Rose Bowl Tops On List Of Contests Slated For Tomorrow
The 1952 college football bowl season opens with 11 games and about 400000 fans expected to attend, from 100000 at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena to 5000 at the Steel Bowl in Birmingham. Radio and TV will broadcast the bowls nationwide as Illinois prepares for action.
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San Francisco
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Fred Benners
Vic Janowicz
Brooke Army Medical Center
Camp LeJeune Marines
Van Wormer Captures Elyria Trapshoot Crown
Max Van Wormer won the 951 singles championship at Elyvia Country Club shooting 28 of 25 targets in the title event. Clete Heldrich and M. M. Timms tied with 18, Joe Otten Jr and Worth Fauver had 17 and 16 respectively, juniors saw Jimmy Forbes make five of ten. Doubles competition was canceled due to venue limits.
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Vain Caetano Ad Ae
Ova Wana
Clete Heldrich
MM. Timms
H. D. ‘Bemis
Joe Otten Jr
Worth Fauver
Joe Otten Sr
Jimmy Forbes
Bowl bowl lineups and broadcast notes
Bowl matchups and TV radio plans across major bowls. Illinois Stanford Sugar Tennessee Texas Tech Baylor Georgia Tech Texas A&M and others listed with local and national broadcasts and blackout notes. The piece also notes reform moves against bowls and a fading trend.
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Pasadena
Calif
Illinois
Stanford
NBC
Cotton Bowl
Dallas
Kentucky
Texas Christian
New Orleans
Tennessee
ABC
Miami
Baylor
Georgia Tech
CBS
el Paso
Tex
Texas Tech
College of the Pacific
Phoenix
Ariz
Dayton
Houston
Liberty
Two County League Basketball Schedule Changes
An abbreviated Lorain County Class B League schedule lists two Friday games set as Eastern Division contests with changes from the regular dates. Brookside vs South Amherst is postponed to Friday at South Amherst due to weather, while Grafton meets Columbia the same night in a rearranged start-of-season date.
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Burkey Heads Ohio High School Athletic Board
Burkey, superintendent of schools at McDonald, was named head of the Ohio High School Athletic Association Board of Controls. He succeeds Jim Wilson of Mt Pleasant. Harry B. Waldert and C.H. Jones were named to new posts as the board reshuffles.
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Mt Pleasant
Harry B. Waldert
Bridgeport
C.H Jones
Weilstan
Bruce Connell
Central District Board
Dewey Bobyer
Matson
San Francisco and Loyola Drop Football
Jesuit schools San Francisco and Loyola of Los Angeles announce withdrawal from intercollegiate football for the duration amid enrollment and financial pressures. The move follows earlier exits by Georgetown St Marys and Gonzaga, with St Marys ending after 1950 and Gonzaga postwar.
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Bud Keir
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San Francisco
William J. Dunne
USF
Annual Mud Bowl Tilt Between Tea tts and 3g Club Set Tuesday
The 18th annual Mud Bowl football clash, Butner Funeral Home versus 3g Club, is slated for Tuesday at Hazilton Field with a 1:30 p.m. kickoff. The rival series stands 7 games apiece as both lineups feature a long list of players and mentors from the two teams.
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Hazilton Field
Lou Lapos
John Kassey
Zig Sadowski
John Fritz
Len Monske
Bernie Wilczak
Leo Zelinski
Don Smith
Ben Janowi¢z
Harry Murawski
Tony Sito
Weets Kushingka
John Meters
Zea Kunas
Stan Kassey
Steve Bucynski
Ganelc Caaber
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Year in sports ends with memories of 1951 legends
The 1951 season is reviewed as Oscar Fraley recalls baseball’s Ike Williams upset by Jimmy Carter, Sugar Ray Robinson’s return against Randy Turpin, Willie Pep and Saddler in title battles, Bobby Thomson’s pennant homer, and DiMaggio’s farewell. Also noted: Daytona stock cars, Maureen Connolly’s tennis rise, Hogan’s late charge, Harmon’s PGA win, and other era highlights.
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United Press
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Florida
Daytona Beach
Miamhi Beach
Hialeah
Everglades
Jimmy Carter
Ike Williams
Ford Frick
Babe Ditrickson Zaharias
Paul Berg
Knollwood Country Club
Claude Harmon
Oakmont
Sam Snead
Chunky
Walt Burkemo
Oakland Hills
Ben Hogan
Bobby Locke
Forest Hills
Maureen Connolly
Saucon Valley
Bethlehem
Billy Maxwell
Texas
Sugar Ray Robinson
Randy Turpin
Sandy Saddler
Willie Pep
Bobby Thomson
Homer
Giants
Stoll Tops 589 League Series At Rainbow Lanes
Ernest Stoll of St May Estate rolled for a 589 series in a tenpin event at Rainbow Lanes during the Stoll Merchants league stop. He posted games of 62 201 188 to finish atop the standings, defeating Doc Ehrke who had 577 in the C League and Eager Robinson who turned 214 574 in the Mixed Bowling League at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes on a later shift Saturday night.
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Prairie Bowl
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Doc Ehrke
Grady’s Garage
Eager Robinson
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Ohio State Ends Western Swing With Win Over Oregon State
Ohio State, returning from a rugged western trip, beat Oregon State and lost to Utah, Washington, and Washington State. The Buckeyes arrived by plane after managing one win in four starts.
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S W Cagers Schedule Lone Friday Bout Leads Weekend
S W Cagers Play Independent Till Three In Week program features Wellington versus Brighton in a lone Friday game. Saturday has Medita hosting Bruinsheck and Fairview traveling to Wim sted Falls.
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