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PITIRSIN UftitH P"*" Sportt Editor 1'411 roo! ini the eollere best suited for tbe subject or vocation in wbieb they plan t o study. 6on Thomann, Athe111, Fl"Hi· dent of the SEOAL pnsented the players with certUieate.1 of ~wards. Russ Smith , Pretident of the down· town coaches, pree;ented each play· er. with a trophy. Dave Diles llft a brief tundowo or all Ohio playera ~d how they are selected. Jimmy Tboma1 of GaUipolls wa• GalllpoliJ' player to be selected. Jimmy was presented a trpph.Y t»Y AI Schuldt, President Iowa Will Have ToBeOnToes To Beat LaSalle 15 last se"soa ud again waa I workhorse. pitch.ing 3.17 inninJt. Spi>rtOWrlter fer lhe"Oallll Tribune, pabtted out ~at Bebind bjm as fltarterlSmith ia had 11et a 1•11u~ record counti'ng on southpaw Curt Sim· Sim(Jlops won 14 and loef 15; Dicbon wu 10-10 and Wehmeier 10.11, with all of his victories comInc alter he joined the Phillie.. I He bad lost t~ree with the RecUel& before the fh1tt. .iiob Gt~eenwood, who saw Uttle ,ctiOQ last season with a 1·~ reoord tnd two rookif~11 up from 8yracua,, iames Owefts and Job~1 Meyer, a~ cj)ler starting pos1ibi1ities. Ow,ns · \Jon 17 and Jolt nine while Meyer "d a 1,.11 record . Bob MU\er, 7·9 last year, ~~JaY wind up as the No. 1 relief pl~.cher "ith Steve Rld'lik 4.& and llon "rozinski 1·1 also possl)tiUU,et ~!.~ Ortl~ W•ak Httt.r • Outside of Hamner at lhod ICld "Willie Jones at third, the 1nlltl4 ,.etupt is not defimte. E11r~ TOrJf{ ton who figut~es to be the litlt Duseman ill recovering from an ope1·auon to build up a tendoq in !his right bond, and may not be 1"""' to open the season. Be~lnd at first are two rooklef:l, .lfarBiaylock, who hit .303 at a",yr~ cuse and JameH Westlake, w11Q bitltd .28G a,t San fl'ranelsco . , Unh!•fiS!•th' ~e. oome • IJ:!COD~ ba • ) ~~ r. :~r·.~~,:,i:~e Bnbhy Morgaa, w ose Jl, 'b sl'tiitotstop,. b1.1t w~o also ." pl~y t~ird, wiU win€{ up vt tl}e spot. ·The Philles obtained MOrlan from tho Dodgers last 11prlrig and he wountl up battll'lil .262, playing In 138 games ' .. .. J.~lll• .o..~ c~ ~, 'l'e~ IC•n..,oltJ, 1 ""~'"' lith> hit Stpn Lopnjo ,.~ Smoker llul'l· '" will ·~• CJif.olll~• ilu!iea. 'ilopatn ,Iii the•-~u_. \notlyer-, Burj. ftlll tbe better hl,tur. !hitletl, ptlyinl. in .I'll Ja~, 'hit :~Mm liat year b\J' w~ albat only .J:U tim'el 55 abort to be t'dtillldered .. 'far the Ntlionai Leti!IO l>ijfi~l ohomplon . he doeJ everr. thing waU. ,Nov. t: P!ib'""'J~ St<elen, Nov. · 20 and Ckltqo Car<ii,alt, Qee. II. iportswritera !or beina: honored~· The Invocation for the evening wa given by Linson Stebbins~ ,;J~n Halliday was tbe toastma,te;. A barber.!iho,p .q~rtet Janj: ~.eral · til' . aonp. JhtrQduced dut~lng evenly were Ca1;:ol Widdoes, head ol foot. ball at Ohio Uqiveral.tr aqd Jl~ Snyder, head ot bastelbill. Also honored were- Qtentben 91 the 191515 All SEO eare tUm: Thomas, GaiJipoliJ; Smltb, Qa!Upolis; Ellis, Logan; Milhoan, Ga\lt· polis; Kuhn, Logan; Puckett. Middleport; ExiJne, Ja~; WUI.a, Athert!i. SECOND TEAM: ,SOUth, Athena; ;j.ll~~ Potts, Wellston; Wltkei, Ja~:klon; Frledenmaker, Welleton; Adams, Nelsonville; Qualls, Pomeroy; J_.D'ng, Middleport; Hunley, Nellon- vllle. HONORABLE MENTION; HOfer Melnturf, Atb\'ll'; ~ohn Shaw, Lj> pn; Gary Bobyer, Nelsonville and terry Gai&f~er, Ml~dleport; Jllll Rutko!kle, Athen1; Bill Carr, Gal· Jlpolill; Max', Nel10n ,and , ~oyd ~uth, GaAit>OIIa; Hlrold Vlckha Wellston; Bob WUson, PoMeroy; Jim 'Mitchell, laekiM u.d·Bob Me- 1 1 comply wit~ t6levtslon plan conference s~ial m:~!~~~~ ,lw decided, but It mLiht lbl own regional program orr the five Saturdays !Ueb James WI~ ~~ ~ permittei:l. •nd f!ICUity mined their NCAA PfOIJ:'GEll aea•Ion ~~otulttt . er (th.e ,national plan wu ceo to the ,public. '11Jl" eonffNbel 1ebNt1fy, Paul J. Bl!lmmer, IMVa tacult.y Ja '" 11m01· alllp. ~opata hit .ael( but nio overop lu!nped alter ho aentauv,, hu.tr11etfd, ··so eh&1lled tlla bakine: Mance to a lho :ate Ten vote In ftvQr of croueh. proposal. NCM mttJilbft'l wore l)qi ll!ln.lo, lhe ol~b!j;• power hit· 1.ble week on the ·.u;aoll<_lliiy tcr who drove Jn 1Ul runs in 1054 chai'!&ed plan lot 1980. ·' olthouch batttna oniy .2tl. will be third• of thue vaUns muat favor "• ">tl>lbef~t1.,;~:•1d and the lie. Rll•l>l the program for it to be\'!ome tf· .... wlho hit -~11 in center. !eetive. · w._ ·D "YOUR SUNRISE TO SUt•ISET .. ""',........ v-.W'Id,..•~ -pbi1 EagJet, Oct. 1; Q'reWI .81)' Pat~, 0<1. 23; N-. York Gll1lta The eOnfetenee' lll!lq gnly .13' in• 39 •~mtfi ··Jait yeRr to pM' tbt tJlttYiflPQ •nd m•r be aent ~t for m~J all members with the ,..,.. ios. l;'llo I'Otorln ~loyd k· Committee bandlln,g 01'. pearll\l_ lho .on~ 9f the 1111 or tor video right!. All lf!l.aue lrl#-f, ·wW ~~f on •• an ~n­ •o ·lntd a fuDd to be flel~ relervc. liO.d 1rpirto)\ htttW .. eqUill)i' atPDnll the 10 . I Coniert!nce E .nd:e.,.A,re Not Met Be 'Sfl.!n T1HilOI'MW ,l )lllt Big Ten Agrees J • of IIIJ Spol'lawritfr• · ·-•tJpli. Tht& trophy Wll fqr \lit bftt pd the game. He won 2.1 while ll!sln,c m01t vahlable pl!lyer. Mr. SCI)Illdt, Kinney, Mlddle.,Ort. w l<iiiM. ' The Diily Sentinel UP Alt.Ohio e!IQ!!f 8 At thia, Sc~uldt pire~ented Midwh' hu a aorc arm and CLEARWA'I'ER, Fla. UP- 'I'IIo dleport's coa,h John ~s M'l\" , may n.t b."' l in s ha~ for the fin\ Phillies wUI have to n'y on plt~h · the tropky 'if!:bach o!.t.M reaJ'' ia ing and defense' in the 1955 Na- ·part or thil season; the veter~~>"­ lea&ue Parson:;' record tional Lea1ue race, bl!Cau,~;,e they Murry Dickson and Herro Weh· the first year in the le.ague was very meier, who took a new Jeaae on Jack power hitting. And it doesn't look as if their new manaa:er, fife w~en the Redlep traded him good, conaisferina: th~ advance· ment $1>111 h~ lloys ,.,~, · - · Mayo Smitb, ll'i\1 come up with en· to the ·Phillies l11t season. the seasc.Jn. Pat'IIOifl 'tJtalltea: Ufll loiMrtt Top1 Pitchers Heading the pitrhlnll Iltafl will be Robin Robert~. whom many eonsid~r the best right bander Ia Buiket·J . fJGta llr4\'ftl AHA"!P JDO.OS, ough of eltber to finish in the first div11lon, let alone be a pennant contender. In addition to the lack or ht! 4vy hitters, the club lacks bench strength and may wmd up needmg a second baseman. Lost year. Granny Hamner, Onfl of the top sh.ortstOPI:l in the league was shifted to second and whil~ he turned in a workman-like per, formance, club offlciab agree the team IS stronger with him at short: He will play short this year . \i.,.mta . Ill PoJ'Ilaltd c...de ·Selu>ol ball Tourl'OIIIM\ are 11 ~it Oh'lo It provides for eight day• on -The riJht field pt l.s wide open whlch gamea will be showD with MQJ C1artl:, who hit only .2f0 notllli!IIIY, wllh \he ~ ...ibllity bat year; Danny Schell, with a tblt two fl111lU wiU be ehowa oa .2&'i average and the veteran John a divided pelwolit 1!11 !W. o! Wyrostek, .239, u l4tadtns candl· t"ese date•, 11~ , tor five days on dates. which no "airel may CJIOH lhe Peanut. Lowrey, plcktc~. up after boundtrlo of aev~n defined the Cardinali gave him hi' uncon· JiOhl, The ilia Ten plan. to sell dUlonal releuo, Pf!oblb~ wJU 11 "pKkallil of conferem:e 1a101eal .1Ud; on for outfield lAd" hifleld for t.hp re.a:lonal daya reauve duty and J?lnch ~ltttna 1ed beeiuse chore1 eompUul no '~~~~~I maY •ear more th&R onee .utloully and OJk1e &lly, O.r· twice reatoiJllly. RIHIAAIAL THURSDAY The Senior Choir ol the ented , C1lU.rtlt 1 will hlYe · Tb\U'Iday tvenln.a at tel\ the Euter 11F.ron1 Death ·1, ,,·;·· ~·:4 _t,{f!,• �' Ill',) • ns Is Given Award 0 SEO •Coach Of Year' ~ Dowatowt~ Cotches of Gal· Mr. Trautwein spuke to the UpoJit honored the SEO Sports- group of 1M on the htstory of writen SEOAL basketball team at bukethall and Its fundamentals. tbe Wasbincton School Cafeteria, He stated lo hi s talk, that teach· Vooday ftigbt, with the Associlltr Dired.or or Atli.Ietin at Ohio lJniviU'Iit)', W. J . 11'autwein, the m11.10 speaker for the evening. ln1 the fundamentals m basketball wu a very minor part and that there is much more to it than that. He enoourued the hllyll in choos. ;PhilliesLackPower Hitting; . 1To Rely On Pitebing, Defmse · I Editor'• io.ttte: Thlt it tht ~ee· ond in a HriM M tht 1955 pro.. PKh of tM Met-r ... 1111• clubs. BV LIIO H. PITIRSIN UftitH P"*" Sportt Editor 1'411 roo! ini the eollere best suited for tbe subject or vocation in wbieb they plan t o study. 6on Thomann, Athe111, Fl"Hi· dent of the SEOAL pnsented the players with certUieate.1 of ~wards. Russ Smith , Pretident of the down· town coaches, pree;ented each play· er. with a trophy. Dave Diles llft a brief tundowo or all Ohio playera ~d how they are selected. Jimmy Tboma1 of GaUipolls wa• GalllpoliJ' player to be selected. Jimmy was presented a trpph.Y t»Y AI Schuldt, President Iowa Will Have ToBeOnToes To Beat LaSalle 15 last se"soa ud again waa I workhorse. pitch.ing 3.17 inninJt. Spi>rtOWrlter fer lhe"Oallll Tribune, pabtted out ~at Bebind bjm as fltarterlSmith ia had 11et a 1•11u~ record counti'ng on southpaw Curt Sim· Sim(Jlops won 14 and loef 15; Dicbon wu 10-10 and Wehmeier 10.11, with all of his victories comInc alter he joined the Phillie.. I He bad lost t~ree with the RecUel& before the fh1tt. .iiob Gt~eenwood, who saw Uttle ,ctiOQ last season with a 1·~ reoord tnd two rookif~11 up from 8yracua,, iames Owefts and Job~1 Meyer, a~ cj)ler starting pos1ibi1ities. Ow,ns · \Jon 17 and Jolt nine while Meyer "d a 1,.11 record . Bob MU\er, 7·9 last year, ~~JaY wind up as the No. 1 relief pl~.cher "ith Steve Rld'lik 4.& and llon "rozinski 1·1 also possl)tiUU,et ~!.~ Ortl~ W•ak Httt.r • Outside of Hamner at lhod ICld "Willie Jones at third, the 1nlltl4 ,.etupt is not defimte. E11r~ TOrJf{ ton who figut~es to be the litlt Duseman ill recovering from an ope1·auon to build up a tendoq in !his right bond, and may not be 1"""' to open the season. Be~lnd at first are two rooklef:l, .lfarBiaylock, who hit .303 at a",yr~ cuse and JameH Westlake, w11Q bitltd .28G a,t San fl'ranelsco . , Unh!•fiS!•th' ~e. oome • IJ:!COD~ ba • ) ~~ r. :~r·.~~,:,i:~e Bnbhy Morgaa, w ose Jl, 'b sl'tiitotstop,. b1.1t w~o also ." pl~y t~ird, wiU win€{ up vt tl}e spot. ·The Philles obtained MOrlan from tho Dodgers last 11prlrig and he wountl up battll'lil .262, playing In 138 games ' .. .. J.~lll• .o..~ c~ ~, 'l'e~ IC•n..,oltJ, 1 ""~'"' lith> hit Stpn Lopnjo ,.~ Smoker llul'l· '" will ·~• CJif.olll~• ilu!iea. 'ilopatn ,Iii the•-~u_. \notlyer-, Burj. ftlll tbe better hl,tur. !hitletl, ptlyinl. in .I'll Ja~, 'hit :~Mm liat year b\J' w~ albat only .J:U tim'el 55 abort to be t'dtillldered .. 'far the Ntlionai Leti!IO l>ijfi~l ohomplon . he doeJ everr. thing waU. ,Nov. t: P!ib'""'J~ St<elen, Nov. · 20 and Ckltqo Car<ii,alt, Qee. II. iportswritera !or beina: honored~· The Invocation for the evening wa given by Linson Stebbins~ ,;J~n Halliday was tbe toastma,te;. A barber.!iho,p .q~rtet Janj: ~.eral · til' . aonp. JhtrQduced dut~lng evenly were Ca1;:ol Widdoes, head ol foot. ball at Ohio Uqiveral.tr aqd Jl~ Snyder, head ot bastelbill. Also honored were- Qtentben 91 the 191515 All SEO eare tUm: Thomas, GaiJipoliJ; Smltb, Qa!Upolis; Ellis, Logan; Milhoan, Ga\lt· polis; Kuhn, Logan; Puckett. Middleport; ExiJne, Ja~; WUI.a, Athert!i. SECOND TEAM: ,SOUth, Athena; ;j.ll~~ Potts, Wellston; Wltkei, Ja~:klon; Frledenmaker, Welleton; Adams, Nelsonville; Qualls, Pomeroy; J_.D'ng, Middleport; Hunley, Nellon- vllle. HONORABLE MENTION; HOfer Melnturf, Atb\'ll'; ~ohn Shaw, Lj> pn; Gary Bobyer, Nelsonville and terry Gai&f~er, Ml~dleport; Jllll Rutko!kle, Athen1; Bill Carr, Gal· Jlpolill; Max', Nel10n ,and , ~oyd ~uth, GaAit>OIIa; Hlrold Vlckha Wellston; Bob WUson, PoMeroy; Jim 'Mitchell, laekiM u.d·Bob Me- 1 1 comply wit~ t6levtslon plan conference s~ial m:~!~~~~ ,lw decided, but It mLiht lbl own regional program orr the five Saturdays !Ueb James WI~ ~~ ~ permittei:l. •nd f!ICUity mined their NCAA PfOIJ:'GEll aea•Ion ~~otulttt . er (th.e ,national plan wu ceo to the ,public. '11Jl" eonffNbel 1ebNt1fy, Paul J. Bl!lmmer, IMVa tacult.y Ja '" 11m01· alllp. ~opata hit .ael( but nio overop lu!nped alter ho aentauv,, hu.tr11etfd, ··so eh&1lled tlla bakine: Mance to a lho :ate Ten vote In ftvQr of croueh. proposal. NCM mttJilbft'l wore l)qi ll!ln.lo, lhe ol~b!j;• power hit· 1.ble week on the ·.u;aoll<_lliiy tcr who drove Jn 1Ul runs in 1054 chai'!&ed plan lot 1980. ·' olthouch batttna oniy .2tl. will be third• of thue vaUns muat favor "• ">tl>lbef~t1.,;~:•1d and the lie. Rll•l>l the program for it to be\'!ome tf· .... wlho hit -~11 in center. !eetive. · w._ ·D "YOUR SUNRISE TO SUt•ISET .. ""',........ v-.W'Id,..•~ -pbi1 EagJet, Oct. 1; Q'reWI .81)' Pat~, 0<1. 23; N-. York Gll1lta The eOnfetenee' lll!lq gnly .13' in• 39 •~mtfi ··Jait yeRr to pM' tbt tJlttYiflPQ •nd m•r be aent ~t for m~J all members with the ,..,.. ios. l;'llo I'Otorln ~loyd k· Committee bandlln,g 01'. pearll\l_ lho .on~ 9f the 1111 or tor video right!. All lf!l.aue lrl#-f, ·wW ~~f on •• an ~n­ •o ·lntd a fuDd to be flel~ relervc. liO.d 1rpirto)\ htttW .. eqUill)i' atPDnll the 10 . I Coniert!nce E .nd:e.,.A,re Not Met Be 'Sfl.!n T1HilOI'MW ,l )lllt Big Ten Agrees J • of IIIJ Spol'lawritfr• · ·-•tJpli. Tht& trophy Wll fqr \lit bftt pd the game. He won 2.1 while ll!sln,c m01t vahlable pl!lyer. Mr. SCI)Illdt, Kinney, Mlddle.,Ort. w l<iiiM. ' The Diily Sentinel UP Alt.Ohio e!IQ!!f 8 At thia, Sc~uldt pire~ented Midwh' hu a aorc arm and CLEARWA'I'ER, Fla. UP- 'I'IIo dleport's coa,h John ~s M'l\" , may n.t b."' l in s ha~ for the fin\ Phillies wUI have to n'y on plt~h · the tropky 'if!:bach o!.t.M reaJ'' ia ing and defense' in the 1955 Na- ·part or thil season; the veter~~>"­ lea&ue Parson:;' record tional Lea1ue race, bl!Cau,~;,e they Murry Dickson and Herro Weh· the first year in the le.ague was very meier, who took a new Jeaae on Jack power hitting. And it doesn't look as if their new manaa:er, fife w~en the Redlep traded him good, conaisferina: th~ advance· ment $1>111 h~ lloys ,.,~, · - · Mayo Smitb, ll'i\1 come up with en· to the ·Phillies l11t season. the seasc.Jn. Pat'IIOifl 'tJtalltea: Ufll loiMrtt Top1 Pitchers Heading the pitrhlnll Iltafl will be Robin Robert~. whom many eonsid~r the best right bander Ia Buiket·J . fJGta llr4\'ftl AHA"!P JDO.OS, ough of eltber to finish in the first div11lon, let alone be a pennant contender. In addition to the lack or ht! 4vy hitters, the club lacks bench strength and may wmd up needmg a second baseman. Lost year. Granny Hamner, Onfl of the top sh.ortstOPI:l in the league was shifted to second and whil~ he turned in a workman-like per, formance, club offlciab agree the team IS stronger with him at short: He will play short this year . \i.,.mta . Ill PoJ'Ilaltd c...de ·Selu>ol ball Tourl'OIIIM\ are 11 ~it Oh'lo It provides for eight day• on -The riJht field pt l.s wide open whlch gamea will be showD with MQJ C1artl:, who hit only .2f0 notllli!IIIY, wllh \he ~ ...ibllity bat year; Danny Schell, with a tblt two fl111lU wiU be ehowa oa .2&'i average and the veteran John a divided pelwolit 1!11 !W. o! Wyrostek, .239, u l4tadtns candl· t"ese date•, 11~ , tor five days on dates. which no "airel may CJIOH lhe Peanut. Lowrey, plcktc~. up after boundtrlo of aev~n defined the Cardinali gave him hi' uncon· JiOhl, The ilia Ten plan. to sell dUlonal releuo, Pf!oblb~ wJU 11 "pKkallil of conferem:e 1a101eal .1Ud; on for outfield lAd" hifleld for t.hp re.a:lonal daya reauve duty and J?lnch ~ltttna 1ed beeiuse chore1 eompUul no '~~~~~I maY •ear more th&R onee .utloully and OJk1e &lly, O.r· twice reatoiJllly. RIHIAAIAL THURSDAY The Senior Choir ol the ented , C1lU.rtlt 1 will hlYe · Tb\U'Iday tvenln.a at tel\ the Euter 11F.ron1 Death ·1, ,,·;·· ~·:4 _t,{f!,• �I ...,• .,'. ....•. r'Urlll4l'f,JR- -oAiG~~ In ·:., "'. u , vacf.&. . HAIC£k 1.1lo, $4P Cieancr ture. 74-J, Mta- lt:oport. •' Coni ol ••• tied uJ Eve w ,, ed ~ ••'-• ...-. """ r 1epbua" tl.ou . 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