North Tops South In Ohio All Star Grid Clash
In Canton Ohio the North beat the South 18 to 7 at Fawcett Stadium before 19 000 fans. Len Dawson of Alliance starred as Ohio high school all stars stayed one game behind the South in eight year series. Roseboro and Dawson connected on a 58 yard scoring play, and Jim Duck added a 58 yard TD for the North.
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Fritz Howell
Canton
Ohio
Fawcett Stadium
Chuck’ sMather
Massillon
Len Dawson
Alliance
Sam Miller
New Philadelphia
Willy Hernandez
van Wert
Roseboro
Ashland
Springfield
Jim McDonald
Ashland Flash
Mather
Middletown
Paul Johnson
George Kraft
Akron St. Mary
Dawson
Jim Duck
Lorain
McDonald
Johnson
Ed Payne
Payne
Lee Williams
Endinr
Pon Wright
Columbus East
Rebels
Hubert Bobo
Chauncey
Bobo
Smith
Raseboro
Baho
Ohio State
Purdue
Duck Season Dates Race Meeting Opens
The 5A 1day Ohio hunting season for ducks will open at noon Oct 1. A 15 jaged geese event starts the same day. A horse race meeting opens Monday at the half mile Hamilton oval with Racing Secretary E. W. Bury noting horses arriving from other tracks and being housed at Hamilton and River Downs in Cincinnati.
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Columbus
Lions Crush All Stars In Lopsided Pfr Showdown At Soldier Field
Detroit Lions rout college All-Stars 34 to 3 before a crowd of 93 818 as Bobby Layne dazzled with 339 passing yards and a TD scamper. Lions defense clamped down on top college quarterbacks while Gib Dawson Buck McFarlan and Don McAuliffe led the running game to the decisive victory. Tensions flared with ejectees Karen Blaine and Gilbert Kline, though the game stayed in hand for Detroit through the fourth quarter.
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Sr Ge
Araann
Ses
Liang
Seatchers Field
Bobby Layne
Lions
AllStars
Jack Searbath
Maryland
Wwstone Redskins
Dale Samuels
Purdue
Chicago Cardinals
Tommy McConnell
Bears
Gib Dawson
Texas
Buck McFhaw
Oklahoma
Don McAuliffe
Michigan State
Servnynaze
Karen Blaine
Gilbert Kline
All-Stars
Ed Bell
Pensylvernia
Geat
Ollie Cline
Layne
Cloyce
Tetrall
Hart
Walkler
Box
Hoernschemeyer
Jim Sears
Southern California
Dawson
Senators Trip Bosox Twice In Twin Bill Losses
Washington Senators beat the Boston Red Sox 5-2 and 4-2 in a doubleheader. Porterfield’s 29 scoreless innings ended in the first inning of the nightcap after he earned his 25th win. Dick Gernert and George Kell drove in runs for Boston. Chuck Stubbs outdueled Bill Henry in the opener.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Bob Porterfield
Washington Senators
Chuck Stubbs
Bill Henry
Porterfield
Red Sox
Dick Gernert
George Kell
Tigers Edge White Sox 5-4 in tense relief battle
Detroit pitcher Al Aber retired all bar one hit over 4 2 4 innings to save a 5-4 win for the Tigers against the Chicago White Sox. Ted Gray started before Aber, whose lone hit allowed came on a meaningless eighth inning single by Bob Wilson. The loss kept Chicago 6 1/4 games back of the Yankees.
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Detroit
al Aber
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Aber
Ted Gray
Bob Wilson
White Sox
Yanks
Philadelphia
Ohio's Mrs. America Entrant Named
Bowling Green report says Gloria Heinz, 27, of Cleveland, chosen to represent Ohio at Mrs. America on Sept 13 at Osbury Park. She stands five feet seven, 151 pounds, with brown eyes, bust 34, waist 25, hips 36, mother of two.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Gloria Heinz
Cleveland
Osbury Park
Richardson Wins Western Junior Golf Title Upset
Anne Richardson, 17, of Columbus Ohio district champion, upset West Virginia’s Bridget Long 2 and 1 in the 27th annual Womens Western Junior Golf Tournament. Richardson played 17 holes in four over par while Lang finished seven over.
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Chicago
Anne Richardson
Columbus
Ohio
Miss Richardson
Berridge Long
West Virginia
Miss Lang
All Star Sidelights Record Northern All Stars Victory
The Northern All Stars end a 1950 drought by beating the South as Hubie Bobo endures a rare loss in 24 outings. Bobo, Chauncey schoolboy star, totalled 24 yards on seven carries and played all four minutes. Southeastern Ohio reps Ashley Eisnaugle and Grandy saw late action. Halliday umpired.
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Finis
Hubie Bobo
Skein
Chauncey
Bobo
Bo Vard Ya
Southeastern Ohio
Bob Ashley
Bill Eisnaugte
Eddie Joe Grandy
Eddie Oliver
Paul Johnson
Chauncey-Dover Pride
Jeff
Dorsey Blankenship
Middletown
Stark County
John
Red) Halliday
Gallipolis
Lexington
Clang Victor Wins Clang Handicap at Washington Park
The 10 to 1 shot Clang Victor owned by Clifford Maier of Boerne Texas won the 29 950 Clang Handicap by two lengths over Duntreath Farm s Van Crosby at Washington Park Calumet Farm s Cybratron led most of the race to finish third Essay Who was two lengths behind Van Crosby Mark Ye Well the favorite finished fifth and Will Gail last in the 12 horse field Cyclotron paid 22 20 12 20 and 5 40 Van Crosby paid 7 80 and 5 60 Ell say paid 14 20
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Chicago
Galden Maxim Stable
Essay
van Crosby
Calumet Farm
Mark-Ye-Well
Eddie Arcaro
Will Gail
Calumet
Cyclotron
Elsay
Bluffton Man Tops Lefties in Golf Championship
Kenny Mast of Bluffton won his third straight Shia Lefthanders Championship with a 36 hole total of 121 and 48 strokes. He finished four strokes ahead of Hamilton Huntington of New York who shot 152. Lima captured the team crown with 464 strokes, led by Youngstown’s Lun deen, Caster and Kunovich.
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Lima
Ohio
Kenny Mast
Bluffton
Mast
Bluffton College
Hamilton Huntington
New York
Wallace Elliott
John Dugan
Youngstown Finksmen
Roay Lundeen
John Caster
John Kunovich
Ohio wildlife division adds one extra hour for hunting
The Ohio division of wild life announced new regulations allowing hunters an extra hour daily. This year hunters may begin activities half an hour before sunrise and continue until sunset, extending past last year when hunting ended an hour before sunset.
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Ohio Division of Wildlife
Studebaker Offers Advanced Styling and V-8 Power
The advertisement touts Studebaker models with nine body types including Commander V-8 and Champion, emphasizing comfort, handling, economy, and low price. It invites orders for sedans, coupes, or hard-tops with options like Lower Steering and Automatic Drive or Overdrive at extra cost, plus wide visibility and longer wheelbases.
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Studebaker
America
Gallia Academy Blue Devils announce nine game football schedule
Gallia Academy will begin a nine game season with a Sept 18 at Ironton and four home four away games. Coach Clarence E Thompson says a lights intra squad game will be Sept 12 at Memorial Field. Physicals were conducted with 29 candidates, nine lettermen, and a list of players. The 1953 schedule includes games at Point Pleasant Middleport Pomeroy Homecoming Jackson Logan Nelsonville Athens Wellston and Dads Night at Wellston.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy Blue Devils
Ironton
Clarence E
Quince
John Carter
Richard Blazer
Lester Plymote
James Franklin
Dick Mitchell
Earl Winters
Dick Walters
Charley McCormick
Ronald Fisher
Lewis Phillips
Ronnie Harrington
Larry Reed
Bert Smith
John Thames
Jim Burleson
Ed Clark
Jim Caudill
Ed Caudill
Merch Rife
Andy
NCAA Nears Action on Three Violators
The NCAA council weighs sanctions against three yet unnamed schools amid alleged infractions. Michigan State Notre Dame and Arizona State at Tempe lurk as possible targets while Kentucky Bradley and Midwestern of Wichita Falls face separate penalties. The panel also approved track records by Wes Santee Parry OBrien and Sam Iness before adjourning.
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Will. Gramsley Sagoap
University of Kentucky
Bradley University
Little Midwestern
Wichita Falls
Tex
Byers
Notre Dame
Charley Stick
Sunday Softball Exhibition in Nelsonville Park
The 740 A. C. Club of Columbus, dubbed the Harlem Globetrotters of softball, meets the Nelsonville Admiral All-Stars in an exhibition game at Sundown Softball Park Sunday at pm. The 740 club were 1950 world championship runners up.
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Nelsonville
A. C. Club
Columbus
Nelsonville Admiral All-Stars
Sundown
Harlem Globetrotters
LaStarza Plans Flexible Fight Strategy Against Marciano
In Greenwood Lake New York Roland LaStarza discusses his approach for the September 24 title bout with Rocky Marciano at the Polo Grounds He says he will fight as he goes and finish strong while avoiding a fixed plan He notes Marciano has improved but remains vulnerable and emphasizes pacing himself early to set up late power
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Greenwood Lake
Roland
LaStarza
Green Hills
Rocky Marciano
Polo Grounds
Tiger
Bronx
Tyeheen
Rex Layne
Thane
Rocky
LaStarra
Marciano
al Weill
Louis
Avil
Roland LaStarca
Babe Didrikson Zaharias Named to Texas Hall of Sports Fame
Babe Didrikson Zaharias, Beaumont Tex., voted into the Texas Hall of Sports Fame, beating Slingin Sammy Baugh with 249 votes to 207. She had returned to golf within months after cancer surgery and placed third in the All-America tournament in Chicago, joining Tris Speaker and Ben Hogan.
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Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Texas Hall of Sports Fame
Hame
Texas
Babe
Beaumont Tex
Chicago
Tris Speaker
Ben Hogan
Zaharias
Sammy ‘Baugh
Baugh
Hall of Fame
Texas Sports Writers Association
Lakin Red Raiders Set Schedule for Upcoming Season
Coach Earnest Sears announces the La kin Red Raiders nine game schedule. Opening at Ararama September 11, then Kelley Miller September 18, Lincoln September 25, home games vs Dunbar October 1 and Liberty October 8, away at Dunbar October 16, Prunty Town October 23, away at Buffalo October 29, and away Bolling November 6. Assistant coach Ira Patterson.
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Point Pleasant
Lakin Red Raiders
Earnest Sears
Raiders
Ararama
Kelley Miller
Linculn
Dunbar
Liberty
Aweay
Prunty Town
Buffalo
Bolling
Ira Patterson
Midwest Industrial Golf Tourney Draws 400 Players
About 400 workers from manufacturing plants tee off in the Eighty Annual Midwest Industrial Golf Tournament at Wildwood Middletown and Hamilton courses. The final 18 holes decide the champion with prizes around five dollars to top individuals and four-man teams. Westinghouse Electric Co Mansfield defends its title.
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Middletown
Wildwood
Hamilton
Westinghouse Electric Co
Mansfield
Native Dancer Easy Winner Wins 84th Travers at Saratoga
Native Dancer opened a clear lead to win the 84th Travers Stakes at Saratoga in a mile and a quarter race Saturday. Tuetar finished second and Guardian was third as The Grey Ghost claimed his 17th win in 18 starts, with Dictar paying $2.10 for place and The Dancer earning $18,850 to rise among top money winners.
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Atoga Springs
G. Vanderbilt
Stretcy
Tuetar
Guardian
Saratoga
Grey Ghost
Dictar
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