The Toe Sets Lights On New Record Sunday
Cleveland Browns star Lou Groza aims to extend his NFL field goal record against the Chicago Cardinals after a string of 109 consecutive extra points and 17 of 20 field goals this season. He leads the league with 76 points as Cleveland eyes an eighth straight division title while Otto Graham provides passing support.
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Tommy James
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San Francisco
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Otto Graham
TV Radio Highlights Drama and crime stories tonight
TV listings note WLW at 8 30 p m Gilersleeve escorts two girls to a dinner after refusals. At 9 p m WHIO WKRC Cathy and Elliott Lewis play ex sweethearts planning a secret night. 9 30 WHIO WKRC Crime Classics presents The Killing Story of William Corder and the Farmer s Daughter.
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Radio Tonight
WLW
Great Gildersleeve
WKRC
Cathy
Elliott Lewis
WHIO
William Corder
Radio and TV Listings for Tomorrow Evening
Tomorrow at 2 p m radio WPFB and WSAI cover Miami against Cincinnati. TV at 7 30 WLW D and WLW T feature Kitty Kallen with Eddie Fisher. At 9 WLW D WLW T present Gavin adaptation starring Beatrice Straight. Boxing at 10 Eddie Chavez meets Arthur King over 10 rounds. Penny Arcade at 11 15 screens Almost a Bride with Shirley Temple and David Niven. Telethon at 11 45 pairs Dean Martin with Jerry Lewis for Muscular Dystrophy drive.
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Television Tonight
Wlw-D
Kitty Kallen
Eddie Fisher
Beatrice Straight
John van Druten
Gavin
WKRC
Eddie Chavez
Arthur King
WHIO
Penny Arcade
Shirley Temple
David Niven
WCPO
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Television schedule highlights Thanksgiving and football
Tomorrow's TV line up includes This Is The Life Story of the Resurrection at nine, Christopher presents a Thanksgiving film at 9 thirty, NBC telecasts the Philadelphia and New York Thanksgiving Parades at 10 thirty, Detroit Lions meet Green Bay at eleven, and Utah faces Brigham Young at 2:45 in football.
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Nbc-Tv
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit Lions
Green Bay Parkers
Utah
Brigham Young
Karach Nets 679 Series to Boost League Average
Mike Karach exploded for a 679 series with a 262 frame to break the Moose Bowling League record by seven pins, despite his team Homestead Inn losing two games. He mixed a 215 and 202 around a 263, as Jack Frisbie’s previous mark fell. Mel Steele posted 652 in Arm nance Shop play, and several other bowlers posted notable scores across leagues including Ray Paynter Jr 630, Kathy Harrison 489, and Mary Hammerile 470 in the MIAC and Armco circuits.
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Jack Frisbie
Karach
Mel Steele
Arma Mantinance Shop
Frontier Lanes
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Homestead Inn
Son's Grill
Broad St. Bow
Jim Maines
Son's
Ray Paynter, Jr
Bill's Cafe
Yellow Cab
Ray Bowman
Cale
Pfeiffers
Carfax
Turf Cafe
Dietz Sohio
Electric Melting No 2 Beats Slab Mill in Arm Co Wahoo League
Ralph Snyder posted 224 159 210 595 and Marvin Leis added 156 224 214 594 as Electric Melting No 2 swept four points from Slab Mill in the Arm Co Wahoo League Shipping No.
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Slab Mill
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Wednesday Evening Radio Lineup Summary
Radio schedule lists WPF Garretson WSAI News and music blocks, Lebaon on WPFB, Mood on WSAI, Judy and Jane on WKRC at 11 15 and Make Mind on WKRC 11 30, Paying Phrase WLW Amburgy WPFB, Double Noth WSAI 11 45, Rosemary WKRC, 2nd Chance WLW, News WKRC WLW, Riders WMOH, Interviews WPFB, News Digest WSAI.
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WLW Ra
J. LaRosa
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Lone Ranger
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Ib Air Reserve
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Christian
Gindersleeve
J. Vandercook
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Godfrey
Travelers
Bob Hope
F. Troutvinle
Whispering
Mood
WEAI
Rich
WMOR
Rosemary
Jenny
Berch
Helen Trent
WLW News
Ma Perkins
Dr. Malone
Wsai Records
WPFR
WMON
Burton
C. Massey
M$ Godfrey
Miamé U
Lewis
Stella Dallasa
Widder Brown
Tuning In By W. Wolfe Phil Harris Trains For TV Revue Adopting Cautious Way
Phil Harris, famed NBC radio star, studied TV behind the scenes for over a year before hosting All Star Revue with guests Ann Sheridan Ben Blue and Mary McCarty. He learned from Durante Truman Hope Berle and others to understand every crew role. Harris plans a regular program next year and now runs his radio series with Alice Faye. Jack Smith sails to Hawaii and Canada to keep his Place The Face emcee spot warm, while Jack Bailey fills in on Queen For A Day.
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NBC
Phil
Jimmy Durante
Margaret Truman
Bob Hope
Milton Berle
Ben Blue
NBCTV
Ann Sheridan
Mary McCarty
Exdrummer
Jack Benny
Alice Faye
Hawaii
Canada
Jack Smith
Jack Bailey
Smith
Fashoe
Bailey
Baseball's Best Batsman Duffy Turns 87 Tomorrow
Boston notes Hughie Duffy, famed .438 hitter, marks his 87th birthday tomorrow while directing Boston Red Sox summer baseball school. He regards his 1894 .438 record as permanent and hopes Ted Williams may join the .400 circle again. Duffy began with Lowell in 1886, reached majors in 1888, and posted over .300 for ten straight seasons starting 1889. His 1893 average was .378, and 1895 dropped to .352.
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Hughie Duffy
Boston Red Sox
Boston Nationals
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Williams
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Rogers Hornsby
George Sisler
Lowell New England
Chicago
King Chavez Set For TV Tonight in San Francisco
Arthur King of Toronto faces Eddie Chavez in a 10 round lightweight bout at Winterland Arena telecast by CBS. Chavez, 23, San Jose Californian of Mexican heritage, is ranked fifth. King ninth. Referee and two judges use California 11 point system. even rounds score 5 to 5. The bout starts at 10 p m EST and may boost the winner toward a world title shot.
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Eddie Chavez
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Marciano Slips as Seconds Finish Exhibition Bout
In Sacramento Rocky Marciano boxed four exhibition rounds and drew a gate of 4593 dollars. He used the same opponents as in Oakland. Bob Golden from Denver withstood the punch storm, while Toxie Hall of Chicago was knocked down for a five count but survived to the end.
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Calif
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Oakland
Bob Golden
Denver
Toxie Hall
Chicago
OSU picks Jacoby Most Valuable Player of 1953 season
Ohio State University players named George Jacoby their most valuable player. The All-Big Ten tackle played 404 of 540 minutes, missed the Purdue game with a fractured toe, and hails from Toledo. He was also selected to the 1953 AP All-Big Ten team.
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Ohio
Ohio State University
George Jacoby
Buckeyes
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Associated Press
Purdue
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Lineman John Schwab Named Captain of Bobcats
ATHENS Ohio Lineman John Schwab chosen to captain the 1954 Ohio University Bobcats. Announcement came at the annual football banquet along with honors for Lou Sawchik Tom Ascani and Bob Penrod recognizing MVP ends back and lineman respectively.
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John Schwab
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Lou Sawchik
Cleveland
Tom Ascani
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Bob Penrod
New Lexington
Rancher offers goose for swan in Norwalk theft case
In Norwalk Connecticut rancher Pete Hettings reports a theft at his ranch. He values the swan at 125 dollars and offers to trade a goose to the thief if the swan is returned. He notes the bird is a young swan not a goose and would make a tough holiday sir.
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Conn
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Brush Burn Excels Barefoot on Grass Circuits
The veteran race horse Brush Burn shows top form barefoot on grass, winning three key races this year, two at Hialeah and the Meadowland at Washington Park worth $50,000.
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Brush Burn
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Washington Park
Professional basketball scores and incidents reported
Summary of scores from multiple games with teams New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Syracuse Rochester and Milwaukee. mention of Tampa activity with Baby Williams, Havana, and Bob Murphy, and a stoppage incident at 160 yards.
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Bob Murphy
Milwaukee
Dystrophy TV air with Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis on WCPO
A TV listing notes Dystrophy with Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis will be carried by WCPO at 11 45 tonight. The word girl of today contest seeks a winner to receive a 10 day Paris vacation with eligibility open to any single or married woman 18 to 35. Entries include a photo age and return address to Box 4 New York 36 NY with eight finalists flown to New York for five days of events and finals.
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Jerry Lewis
WCPO
Paris
Dave Garroway
New York
N. Y
NBC
NBCTV
Marilyn Monroe
Lost and found items and two obituaries in brief
Multiple notices report lost dogs and items. Duke, a six month old boxer, ID tag shows Harry Rizzo. contact 2-3284. Skip the parakeet with light blue color near Waite and Crawford, reward, call 3-1641. Wee-one, red and white cocker spaniel near S Broad St, dial 3-3660. Brown glasses in blue case lost at Strand Theater, reward. Small gold pin with seed pearl lost at Crowder Auction, Walnut St, reward. Billfold with money lost in Jacksonburg, return to R L Carpenter Rt Somerville, reward. Infant son Greer, died at Middletown Hospital Nov 22, graveside service Woodside Cemetery 10 am Saturday, Rev Donald Arnold, arrangements by McCoy-Leffler. Mrs M F Lawless died in Del Rio Texas. graveside service 3:30 pm Friday, Rev H S Gessner, arrangements by McCoy-Leffler.
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del Rio
Texas
H. S. Gessner
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