Stengel Attacks Indians Dodgers Senators and Athletics in Phoenix Speech
Casey Stengel denounced Hank Greenberg and others at a Phoenix banquet as he vowed the Yankees will win the pennant again next season. He attacked Cleveland’s pitching, Jackie Robinson, Washington’s Clark Griffith, and joked about Philadelphia’s manager Jimmy Dykes as he promised to beat seven clubs for a fifth straight pennant.
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Carl Lundquist
United Press
Hhoenix
Ariz
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Brooklyn Dodgers
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Stengel
Yankees
Hank Greenberg
Cleveland
Clark Griffith
Griffith
Eddie Yost
Philadelphia
Jimmy Dykes
Wallace and Dunlap Set in Televised Heavyweight Bout
Corey Wallace and Bob Dunlap meet in a 10 round nationally televised bout to decide the No. 5 heavyweight contender position. Wallace, a hard hitting New York fighter, was previously fifth before losing to Jimmy Bivins. Dunlap from Salt Lake City moved into fifth after Wallace’s defeat.
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Detroit
Corey Wallace
Bob Dunlap
Wallace
New York
Jimmy Bivins
Dunlap
Salt Lake City
McManus Tops City Bowling With 264 662 Series
Joe McManus dominates Cascade Plating in the Tarry Tavern All City Bowling League with a 264 single and 662 series as his 227 171 games lift him to the lead. Runner up Chuck Nagy posts a 652 for Bittner Funeral Home in league and city standings.
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Cascade
Tarry Tavern
Joe McManus
Singleton
McManus
Chuck Nagy
Bittner Funeral Home
Bill Renninger
Ray Knight
Bud Lange
Frank Yarsa
Top scorers and league leaders in Stoney’s All-City and related leagues
Ed Martin led with a 257 in Stoney's All-City League while Nagy posted 248 in the Tavern circuit. Albin Wagner and Eager Robinson each had 243 in Stoney's events. Robinson led the league with a 639 series. Dick Mason logged 620 in the Har shaw Chemical League. Cascade Plating topped a five-man pace at 1,032-2,947 beating Rainbow Lanes at 1,003-2,898 in Stoney's. Gerry Pomeroy of Carey's Villa tied a season high 232 in the Tarry Tavern Women’s League before a 545 series.
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Ed Martin
Stoney
Nagy
Albin Wagner
Eager Robinson
Robinson
Dick Mason
Harshaw Chemical
Cascade Plating
Rainbow Lanes
Gerry Pomeroy
Carey's Villa
Tarry Tavern
Laura Mae
Miss Prep
Boone Eoguas
Cascade
Caneee
Wheeeanesh
Tony Marsh
Pat Elbert
Joe McMann
Abeee Oy
Midgeville
Harvey's Cees K Ewe Neene
Fell's Grocery
Pfeiffer Beer
High Indiviaries Co . Ane
Ray Dahl Jr
Whee. Heer Ee Ete Nee
C. Horton
Harvey's Re
Barnes Coal Sae Wate
Uthe Company
Rothgery Motors Sudro-Curtissae
Barcol
C. Jacobs
Ira
Spring Valley High
Concrete Masonry Corp
Elyria Country Club
Cleve Benton
Rainbow Lanes League
Meta-Weld Paves Bee Kerekes Cafe
Harvey's
Albin Her
Cleeks Teat Oe
Heldmyer Hardware
Kerekes Cafe
Bere Ee
Neil Moss
T. Strong
Aly Safle
Lehman Cartage Sevens
Green Dragon Cafe
Crassies
Saxonian Import House
Steve Saley
Ghippers
Elyria Motors
Soa
Ben Leonard
Ee V. Lance
Eeres
United Polish Club
Blasters
C. B. Yates Builders
Economy Motors
Frank Traxler Sr
Pig Aw A Nelbes
Spicer Realty
Ralph Graham
Popp Awee Nese
Mold and Die
Buckey
Foods
Oberlin
Larson Foundry
Pat Henkel
George Johannsen
Buckeye Mold & Die
Walt Carlson
Ann Nagy
Arvay’s
Chips Wees
Bendix-Westinghouse High
Steve Sadowski
Thomasson’s
Chips Weber Eft
Sally Hellman
Royal Catering
Cynthia
Oe Pealee
Corinne DeLloyd
Nicks in stainless steel golf clubs won’t rust
Grounding nicks in stainless steel club heads is safe because the material remains stainless throughout, preventing rust. The feature promises durability and continued playability after minor surface damage.
Snavely Quits As Head Grid Coach At North Carolina
CHAPEL HILL North Carolina veteran coach Carl Snavely resigns after leading the Tarheels since 1945. He requests assignment to other duties in the athletics department, offering no further explanation. Jim Tatum of Maryland is mentioned as a strong candidate to become UNC football coach.
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North Carolina
Chapel Hill
N. C
W.A
Jim Tatum
Maryland
University of North Carolina
Carl Snavely
The
Tarheels
Weekend Cage Schedule Highlights Local Matchups
Tonight Camden hosts Liverpool Valley City and North Fairfield visits New London. Show nights include Elyria's appearance against Lakewood St. Edwards and Lorain at Shaker Heights with several cross town games across Akron, Amherst, Fairview, Oberlin, Medina, Avon, and more across Saturday Sinclair.
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Elyria
Elyria Catholic
Lakewood
St. Edward's
Lorain
Shaker Heights
Akron Kenmore
Amherst
Clearview
Fairview
Oberlin
Medina
Rocky River
Avon
Grafton
Columbia
Avon Lake
Brooksides
Eaton
Ridgeville
South Amherst
Henrietta
Birmingham
LaGrange
Camden
Brownhelm
Milan
Spencer
Liverpool
Valley City
Home Bowling Schedule for Stoney's League Night
Six matches planned for this evening at Rainbow Lanes starting at seven. Grafton Department Store faces Nehi Bottlers, Gardner Jewelers meets Erb Radio, Dicken Funeral Home plays Elyria Stationers, Larson Foundry versus Grassie's Wayside Inn, Wyckoff Cleaners against Lehman Cartage, and Oberlin Hardware challenges Terrell Service.
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Stoney
Rainbow Lanes
Grafton Department Store
Nehi Bottlers
Gardner Jewelers
Erb Radio
Dicken Funeral Home
Elyria
Larson Foundry
Grassie’s
Wayside Inn
Wyckoff Cleaners
Lehman Cartage
Oberlin Hardware
Terrell Service
Elyria City Class B Basketball League Opens December 11
The Elyria Recreation Board announced the Class B league will begin on December 11 with 11 teams, including Temple Recreation. Ten games are scheduled across Jefferson Eastern Heights Ely and Franklin courts, with five games per night on Thursdays and three possible Monday dates.
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Harold Block
Elyria Recreation Board
Council Chamber
City Hall
Block
Temple Recreation
Jefferson
Eastern Heights
Ely
Franklin
Elyria
Dairies
CYO
Elyria Independents
North Easton Heating
Memo’s Sportsman’s Bar
Pfaudler Company
Couch-Athe
Albert Auditors
Elyria Civics
U.A.W.C
O. No. 101
Nation's tracks set betting record amid TRA convention
Alfred G. Van derbilt predicts final figures will show a record 1.9 billion dollars bet at race tracks this year. In New York he spoke to 37 racing associations at the TRA’s 11th annual convention, noting 27 million fans likely attended racing in 1952.
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New York
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Thoroughbred Racing Association
Vanderbilt
TRA
Buckeye Fresh Surprise Varsity Falls to Freshmen
In a 63 62 thriller at Fairgrounds Coliseum Ohio State varsity basketball lost to the freshman team in front of about 1000 fans. Buckeye Paul Ebert hoped for a late sneak preview but the freshmen countered with a balanced attack.
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Columbus WI
Ohio State
Fairgrounds Coliseum
Bucks
Paul Ebert
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