1951 All-America team chosen by Fearless Fraley
Oscar Fraley selects the 1951 college football All-America squad with 11 players on the first team. Notables include backs Babe Parilli and Dick Kazmaier and linemen weighing over 210 pounds. Backfield features Isbel Reynolds Wessels Janowicz from four schools, with Navy excluded from pros.
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American League standings and team stats brief
Reading shows scattered figures for Philadelphia Chicago and MetraU teams with incomplete line data. Key stats include runs or scores and batting lines, but OCR text is garbled hindering full interpretation of teams and results.
Elyria Teams Enter State Moose Links Tournament Here
Officials of the Elyria Moose Club list two teams for the 17th Annual Ohio State Moose Golf Tournament at Spring Valley starting Saturday at 10. Teams include Jim Cirigliano with Arnold Michael Al Rivera and Matt Zaleski, and Frank Rybarcyk with Joe Leonowicz Bill Sabo and Paul Kirkpatrick. The event has open and handicap divisions with individual and team prizes. Rudy Mate seeks open division individual trophies. Frank Clavina Lou Raidi Adam Lepkowski Joe Cirigliano and Clarence Wolfe are handicap players for Elyria lodge.
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Die Cast and Steel Polishers clash for GM plant title
Die Cast and Steel Polishers will meet Saturday for the plant softball championship in the Brown-Lipe-Chapin Division of General Motors. Die Cast, regular-season and post-season champion in the First-Shift League, faces Steel Polishers, crown winner in the two-team Second-Shift. Die Cast advanced with a 9-5 victory over office, as Jack Yarsak hurled seven-hit ball and Morrie Braun homered with two on in the second. Bill Mike homered twice for the losing office squad and Ray Ritter took the loss.
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Standings and Results Roundup for Baseball Matches
Yesterday Cleveland beat New York 2 1 and Boston topped St Louis 9 3. Today's games feature Cleveland vs New York at 8:20 PM with Overmire facing Wynn, Boston at Chicago, Philadelphia at St Louis, and Washington vs Detroit. National League shows Brooklyn leading with 76 wins, New York 70, Philadelphia 60, St Louis 58, Boston 46, Cincinnati 53, Chicago 49, Pittsburgh 49. Yesterday St Louis defeated Brooklyn 4 3.
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Indians' Hitting Pitching Figures Faree Meeting
The V F W Bowling League No 1079 schedules a meeting tonight at 8 30 at the post home on East Bridge street. The session is the final business meeting before the season opens September 5.
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Baseball Trade Talk Sketches Quiet on Roster Moves
Brief notes mention Kiner with the Pirates Miggio connected to the White Sox HeAzes linked to the Dodgers as scattered names in a league rumor round.
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Wightman Cup Opens as U S Seeks 19th Victory
In Chestnut Hill the United States six-woman team opens the Wightman Cup against England at Longwood. Doris Hart leads the U S in singles while Shirley Fry and Nancy Chafee also figure in singles and doubles action.
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Fight Results from Chester Sanctioned Bout
Rocky Jones from Chester defeats Jimmy Rouse of Albany in a disputed 178 pound lightweight bout with Jones mounting a point advantage in a tense matchup.
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Smitzer Nets 230 Yard Ace at Cherry Ridge
George Smitzer of LaGrange road scored a hole in one on the 230 yard No 8 hole at Cherry Ridge using a No 4 wood. He finished with 40 for the round in a foursome with Frank Becker Earl Welton and Frank DeMaria.
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Teal 63 Sets Fort Wayne Open Course Record
Glenn Teal of Knoxville fired a 63 to set a Fort Wayne Open course record in the second round, finishing nine under par and two strokes better than the old mark. Defending champion Lloyd Mangrum shot 70 and fell behind as 112 players completed the round.
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Feminine Keglers Set Meeting at Bowl-O-Drome
The Bowl-O-Drome Monday Afternoon Women's League schedules a 1 30 PM meeting open to last season members and new joiners for the coming season at the alleys.
Cobb Names Charley Gehringer As Tigers' Best Teammate
Ty Cobb, now a calm elder statesman, says Charley Gehringer was the finest player he managed with the Detroit Tigers. He credits Gehringer’s fielding and consistency but notes Eddie Collins holds the edge as the greatest second baseman. Cobb recalls Gehringer’s stoic defense and his own aggressive early style.
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