Lions Triumph 17-7 Over Browns In Title Game
Detroit Lions edged Cleveland Browns 17 to 7 to clinch the NFL championship in a frigid Municipal Stadium clash. Layne scored on a second period quarterback sneak, Walker added a 67 yard run and Harder kicked a 36 yard field goal to seal the victory as Lions coach Buddy Parker praised the team’s effort amid a partisan crowd of 50,034. Browns coach Paul Brown named no shakeups despite the loss.
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Bubb
Layne
Doak Walker
Detroit
Buddy Parker
Land
Browns
Walker
Municipal Stadium
Pat Harder
Sneak Layne
University of Texas
Lions
Southern Methodist All-Americ
Perio
Chick Jagade
Harder
Yariield
Ken Carpenter
Paul Brow
Brown
NFL
Los Angeles
Rams
America
Hayward area named top sports year in 1952
The Daily Review surveys 1952 sports in Hayward area led by the Hayward Plunge swimming championships and the Hayward-Salt Lorenzo football clash on Oct 24. Major events include U.S. age-group records set by Hayward youths and notable performances by Barbara Stark and the Bay Area’s cradle of the Age vcoup program. The year’s sports honors span swimming, football, bowling, and local recreation policy shifts in Hayward and surrounding communities.
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Daily Review
Hayward Ave
Hayward
U. S
Bay Area
California
Ovinda
Barbara Stark
United States
Othen
AAU
Darrel Heinrich
Steve Lettroff
Ken Roner
Buddy Calestini
Heinrich
Seteroft
Boner
Celestini
Oakland Oaks
Coast Guard Seahawks
Hanlon Field
Oakland Bowling Association
Hayward Bowl
Broadway Bowl
Oakland
Leonard Smith
Niles
Jerky Merrery
East Bay
Kegling
Smith
Rich Mendonea
Scottie Fortis
Hayward Ages Recrea
Rec
Mendonea
Recreation Department
H.A.E.D
Ferris
Rec Quintets Set To Clash In Hayward Hoop Tilt
Hayward Area Recreation District basketball schedule tightens with a line game tonight pitting Hayward AC against National Guard Co. B in Bret Harte gym. AC seeks break after two losses in three games while Guardsmen trail after a rough start as Teen Age league action heats up with Civic and Social Club and Native Son Bears leading 3-0.
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Hayward
Christus
Hayward Area Recreation District
Hayward AC
National Guard Co. B
Dame
Bret Harte
Guardsmen
Wvith
Iweek
Civic and Social Club
Native Son Bears
Native Sons
National Guard
Parks
Ann
Cafe Ie
Bob ‘Fanglie
John Whelan
Whelan
Hix
Tanghe
Jay Turner
de, Molay
Jack Moore
Castro Valley
Latter Day Saints
LDS
Moore
Mendonca
Rich Mendonca
Parky Medics
APLW
Jets
Tpcorr
Hadve Smith
Nal Freedman
Folecinna
Acts
Mone
Cvalds Vu
Mendonen
Ciamos Iafense
Ana Eee
Chubboy Turner
Zubles
Whelatts
Kibbe
Hay
Underdog Esai Ferdinand Upsets Califor nia Champ Charley Green
In Hollywood at Legion Stadium Esai Ferdinand of San Francisco shocked Califor nia middleweight champion Charley Green with a unanimous decision in one round. Ferdinand, listed at 18 percent, withstood Green’s exchanges and surged back to win as Green sought his seventh straight knockout. Green, 161, had been favored as the year’s best prospect by the Southern California Sports Writers’ Association two weeks earlier.
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Hollywood
Esai Ferdinand
San Francisco
California
Ado
Charley Green
Legion Stadium
II Green
Aavarlage
Green
Southern Californial Sports Writers’ Association
Cagers Lose In San Remo International Opener
In San Remo Italy Tuventud from Spain defeated the U S Trusty Troopers of Trieste 54 to 38 yesterday in the opening round of the international basketball tournament. The U S led 40 26 at halftime before fading in the second half.
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San Remo
Italy
Tuventud
Alona
U.S
Trusty Troopers
Trieste
PCC Hoop League Play Due Friday
PCC basketball action unfolds this week as USC seeks to extend an eight game win streak against Stanford on the road. USC beat Washington State in two games 81 80 and 65 47 while Ed Simpson led with 19 and 15 points in the set. Seattle University star Johnny Brien set scoring marks with 26 points in a 79 0 77 win over St Josephs, while UCLA swept weekend action with wins over Oregon State and Stanford.
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Jocal
East Bay
San Lorenzo
Erry Kroeckel
Ed McFarland
Hayward
Hayward Bowl
Hayward High School
A.C.A.L
Berkplay
Waliowjackets
Cal Chamberlain
Lee Parke
Darrel Heinrich
Fremont High School of
Oakland
San Francisco
Trojans
University of Southern California
Stanford
Indians
Washington State College
USC
Cougars
Simpson
Ed Simpson
Seattle University
Johnny Brien
St. Joseph's Pa
Nate de Long
River Falls
Wis
Colege
California
UCLA
Bruins
Oregon State
Don Tomsic
San Jose State
Loyola of
Los Angeles
Washington
Huskies
St. Louis University
Oregon
California Beare
Bnuins
Washo
Pullman
Washington Stile
Cow Palace
Olympic Club
Camp Roberts
Knaves Lose as Cards Rally 10–5 Win
Pacifi coast league hockey action at Island arena saw Oak and Knaves fall 10 to 5 to the Los Angeles Cardinals. Ernie Dougherty scored three goals and an assist, while Silvestsi and Juyward each contributed key goals in the Cardinals first win of the year.
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Rbemseley
Larly Silvestsi
Juyward
Iceland
Los Angeles Cardinals
Ernie Dougherty
Vinnees
28th Shrine East West Thriller Sparks 21 20 Victory
The East defeated the West 21 to 20 in the 28th Shrine East West Game as Illinois star Tommy O Connell earned MVP honors with a 21 for 37 passing performance. Billy Reynolds scored the decisive 5 yard TD run with 50 seconds left after a key O Connell handoff, and Bob Waner added the winning conversion.
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San Francisco
Mississippi
Tommy O'Connell
University of Illinois
O'Connell
Billy Reynolds
Pit
Illini
Reynolds
Billy Scores Reynolds
Johnny Olszewski
California
Bob Waner
Villanova
Connell
Olszewski
Blaad
Olszywski
Maner
Don McAuliffe
Michigan State
McAuliffe
Shrewek
Pilly Wessels
Oklahoma
Dan Heinrich
Washington
Billy Wessels
O'Conner
Fish and Game to Consider Hunter Choice Season
California Fish and Game officials will hold a Los Angeles meeting to discuss changes to hunting and fishing rules. A radical proposal suggests allowing a hunter's choice on the final two days of the 1953 cedar deer season, with deer taken using B tags to restrict inland season participation.
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San Francisco
California Fish and Game Commission
Los Angeles
Department of Fish and Game
Mendocino
Yohanna
Glenn
Colusa
Lakes
LaMotta Nardico bout tops Miami TV boxing schedule
New York lightweight champ Jake LaMotta meets Danny Nardico in Coral Gables Florida in a ten rounder that caps the week’s boxing slate. LaMotta aims for a light heavyweight title shot while Chavez and Davis are featured elsewhere as TV boxing listings fill the schedule.
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New York
Jake LaMotta
Danny Nardico
Coral Gables
Fla
Bart
Bronx
LaMotta
Nardica
Tampa
Florida
LeMotta
Archie Moore
Jake
Nardieg
Kron-Tv
Mason Square Garden
Teddy
Redtop) Davis
Hartford
Fabilo Chavez
Los Angeles
Davis
Chavez
Brooklyn
Eastern Parkway
Floyd Patterson
Lalu Sabotin
Warren
Ohi
Bi Hoyd Patercon
Fons Nowibuy
Brovitéyes
R. Cylloys
Tippy Lavin
Yruviton
N. J
Georgie Juinison
Aminy Walker
Smearo
Bobby Sinplelay
AL Bubsrhs
Whitly Plaing
Nunm
Pat Mallane
Ralph “Dupas
Jesse Underwnod
Newark
Kodo Teniy Leevi
Hants
Timday
iGarden
Red
Esnela Chavez
Goldvs
Vigny Naden
Branklyp
Ridgewoods
Willie Rocker
Danes Win Berth In Kings Cup Final
Denmark defeated France to earn a spot in the Kings Cup tennis final at the Coubertin Stadium. The match finished with a 2-1 scoreline as Denmark took the decisive set on the media courts.
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Paris
Denmark
France
Tour
Coubertin Staddium
Despirito Wins Three Eight To Go At Tropical Park
Tony De Spirito, 18, from Lawrence Massachusetts, rode three winners at Oriental Park in Havana Cuba yesterday boosting his total for the year. He needs eight more victories to break the all time record of 286 set by Walt Miller in 1908 and equalled by Willie Shoemaker and Joe Culmone. De Spirito plans to ride in all nine Tropical Park races today in a bid to reach the target.
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Miami
Fla
Tony de Spirito
Tropical Park
Oriental Park
Havang
Cuba
Lawrence
Mass
Walt Miller
Willie Shoemaker
Joe Culmone
DeSpirito
DeSpirilo
Wks
DeSpirita
Shoematter
Culmone
Silver Maker
Oriental
Mebon
Magada
Avelina Gomez
DeSpirite
Whirlingdust
Arkansas Coach Whitworth Linked To Razorbacks Job
Stillwater Oklahoma reports Oklahoma A and M coach J R Mars Whitworth may accept Arkansas football coach offer if presented. Whitworth, Blytheville native, spoke with Arkansas screening committee last Tuesday and says he does not know if he will take the post.
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Stillwater
Oklah
Arkansas
Otis Douglas
Hale
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A
Mars
Whitworth
Lh Post
Blytheville
Ark
Livle Rock
Arkansas Democrat
Secret Weapons Stir Final Rose Bowl Drills
Southern California and Wisconsin held light to peak drill sessions as anticipation builds for New Year’s Day. Coach Jess Hill and Ivy Williamson kept plans vague while eyeing key players such as Wisconsin’s Carl injured knee and USC backfield sparks like Hawthorne.
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Alex Kahn
Pasadena
Calfornia
Wisconsi
Jess Hill
Ivy Williamson
Hill
Trojans
Williamson
Badgers
Hawthorne i
Jim Seay
al Carmichael
Lareuls
Tha
Southern California
Ciivi
Wisconsin
Ameehe
Jim Zaluska
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Hanlon
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Bill Massie
Jeri McMillin
McMillin
Dan Augustine
Darrel Clement
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