Clearview Clipper Quest Near Clean League Lead
Clearview beat Oberlin 41 to 24 as part of a busy Southwestern Conference night. Staller led Clearview with 15 points, Holzhauer 12, Lehman 10, while Oberlin’s Dick Robinson had 9. Amherst and Wellington battled in a top-standings night as Fairview, Medina, and Rocky River held byes or faced key matchups.
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Sedgman Whites Savitt In Victorian Final
Frank Sedgman of Australia defeated Dick Savitt of the United States in straight sets 8-6 6-0 6-4 in the Victorian championships final at Kooyong Stadium. The 59 minute match drew about 3,000 fans including Prime Minister Menzies. The result boosted Australian hopes in the Davis Cup final rounds during Christmas week.
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Hat Trick Stars Stearns and Blair in High Scoring AHL Wins
Cleveland Barons beat Providence 7 1 as Stearns scored three goals including two in the third period while Pittsburgh Hornets' Chuck Blair scored once in the first and twice in the third to top Cincinnati 5 3. Buffalo and Indianapolis battled to a 3 3 tie.
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Two Tie For ECC Trapshoot Honors At Elyra Club
Clete Heidrich and Worth Fauver tied for first in the regular Sunday trap shoot at Elyra Country Club yesterday, each breaking nine of ten targets. Deadlocked for third were Harry Bemis Max Van Wormer and Joe Otten with eight, while Jamie Forbes led the juniors with five of ten.
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Alley Cats Break as Express Slips in Vermont
A gray alley cat in an express shipment from Florida to Greensboro escaped at the railway station in St Johnsbury Vermont. Agency officials set out pans of milk around town hoping the cat would be found and become a paying customer.
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Perry Fay League Action Tonight at Bowl-O-Drome
Perry-Fay Loop matches Perry-Fay League teams in two games at 6 45 PM. Schedule Office faces Automatics while Pun ishing takes on Maintenance in the weekly program at the Bowl O Drome.
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Yankees Eye DiMaggio Comeback For 1952 Season
Fearless Fraley reports baseball observers believe Joe DiMaggio plans to return to the New York Yankees next season. Front office talk and the lure of another $90,000 may push the move, with co-owner Del Webb seen hoping for the Clipper back on the field. Also notes the AAU rejects restoring Jim Thorpe's Olympic medals, and lists birthdays, Notre Dame hopes, a trout ulcer cure, and various sports notes.
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Bernard Baruch Answers Sports World Woes
United Press reports 81 year old financier Bernard Baruch offers blunt remedies for college athletics scandals and gambling. He argues the bookie tax is ineffective and urges banning athlete recruiting to protect sport integrity. He praises Babe Ruth Joe DiMaggio and Ted Williams as the era’s greatest hitters and notes his lifelong racing interest.
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Bowl league records fall in scattered Saturday action
Walt Maloney of Burke Furniture in Merchants C League rolled 242 in a single game at Rainbow Lanes, while Andy Spanos for Steve's Garage in Monse B League posted a 4A score, and Jona Henson of Bowl-O-Brome Women’s C League notched 492 to set season 6 records across the 600 Club all-sports circuit.
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Bradley Stars Freed Over 1949 Basketball Fix Conspiracy
Judge Saul S. Streit of New York General Sessions suspended sentences for Bradley University players Eugene Melchiorre William Mann and George Chianakis who pled guilty to conspiring to fix a game with Bowling Green in 1949 He blamed Bradley University and its leaders for moral debasement of the players.
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Ignatz Hits 609 in Weekend Tenpin Scoring
Ignatz Lowe Ignatz, in the All-Sports Club League, rolled a 609 series Sunday at Olympic Recreation. He opened with a 166, followed by 220 and 223 to top the city weekend tenpin competition.
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Lions Lead in Hectic Pro Grid Race for Conference Crown
New York reports three NFL contenders Detroit Detroit Lions Los Angeles Rams Chicago Bears vie for the National Conference title behind a 24-22 Lions win over the Rams. Browns clinched American Conference with 28-0 over Pittsburgh. Bears beat the New York Yanks 45-21. Walterfield booted five field goals for the Rams.
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