Ohio U. Beats Bowling Green 33 to 14 in rout
Ohio University offense overwhelms Bowling Green with 33 point eruption. Quarterback Bill Frederick goes 12 of 19 for 199 yards while Ted Jackson and Lou Sawchik bolster the attack. Durig leads BG with 125 rushing yards as Falcons finish 7-2.
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Bowling Green
Bobcat
Ohio
Bill Frederick
Ted Jackson
Jackson
Falcon
Fred Durig
Northern Ohio
Springfield
Lou Sawchik
Jim Ladd
Sawchik
Ladd
Falcons
Phil White
Jim Lyons
Lyons
Bill Bradshaw
Tommy Thomas
Durig
Frederick
Falcon Flash
Sideliners recount Ohio football lineage and season notes
Coach Frank Richey’s freshman quarterback John Brammer is Red Brammer’s son, linking Ohio University legends. Brammer guided Zanesville Lash’s Blue Devils to an unbeaten record last season and earned all Ohio mention in 1951. Danny Risaliti, ex Bobcat quarterback, led Canton Timken to a 7 2 season, losing 19 12 to McKinley. Joe Rufus, ex Bobcat, coached Benedictine to an undefeated city title. Ohio State appears to have the inside track with Hubie Bobo of the Blue Devils.
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Frank Richey
John Brammer
Red Brammer
Ohio University
Young Brammer
Zanesville Lash
Blue Devils
Ohio
Danny Risaliti
Quarerback
Canton Timken
McKinley
Joe Rufus
Benedictine
Cleveland
Bengals
Chauncey
Ohio State
Hubie Bobo
Ceredo-Kenova Defeats Point Pleasant in Finale 26-6
Ceredo-Kenova's 11 exploded for three second half touchdowns to stun Point Pleasant 26-6 on a rain soaked Ceredo field. Key scoring—Dawson Perry Hatten and McAllister for C-K, B Newell for Point Pleasant. Keyser kick gave Wonders a 7-6 halftime lead and final 26-6.
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Point Pleasant
Ceredo-Kenova
Big Blacks
Ceredo
Mason Countians
Wayne Wonders
Sophmores
Babe Mazza
Miles Durst
Paul Martin
Bob Newell
Point
Newell
Bill
Martin
McAllister
C-K
Sonny Frazier
Bucky Dawson
Ronnie Keyser
Wonders
Blacks
Dick Perry
Keyser
Frank Hatten
Bennett
Hatten
Sammons
Ferguson
Smith
Spangler
Schulich
Maynard
Adams
Ray
Gilkerson
Lambert
Burrows
Rogers
Herdman
Jewell
Gasken
Durst
Biffle
Capehart
B. Newell
Begnett
Gaskins
O. Newell
Greenlee
Pleasant
Dawson Perry
Chaminade Coach Faust Retires After 20 Years at Dayton
Dayton Chaminade High School football coach Gerard Faust announced his retirement at halftime of a game against Cincinnati Purcell. In 20 seasons he posted 115 victories 46 losses and 10 ties guiding the program to top state rankings as the team rallied to a 27 27 tie.
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Point Pleasant High School
Chuck Gasken
Ray Musgrave
Bob Newell
Ray Barnett
Bill Dorsey
Dwicht Herdman
Buster Riffle
Riffle
Dayton
Chaminade High School
Gerard
Fuzzy) Faust
Cincinnati Ti
Purcell
Chaminade
Associated Press
Doby to Enter Hospital for Prostate Condition
Larry Doby star outfielder of the Cleveland Indians will visit a local hospital for treatment of a prostate gland condition within a week or 10 days. The American League home run leader recently returned from a running trip and has been advised to seek immediate checks on his condition.
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New York
Larry Doby
Cleveland Indians
Perini Offers to Buy Out Boston Braves Minority Stock
Lou Perini and his brothers Joseph and All three, prominent Boston financiers, made an offer to buy all minority stock of the Boston Braves on or before December 1, signaling a move to gain control of the club.
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Boston
Boston Braves
Lou Perini
Peggnant
Perini
Joseph
Browns Nip Steelers 29 28 Behind Groza Records
Lou Groza in Cleveland set two kicking records as the Browns edged the Pittsburgh Steelers 29 to 28. The upset win, reported by Orlo Robertson, marked a notable NFL showdown with Groza's precise kicking pivotal to the victory.
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Giants
Lou Groza
Cleveland
Pittsburgh Browns
Packer
Wolves Win Aids Badger Title Chase
In college football Wisconsin and Michigan moved into a first place tie in the Big Ten title race after Michigan beat Purdue 21 10. Wisconsin faces Minnesota with a chance to claim the championship or a share it if Michigan loses to Ohio State. Ohio State upset Illinois 27 7 as Michigan and Wisconsin edge closer to a season finale decision.
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Michigan
Purdue
Wisconsin
Badgers
Wolverines
Isconsin
Indiana
Ann Arbor
Minnesota
Ohio State
Big Ten
Gophers
Ilinois
Champaign
Buckeyes
Bucks
Columbus
Iowa
Northwestern
Hawks
Paul Giel
Nebraska
Gene Gedman
Gedman
Cats Host Marshall to Close 1952 Season at Ohio
Ohio University bids for its seventh win as the Bobcats host Marshall in the season finale on Dad's Day. Coach Carroll Widdoes seeks the program's best finish since 1938 with 11 seniors playing their last Green and White game.
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Ohio University
Bobcats
Marshall
Carroll Widdoes
Don Peden
Bill Ellis
Bill Scheider
Gene Nuxhall
Nick Fogoros
Elmer Apel
Vince Costello
John Turk
Bill Bevan
Don Eskey
Dick Phillips
Sam Carpenter
Willard
Pete) Pederson
Herd
Morris Harvey
Kent State
Youngstown College
Dayton
Bobo's Number Is Retired At Chauncey High
Chauncey High School will permanently retire star halfback Hubie Bobo's football jersey number 42. The number worn for three years will never be issued again, though fans remember his 1952 season when he wore 10.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Willonor
Hubie Bobo
Bobo
Athens Sunday Mixed League Results and Top Bowlers
In the Athens Sunday Mixed League Beckley's tops Fairview Drive-In 2 1 while Nye Chevrolet falls 2 1 to Pfeiffers as Krogers defeats Wash-A-Tertia. Top bowler list shows Widdoes Merrick Hall Evans Peters and Jones with scores from 548 to 414.
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Wash-A-Tteria
C. Widdoes
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A. Hall
T. Evans
P. Peters
R. Jones
Stevenson Captures AAA Championship Title
Milwaukee driver Chuck Stevenson clinched the AAA national championship by finishing sixth at Phoenix, overtaking Indianapolis winner Troy Ruttman. Stevenson ended the season with 1440 points, while Ruttman had 1410, continuing a 13th straight pattern of Indianapolis winners not winning the overall crown.
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Chuck Stevenson
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Phoenix
Stevenson
Indianapolis
Troy Ruttman
Ralph DePalma
Wilbur Shaw
Rex Mays
Ted Horn
Ruttman
Top 10 AP Football Results Snapshot
Michigan State beat Notre Dame 21-3 while Georgia Tech edged Alabama 7-3 and then fell to Mississippi. USC crushed Washington 33-0 as Notre Dame lost 21-3 to Michigan State. Tennessee topped Florida 26-12, Oklahoma beat Missouri 9-0, Texas beat TCU 14-7, Purdue lost 21-0 to Michigan. UCLA idle.
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Michigan State
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Georgia Tech
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Mississippi
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Southern California
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Tennessee
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Oklahoma
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Purdue
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Grid scores from Sunday across colleges and pros
Sunday results list several games with notable margins. Quantico Marines 27 and Holy Cross Ohio High School 27 show tied scores. Cincinnati Parcell 27 and Dayton Chaminade 27. Cincinnati Elder 40 beat Cincinnati St. Xavier 0. professional games include Cleveland 29 Pittsburgh 28 and Green Bay 17 New York 3. Chicago Cardinals 7 San Francisco 23 Washington 17. Detroit 43 Dallas 13. Los Angeles 40 Chicago Bears.
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Deer Bagged After 75 Years by 85-Year-Old Hunter
Christian Klindt, aged 85, shot his first deer after nearly 75 years of fall hunting in Otsego County near New Lisbon New York. He bagged a nine point near at 385.
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N. Y
Christian Klindt
Otsego County
TROJANS UCLA BATTLE FOR ROSE BOWL BID
UCLA and Southern California duel for the Rose Bowl spot in Los Angeles as both teams remain undefeated. Alabama Pitt and Georgia Tech loom for the Orange Sugar bids while Texas and Tennessee eye Cotton and Sugar matchups.
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Southern California
Paul Cameron
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Syracuse
Pitt
Maryland
Terrapins
Crimson Tide
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Buckeye Michigan Tilt Headlines Saturday Card
Ohio State and Michigan face off in the weekly slate as Michigan tops Purdue 21 10 and Ohio State defeats Illinois 27 7. Ohio State seeks a comeback in the storied rivalry amid season losses to Purdue Iowa and Pittsburgh.
AA Schedule Ready Charleston Included
The American Association drafted a 154 game 1953 schedule from April 15 to September 13. The four member committee approved the plan Friday, pending league directors approval on November 29 in Phoenix. It assumes Toledo Mud Hens transfer to Charleston as the eighth club despite a legal dispute. Chicago White Sox promised assistance for Charleston next season.
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American Association
Phoenix
Ariz
Toledo Mud Hens
Charleston
W. Va
Chicago White Sox
Salas Fight Postponed By Cold In Boston Garden
Former world lightweight champion Lauro Salas of Mexico forfeits his bout with Boston contender Tommy Collins as a cold forces the postponement from tonight to a later date at Boston Garden.
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Lauro Salas
Mexico
Tommy Collins
Boston Garden
Al Conway Regains Scoring Leadership in Football
Al Conway of William Jewell Missouri retakes top scorer spot with 121 points after a 46 19 win over Central Missouri. He tallied four touchdowns and an extra point to reach 20 touchdowns and one extra point in 10 games. Mac Moore of Sam Houston State trails with 110 points and Jack Parker of Mississippi State has 106.
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al Conway
William Jewell
Central
Conway
Mac Moore
Sam Houston State
Jack Parker
Mppi State
Scribe Helped Ole Miss Win
Ole Miss defeated Maryland 21 to 14 in the Sugar Bowl to set a date with Georgia Tech. Johnny Vaught guided the Rebels with a dominant 461 rushing and passing yards as Maryland’s defense wore down.
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Mississippi
Jimmy Lear
Maryland
Georgia Tech
Ole Miss
Johnny Vaught
Athletic Bulletin Board
Walter Stewart
Memphis, Tenn
Stewart
Jim Tatum
Suspect Giant Buck Roaming Near Marietta
Washington County residents report a giant deer roaming the area. James Hooper found a 250 pound 24 point buck on his Marietta farm. An autopsy by Game Protector Harry Wehrs showed a two inch antler tip caused the heart wound, suggesting the bucks clashed in the county.
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Washington County
James Hooper
Harry Wehrs
Wehrs
Hooper
Pro Basketball Scores Card
Boston 96 Rochester 87. Philadelphia 81 Baltimore 79. Syracuse 84 Indianapolis 78. Ort Wayne 112 New York 83. Minneapolis 87 Milwaukee 51.
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Rochester
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Syracuse
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Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Rio Grande Tops Cumberland 84 73 Behind Bevo Francis 45 Points
Rio Grande College opened its basketball season with an 84 73 win over Cumberland University as Bevo Francis scored 45 points, fueling the Ohio team’s strong start. Francis had previously poured in 44 points in a warmup victory over Rio Grande alumni.
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Rio Grande College
Cumberland University of Lebanon
Tenn
Ohio
Bevo Francis
Rio Grande
Francis
UNH Edges Kent State To Close Season 23 21
Durham New Hampshire UNH football defeated Kent State 23 to 21 as a safety early in the second period set the margin. Kent State finished 5 4 on the year and scored the final 69 yard drive in 12 plays with Paul Amodio plunging in from one yard.
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Durham
N. H
University of New Hampshire
Kent State University
Kent State
Paul Amodio
Aussie Grabs Bantam Title
Jimmy Carruthers of Australia won the world bantamweight title by a first round knockout of Vic Towell in Johannesburg. He plans to stay in South Africa about a year to capitalize on the crown and says there is no purse in Australia to warrant title defenses.
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Jimmy Carruthers
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Miami Sets Scoring Mark as Oxford-7 Stomps Flyers 27 13
Oxford-7 edged Miami in a tense first half before dominating the second half to beat the Flyers 27 to 13. Tommy Pagna scored two rushing touchdowns and set a new Miami single season scoring record with 13 TDs so far.
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Miami
Ston
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Tommy Pagna
Shirai Retains Title in Unanimous Decision over Marino
Tokyo report says world flyweight champion Yoshio Shirai defeated veteran Dado Marino by a unanimous 15 round decision in Shirai's first title defense. Marino, 36, retires after 17 years in boxing.
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Yoshio Shirai
Dado Marino
Japan
Marino
Bearcats Romp Past Washington & Lee 54 0 in Dominant Victory
Cincinnati Bearcats crush Washington & Lee 54 to 0 to move to seven wins against one defeat as seven different players scored in the lopsided win.
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University of Cincinnati
Bearcats
Washington & Lee
Browns Sign Don Shula After Army Discharge
The Cleveland Browns signed Don Shula on Saturday, within 24 hours after his discharge from the Army's 37th Division.
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Cleveland Browns
Don Shula
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Lakin finishes strong season with 40 point win
Lakin Red Raiders cap 1952 with a 40 0 victory over Bolling High School Lewisburg to finish eight wins in nine games. QB Johnny Jones scored twice on 60 and 13 yard runs and threw a 24 yard TD pass to John Taylor. Taylor also connected for 23 yard TD to Harley Smith.
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Raiders
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John Taylor
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James Walker
Marchibroda Nearly Breaks College Passing Record in Loss
Ted Marchibroda of Detroit nearly set a college football single game passing record but delayed by nine straight running plays in the fourth quarter. He finished with 390 net passing yards, surpassing the prior mark, as Detroit lost 62-21 to Tulsa.
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Ted Marchibroda
Marchibroda
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Tulsa
Hockey Scores From Various Matches
National Toronto defeated New York 6 to 3 while Detroit beat Boston 5 to 2 Chicago topped Montreal 4 to 1 Buffalo edged Cleveland 3 to 2 Hershey beat Providence 3 to 2 Pittsburgh won over St Louis 4 to 3.
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Four Major Unbeatens Lead 21 Undefeated Teams List
New York reports four major colleges Georgia Tech Michigan State Southern California and U C L A head the unbeaten and untied group of 21 teams. Ten squads have finished their seasons including Peru Nebraska Teachers with 40 victories leading the nation.
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Georgia Tech
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Southern California
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Neb
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Browns Smoke Steelers In Close Halftime Fight
Cleveland clinched first place in the American Division by edging Pittsburgh 29 to 28 as coach Paul Brown faced a taunting 99 year old Petie in the locker room. The Browns had previously beaten Pittsburgh 21 to 20.
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Paul Brown
Browns
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Brown
Sid Gillman to Speak at Pomeroy Banquet
Sid Gillman head football coach at the University of Cincinnati will be the principal speaker at the Pomeroy Boosters Association banquet. The event will be held December 8 at Pomeroy Junior High School.
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Pomeroy
University of Cincinnati
Pomeroy Boosters Association
Pomeroy Junior High School
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