first.
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Elyria
Dusme Gordon
St. Jude Holy Name Society
Father and Son
Chuck Noll
Cleveland Browns
Bendix Westinghouse
Janum
Browns
Leo Murphy
Elyria Catholic High
SOREL
Cone Si
Sica Raeke
Duane Gordon
Panthers
Cleveland
St. Stanislaus
Catholic High
Lorain St. Mary
Our Lady of Lourdes
St. Stan
Len Janiak
St. Mary
Elyria Catholic
Lourdes
Ed Kotowski
Jim Cackwoski
Catholic
Janiak
Gulf
Kotowski
Cackow
Dave Pope
Tia Catholic
Gordon
Clevelanders
Aulisio
Oberlin
St Stan
Pasenn
Case Tops Oberlin in Non Conference Hoop Battle
Case Tech stretched its unbeaten run with a 72 to 43 win over Oberlin College at Jones Fieldhouse in a non conference game. Oberlin led 30 to 28 at halftime before Case forged a 46 to 47 advantage and pulled away as Logar scored 14, Davin 14 for Oberlin while Lund 15 Jacobs 12 and Erikson 12 led Case.
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Yeomen
Tech
Cass Tech
Oberlin College
Jones Fieldhouse
Oberlin
Case
Dick Logar
John Davin
Merrill Shank
Pete Lund
Ron Jacobs
John Erikson
College Cage Results Snapshot Across Multiple Games
A compact roundup lists college basketball scores including St Bonaventure 51 over Muhlenberg 5, Norwich 88 over Cortland Teachers 60, Virginia 89 over Penn State Morris 102, St Vincent 71 over St Peters 68, East Tennessee 55 over Morehead State 76, Wake Forest 34 over North Carolina 44, Evansville 86 over Bell State 69, Southern Illinois 87 over Indiana State 0, Wooster 90 over Hiram 64, and other matchups with scores and brief results.
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St. Bonaventure
Ares Hall
Muhlenbere
St. Micheels
Norwich
Fulfalo
Cortland
Virginia
Penn State
Morris Barre
Marietta
Steubenville
St. Vincent
St. Peter
St Frances
Pines Centenary
Spring Hill
Murray State
Tennessee Tech
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Tennessee
Morehead State
Miao
Fla
Toronto
Southwestern Tennessee
ATERD
San State
Ax Evansville
Bell State
Southern Illinois
Indiana State
Heidelberg
Otterbein
Wooster
Hiram
Tenpin Leaders Shine at Perky Lanes League
Gibbins Sohio rolled a 2 555 series at Perky Lanes while Tony's Sunoco posted a 935 game. Gayle Burnett took individual honors in the Thursday afternoon women’s league with 477 series and 179 game. Weirman Builders swept team laurels with 652 game and 1 902 series. Weigman and Marys Restaurant share the league lead.
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Bilas
Clark
Perky Lanes
Gibbins Sohio
Tony
Sunoco
Gayle Burnett
Weirman Builders
Laurels
Weigman and
Mary’s Restaurant
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