Munn of Michigan State Named Coach of the Year
Clarence Munn of Michigan State is named Coach of the Year in the Scripps-Howard poll. He led MSU to an undefeated season and the mythical national title with 139 first place votes, well ahead of Georgia Tech’s Bobby Dodd.
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EW York
U.P
Clarence
Biggie) Munn
Michigan State
Scripps-Howard
Munn
Bobby Dodd
Georgia Tech
Jess Hill
Southern California
Jordan Oliver
Yale
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Chuck Taylor
Stanford
Taylor
Gen
Bob Neyland
Tennessee
American Football Coaches Association
Multiple high school hoops results from Ohio and beyond
A stream of basketball scores across Ohio scholastic events and college games lists Vermilion over Oberlin 64 60 and many others including Lakewood St Edwards 66 over Cleveland Gilmour 41, Columbus North 80 over Zanesville Lash 45, Dayton Fairmont 5 Patterson 51, MIT 73 over American Intl 68, and NCAA matchups Georgetown 86 Randolph Macon 45, Wake Forest 71 over N Carolina State 80.
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Vermilion
Oberlin
Olmsted Falls
Lorain
St Mary's
Mount Vernon
Coshocton
Rocky River
Berea
Canton
Central Catholic
Youngstown East
Akron
Garfield
Barberton
Orange
West Geauga
Chardon
Mayfield
Painesville
Harvey
Conneaut
North Olmsted
Cleveland Lutheran
Cleveland St John Cantins
Cleveland
Stanislaus
Cleveland Thomas Edison
St Michael's
Lakewood
Edward’s
Gilmour Academy
Columbus North
Zanesville Lash
Linden McKinley
Columbus St
Charles
Springfield
Columbus Central
Columbus East
Lancaster
Columbus West
London
Columbus University
Columbus
St Mary’s
Marysville
Delaware
Willis
Washington CH
Xenia Central
Cincinnati
Withrow
Reading
Woodward
Anderson
Dayton
Kiser
Wilmington
Troy
Vandalla-Butler
Dayton Fairmont
Patterson
Toledo Whitmer
Toledo Devilbiss
Toledo
Toledo Waite
Toledo Libbey
Toledo Macomber
Scott
Fremont Ross
Willard
Tiffin Columbian
Shelby
Ada
Wapakoneta
Wilbur Wright
Sidney
Columbia
Trinity
Pittsburgh
Westminster
MIT
American Int
St Johns
Arnold
Holy Cross
Mass
Georgetown
Randolph Macon
Frank & Marsh
Swarthmore
Colgate
Clarkson
Connecticut
Yale
Jonas Hopkins
Dickinson
Mil Union
Ashland
Central Michigan
Alma
Lawrence Tech
Detroit Tech
Hamme
MacAlester
Augustana
Grinnell
Camp Breckenridge
Wesleyan
Winona
Teachers
Stout
West
Western Division action heats up with Camden and Birmingham
Western Division resumes Friday with Camden 2-0 facing Henrietta 0-2 and Birmingham 2-1 meeting Brownhelm 1-1. LaGrange 1-2 has a bye as junior varsity results show South Amherst 72 Avon 35 Eaton 27 Avon Lake 19 Brookside 61 Columbia 8 Ridgeville 43 Grafton 41.
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Camden
Henrietta
Birmingham
Brownhelm
LaGrange
South Amherst
Avon
Eaton
Avon Lake
Brookside
Columbia
Ridgeville
Grafton
Towler and Speedie Lead NFL Gainers Amid Sparse Week
Deacon Dan Towler of the Los Angeles Rams and Mae Speedie of the Cleveland Browns topped the NFL rushing and receiving lists respectively after last weekend. Towler held a 73 yard edge over Eddie Price as the season nears its final game, with 821 yards on 144 carries. Speedie led receivers by two catches over Gordie Soltau at 856 yards from 54 receptions as Cleveland fell to Chicago.
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Philadelphia
Deacon Dan Towler
Los Angeles ‘Rams
Mae Speedie
Cleveland Browns
Towler
Eddie Price
New York Giants
Speedie
Gordie Soltau
San Francisco Forty-Niners
Price
Hugh McElhenny
San Francisco
Browns
Chicago Cardinals
Soltau
Three Teams Tied For League Lead In YMCA High School
Bears, Panthers and Owls all won to stay undefeated in league play. Bears trampled Wolves 76 25, Panthers beat Eagles 60 50, with Dean Shaffer scoring 25 for the Bears in Tuesday action.
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Bears
Panthers
Owls
Y.m.ca
Wolves
Eagles
Dean Shaffer
W. L. Pet. Bears
Panthere
LIONS
Cans
Tigers
Wolves Eagles
Seals
Wolves Bears
Vic Stewart
T A Thompson
Ai Eshman
F Standen
Don Jones
Moore
Goleden
Huskinson
Snow
Albee
O.gorham
Shaffer
Showalter
Sabo
Brunner
Philion
Istark
Schofield
Prunty
Kushner
Doug Jones
Garland
Holobach
el Box
Ellis
Marshall
Clark
Smith
Baum
Bago
Bernie “Lysaght Lions
Wills
Stoney’s Home League Matches Set for Tonight
The regular six match program for Stoney’s Home League is scheduled for tonight at 7 o'clock on Rainbow Lanes. Oberlin Hardware faces Erb Radio. Wyckoff Cleaners meets Dicken Funeral Home. Gardner Jewelers vs Grassie’s Wayside Inn. Terrell Service vs Lehman Cartage. Grafton Department Store vs Larson Foundry. Migria Stationers vs Nehi Bottlers.
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Stoney’s
Stoney
Rainbow Lanes
Oberlin Hardware
Erb Radio
Wyckoff Cleaners
Dicken Funeral Home
Gardner Jewelers
Grassie's Wayside Inn
Terrell Service
Lehman Cartage
Grafton Department Store
Larson Foundry
Migria Stationers
Nehi \Bottlers
Rainbow Lanes Bowing League Tonight Matches Schedule
The Rainbow Lanes Women's Bowling League features six matches this evening at 9 at Stoney's. Hotel Seder faces Lake Avenue Floor Covering, Hart Construction vs Edna's Beauty Shop, Rorick Insurance vs Smith Construction, Johnson Insurance vs Gerna's, Simitty's Five vs Lloyd's Supply, and Rainbow Lanes vs Fulton Funeral Home.
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Rainbow Lanes
Stoney’s
Hotel Seder
Lake Avenue
Hart Construction
Edna's Beauty Shop
Rorick Insurance
Smith Construction
Johnson Insurance
Gerna’s. Simitty
Lloyd’s Supply
Ve. Fulton Funeral Home
LaGrange Tops Westfield in Independent Tilt 61 to 37
LaGrange High School routed Westfield 61 to 37 on Tuesday night at Leroy, led by Bruce Campbell with 15 points after missing the previous game. Fritz Hazlett added 14 and Ed Ferriman 11 as LaGrange broke a two-game skid and moved to 4-2 in six games. The LaGrange junior varsity also defeated Westfield reserves 51-14 in the preliminary.
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LaGrange High School
Cagers
Westfield
Leroy
Medina County
Bruce Campbell
LaGrange-Camden
Fritz Hazlett
Ed Ferrimann
Strawman
Barr
Churdar
Myers
McDermott
Dill
Kahl
Knapp
Fulton
Mertz
Pearce
LaGrange A
Weston Topples Birmingham Five in Narrow Halftime Lead
Weston Highs beat Birmingham 62 36 after trailing 18 15 at half. Dick Sherwood 18 and Larry Becker 15 led Weston in a second half surge for their second straight win. Birmingham's Bill Fairgrade had 14 with little support as Weston also won the junior varsity 44 34.
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Wakeman
Weston Highs Cagers
Birmingham
Dick Sherwood
Larry Becker
Weston
Skein
Bill Fairgrade
T Palmer
Bi Howatt
Burke
If Tseneff
Becker
DeWitte
Dauch
Nabak'ski
Sherwood
Fuirgrabe
Friend
Mahl
Bruce
If Trebor
Carey
Fred Smith
Kenny Wasem
Moose Women Bowlers Schedule Fourth Week Matches
The Moose Women's League bowls at 9 p.m. tonight in Bowl-O-Drome. Pairings feature Ringle's Greenhouse against Buckeye Mold Die, Leah's Bakery versus Genna, Memo's Sportsman's Bar against Buckeye Street Welding, and Elyria Corrugated Box Company facing Grasste's Wayside Inn.
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Moose
Ringle’s Greenhouse
Buckeye Mold & Die
Leah’s Bakery
Genna
Memo's Sportsman's Bar
Buckeye Street Welding
Elyria Corrugated Box Company
Grasste's
Wayside Inn
Fritz of Lorain Named All Ohio
Former Lorain High star Don Fritz of the University of Cincinnati earned a spot on the United Press All Ohio defensive football team. He is an 18 year old UC junior and was named co captain of the Bearcats for 1953. Fritz is one of seven Cincinnati players named to the all star squad with five on the offensive line and two on the defensive unit.
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Missouri
Bill Murray
Duke
Glen Killinger
Westchester
Lloyd Jordan
Harvard
Harold Lahar
Colgate
Howard Odell
Washington
Charles Caldwell
Princeton
Earl Burnham
Rochester
Arthur Guepe
Virginia
Wally Butts
Georgia
Jim McMullen
Washington and
Jefferson
Bennie Oosterbaan
Michigan
Bo Sherman
George Rabaned
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
J. V. Sikes
Kansas
Columbus
Lorain
Don Fritz
University of Cincinnati
United Press
Fritz
Bearcats
Cincinnati
Miglets Sets City High 667 In All City Pin League
Mike Miglets of Harvey's dominated the Tarry Tavern All City League on Tuesday night with a 277 single game and a 667 series, leading Cascade Plating to top team scoring as Dave Bernarz posted 252 619 for the Platers in runnerup finishes.
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Rothgery Motors
Plating
Motormen
Cascade Plating
Gussie
Betts
Merchants
Tarry Tavern
Babe Valerius
Carey's Villa
Mike Miglets
Harvey
Cascade
Miglets
Dave Bernarz
600 Club Jarry Tavern All City League Standings
The record shows 600 Club and Stoney's led by players including Migiels with 190-277-200-667 and Bednarz 206-161-252-619 along with Yarsa 213-223-175-611 Cotton 190-174-244-608 Bolash 189-209-202-600 as part of the All City League results and standings in the bowling roundups.
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Tarry Tavern
Saxonian Import House
Cascade Plating
Andy Kruar
Rothgery Motors
Dave Bednarz
Ohio Fuel Gas
Heldmyer Hardware
Eiffer Beer Tae
Larry Bilermacher
Pring Valley Ae Daeee
Jack Liff
Harvey's
al Bauer Bittner Funeral Home
Mike Migiets
Harvey’s Newageka Ester
Uthe Company
Seenee
udro-Curtis
J. Kehler
Bill Renninger
Steve's
Les Gast Insurance
Ullin
Dave Thomas
Sreve's Barber Shop
Engineers
United Polish Club
Resar Service
Jacobs
Stemba, Kesar Service
EL L Bete Country Club Women’s
Mom's Open Kitchen
Thomasson's Chips
Spooms
Ksesseevenseee
Leo Kunas
Plas Construction
Ease Seeee
D. Russertance
Royal Catering
Niblicks Aeeteee
Florian Kubuski
Brassies
H. Novatney
Arvay
Ben Janowicz
Eee Ennessesee
Herb Wood
Fell’s Grocery Truckers Wee Til
Jones Sohio Service
High Individual Co. Abbott
Barnes Coal & Supply
Jones Sohio Service High
Walt No
Millers Ae Oe
Fea
BR. Muhihauser
Esevens
Stoney
Ruth Bolinski
General Industries
One
Ed Martin
Rainbow Lanes
Agy Lehman Cartage
J. C. Penney Women’s League Bycyns
Laura Mae
Rainbow
John
Cynthiane
Uckeye Mold & Die
Corinne DeLloyd
Economy Motors
Joe Belasha Pence
Miss Pre
Oberlin Frozen Foods
Berekes Cafe
Ruby Detar
Harold Mathes
ST. John’s Lutheran League
Oberjin Frozen Foods
Grace's Boys
Bally Company Éiter
Saee
Breen Dragon Cafe
Eee
Nagy
Os Better Line
Tarry Tavern Women’s League
House of Beauty
Don Massey
Olgs Po
House of Beauty Boone
Va Floristsotel
Town Hill
Helenae
Brown Hotel Erchants
Cloais
Etts
Gusels
Carey’s Villa
Ely
Northwood Inn
Valerius
Babe Villa
Carey's
General Motors League
Lotus
C. Nealy
W. Fackler
COL
Harold Hintz
Fr Vestcky
Grandar Wees
Henry Jenosky
Ee Cubence
Spicer Realty
Buckeye Mold & Die
Stan Smith
Spicer Realty Brown Jug
Mike Migiels
Frank Yarsa
George Cotton
Stoney's
Joe Bolash
Highland 78 Liverpool 60 in independent game on Highland court
Highland cagers topped Liverpool 78 to 60 with Marv Farnsworth leading Highland scoring 22 points and Duane Brooks 19 for Liverpool. Highland Reserves beat Liverpool Reserves 50 to 29. officials were Gene Bweeterman and C A Newell.
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Highland High
Liverpool
Marv Farnsworth
Highland
Duane Brooks
Thompson
Dobson
Goodson
Brooks If
Wiley
Winterfield
Farnsorth Rg
Haury IR
Hatch
Brooks Ig
Cimbella Rg
Stoskopf
If Oo
Gene Bweeterman
C A. Newell
Ladewig Seeks Fourth National Match Title in Chicago
Elyria Chronicle Telegram reports 38 year old bowler Mrs. Ladewig, a top pro since 1949, aims for her fourth straight National Women's Match Game championship in Chicago. She credits early softball cross training, explains delivery and timing, and notes four Grand Rapids leagues keep her income steady as she tours.
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Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Mich
Junie McMahon
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