Browns Boss Denies Raid On College Ranks Amid Buckeye Ties
The Cleveland Browns owner counters charges of raiding collegiate players, detailing drafts of Ohio State standouts Whistler Cline and Sensanbaugher and explaining he urged athletes to finish college. He cites other clubs drafting OSU players and denies tampering. Also listed are New Year’s Day Bowl game enrollments and a Canton letter praising a recent undefeated season with reminders of upcoming All-Star plans.
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South Slight Favorite In Grid Contest
Montgomery Alabama. A star-packed Southern team is favored to beat the Northern squad captained by Iowa's remus Louw King in the annual North South game at Crampton Bowl with a 92 600 sell out predicted. South fields strong back and line, North relies on passing and punting.
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Miami Grid Star Paul Dietzel Seeks Sun Bowl Impact
Miami University center Paul Dietzel, a Mansfield senior, is pegged as one of the nation s top centers. He earned Little All America second team honors and has been a staple on All Ohio selections by the wire services, with Mid-American Conference coaches naming him the circuit s best center.
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Washington Huskies Take First In Two Game Series
The Washington University basketball team defeated Ohio State 61 55 before 4 533 fans at the Fair grounds Coliseum to lead the two game set. Washington surged late and never trailed after taking the head with 23 minutes left. Jack Nichols and Neil Johnston each scored 15 for Washington and OSU top scorers.
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Fragmented sports results and scores from a historic page
A garbled OCR listing multiple team names, scores, and places including Columbus, Newark, Bay Village, Canton, and Beuth Daro. The text weaves numbers with city and venue names and various odd spellings, lacking coherent events or outcomes but indicating a collage of game results and standings across many teams.
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Williams Dominates Hitting In A L History
Ted Williams of the Red Sox led the American League in runs batted in 114 and slugging percentage 634 while hitting .343 with 32 homers in 1947. He drew 162 walks, a near-Ruth record, and failed to steal a base, a unique league mark for players with at least 160 games. DiMaggio and Henrich followed in RBI and slugging, Doerr led in double plays, and the Yankees topped the league with 746 RBIs.
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Cash Offer For Browns In American League Bid
St Louis Browns' fate could hinge on a potential cash bid from George F. Kinkead of Louisville who reportedly proposes 1 1/2 million dollars to buy the club and its organization. Joda Hinkead, in bottled Bas business, is also linked to the deal, while attorney James V. Dunbar notes no definite agreement after a conference with Kinkead. The Browns would stay in St Louis if the sale proceeds. Also notes a note on billiard shot possibilities by Professor Frank G. Nickinson of Hingis University.
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Pair Of Quintets Tied For First In Y M C A League
Dons of Elyria and V F W of Lorain share first place in the YMCA Class C basketball league after two straight wins. Dons defeated Lorain Kirby Cleavers 19 to 10, VFW beat Lance Motors 42 to 25. Other results: Amherst Shooting Stars 18 Elyria Rockets 12. Atben Auditors 51 DeMolays 5. Deans Bowen beat Elyria Rebels 38.
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Cards Favored In National Loop Playoff
CHICAGO based Chisago Cardinals, top in the Western Division, were odds-on favorites to beat the Philadelphia Eagles in the National Football League playoff for the championship. The winner to take a major gate share with roughly 40,000 fans expected. each winning player could net about 1,600. This marks the teams’ third meeting of the season, with Chicago having won the prior two.
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Spencer Seville Cage Final Sparks Night Showdown
Spencer and Seville meet in the cage final at Seville High after both teams won opens. Spencer edged Liverpool 40 to 28 and Seville beat Lodi 43 to 39 in the earlier games as Liverpool and Lodi prepare for tonight's opener.
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Moose Bowling Tourney Closes
The Moose Counhing League handicap tournament will close Sunday at the Olympic Recreation with the completion of doubles and singles. The 1 o'clock lineup includes Trombetta, Innes, C Smith, Wiley, Brinkhott, Collins G, Myers, Cooper J, McCaffery W, McCaffery Bainey Olinek Beck Gwilliam Maurath Diedrick. The 3 o'clock group lists Brada A, Smith M, Barney, Pope, Conrath G, Barney Hodnieck, Simonovich, Holt, Muzick, Moore Reichert, Dawson Summers H otan, Jarzemba, Bainbridge Sabo Kristoff R Brove.
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Eaton To Oppose Alumni Tuesday
Eaton High School hosts two games Tuesday evening with half the proceeds aiding the March of Dimes. Eaton and Olmsted Falls seventh and eighth graders open at seven, followed by a Baton High Varsity vs Eaton Alumni an hour later. Possible Alumni players include Hicks Cousins Bott Ternes Tite and the Balogh brothers.
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Riggs Takes Lead In Kramer Tour Start In Pittsburgh
Bobby Riggs defeated Jack Kramer 6-2 10 0 4-6 6-4 to gain a 1 0 advantage in their transcontinental professional tennis tour in Pittsburgh. Bantam Bobby of Colusa Cal played steady defense while Kramer showed nerves and errors as a snowstorm snarled New York.
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Janowicz Pioneers Top Sandusky 46 32 In Lima
Elyria Pioneers overpower Sandusky Blue Streaks 46 to 32 as Janowicz scores 17 and Hengartner 9, Krusz 11 for Elyria while Nimmons leads Sandusky with 11. Lakewood and Columbus North win in nearby games as Lorain falters in Lima.
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Lions Trounce Indians 5 to 2 in lone AHL game
Becky Mair of the Washington Lions opened with two quick goals in the first minute and added another as the Lions defeated the Springfield Indians 5 to 2. The win extended the Lions’ dominance over the Indians, their fifth consecutive victory over the last-place club.
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Three Games At Columbia Tuesday Night
Columbia High School hosts a three game basketball triple header next Tuesday evening. The final game at 6:45 features two of Coach Howard Rader's reserve teams, the 7:40 clash brings the Columbia High varsity against the Columbia Alumni, and the 8:45 finale pits the Columbia V.P.V. 9340 cam against the Oberlin Janby Oils.
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