Indians fall as Medina beats Clearview in rough this night
Nasipak scores 11 for Ol, Berg and Bryant add 16 each but Oberlin falters after a 47-42 fourth quarter push. Medina climbs to 33-17 halftime lead and holds on as Bees hit 22 free throws to Purely topple Clearview with balance from Bryenton Venus Garrett Horton Henes each at 10 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nasipak
Dick Berg
Bob Bryant
Indians
Oberlin
Ron Bryenton
Jim Venus
Medina
Clearview
Bees
Almon Garrett
Jim Horton
Jack Henes
Wellington
Amherst
Fairview
Rocky River
Kinko Wa Jam
Moskal
Lawson
Blair
Jallos
Cesen Aioe
Bruce and
Sweeterman
College and high school scores show wide margins across teams
A mix of basketball results lists Ohio scholastic games with Elyria, Fremont Ross, and Dayton teams, plus college matchups including Western Reserve, Drake, Ohio Wesleyan, New Hampshire, and many others. High scores include Dayton Wellston 52 and Wadsworth 177, while several small colleges posted regional results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Ross
Elyria
Elyria Catholic
Lorain St. Mary’s
Westlake
North Royalton
Mentor
Bedfo
Independence
Columbus South
Springfield
Columbus North
Esterville
Columbus Rosary
London
Lancaster
Linden
Canton McKinley
Canton South
Lockland
Reading
Cambridge
Barnesville
Middletown
Xenia Central
Dayton Fairmont
Franklin
Wayne
Dayton Riser
Middleport
Logan
Athens
Pomeroy
Jackson
Wellaton
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Norton
Kent
Wadsworth
North Canton
Bridgeport
Shadyside
College
Western Reserve
Akron
Arkansas
Missouri
Pradiey
Texas Christian
Heidelberg
Capital
Western Ttcinnati
Drake
Denver
Houston
Detroit
Manchester
Indiana Central
Maronette
St. Norbert
Washington (Mo
Marshall
Toledo
Miami
Ohio Wesleyan
Otterbein
Hardin Simmons
Texas Wesleyan
Oklahoma Pi
Oklahoma Baptist
Texas A & M
Trinity
Rensselaer
Duke
Davidson
Clemson
Presbyterian
Four Browns Named on UP All-Professional Pro Team
The 1952 United Press All Pro team includes four Browns, three from the Rams and Lions, plus players from the Giants and Forty-Niners. Eddie Price and Arnie Weinmeister headline the Giants, Hugh McElhenny tops the Forty-Niners, and Lou Groza earns top line honors for Cleveland. Otto Graham edges Norm Van Brocklin for the quarterback spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
W.P
Cleveland Browns
Los Angeles Rams
Detroit Lions
United Press
NFL
New York Giants
San Francisco
Eddie Price
Arnie Weinmeister
Giants
Hugh McElhenny
Lou
Mac Speedie
Browns
Gordy Soltau
Forty-Niners
Leo Nomellini
Groza
Bill Fischer
Chicago Cards
Lou Creekmar
Pittsburgh Steelers
Len Ford
Cleveland
Larry Brink
Los Angeles
Weinmeister
Thurman McGraw
Detroit
Chuck Bednarik
Philadelphia Eagles
George Connor
Chicago Bears
Jim Smith
Herb Rich
Emlen Tunnell
Van Brocklin Wins Passing Crown In Pro Grid League
In Philadelphia three Rams players led NFL season honors. Norm Van Brocklin won the passing title after a final day surge, Deacon Dan Towler topped the rushing list with 894 yards, and Dick Lane set a league record with 14 interceptions for 298 return yards and two touchdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Brocklin Cops
Philadelphia
U.P
Los Angeles Rams
Norm van Brocklin
Deacon Dan Towler
Dick Lane
van Brocklin
Green Bay
Tobin ‘Rote
Towler
Eddie Price
New York Giants
Lane
NFL Statistical Bureau
Mac Speedie
Cleveland Browns
Gordie Soltau
San Francisco
Horace Gillom
Browns
Jack Christiansen i
Detroit
Lynn Chandnois
Pittsburgh
Weston Wins 54 52 in Huron Co League Game
Weston Rough Riders defeated Monroeville 54 to 52 in a Huron County Class B League basketball clash at Monroeville. Freddy Palmer tallied 20 and Larry Becker 18 for Weston, marking their second straight league win and fourth in five games. Monroeville won the reserve game 42 to 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Wakeman - Townsend
High
Monroeville
Freddy Palmer
Larry Becker
Rough Riders
Palmer
Christman
Burke
Hurner
Becker
Dauch
Sherwood Sparks
Carey
Dickerhot
Enderle
Highland defeats Columbia 72 to 46 on Highland court
Highland of Medina County beat Columbia High 72 46 extending its win streak to six. Columbia drop marks to six losses in eight games. Hal Crocker led Columbia with 17 points as Highland reserves also won 63 19 in the curtain raiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia High
Highland
Medina County
Columbia
Hal Crocker
A. Fa
Hershey
Dobezsky
Drillion
Young
Cim'bello
Stein
Barons Triumph In Narrow AHL Victory Over Hershey
Cleveland Barons hold a 3 2 win over Hershey Bears after Vic Lynn scores at 17 17 of the third period. Dane Fisher tied earlier, with Ike Hildebrand and Jackie Gordon also scoring for Cleveland. Bears’ Lorne Ferguson tallied in defeat as Cleveland extends eastern march toward Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Cleveland Barons
American Hockey League
Vic Lynn
Lynn
Dane Fisher
Bears
Ike Hildebrand
Jackie Gordon
Cleveland
Lorne Ferguson
Barons
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Buffalo
Bower
Shero
Chrystal
Williams
Katrys
Gordon
Wochy
Baley
Hildebrand
Sonmor
Ceresino
Kubasek
Delmonte
Hershey Bears
Henry
Gariepy
Henderson
Schertz
Branigen
Corcoran
Bettie
Martin
Brown
Sullivan
Fisher
Ferguson
O'Brien
Poland
Phe
Geeine
Ee Etocceses
Fen Verry Aeoee
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Bill Morrison
Art Fasnecht
Bill Stover
Rainbow Lanes Women Bowl Tonight in Six-Pack Schedule
Lanes Women's Bowling League slate features six matches at 9 pm at Stoney's. Pairings include Smitty's Five versus Hart Construction and Johnson Insurance against Smith Construction with Hotel Sederis facing Rainbow Lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Lanes
Stoney’s
Smitty's Five
Hart Construction
Johnson Insurance
Smith Construction
Hotel Sederis
Lloyd’s Supply
Lake Avenue
Fulton Funeral Home
Gerna’s
Edna's Beauty Shop
Rorick Insurance
Shawl Gifts Spark Holiday Glamour in Christ mas Feature
A warm woolly shawl in spar kling white or a pretty pastel makes a glamorous gift for Christmas season.
North Olmsted Tops Strongsville In Third League Win
North Olmsted High powered by Jack Sekerak and Jack Oring who scored 20 and 14 led the 60 52 victory over Strongsville in the West County Division. John Healy added 10 in the third as North Olmsted pulled away 22 10 to take the win. Strongsville top scorer was Jim Kraft with 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
Jack Sekerak
Jack Oring
North Olmsted High
Sagers
Strongsville
Cuyahoga County
Vito
Babe) Paris
Packers
Otto Graham
Browns
Ahn
Mwnn
Nnn Olmsted
John Healy
Jim Kraft
North Strongsville
Limpert
Mattson
Robeson
Sekerak
Schults
Oring
Westfall
Bealy
Peebles
Hawk
Williamson Builds Wisconsin Rose Bowl Contenders
Ivy Williamson shapes Wisconsin into a perennial title hopeful since 1949. He lets players speak, demands performance over words, and has produced key stars like Jim Haluska Harland Carl and Alan Ameche who will return next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maen
Williamson
Yale
Lafayette
Ivy
Jim Haluska
Harland Carl
Alan
Ameche
Badger
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Huron
HFC
Beoad
Woolworth
Elyrmeraractice
Broadway
Tomes
Ohio Scholastic
Hershey Veers
Syracuse Eee
Bt. Louis Aeee
Providence
St Louis
Ropa
Harold R. Rorick
Second St
the Travelers
Hartford
Commercial Auto Parts & Wrecking CO
Oberlin Road
Newspaper
Rnlaive
Sixta
Joe Perry
Bob Hoernschemeyer
Speedie
Bud Grant
Elbie Nickel
Soltau
Don Stonesifer
Chicago Cardinals
Madrid
Spain
Europe
Phillips
Sportrait
Tom Westerlin
Lafayette College
Wisconsin
Harry Stuhldreher
Notre Dame
Four Horsemen
Stuhidreher
Harry
Camp Randall Stadium
Western Reserve Investment
Bonafide
Obie
Bell
Broad Street
Caern Wes
Jiage
Goodman Beverage
Schlitz Beer
Lorain County
Lorain
Cleveland U.P
Paul Brown
Dub Jones
Jones
Leo Murphy
Tarry Tavern
Sterno Aluminum
Kasper Foundy
Nehi Beverages
Dugan
Ray's Place
Chom! Cafe
West River Mardware
Ridgeville Plumbing
Stewart Radio
Rapper Club
Lorain County Speedway
Home
Tavern
Salyi Meats
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