Browns 62 Giants 14 Stuns NFL Fans at Municipal Stadium
The Cleveland Browns routed the New York Giants 62 to 14 at Municipal Stadium. The 62 points mark the Browns’ highest in NFL play, breaking records since joining the league in 1950, with a 76 total in the game. The Giants were led by coach Steve Owen as the two teams met for the ninth time. The lopsided score highlights a dominant performance by Paul Brown's squad.
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Cleveland Browns
New York Giants
Municipal Stadium
Browns
Paul Brown
Giants
Steve Owen
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia
Chicago Cardinals
Cleveland
Earl Webb
Bulldogs
Y.M.C.A
NFL
Tigers
York Giants
Dragons
Washington Redskins
Bears
Lions
Hawks
Brian Neffenger
Jack Perkins
Eight Games This Week Involves Southwestern Conference Quintets
Eight Southwestern Conference games are on the schedule this week, three league contests and five independents. Friday action features Fairview at Clearview, Oberlin hosting Medina, and Rocky River at Wellington, plus an independent Amherst at New London. Fairview, Clearview, and Rocky River won last Friday, with Fairview and Rocky River undefeated at 1-0, while Clearview is 1-1.
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Fairview
Clearview
Oberlin
Medina
Rocky River
Wellington
Amherst
5. W
New London
Bay
Lorain
Vermilion
Berea
Cuban Is IL's Batting Champ Cuban Is ILs Batting Champ
Montreal born outfielder Edmundo Amoros signed a one year pact with Cleveland Johns certified as the International. Elyria High's football schedule for 1954 shows a nine game slate with home and away blocks. The Pioneer lineup will rely on a junior heavy nucleus around which coach Bill Coyer builds next season.
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Edmundo
Sandy) Amoros
Cleveland
Johns
Adams
Elyria High
Pioneers
West Tech
Elyria
Amoros
Lorain
Lakewood
Cuyahoga Falls
Bar
Kerton
Toledo
Scott
Sandusky
Cleveland East
Taft Wright
Ottawa
Columbus
Grandview
Youngstown
Woodrow
Wilson
Ely Stadium
Cleveland West Tech
Barberton
John Adams
Columbus Grandview
Woodrow Wilson
Youngstown Wilson
Bill Coyer
Coyer
Brice Williams
Tom Fisher
Bud Fortman
Jim Dunlap
Don Andress
Chuck Butler
Jim Donnelly
Bob Feniik
Dick Broege
Ron Kuhl
Ron Philion
Mac Shilling
Ralph Yuhas
Frank Rockwood
Paul Wottring
Joe Sakal
Marshall Novak
Clyde Butler
Bob Zaleski
George Kimball
Ed Abahazi
Tom Webb
Dick Fenik
Mia Coyer
Yeomen Five Host Kentucky Caps In Season Opener
The Oberlin College Yeomen host the University of Akron tonight at the Oberlin fieldhouse for their second game of the season after a 70-55 loss to Western Reserve last week. A reserve game starts at 7 with the main contest around 8 15. Kentucky Wildcats debut strong in Louisville on Saturday beating Temple 86 59 led by Cliff Hagen with 51 points.
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Yeoman
Kentucky Caps
Akron
Oberlin College Yeomen
University of Akron
Oberlin
Yeomen
Western Re
Meadville
Allegheny
Lexington
Blue- Grass
Kentucky Wilcats
Adolph Rupp
Hadi Jone
Wildcats
Temple
Cliff Hagen
Kentucky
Xavier
Cincinnati
Elks
Joe McArdle
John Cruze
Bill Earley
Bob McBride
John Lujack
Stoney's
Walter Ziemba
Weete
Hermann's
Mevar
Rico
Meister
West
Borelack
D&e
Erodt Jewelers
Gardner Insurancée Va
All-Star Sports Associates
Hopkins Realtors
Dicken Fansral Home Bangs Motors
Bevo Francis Ties Garden Scoring Record in Boston
Bevo Francis and Rio Grande edged Providence College 89 to 87 at the Boston Garden. Francis scored 41 points to tie the all time Boston Garden collegiate scoring mark set by Johnny O'Brien of Washington last December 30.
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Boston
Bevo Francis
Rio Grande
Redman
Bevo
Proviidence College
Boston Garden
Johnny O'Brien
University of Washington
Webb's 32 Points In A Grade Loop Tilt
Webb scored 32 points for the Y.M.C.A. Grade School Bulldogs in a league game as part of a busy boxing and football notes page. The card also previews Paddy DeMarco vs Carlos Chavez in Wellington and outlines multiple Elyria Lorain matchups.
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Webb
Paddy DeMarco
Carlos Chavez
WXEL
Andrachik And McKain Feature Card Tuesday at Palladium
Buddy McKain of Elyria, 1953 Cleveland Golden Glove 118 pound novice champion, seeks a win after two losses. Mike Andrachik, Elyria heavyweight, aims to extend his four fight streak as McKain faces Ronnie Harvey of Bellevue. The eight bout Palladium card tops Tuesday night boxing.
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Wellington
Andrachik
Bob Allen
Lora
T.k.o
Allen
Joe Jezewski
Elyria
Rudy Rodriguez
Lorain
Ray Carter
Don White
Anand
Terry M'Mallay
Buddy McKain
Cleveland
Mike Andrachik
Palladium
McKain
Ronnie Harvey
Bellevue
Don Davis
Eagles Club
Unbeaten List Will Be Halved Tonight in City Class Games
The four undefeated City Class w League teams will be cut to two after tonight’s games at the Ely and Jefferson School gyms. UAW CIO and the Elyria Independents, each 2-0, meet in the featured Ely game at 8. Albert's Auditors and Parmley Machines also 2-0, play in the Jefferson top attraction at 8. Other matches include Elyria Civics versus Couch-Uthe at 1, Temple Recreation against Johnson’s Car Wash at 10, United Polish Club vs Whipperwills at 8, and Pfaudler Co. against Toggery-Bittner at 9.
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Ely
Jeffferson
UAW Cio
Elyria Independents
Albert's Auditors
Parmley Machines
Jefferson
Elyria Civics
Couch-Uthe
Temple Recreation
Johnson
United Polish Club
Whipperwills
Pfaudler Co
Toggery-Bittner
Notre Dame Coach Frank Leahy Hails 1953 Undefeated Season
Notre Dame head coach Frank Leahy praises the 1953 undefeated season, credits his assistants for illness-related burdens, notes six starting players ending their careers, and acknowledges the tough schedule and strong opposition. He lists departing captains Don Penza, Art Hunter, Minnie Mayraides, Kim Schrader, John Lattner, and Neil Worden, and thanks the staff and supporters.
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Frank Leahy
University of Notre Dame
Nneup
Don Penza
Art Hunter
Minnie Mayraides
Kim Schrader
John Lattner
Neil Worden
Uncle Sam
Basketball Schedule Snapshot for Monday to Saturday
Schedule lists games across multiple teams and venues including Lorain at Clearview Vermilion at Oberlin Avon Lake at Grafton and Brookside at Columbia Also notes Wednesday at Lorain J Merys at Gilmour Academy and Friday matchups Norwalk at Elyria Elyria Catholic at St Joan of Arc Cantius Amherst at New London Fairview at Clearview Medina at Oberlin Wellington at Rocky River and more regional pairings including Elyria at Fremont Ross Cleveland John Marshall at Lorain and Brownhelm at Huron all entries appear as a dense listing of upcoming basketball contests.
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Loebdae
Cleveland
Norwalk
Elyria
Elyria Cathalle
St. Joan Cantius
Amherst
New London
Fairview
Clearview
Medina
Oberlin
Wellington
Rocky River
St. Mary's
Jona
Brookside
Columbia
South Amherst
Avon
Eaton
Avon Lake LaGrange
Birmingham
Henrietta
Aronanella
Ridgeville
Graftol Vermilion
Norwale
Paul
Wakeman
Greenwich
Buckeye
Leroy
Sam Houston State Edges Idaho In Refrigerator Bowl
Sam Houston State defeated College of Idaho 14 to 12 in Evansville Indiana to end a 14 game winning streak by the Pacific Northwest Conference champions. The game drew nearly 10 000 fans as SHSU scored then secured a third period safety and limited the Vandals to 21 rushing yards.
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Sam Houston State
Idaho
Evansville
Ind
College of Idaho
Texans
Elyria Pioneers Win Woes Over North Olmsted Eagles
Elyria High’s Pioneers stay undefeated with a 53-34 victory over North Olmsted on the Sixth Street hardwood. Wingard and Helmick lead a tall Elyria front line, holding the Eagles to their season-low scoring and outrebounding for a clear win. The Pioneers face Norwalk and Fremont Ross this week as they seek another pair of wins.
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Elyria High
North Olmsted
Elyria Court
Elyria
Stiles
Dick Bekerak
Eagles
Jack Oring
Pioneers
North Olmsted High
Dale Reichenbach
Oberlin
Berea
North Royalton
Eddie Wingard
Gene Helmick
Norwalk
Katl Stiles
Hi! Tech
Gerard Mise
Aoe Ee
Varsity
Utes
Sorc
Helmick
Elyria Jed
Wingard
Don Pangrac
Reichenbach
Bernie
Boom Boom
Geoffrion
Eddie Mazur
Vakee
Tom Webb
Cana
Mac Diens
Webb
Boston
Don Andress Andjhy
Bruins
Sun
Ron Wilson
Jim Dunlap
Gordon Freeman
Gary Smith
Jim Heginbotham
Bedford
Oring
North Olmisted
George Donges
Chuck Hofelich
Charity Circle
Fremont the Pioneers
Fremont Ross
Shelby
Ross
Canadiens Win Increase Lead on Red Wings in NHL Race
The Montreal Canadiens widened their lead to three points atop the National Hockey League standings as they moved farther ahead of the Detroit Red Wings in pursuit.
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Ohio
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Russ Davies
Lorain County
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S.W
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Abahazi
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Junlap
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Donge
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