Bobo Dropped From Ohio State For Scholastic Deficiencies
Hubert Bobo, once called the greatest competitor by Woody Hayes, is dismissed from Ohio State University for scholastic deficiencies. Don Vide is pegged to take over at fullback as Bobo faces possible transfer to another college, with Tennessee or Kentucky mentioned and readmission barred for at least a year. Cassady and other backs remain, with several graduates leaving the backfield.
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Woody Hayes
Ohio State University
Don Vide
Buckeye Eleven
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University
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Stradley
Flash
Ohio
Cassady
Howard
Hopalong
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Ohio State
Tennessee
Kentucky
Vick
Cleveland
Eut
Joe Trivisonno
Onj
Archies
Russell Provenzo
Chauncey-Dover
State
Moore Uses Secret Weight-Reducing Plan for Olson Bout
Summit New Jersey UPS reports Archie Moore pursuing a secret Australian bush method to shed weight for his June 22 title defense against Carl Olson. The 38 year old champion aims for 175 pounds while denying full disclosure of the weight cut strategy and training routines.
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Summit
N.J
Archie
Moore
Carl Bobo Olson
Bobo
Rocky Marciano
van Dyke
Olson
New York
Polo Grounds
Marciano
Last Probe Arguments Awaited In Boxing Inquiry
Philadelphia reporters noted the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission awaited briefs from six respondents after closing its Harold Simpson Julio Mederos bout inquiry. One commissioner faced accusations of prejudice as the hearing moved forward.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Harold Simpson
Julio Mederos
Afloat How do you account for it
Commercial fishermen reported a banner season this spring with walleyes and blue pike in good numbers yet those fish are stubborn and not biting. Fishing has been lousy since a May cold spell, with forecasts predicting better days ahead as anglers wait for improved conditions and share notes on local openings.
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Carl Walski
Huron
Walski
Coast Guard
Lorain
Carl Finegan
J. Norman Thompson
Middle Island
Darrell Root
Fair Or Foul Boxing Getting Black Eye
New York boxing probes expose a closed guild influence on bouts, with manager Harry Hirsch and others implicated in steering Delaney's career. Delaney wins a TV bout after Saxton, while Daly and Pucci face investigation fallout and Delaney seeks new representation. A separate baseball note warns catchers against crouched stance, urging proper catching positions and quick throws.
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Hitsga
Dietrich
Akron Beacon Journal
Delaney
Saxton
New York
St. Nicholas Arena
al Wilson
Bill Daly
Daly
Hirsch
Angelo Pucet
Wilson
Ron
Virgil Akins
Ilirsch
Enon
Pucci
Helfand
Four Amherst High track records fall in rival season
Amherst High School set multiple marks as new records emerged in running events and Memorial Field competitions. Earl Morain led with highs and lows, Glen Hammond and the 880 relay quartet also posted school standards, while New London and Wellington athletes claimed field event records across hurdles, relays, broad jump and high jump. Blended times and distances show a season of record-setting performances.
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Amherst High School
Earl Morain
Don Starbuck
Jum Henry
Glen Hammond
Dave Watson
Amherst
Ron Camp
Darrell Stratton
Tony Johnson
Royce Ganz
NewLondon
Granneman
J. Randleman
Westphal
Hardy
Wildcats
Ganz
Stan Switzer
Joe Wolfe
Amhherst
Carl Grendon
Toby Brainerd
Jim Henry
Bob Randleman
New London
Vermilino
Tom Jeavons
Dick Oney
Wellington
Carl Brown
Vermilion
Moskal
Commission rejects motion on hearing but favors witness
James H. Crowley and Paul Sullivan, the two remaining commission members, rejected the motion but said they had no objection to Kelin's appearance as a witness. Sullivan added the commission is as interested as anyone else in hearing all the facts.
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James H. Crowley
Paul Sullivan
Kelin
Sullivan
Plesa and Gonzales Suspended Ten Days at Track
ThistleDown jockey Ed Plesa and Roberto Gonzales received 10 day suspensions from track stewards after Eddie Pepeeieny was charged with causing interference to Sports Play in the seventh race on Monday. The suspensions remove both riders from competition for ten days.
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Cleveland
Eddie Plesa
ThistleDown
iStewards
Eddie
Pepeeieny
Roberto Gonzales
Swaps May Race Nashua in Chicago Match
Rex Ellsworth owner of Kentucky Derby winner Swaps backs a special August match race against Preakness winner Nashua at Washington Park Chicago. Nashua’s owner William Woodward Jr. also favors the idea and Washington Park executive director Lindheimer disclosed the plan.
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Chicago
INS
Rex Ellsworth
Swaps
Nashua
Washington Park
Ellsworth
Chino
Calif
Benjamin F. Lindheimer
Wiliam Woodward Jr
Leeshante Ae
Toledo
Hollywood Park
Mission For Life
Pat Lowry
Sam Youngheart
Pimlico
National Boxing Assn
Lombardo
Lane Named Coach At Canton South High School
Cyril Lane named head football coach at Canton South High School succeeding Red Ash who resigned to focus on basketball. Lane previously led the grid program at Bridgeville High School in Pennsylvania.
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Canton South
Canton IM
Canton South High School
Cyril Lane
Grid
lBridgeville, Pa
Charles “Red” Ash
South
Henrietta Dodgers Beat Birmingham Braves in Cup II Opener
Firelands Little League opening tilts feature Henrietta Dodgers defeating Birmingham Braves 43, Brownhelm Cubs stopping Camden Cardinals 64, and Florence Giants tying Brownhelm Phillies 10 to 10.
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Henrietta
Indians Seem to Trend in 1950s Baseball Standings
From 1955 reports the Indians held third place in the league with a 300 game behind pace and 19 at bats listed, while 1954 figures show the Indians tied for first with Chicago and earning $248 681 in total games behind the leader.
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Indians
Gay
Chicago
Fight results roundup from cities across the United States
United Press boxing results list bouts in Toledo Detroit New Orleans and San Jose with fighters Pat Lowry Kenny Lane Mitch Muske Tonious Eli Legrett Al Villatara Phil Kim Eddie Chavey Sean Jose Ray Castro and others noted as outpointed or cancelled across venues in Ohio Michigan Louisiana and California.
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Toledo
Ohio
Pat Lowry
Toledo Ohio
John Lombardo
Blount Carmel 7A
Detroit
Kenny Lane
Musketon
Mitch
Eli Legrett
I3ata
New Orleans
al Villatara
Phil Kim
Hop'olul
San Jose
Calif
Eddie Chavey
Iue
Sean Jose
Txo'd Ray Castro
Los Angeles
District AAU Meet At Baldwin-Wallace College
The North eastern Ohio District AAU track meet will be held Saturday at Baldwin-Wallace College track in Berea. Many of the area’s top college athletes will compete, including Gary Flinn of Akron who won the 100 and 220 yard dashes at last week’s All-Ohio meet in Delaware.
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Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Gary Flinn
Akrons
Delaware
Rees Seeks Tam Meet Cage Coach at St Vincent
Akron St Vincent's High School invites applications for a basketball coach position after Tony Laterza resignation. Dar Rees, known as a foreign coach, leads the search with renewed interest from George S. May's officials. Vacancy created August 4, with ongoing candidacy open.
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St. Vincent's High School
David James Pees
Dar Rees
George S. May
Iments
Tam Q’shanter
Dai
Eng
Tony Laterza
Jland
Akron University
Minoso to Use New Headgear in comeback bid
New York WS The International Boxing Club matched Vince Martinez a grounded welterweight contender against Chico Varona of Cuba for a ten round bout. Chicago White Sox star Minnie Minoso misses three weeks after being beaned and a NYSAC inquiry leads to use of experimental headgear designed to protect ears cheekbones and skull. Martinez returns to action since December amid disputes with the Guild over opponents and headgear rules.
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International Boxing Club
Vince Martinez
Chico Varona
Cuba
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Sour Av Oytamac
Minnie Minoso
Martinez
York State Athletic Commission
IBC
Harry Markson
Martinez Beaf
Minoso
International Boxing Guild
Bob Grim
Bill Daly
Bill Daly, Cheekbone and Ear. He Was Outlaw Official of the Guild of the
Conrad Goes After Title
U S Air Force Lt. Joe Conrad, British amateur champion, seeks the French amateur crown. Leading a 25 player U S delegation, he faces Yves Le Quelles in opening round as fellow Walker Cup stars Billy Campbell and Brice Cudd also compete with byes granted.
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INS
U. S. Air Force
Joe Conrad
Texas
Conrad
U. S
France
Yves le Quelles
San Antonio
Billy Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
Brice Cudd
Portland
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Cudd
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