Maxim Moore Fight Looms In St Louis And Graham Ginnetto Duel
Boxing notes highlight Joey Maxim defending his lightweight crown against Archie Moore in St Louis with the bout telecast Friday night. Madison Square Garden hosts Billy Graham versus Joey Ginnetto as a second broadcast. Baseball chatter covers 1961–62 mound leaders and ERA leaders, praising Reynolds, Shantz, Garcia, Lemon, Wynn, and others with stats on wins, ERAs, and strikeouts.
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Joey Maxim
Archie Moore
Huey
Madison Sqince Garey
New York
Billy Graham
Joey Ginnetto
Maxini-Moore
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Moor
Oracle
Aiverley
Ay Seaturen
Anamoual
Bobby Shantz
Allie Reynolds
Tup
Cleveland Stars
Burly Wynn
Bob Lemon
Mike Garety
Clevel Jane
Indians
Cleveland
Chiragh
LRA
Clevela
Washington
Bay
Boston
Reyinalds
Yaris
Sar
Aloe
Garcia
Philadelphia
Mit
Reynolds
Shans
Wynn
Deausteni Heeyine Tollnwer
Lenin
Jae Dobson
Chin
Billy Piette
Chiiagol
Bol Porte Field
Wie Rasch
Conrady
Marrero
Amt Wyn
Pigots Last Night Brooklyn Sports Card Highlights
Last night in Brooklyn Billy Gillian and Bob Baker posted standout numbers as CHIGAGO-Ain Montiy and Pittsburgh squads battled. Sanders from Pittsburgh was stopped on a key play while DL Robiun contributed in a rugged matchup.
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Brooklyn
Billy Gillian
Bob Baker
Pivchburgh
Ain Montiy
Robiun
Dummy Sanders
Pittsburgh
Davis Radio Television Ad Offers Repair Service
Car and home radio and television repairing advertised with contact numbers 5-5733 for day service and 2-458 for night calls at 122 North Center Street Davis.
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CAR & Home
Davis Radio
North Center Street
LaSalle Tops AP Poll As Explorers Lead Early 1952-53 Ratings
LaSalle named top basketball team in the first AP poll of the 1952-53 season. Explorers gathered 26 first place votes and 692 points, edging Kansas State which had 16 first-place votes and 852 points. Seton Hall and Oklahoma A&M also ranked strongly as major conference contenders emerged.
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Associated Press
New York
laSalle
Nationf
Ebauiplots
Amikenbers
Vallege
Tun Philadelphes
Veteras
Fay Fest
Southwest Missouri
Runklies
Foun
Iflal-Plite
Ini
AunSwile
Kansas Skate
A. Tinos
Seton Hall
Okishom
North Coysting Shire
Notre Dame
Holy Cros
B. Washinston Ar
Lolitsiind Stabe
Lions Rams clash decides playoff path in 1947 NFL
Detroit Lions visit Los Angeles Rams in a National Conference playoff race with a potential sudden death tiebreaker if tied, as announced by Bert Bell. The winner advances to meet the Cleveland Browns for the league title on December 28 in Cleveland.
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Philadelphta — Curarn
Bert Bell
National Football
Clohind Browns
Cleveland
High Dribblers Meet Union City Tonight
Corry High School cagers seek a third straight win in the 1952-53 season as they host Union City tonight at the dun tor High bounds. A preliminary battle between junior clubs precedes the main game with Beavers favored 49-39 in a recent matchup. Coach Russ Brant relies on guards and reserves while Fred Schwab counters with a starting five of Lloyd Hatch Gibson and others. Hatch nurses an infected foot but may play with others ready to step in.
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Corry High School
Ald Civics
Union City
Juyver
Beavers Hotel
Bears
Fred Schwab
Russ Brant
Bill Whittaker
Drayer
Kamppi
Bob Whittaker
Buiwnwilly Barnes
Willams
Frank Lloyd
Bath Hatch
Ted Bichynski
Jim Hannan
John Gibson
Hatch
United Action
Ted May
Youngsville
Troyd Lanphre
Jim Coates
Dick Scott
Bowling league standings and scores from Night Meet
Niedérplter's keglers widened their lead in the Men's A League by taking two points from Blue Bonnet as Fireside Michaelson's Gate match was postponed. Standings show Niegerriter leading with scores around 673, 929, 869, while Blue Bonnet posted 844, 845, 908. In the VEW Men's B League, Model Dairy loss. Keystone and Stahl's Jewelers stumble as Merritt Appliance nears pace.
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Blue Burnet
Michaelson
Niegerviter
Blue Borjars
Carl Michaelson
Thaaed
Corry
Moerdink
Niegerriter
Blue Bonnet
Tuninell
Bowl-Aire Oy
Corry den
Hike Electric
Model Dairy
Keystone
Stahl's Jewelers
Merritt
Stubl
Maxim Confident OF Keeping Title in Elated Press
Maxims says he will win the light heavyweight title defense against Archie Moore, expressing calm confidence after training and medical checks. The article reports training notes, some match results, and local shop standings alongside college scores and regional results.
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Maxim
ST. Louis
Joey Maxim
Archie Moore
Joey Jim
Hal Sptimiatte
Clevelancer
Moore
Ty Moore
Hite
Jney
Kiwanis Club Fetes Beavers at Dinner Event
Kiwanis District 10 guests from Corry High School Beavers attended a dinner at the VIEW Toss home. Coach Lou Hanna introduced players and coaches as Erie Orphans Court judge Samuel J. Roberts spoke on athletics fostering discipline and citizenship.
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Tfehampionship Footbell
Corry High School
Kiwanis Club
Ab M
Phoenix Hotel
Sith
Winariane
Garry Milch
Erid
Harry Barack
Jack Dahlinter
Jed
Lynnn Rice
Lou Hanna
Supb
Lawrence Doui
Bnl
jAmuel J. Roberts
Erie
Judas
Orphans Court
Dee Roberts
Thederry Day
Ife
Gursle
Kiwanisns
Doutors
Guy Butters
EH. Harmon
Hugh O'Hare
Yaren Aller
Covey Dourtial
Shooters clash as bowling league features double centuries
Last evening's league bowling showcased a high scoring night with multiple players hitting 200s including Don Clark 226, M S Reed 216, Mike Balog 210 and 218, Merle Oftuyuay 233, Don Maloney 298, and others reaching 202 to 223.
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Oula Bot Sérits
Miraples
Don Clark
M.S. Reed
Mike Balog
Stanley Malek
M_ Perkin
Bob Fenton
Merle Oftuyuay
Willing Gumbleton
Pele Russell
Jor Baresi
Don Maloney
Paw Auslbut
Feemk
Ray Robinson Holds Middleweight Title Amid Retirement Talk
Ray Robinson remains middleweight champion despite rumors of retirement. Reports say he plans to retire and tour with singing and dancing routines, while manager George Gainfort insists he will stay active in boxing circles. Evidence points to a possible fight with England's Randy Tate or Dublin's Loder next.
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Sugae Ray Robinson
Danve May
Wattabye
Wn Uerviser
Tvs
Robinson
Tor
Abe Greene
National Boxing
Paterson
Gerene
Kingpin
Boston Met
Chatte
Robson
George Gainfort
Vilhvenwin
Arcanitine
Galeton
Champ
England
Randy Tite i Loder
Dublin
Charles Unimpressive In Win Over Buford In Boston Garden
Charles of Cincinnati campaigned for another title shot and powered to a technical knockout of Frank Buford in Boston Garden. The Californian stayed on the ropes as Charles landed clean punches, then a right hand hook floored Buford for an eight count before referee Joe Zaweit stopped the one sided bout with Buford surrendering in the second round.
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Buford
Boston
Ezzard Charles
Cincinnati
Frankl Buford
Oakland
Calif
Boston Garden
Charley
California
Tyro
Butert
Bulford
Joe Za- Wibes
Nuno Cam
Enous
Bulord
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