Elyria Sandusky Quintets Clash In Thursday Contest
Elyria and Sandusky high school teams set a two game week with a Fremont trip and a home game rescheduled after postponements. Blues Streaks from Sandusky visit Elyria Thursday in a closely watched non league matchup.
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Elyria
Sandusky
East
Barberton
Shaker Heizhis
Shaw
Lakewood
Cleveland Heights
Euclid
Lorain
Cleveland Senate
East Gadders
Ake Fire League
East Tech
Glenville
Central
Mansfield
Collinwood
Cathedral Latin
Benedictine
Connie Mack turns 88 with press party at Shibe Park
Connie Mack, near 88, hosts a pre birthday gathering in Shibe Park elephant room with cake and questions. The event gathers sports writers, colleagues, and memories from his long career with the Athletics and baseball history.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Connies Mack
Connie
Elephant Room
Shibe Park
Coninie
Browns and Giants Compared in NFL Schedule Showdown
Fragmented sports column notes the Browns and Giants facing similar NFL rivals while contrasting schedules. The piece hints at a deeper debate over team strength and potential scandal fallout, with mentions of the basketball fixes and DA investigations.
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Mlevelena Browns
New York Giants
Asin
Giants
New York Yanks
Browns
Los Angeles Rams
Sutilt
Moran's 578 Tops In City Pin Play
Moran's 578 series leads Harshaw Chemical League bowling Friday night at Olympic Recreation. Moran roll 179 241 194 for 578. R Heidinger 368 second high in same circuit. Millie Balogh fires two 179s to post a 424 series in Perry-Fay Women’s League.
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Cy Moran
Munters
Olympic,Recreation
Moran
Brickers
Millie Balogh
Perry - Fay
Pin Results First Team and Second Team Named
The article lists First Team players including James Currin Dayton Dale Bruce Ohio Wesleyan Al Schneider Ohio U Don Green Miami Low Canarazzi Dayton Bill Shamsky Cincinnati Tito Carinei Xavier Gene Rossi Cincinnati Johnny Pont Miami U B Bob Finnell Xavier B Fred Dung Bowling Green and Second Team selections Ralph Staub Cincinnati Pat Mancuso Mt Union Wallace Cross Ohio Wesleyan Paul Rosia Mt Union Frank Domanico Xavier Bil Paw Heidelberg Paul Gilmartin Xavier and more. The report highlights multiple players from Ohio colleges and universities across the conference.
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James Currin
Dayton
Dale Bruce
Ohio Wesleyan
al Schneider
Ohin U
Don Green
Miami
Low Canarazzi
Bill Shamsky
Cincinnati
Tito Carinei
Xavier
Gene Rossi
Johnny Pont
Miami U
Bob Finnell
Fred Dung
Bowling Green
Ralph Staub
Cincirinati
Pat Mancuso
Mt. Union
Wallace Cross
Paul Rosia
Mt Union
Frank Domanico
Bil Paw
Heidelberg
Frank Middendorf
iimaiaiRa
Paul Gilmartn
Mauigaten
Perauecal
Teeani
Paul Yackey
Phunents
Bob Pinkey
Muskingum Rythe
Prine Vandiol
ML Union Atallery
Monarabie
Nell
Dayion Whosinski
Denison Erramies
Jordon
Marietta
DiRocco
Wittenberg
Daxson
Land Gordon
Toledo
Walters
Denmon’ Oratment
Wooster
Bedasky
Ohio
U. Edwards
M. Brotkers
Tininn
Doland
Milam
Anderson
U. Coughlin
Ro Mendinger
Bowl Teams Scrimmage Plans and Coaching Notes
In Pasadena Ray Eliot plans a late scrimmage as Motsam rounds into shape while Rose Bowl prep includes watching Stanford film and emphasizing stopping the opponent's passing attack. Tennessee coach Neyland takes 53 players to New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl as Andy Gustafson hails Miami guards Arcangeletti and Tassoti ahead of the Gator Bowl. Texas Christian ends drills before Christmas as they prepare for Kentucky in the Cotton Bowl with a holiday adjournment.
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Cam
Eliot
Whni
Stanford
Slot
Earther
Chuck Taylor
Illinois
Taylor
Flini
Knoxville, Tenn
Bob Neyland
New Orleans
Tennessee
Maryland
Neyland
Milam Fla
Andy Gustafson
Miami
Ray Arcangeletti
Dan Tassoti
Gustafson
Clerasan
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Christian
Kentucky
T.C.U
Horned Frogs
Amherst Five Tops Bucceroni In Upset Over Clearview
Amherst High’s Comets beat Clearview 43 38 to seize undisputed second in the Southwestern Conference. Lee Battlome led Amherst with 12 points as the squad pulled away after a 9 8 first quarter lead. Earl Barckert added 13 points and Rich Wilford 8.
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Amherst
Bucceroni
Clearview
LaStarza
Amherst High
Comets
Clippers
Fairview
Lee Battlome
Earl Barckert
G. F. T. Bardome
Rf & S
Staller
Kalbe
Dllehman
Barckert
C S
Holzhauer
Beam
OxMolnar
Treal
STL Ff
Shaa‘and
Goldsman
Arizona Beats Hawaii 32 to 21 in Honolulu Showdown
Arizona erased an eight point halftime gap with three third quarter touchdowns and one in the fourth at Honolulu Stadium before 7 000 fans. Allan Stanton Bruce McCauley connected in the air while Gil Gonzales Jim Guensdelberger powered the offense as end Bull Glazier sealed the win with a 34 yard scamper.
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University of Arizona
University of Hawai
Honolulu Stadium
Allan Stanton
Bruce McCauley
Gil Gonzales
Jim Guensdelberiger
Arizona
Bull Glazier
McCauley
Top Collegiate Cage Teams See Action Tonight
National college basketball stars in action with seven of the eight top teams on tonight’s schedule. Kansas State visits Indiana in a key top ten matchup while DePaul faces Minnesota and St John’s hosts Vanderbilt in Madison Square Garden as Kentucky seeks a rebound after a 94 60 loss to the Blue Demons.
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New York
Jcollege
Manhattan
Kans
Karuas State
Induma
Chicago
iMinos
DePaul
Kentucky
St John's
Madison Square Garden
Vanderbilt
Commodores
San Francisco names Kerr head football coach
Rudi Kerr, 36, writer of the nations stingiest line in 1951, was named head football coach of the University of San Francisco today. Kerr succeeds Jo Ruhanich who resigned after coaching the first undefeated season in university history.
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SAN PraNtiovu
William
Rudi Kerr
Naeions
University of San Francisco
Kerr
Jo Ruhanich
Charlie
Baeenihen
Coates Charluri
Bowling League Opens With Seven Matches At Lanes
The Temole r Pin League starts four matches at 7 p m tonight at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. Schedule lists Dairy Queen Starr vs Burke Perniture Laporte Inn vs Mema Sportsman Bar vs Kinter Realtors Cher Ney's Beverages vs Young Hardware St Marie Real Extall vs Elytia Norwalk Truck Lorain Norwalk Trick vs Grartv's Garage.
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Temoler
Aetion i
Stoney
Rainbow Lanes
Dairy Queen Starr
Burke Perniture
Laporte Inn
Mema
Sportsman Y Bar
Kinter Realtors
Cher Ney's Beverages
Aserodt Jewélets
Wrong Address Report Corrects Protector George Griffith
An error in Friday’s sport pages listed the address of Torain County Rome protector George Griffith as R.D. No. 1 Elyria. The correct address is RFD No. 1 LaGrange.
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Torain County
Rome
George Griffith
RFD
LaGrange
R.D
Elyria
Charles Knocks Kahut Out In Eighth At Portland
Former heavyweight Ezzard Charles stopped Joe Kahut with a left hook in the eighth round at Portland’s Pacific International Pavilion. About 7,000 fans paid 3 dollars and 50 cents to see the tune up for a shot at Jersey Joe Walcott. Kahut pressed late, scoring in rounds two and nine, but Charles controlled most of the bout and promised a Walcott clash likely in late February or March.
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Ore
Ezzard Charles
Oregon
Joe Kahut
B Pacific International Pavilion
Seers
Charles
Haye
Wood
Burn
Jersey Joe 'Walcott
Cincinnati
Kahut
Walcott
Ezzara
International Boxing Club
Tom Tannas
No Mistake Either Giants Cheer As Santa Crashes Dodgers Tie
New York Giants vice president Feeney broke from a group at the Christmas office party to hug Buzzy Bavasi of the Brooklyn Dodgers. He shouted Santa Claus as Bavasi arrived, prompting a brief, festive scene.
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Chub ‘Peenty J
Buzzy Bavasi
Brooklyn Dodgers
Giants
Santa Claus
Feeney
Sudden Death If Pro Title Game Ends In Deadlock
Los Angeles Rams clash with the Cleveland Browns in Memorial Coliseum for the NFL championship. Commissioner Bert Bell ruled extra time, sudden death, to decide the title if regulation is tied. Bucceroni fights LaStarza amid a fatigued ninth and tenth round, with Bucceroni gaining a clear margin.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Rams
Cleveland Browns
Memorial Coliseum
NFL
Bert Bell
LaStarza
Dan
Toot
Gaz
Bucceroni
Ber
Tadres Arthur Aidala
Joe Aguille
United Press
College Basketball Scores From Ohio and Nearby States
A crowded list of high and college basketball results across Ohio and neighboring states. Notable tallies include Canfield 44 over Lowellville 48, Cincinnati Withrow 64 over Cincinnati Central Vocational 31, Western Reserve 7 over Wayne 75, and Saint Bonaventure 77 over Colgate 64, among many others.
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Cincinnati Hughes
Cincinnati Western
Tovertimer Mariemont
Lockland
Cincinnati Woodward
Cincinnati Central Vocational
Dover
Zanesville
Willoughby
Mentor
Canfield
Lowellville
Youngstown North
Springfield Townup
Aron ‘Buchin
Akron Bet
Akron Centre
Akron St. Vincent's
Cuyahoga Falls
Akron Rast
Canion Lehman
Anghamn Young
Santa Clara
Oregon
Wyoming
Oregon State
Califormia
Browns Favored Over Rams in Western Championship Clash
Oldsmakers peg the Browns as a three to ten point favorite despite Brown's doubts. Rams coach Joe Stydahar concedes a possible upset. Los Angeles reached the title game via a Chicago Cards parlay after 49ers toppled Detroit and the Bears eliminated the Bears. Cleveland grumbled at traveling to Southern California after plans to meet Detroit in Detroit.
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Browns
Brown
Paul Brown
Goldsmakers
Rams
Cleveland
Joe Stydahar
Joe
San Francisco
Chicago
49Ers
Detroit Lions
Chicago Bears
Los Angeles
California
Detroit
Motor City
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Connie Mack
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Fritz Crisler
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Jack Dillman
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Tower of Shibe Park
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Shrine Hospital
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Bill Caco
Medina
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Jack Moska
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Jack Cuddy
Dan Bucceroni
Roland LaStarza
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Buccerten
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Marcciano
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Medina Ca
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Ryan
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Cage Records
Muadison Square
Gardani
Exhard Charles
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Hammermil
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Elyria Office Equipment Co
PGS
Shae
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Equipmant
Sonfralied Mathade
Warr
Etttaa
George Hermann, Inc
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