Widdoes Makes Another Lineup Shuffle for Western Michigan Game
Ohio University coach Carroll Widdoes announced a lineup change as he to try to rebound at Western Michigan in Kalamazoo. Sophomore Ripple moves from guard to left end to bolster the defense, with Lundberg or Gawronski vying for right end.
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Janowicz Returns to Ohio Grid
Elyria born Heisman winner Vic Janowicz returns to his home state as a Redskins defensive halfback and place-kicker facing the Cleveland Browns in Municipal Stadium. The ex Buckeye star, after military service and a baseball try with the Pirates, aims to prove his enduring top form in the NFL and helped Washington to a 24-21 win with his first pro field goal.
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Giants Agree Unity Won World Series Victory in Cleveland
After sweeping the Indians in four straight games, the New York Giants praised team unity. Players including Sal Maglie Willie Mays Monte Irvin Johnny Antonelli Dusty Rhodes and Al Dark credited hustle and collective effort for the championship.
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Bowman Returns Kickoff for 100 Yard TD in Lions Debut
Detroit Lions rookie fullback Bill Bowman bolted 100 yards for a touchdown on a kickoff against the Chicago Bears in his first league game of the season.
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Head Injuries Fatal to Seven in Football Deaths
Dr. Floyd Eastwood of Los Angeles State College reports seven of 12 football deaths this year stem from head injuries. Spinal and internal injuries also cited. fatalities include two college players, one athletic club player, two sandlot players, and seven prep school boys, up from 11 in 1953.
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Delaware Park Race Meets Boost State Revenue Over Years
In 1937 Delaware Park began operations and the state earned 225674 from that racing meeting. By 1954 the track’s thoroughbred meet produced a record 1640449 for the state treasury.
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Shaw's Death Clouds Indianapolis Speedway Future
The plane crash death of auto racing great Wilbur Shaw near Star Indiana leaves the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in doubt. Speedway owner Anton Hulman expresses heartbreak as Shaw the three time winner of the Indy 500 and longtime leader dies with two associates during a return from Detroit after test driving a 1955 Chrysler.
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Tony) Hulman
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Giants Again Defeat Indians in Exhibition Play
The New York Giants bested the Cleveland Indians in spring exhibitions. In 1954 they won 13 of 21 games against the Tribe, matching a similar 11 of 21 record seen in 1953.
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Ohio State Miami Indiana bout headlines twin Saturday bill
Ohio State eyes a seventh straight win at Buckeye Stadium against Pittsburgh while Miami faces Indiana in Bloomington in a bid for a seventh straight. Oxford fans travel to Bloomington as Indiana aims to rebound from a 28-0 loss to Ohio State and 89-111 scoring gap.
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Girls Clash For Charity In OU Bowl
Coed teams from Ohio University stage the eighth Powder Puff football game on Sunday to raise funds for the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund. Uniforms are casual with touch rules and no tackling due to light weights. Captains are Janice Dengler and Shirley Stork. Television coverage airs at 11 15 p m over WLWC Columbus.
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Top Ten College Football Poll Results
The AP Top 10 football rankings shift after last week games. Ohio State over Northwestern 14-7, Oklahoma over Colorado 13-6, UCLA over California 27-6, Army over Virginia 21-20, Notre Dame over Navy 6-0, Purdue over Illinois 28-14, Miami Florida over Fordham 75-7. West Virginia lost to Pittsburgh 13-10 and Wisconsin fell to Iowa 14-7.
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Johnson Wins Control of A's and Moves Club to Kansas City
Philadelphia figures advance sale to Arnold Johnson, a 47 year old tycoon, for about 2.5 million dollars including Connie Mack stock. Roy and Farle Mack to be paid 250 thousand each, with moves to Kansas City and plans to remodel the park. League approval to transfer from Philadelphia to Kansas City expected after a Monday meeting in New York.
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Broken records at Texas AA outdoor championships
Every swimming record for the Texas AA outdoor championships was broken this year in both the men's and women's divisions.
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