Confusion over High School Conferences Sparks Editorial Call
The Ohio High School Athletic Association may cut confusion by standardizing names as two North Central Conferences clash over parochial and public schools. The Chronicle Telegram notes Seaway Conference ties and previews football start as Gibsonburg and others join.
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Ohio High School Athletic Association
Chronicle-Telegram
Avon-Lake-Ridgeville-Midview Alliance
Seaway
Gibsonburg
Harns-Emnore
North Baltimore
Ottawa Hills
St. Wendelin
Fostoria
Tarry Misses 700 Set In Bowling League Notes
Jack Tarry Jr. and Tarry Tavern posted a 0-0 mark in the All-City League after a rough third game marred by splits. Scotty Morrison led Elks Lanes with a 68 set in the Elks Monday League. Helen Ritter led Town & County Iris League at Bowl-O-Drome with a 3- game win.
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Jack Tarry Jr
Tarry Tavern
Spize
el Ria
Tarry
Scotty Morrison
Elks
Helen Ritter
Town & County Iris League
Bowl-O-Drome
Jon Barsacs
Ie Bowling Center
Eddie Barton
Bess & Andy
Ivacus
Stoneyv
Ranbir
Steve Salexy
Barkers
Keating Center
Wih
600 Club Turns In Exceeding Busy Week
In the AUC League the Jarra Tavern hosts 600 Club events with players including Jack Tatty Jr and Scotty Morrison amid a foggy Tuesday at the Bowling Center. Hibs Mendax and Rev A Andy’s Lear are listed among participants in local circles. Eddie Bartlet and Steve Saien also appear in the participation ledger. The Tenn & Country Cirls League shows Ueten Ritter-533 among the feminine circle entries.
Carrier Topples 18] at Park Lanes in Amherst
Florence Carver and Gerry Maines shared individual honors in the Amherst Monday Women's Rowing League at Park Lanes. Masonry fumbled the top team game and series as the leaders posted a 11-1 mark.
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Amherst
Florence Carver
Hoe
Gerry Maines
Park Lanes
Karaczi Masonry
Minnow Tactics For Angling In Local Waters
Percu or minnow bait is allowed to swim about 12 feet under a boat. When a pike or muskellunge follows a retrieved lure to the boat without striking, live bait often triggers a strike. In some waters bass and brown trout follow streamers spinners and spoons but do not strike. A 3-minnow without a wire leader often works here.
Meadow Maid Wins Brown Jug Tuneup at Walnut Farm
Meadow Maid led from the thres-tuck pole to win the Walnut Farm Breeders Filly Stake for pacers in 22 15, securing the fastest time of the afternoon and a $599 final fee deadline. Wonderful Time and Trim Freight followed in the finale under Johnny Simmin. Indian Red Girl won the $252 class race earlier on Monday.
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Delaware
SO. Upi
Meadow Maid
Sharold Lile Brown
Jazehzibie
del Anier Sable
Senor
Trim Freicht
Ty Johnny Simmsin
Phesed
Sin
Alc
Laishies
Lo Brdecke
Coliay
Ind
Walnut Wall Farm Breeders Firs
Browns Cut Two as Team Enforces Player Limit
Browns release tight end Teveland Offersane and defensive back Dick Lebeau on Monday as part of meeting the club’s mandated player limit. Funston, from the College of Pacific, and Lebeau, an Ohio State alumnus, exit the roster.
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Daniels
Lorain High Grads
Gene Ferguson
Ron Cianiger
Teveland
Offersane
Farrell Funston
Dick Lebeau
Cleveland Broans
Aman
Funston
College of Pacific
Whie Lebeau
Ohio State
Do Or Die for Confident Indians Tonight
The Cleveland Indians face the Chicago White Sox in a decisive night game with manager Joe Gordon possibly ousted if Cleveland loses. Early Wynn versus Jim Perry headlines a 40,000 crowd as Cleveland aims to close its season strong and Chicago chases its pennant push.
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Questin
Gogo White Sox
Sox
Cleveland Indians
Chicago
Tigers
al Lopez
Lopez
Indians
White Sox
Cleveland
Athletics
Early Wynn
Jim Perry
Joe Gordon
Bill Veeck
Gordon
Mel Harder
Frank Lake
Lane
Jack) Harshman
Cal
McLish
Perry
Elyria High scouts admire Sandusky attack after Rhodes win
Elyria High coaches and four assistants watched Sandusky defeat Cleveland James Ford Rhodes at Strobel Field. Norm Tilberg anchored defense while Sam Davis and Hilton Murray sparked offense with multiple receptions and three touchdown tosses. Barton contemplates lineup shifts if Davis or Murray start on offense. Sandusky runs a Winged-T style with motion and limited passing.
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Bill Barton
Elyria High
Strobel Field
Sandusky
Ciete Sweisard
Steve Zoosee
John Imes
Ernie Curcillo
Cleveland
James Ford Rhodes
ASB
Elsha
Cleveland West Tech
Barton
West Tech
Pioneers
Norm Tilberg
Sam Davis
Hilton Murray
Murray
Quar
Bill Madden
Davis
Winged-T
Ben Wilson
Rhodes
Elyria
Strong Defenses Set for Ohio State Duke Battle
Ohio State prepared to face Duke in a defensively charged clash. OSU scouts praised Duke’s defense after a recent South Carolina stop, while Buckeye coach Hayes noted Fields easing from a shoulder issue and hinted at readiness for rough work. Depth and reserve strength cited as an edge for OSU.
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Ohio State
Columbis
Dike
Idux
OSU
Gorden Larsen Mon- Gay
Duke
Ceed
Blue Peis
South Carolina
Buckeye
Bob White
Hayes
Wallace
Middletown
Fields
Soréptomores
Paul Martin
Canton
Bobby Ferguson
Troy
Bucks
Blue Devils
Northfield Results Card Confusing From OCR Transcript
An OCR fragment lists various names and numbers, including Darmwa, Vitter, Teese, and TePherson, with scores and monetary values. the legible items resemble a race or event results page from Northfield but lack coherent structure, dates, or context. The entry shows multiple participants and payouts, plus a Grand Triumph reference and a final tally of items and sums.
Johansson Patterson hearing tightens lid on management
New York officials clamp down at the New York State Athletic Commission hearing on Floyd Patterson manager Cus D Amato. D Amato faces a Sept 2 appearance or loss of his manager license as the Johansson Patterson heavyweight title bout promoter and related actions are scrutinized.
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New York
UPI
B. Kahn
Weoon
New York State Athletic Commission
Johansson-Patterson
Cus D'Amato
D'Amato
Floyd Patterson
Creanm
Ingemar Johansson
Sweden
Yankee Stadium
Commission
Melvin L. Koulewitch
Kaht
Braves inch toward pennant as Mathews fuels 8 6 win over Pirates
Milwaukee ties Dodgers for first as Eddie Mathews blasts his 42nd and 43rd homers driving in five. Warren Spahn earns his 20th win while Don McMahon closes, lifting the Braves atop the league standings amid a late season stretch.
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Milwaukee
Braves
Pointblank
Eddie Mathews
Dodgers
Pirates
Mathews
Bob Friend
Forbes Field
Babe Ruth
Mickey Mantle
Lefty
Don McMahon
Spahn
Eppa Rixey
Phillies
Reds
Rixey
Billy Herman
Hank Aaron
Herman
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Giants
Cubs
Cardinals
George Altman
Tony Taylor
Ernie Banks
Banks
Glen Hobbie
Tom Hughes
Massillon Reshapes Ohio Rankings In Early Football Poll
Massillon leads the first United Press International ratings for 1959 Ohio high school football with 150 points and 25 coaches voting. Warren Harding holds 120 and Marion 114 as Northern Ohio teams dominate the top 10, including Lima Senior and Elyria, while Bryan’s upset over Van Wert marks the opening week’s surprise.
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Columbus
UPI
Massillon
Stark County Tigers
United Press International
Marion Harding
Warren Harding
Lima
Marion
Warren
Columbus North
Lorain
Springfield
Sandusky
Alliance
Canton McKinley
Troy
Northern Ohio
Springer
Akron South
Cleveland Collinwood
Cleveland West
Marion-Lima
Bryan
van Wert
Ohio
Cougars
Northwestern Ohio
Gil Smith
Wapakoneta
Cleveland Latin
Elyria
Dayton Fairmont
Cincinnati
Roger Bacon
Parma
Buckeye
Sarvinsky
Kent State Nabs Key Returns to Boost season
Kent State basketball optimism rises as Oliver Wallace and Hal Estes win eligibility for the winter semester. Wallace topped the freshman team with a 19.8 point per game average and 429 total points, breaking the program’s freshman scoring mark.
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Kent
UPI
Kent State University
Oliver Wallace
Middlestown High
Hal Estes
Wallace
Kent State
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Avon Lake
Ridgeville
Midview
Sandusky Bay Area
C-T
Don Hawk
Purdue
UCLA
Don Miller
Russ Davies
Joe Cowden
Lou Rotunda
John Moore
Wank Janowicz
Bob Daniels
Craniger
the Dental Association
Amherst High
Roy Schaeffer
Jim Ketchum
600
Jarra Tavern
Jack Tatty Jr
Hibs Mendax
Raze Scotty Morrison
Andy's Lear
Eddie Bartlet
Bowling Center
Fog Barkacs
Steve Saien
Tenn & Country
Ueten Ritter
Sportsmans Digest
Tei Skai
Browns
Hoy
Felix Mantilla
Pirate
Dick Stuart
Bobby Avila
Man
Tilla
Danny Murtaugh
Mantilla
Stuart
Los Angeles
Larson
Twke
Trike
Clade Moorman
Hieldx Wight
Hases
Iran
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Ins
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Bill German
Oscar Haver
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Laan Strait
Haves
Northfield
Mies Rett
Brown
Teese
Nin
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Mac Rancer
Rae & Rew
TePherson
Thaan Marie
Armsone
Gooble
Mathews Finds
Eye
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Spain
By Bob Grim
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Findlay
Salem
Ironton
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Martins Ferry
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Porta‘mouth
Mount Vernon
Toledo Central
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Waten Harding
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Speinefield
Te Sandusky
Alvance de Canton McKinney
Troz
Kent Cage
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