Meany predicts Indians and Dodgers win 1952 pennants
Collier's associate editor Tom Meany forecasts the 1952 American and National League pennants. He places Cleveland first in the AL and Brooklyn first in the NL, with Yankees and Giants as runners-up in their leagues. He also ranks other clubs from Detroit to Washington and Cincinnati to Chicago.
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Chicago
St Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
County Cage Tournament to Be Played at Y M C A Here
The Elyria Y M C A will sponsor the Lorain County Amateur Championship Basketball Tournament with four divisions Class A open to county teams Class B open to out of high school players not in 1951 52 Class A or B. Entry deadline March 3 with fees 10 75 and a per team entry blank. Past results list Lorain Glass Lorain Pease Cafe Smitty's Elyria Amvets Carl Men's Shop and Elyria John's Boys as champions in respective divisions.
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Lorain County
Russ Gleason
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Lorain Glass
Lorain Pease Cafe
Miami University
Jonseht
Elyrsa
Kent
Miamy
Howard Schuster
Elyria High
Ohio State
Schuster
Los Angeles Rams
Inter-City Bowling Tourney Opens With Elyria Teams
Six Elyria clubs join twenty four teams at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes for the 41st Inter-City Bowling Tournament opening night at 9:30. The program features Class A and B teams, doubles and singles with shifts at 7:30 and 9:30 Saturday and Sunday. Standout scorers include Neil Whitney with 301 points in 19 games, among others. top event goals include totals near 2,900 in Class A and wins to reach sectional play.
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Wilson Insurance
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Brown Derby
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Brownhelm
Fritz Hazlett
Belden
Howard Greenup
Brookside
Maus
Girl Meats
Wall
Greenup
Feen Roakslae
Wallace Coleman
Port Clinton
Joe Huak
Pioneers Bow In Narrow Lorain Finish On Late Free Throw
Elyria Pioneers lost 46-45 at Lorain in a tight Lake Erie League clash. The game featured 11 ties, with neither team leading by more than four points at any time. Jones sealed the result with a decisive late free throw as Elyria faced a highest-stakes overtime defeat.
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Lake Erie
Elyria
Steel City Crew
Dan Jones
Loraine
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Len Roth
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Heth
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Oldest and youngest stars span American League links
The article lists the American League’s age spread with Satchel Paige as the oldest at 43, though believed older, and Floyd Penfold at 19 as the youngest. It notes Cleveland Indians and Philadelphia Athletics as the league’s two oldest clubs by average age, mentions seven Indians ten‑year men, and previews 1952 season milestones, plus a local Elyria boxing gym invitation and Miami University basketball plans.
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Philadelphia
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Chicago
Washington
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Detroit
Satchel Paige
Browns
Satchel
Floyd Penfold
Birdie Tebbetts
Indians
Lloyd Kerrigan
San Francisco
Sam Chapman
Bob Feller
Jim Hegan
Bob Kennedy
Barney McCosky
Tebbetts
Early Wynn
Bob Lemon
Steve Gromek
George Stirnweise
Ohio State Five Seeks Third Win in Yard Action
Ohio State aims for its third win after a 51 31 victory over the Pirates at Fairview. The team also beat Wellington 78 17, with the Dukes season high scoring surge. Amherst and other schools appear in second half starts as Ohio State faces Yale at 4 PM Saturday, while Illinois meets Princeton and Michigan faces Harvard in morning and afternoon games.
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Dukes
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Ohio State
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Illinois
Princeton
Michigan
Harvard
Spencer and Seville Quints Qualify For Sectional
Medina County Class B tournament action sent Spencer and Seville to the sectional next week at Oberlin. Spencer defeated Homer 52 to 44 and Seville beat Liverpool Valley City 49 to 45 to claim berths, with Granger Sharon vs York filling the remaining spot Saturday at 9 p.m.
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Kilgore If
West
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I Dobson
Wands
Fairview and Amherst Triumph in Final Conference Games
Fairview's Scarlet Warriors extended their league lead as Amherst's Comets earned a share of second place. In a Southwestern Conference showdown, Fairview outscored Rocky River 34-9 in a decisive stretch during the second and third periods and surged to a commanding victory Thursday night.
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Comets
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Fairview Triumphs Over Rocky River In Tight Conference Clash
Fairview defeated Rocky River 31 to 23 as Amherst surged to 7-5 and Clearview chased a second place tie. Fritz Van Luit and Bill Van Syckle led Rocky River with 8 points each while Fairview’s Karl Barekert and Markert contributed 19 and 22 respectively in a low scoring finish.
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Keith Kiplinger
Tony Peonetals
Curt Stubblefield
Stan Marley
Paul Kirkpatrick
Bill Rogers
Dukes
Oberlin Cagers Lose Second Straight in Conference Play
Oberlin College fell 59 53 to Ohio Wesleyan in a midweek Ohio Conference game. Bob Coverdale led Wesleyan with 19 points while Oberlin's Horst topped the Yeomen with 15 as Wesleyan built a 32 20 edge in the middle quarters and held on for the win. Oberlin returns to action Saturday night against Denison at 8 o’clock.
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Perry-Fay Women's Loop Play Tonight at Bowling Center
Perry-Fay Women's League schedules two matches at the Bowling Center tonight. Plastics face Nuts and Bolts compete in the other match, with play set for the usual two games.
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Perry-Fay
Giflo
Pine
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