New Graziano Edges Janio in Close Madison Square Garden Bout
Rocky Graziano barely defeated Tony Janko of Youngstown in a hard fought 10 round decision at Madison Square Garden. Referee Ruby Goldstein and judge Joe Agnello split on the winner, with Artie Schwartz favoring Graziano. two officials used Ed Die Eagan's system to break a draw. Graziano won on the AP scorecard 5-5 with a point for Graziano. Graziano was docked a fifth round point for a low blow.
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Bucks Favored But Dope Says Iowa Can Hope
Columbus Wisconsin Hawkeyes face Ohio State with 81,000 in the stands as the Buckeyes, three deep in most positions and Rose Bowl champs, are two-touchdown favorites. Iowa, after beating Purdue, seeks an upset despite the edge of the Bucks. Don Commack out, Bernie Bennett to start at left halfback for Iowa.
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Twin Players Create Confusion in TCU Mississippi Game
Memphis report notes Texas Christian and Mississippi use identical twins at key positions. Bob and Bill Moorman alternate ends for TCU on offense and defense while Dave and Jim Salley of Ole Miss play defensive halves. The Moormans and Salleys match up, adding a curious twist to the game.
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Dramatic late score lifts Cantonney over McKinley in misty clash
In a rain-soaked battle at Fawcett Stadium, Parks pushed McKinley to a 7-7 tie before Ramsayer and Parks combined for a late game winning pass. Alliance led in first downs 12-10 and yardage 218 to 212, as Parks gained 115 of his team’s 186 rushing yards.
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Orrville Defeats Loudonville 20-6 in Gridiron Thriller
Orrville Red Riders rush to a 20-6 victory over Loudonville Red Birds as three second quarter scores fuel the win. Orrville improves to 3-3-1 while Loudonville drops to 4-3. Key players include Stanton and Rosenbaum for Orrville with Becker adding two extra points.
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Unbeaten Wake Forest to host Clemson clash
In Winston-Salem on October 28 Wake Forest Baptists football faces undefeated Clemson Tigers in a high stakes matchup between two of the nation’s last remaining unblemished teams.
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Charles Given Cincinnati Bid To Face Maxim
Jake Mintz, co-manager of world heavyweight champion Ez zard Charles, says he has received another $100,000 offer for his fighter to fight in Cincinnati in February against either Jersey Joe Walcott or Joe Maxim, depending on whether Charles defends his title on November 28 against Nick Barone. Becker offers better terms than a San Francisco bid, and Mintz may consider Cincinnati, Chicago, or Pittsburgh depending on future plans.
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Top Grid Billing Goes To Battle of Cornell Princeton
Ivy clash at Palmer Stadium pits undefeated Cornell and Princeton with 45 000 expected in the crowd. The winner likely controls the Ivy League title as Army and Oklahoma face lighter opposition elsewhere on a day with Nos 2 and 3 clashing.
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Tigers Slosh To 23-6 Margin In Rain Mud
Massillon Tiger backers rallied through a downpour to defeat Warren 23-6 at Tiger Stadium. The win extended Massillon’s seventh straight victory and solidified their undisputed lead in the Ohio Scholastic Conference. Warren fell to 2-2 in the OSC after a tough seventh loss in seven games.
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Pardee Breaks Loose 72-Yard TD To Spark Massillon Win
In a rain soaked clash, Massillon quarterback Don Stroup scrambled as Dennis Pardee recovered a fumbled snap and sprinted 72 yards for the Panthers lone TD. Warren led early but Massillon answered with Waikem, Howe, Russell and Pardee TDs. Krisher added a field goal and the Tigers posted 14 first downs while racking 308 total yards to Warren’s 74.
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Malvern Green Wave Rout Dennison St Mary 58 0
Malvern Green Wave crushed Dennison St Mary 58 to 0 to stay unbeaten in seven. Cyril Ebner scored four TDs on 39, 32, 32 and 50 yard runs, while Joel Deckman added a TD to reach 90 points this season.
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Central Bar rberton Clash In Spotlight Sunday Duel
Massillon St Mary undefeated faces Canton St John in a Parochial Grade School Football League clash at Stadium Field Sunday at 2 30 p m. A St Mary win gives Massillon the undisputed title. a St John win creates a half game lead and a potential deadlock. Massillon seeks its sixth straight after a 47 7 win over Canton St Anthony while St John beat Massillon St Joseph 19 6. Other Sunday games include Canton St Anthony at Massillon St Joseph Canton St Paul and Canton St Joseph vs Canton St Peter at City Field and Witter Park.
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Hamilton Defeats Portsmouth 6-0 in Key Clash
Top ranked Massillon beat Warren 23-6 while Hamilton edged Portsmouth 6-0. Barberton eyes a return to No 2 after a strong week. Other scores include Upper Arlington 54 Urbana 0, Canton McKinley 7 Alliance 0, Springfield 39 Wilbur Wright 6, Westerville upset Marysville 14-13, Elder 33 Purcell 7, Central Catholic 14 Waite 0, Mansfield 21 Findlay 7.
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Pro Leaguers Stage Battles For Top Spots
New York Yanks meet Chicago Bears at Yankee Stadium in a clash likely to decide the NFL’s National division lead with about 50 000 fans expected. Giants face Cardinals in Chicago while Eagles host Redskins as other games test standings. Detroit plays Los Angeles Pittsburgh visits Cleveland and Baltimore travels to San Francisco.
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Big Ten Conflicts Lure 300000 Into Turnstiles Today
Chicago, Oct 28 AP Nearly 300000 football fans will jam Western Conference stadiums today for five games Four of the games are key in the Big Ten title race The largest crowd 82000 is for the Iowa Ohio State game in Columbus A 65000 turnout is anticipated for Illinois Indiana in Champaign The Michigan Minnesota Little Brown Jug rivalry draws 58000 and Northwestern at Wisconsin 45000 expected
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Penn State Uses Platoons This Season Breaking Tradition
Penn State departs from its 60 minute football tradition by employing offensive and defensive platoons for the first time this year. The move signals a reshaped rotation and deeper personnel management as the team adapts to modern tempo and strategic balance.
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Lehman Leads Three County Gridiron Showdowns Tonight
Lehman hosts Akron Kenmore at Fawcett Stadium while Central Catholic meets Barberton’s Magics at North Canton and Louisville welcomes a tough South squad. Kenmore’s 2–4 record boosts a strong invader vibe, with Barberton’s six straight wins highlighted by Coach Junie Ferrall. Louisville’s Wildcats seek a narrow edge as Red Ash’s crew plans phased lineups and top-scoring threat Brill.
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Georgians Hand Fifth Loss in Row to Eagles
Boston College suffered its fifth straight defeat as Georgia used a late second period rally to upset the Eagles. Ray Prosperi connected with Luke Brunson for a 35 yard touchdown, Mal Cook found Bob Walston then scored, with BC answering in the fourth period on a 65 yard drive ending in John McKinnon’s 23 yard reception.
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Leopards Name Starters for Key Season Opener
Morgan will start Dick Miller and Remséry Jones at the ends, Bob Rine and Jack Boyer at the tackles, Bob Gero and Bill Wilkinson at the guards, Al Monnot at center, John Mooth at quarterback. Don McGinnis and Emil Stefan will run the halves, with Chuck Gulling at fullback. Mooth leads with 42 points to date.
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Nixon Delivers 85 Yard TD Dash for Georgia
Billy Nixon, a hard running and fleet halfback, scored the clincher for Georgia with an spectacular 85 yard interception return style dash to the end zone. The Boston score was noted as part of the game recap.
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Colgate Edges Brown In Crippled Backfield Clash
Colgate held a slight edge over Brown in Saturday afternoon football in Providence with the Red Raiders hampered by injuries in the backfield. The contest saw Colgate managing the game despite several cripples limiting backfield options.
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