Ridgeville Leads Eastern Division as Brownhelm Tops West
Ridgeville continues to lead the Eastern Division and Brownhelm sits atop the Western Division after Friday night wins. The seven team Southwestern Conference standings show MHERSTS Comets and Fairview’s Scarlet Warriors unbeaten at 2–0, sharing first place with Clear New York, while Jay DeMarco of Brooklyn defeated James Care in a 63–51 propped win as boxing headlines mix with high school results.
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Pad View
Jay DeMarco
Brooklyn
James Care
Paddy
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Dukes
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Barry Markser
International Boxing Club
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Willie Pep
George Walsh
Walsh
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Medina
Oberlin
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Idgeville
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Joop
LaGrange
Eaton
Columbia
Brookside
Bis
Sandy
Bell
Eense
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Con
Selin
Bill Haynes
Canvas
Lee Grills
Chuck Dayback
Tor
Lloyd Myers
Lambeau Quits As Cards' Coach
CHICACO UP The famed Lambeau resigned as coach of the Chicago Cardinals citing constant front office second guessing. The $25,000-a-year job will end December 16 after the Bears game. Lambeau, who led the Packers to six championships, leaves amid bitter atmosphere and a running feud with club officials.
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Curley Lambeau
Chicago Cardinals
Lambeau
Chicago Bears
Walter Wolfner
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Loft
Burke And Wolfe Spark Wakeman To 78-41 Victory
Burke scored 24 and Wolfe 16 as Wakeman High dominated, leading 21-8 after the first quarter and 46-11 at halftime, overpowering North Fairfield in a 78-41 game on Friday night at Townsend. Eaton led the visitors with a late rally, while Wakeman built a large first-half cushion and never loosened its grip.
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Columbia
Eaton Brookside
Henrietta
Brighton
South Amherst
Grafton
Belden
Penfield
Avon
Ridgeville
Rangers
Rodney Hand
Hever
Dale Thomson
Ures
Fred Dorow
Dean Maddock
Lyan Garrett
Jim Bayley
Riemer
Bill Burke
Bernard
Wolfe
Eaton
North Fairfield
Wakeman High
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Burke
Wakeman
Wake- Wakeman
IH N. Fairfield
T. Palmer
Baker
Conaway
Leak
Gartow
Doust and
Enderle
Colorado Springs
Cole
U.P
Bob Blaik
Amherst
Contin
Espense
West Point
Bob Sislow
Cavaliers
Tallies Blair
Army
Reds
Jack Law
Blaik
Herman Hickman
Themn
Graftanera
Carl Jantz
Victor
One More Grid Game For Dismissed Cadet
Brookside edged Avon Lake 41 40 as Howard Greenup Johnny Belu and Johnny Yashan sparked a late surge for the Red and Black. Chuck Robison led Shoremen with 21 points in the leagued defeat as Brookside won its third of four. Bela Jed paced Brookside with 16, while Greenup and Yashan added 13 each.
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Avon Lake
Howard Greenup
Johnny Belu
Johnny Yashan
Chuck Robison
Shoremen
Bela Jed
Greenup
Yashan
Big Ten Restores Freshmen Rule In Athletics
Chicago reports the Big Ten votes to end the one year suspension of the rule barring freshmen from varsity play. Belden defeats Penfield 60 59 in a see saw finish as Hazlett and Remmer cap standout efforts. A separate note claims DDT soil treatment offers five year protection against termites per Michigan State College economists.
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Fritz Hazare
Belden
Penfield
Representa l
Shves
Joe
Schaefer
Paul Riemer
Hazlett
Belden Star
Remmer
Bruce Carmpbri
Michigan State College Agricultural Economists
Mohawks Get Wing From Parent Club
Elyria Ohio December 8 1951 Charley Burr a 17 year old Arkansas City jockey contends for the national title as he endures a riding slump at Tropical Park with Shoemaker and Culmone close behind Burr began riding at six and rose through quarter horse racing in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas before breaking into thoroughbreds He suffered a broken wrist this year but remains a leading candidate for the season crown as Kansas mounts another potential champion riding career started early and driven by a family push toward professional racing
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Oscar Fraley
United Press
New York
Charley Burr
Kansas
Willie Shoemaker
Burr
Arkansas City
Florida
Tropical Park
Shoemaker
Joe Culmone
Walter Miller
Culmone
Charley
Joe
Uncle Joe
Oklahoma
Texas
Pete Maxwell
Fairmount Park
Ill
Gulfstream
Johnny Gilbert
Johnny Adamis
Morton Resigns As Pitt Gridders Keep Football Coach At Word
STARKVILLE Mississippi State faced a surprise resignation as head coach Arthur Slick Morton left to enter business in Greenwood. Athletic Director Noble accepted the move with regrets after Morton cited age and a long-anticipated opportunity, amid a 21 to 7 victory over Miami.
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Pitt
Miami
Mississippi State
Starkville
Miss
U.p
Arthur W
Slick
Mississippi State College
Southeastern Conference
C. BR. Noble
Greenwood
Tam
University of Pittsburgh
Panthers
Tom Hamilton
West Virginia
Penn State
Clemson
Jacksonville
Lou Cimarelli
Bill Sichko
Asher Pitt
Dukes Fall as Wellington Ursachen Reed Paces With 15
Center Bill Rogers led Wellington with 15 points in a game where the Dukes, defending co champions, suffered their second loss in as many Lane contests.
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Bill Rogers
Wellington
Dukes
Demonstration Tops Trapshooting at Elyria Club
The Elyria Country Club trapshooting program is set for Sunday at 2 PM on the club rounds. Dwight Torbert from Lorain will perform a demonstration as a special feature, and all club members and guests are invited to watch.
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