Davies Dillies Hit On Six Of Eight Tuesday
The Davis Dillies improved to 87 26 for the season a .770 winning percentage. Tonight and tomorrow games include Cleveland Heights over Elyria Euclid over Lorain Shaw over Lakewood Wellington over Weston G Wakeman Rocky River over Alumni Bay over Cleveland Lutheran Olmsted Falls over Oberlin Cleveland Heights over Cuyahoga Falls Shaker Heights over Willoughby Birmingham over Norwalk St Paul. In the Olmsted Falls tournament final Bay defeats Olmsted Falls and in the consolation Oberlin defeats Cleveland Lutheran.
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Davies Dillies
Cleveland Heights
Elyria
Euclid
Lorain
Shaw
Lakewood
Wellington
Weston G Wakeman
Rocky River
Alumni
Bay
Cleveland Lutheran
Olmsted Falls
Oberlin
Cuyahoga Falls
Shaker Heights
Willoughby
Birmingham
Norwalk St. Paul
1'S Bay
COP Defeats Mississippi Southern In Sun Bowl Tilt
College of the Pacific, sparked by halfback Tom McCormick, defeated Mississippi Southern 26 to 7 in the Sun Bowl. McCormick ran for three touchdowns as MSC suffered four fumbles and a leg injury to fullback Bucky McFroy. Pacific quarterback Ray Ottoson contributed with ten of 11 passes completed and a TD.
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EL Paso
Tex
College For the Pacific
Tom McCormick
Mississippi Southern
MSC
Bucky McFroy
McCormick
College of Pacific
Ray Ottoson
Explosive salary talks loom for Reynolds and Kiner in baseball
Allie Reynolds and Yankees general manager George Weiss prepare for a high stakes bid with a $40,000 ask after a standout season. Ralph Kiner and Branch Rickey also discuss a potential trade or pay cut as Kiner faces his worst year yet and Rickey signals big terms and possible 25 percent reduction.
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York
Allie Reynolds
New York Yankees
George Weiss
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh Pirates
King
Branch Rickey
Reynolds
Kiner
Yankees
Weiss
Big Alice
Allie
Philadelphia
Bobby Shantz
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Alfie
Vic Raschi
Ed Lopat
Ralph
Dizzy Dean
Joe Medwick
Jackie Robinson
Hank Sauer
Rickey
Two Players Injured In NHL Brawl At Boston Garden
Ted Kennedy of the Maple Leafs and Dave Creighton of the Bruins were seriously hurt in a major NHL melee at Boston Garden as Boston beat Toronto 5 1. Kennedy broke a collarbone and suffered a concussion, Creighton broke a leg after a high stick incident involving Fern Flaman.
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United Press
Ted Kennedy
Toronto Maple Leafs
Dave Creighton
Boston Bruins
Boston Garden
Bruins
Toronto
Kennedy
Boston
Milt Schmidt
Warren Godfrey
Ron Stewart
Creighton
Fern Flaman
Mud Bowl Thriller Pits Morticians Triumph Over 38 Club
In the 16th Mud Bowl at Hamilton Field Bittner Funeral Home beat the 38 Club 9 to 7. Paul Fritz pitched the win and Bernie Mensker hit a homer for the victors while Lou Lapos Johnny Kassey and Paul Rees added doubles for the losers.
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Vic Janeewicz
Steve Kaminski
Leo Kunas
Bittner
Bowl-O-Drome Home League Sets Tonight Matches
Tenpin teams face four regular matches at 9 pm led by West Side Lumber against Concrete Masonry and Bowl-O-Drome versus West's Texaco Service. Pfeifer Beer on The Juniors and The Sleepers KaOne Pump are among the other entries.
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West Side Lumber
West
Texaco
Texas Is Victorious In Cotton Bowl Scrap
Texas defeats its opponent in a Cotton Bowl clash as Ed Fite reports on a decisive victory for the Longhorns. Strong drive and key plays secure the win and boost season prospects.
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Texas
Pat Dieksiak
Longhorns
Texas Steams Past Tennessee 16-0 In Cotton Bowl Show
Texas overwhelms Tennessee 16-0 in the Cotton Bowl as backs Dawson Quinn and Ochoa star while Texas linemen disrupt the Tennessee offense. Neyland calls Texas one of the best teams he has seen as he contemplates retirement plans.
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United Press
Allas
Tex
Tennessee
University of Texas
Bob Neyland
Texas
Dick Ochoa
Billy Quinn
Gib Dawson
T. Jones
Dawson
Quinn
Insurance
Ochoa
Harley Sewell
Neyland
Florida
Alabama Dominates Syracuse 61-6 in Orange Bowl
Alabama rolled to a 61-6 victory over Syracuse in the Orange Bowl. Red Drew plans a future passing attack as Tommy Lewis and Cecil Ingram highlighted a record-setting performance with 286 rushing and 300 passing yards. Syracuse coach Ben Schwartzwalder conceded Alabama’s superiority.
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MIAMI
Red Drew
Alabama
Syracuse
Crimson Tide
Drew
Tommy Lewis
Tide
Cecil Ingram
Joe Curtis
Tau*ching
Bobby Luna
New York
Pat Stark
Ben Schwartzwalder
Ohio Sports From 1952 Mix Joy And Sadness
Ohio's 1952 sports year featured highs and lows across multiple teams. Ohio State Buckeyes, Cleveland Browns, Cleveland Indians, and Darton’s basketball drew big crowds. boxing, track, and swimming delivered both record performances and setbacks as cities reflected on a year of dramatic results.
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Haskell Short
United Press
Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland Browns
Cleveland Indians
Darton
Frank Cardi
Tom Jones
Meadow Ride
Delaware
Ton Star
Meadow Rice
Cleveland
Archie Moore
Toledo
Nate Brooks
Isaac Vaughn
Cincinnate Reds
Luke Sewell
Rogers Hornsby
St Louis
Bill Veeck
St. Louis Browns
Paul Ebert
Ohio State
Revs Francis
Little Rio Grande
Johan Burton
Hio State
Cardi
Pioneers face Cleveland Heights in key Erie League clash
Elyria High School meets defending Lake Erie League champion Cleveland Heights in a road game as three league contests kick off a busy two month stretch. Shaw at Lakewood and Euclid at Lorain also on tonight's schedule amid standings tight race led by Shaw.
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United Press
Cleveland Barons
Hershey Bears
Barons
Providence
Ike Hildebrand
Hershey
Syracuse
Tal
Cleveland
Buffalo
St. Louis
Cleveland Heights
Tigers
Elyzia
James Fora Rhodes
Lakewood
Euclid
Elyria
Pioneers
Shaw
Erie
Lorain
Fem
Tre
Shaker Heights
Jack Cox
Cox
Belkin
Adelman
Lewis
Waxman
Heights
Len Beth
Dick Petersohn
Don Halverstadt
Lake Erie
Bernard Tolin
Tiger
Bill Ong
Ken Congelisi
Fred Hirshfield
Bowl results recap from major post season games
Rose Bowl Southern California 7 Wisconsin 0 Sugar Bowl Georgia Tech 24 Mississippi 7 Cotton Bowl Texas 16 Tennessee 0 Orange Bowl Alabama 61 Syracuse 6 Gatoe Bowl Florida 14 Tulso 3 Prairie Bowl Texas No 13 Prairie View 12 Sun Bowl College of Pacific 26 Mississippi Loutzes Salad Bowl San Diego Nat 81 Camp Breck 20 Tangerine Bowl East Tex. St 33 Tennessee Tech 0
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Wisconsin
California
Mississippi Southern
United Press
Southern California
Georgia Tech
Mississippi
Texas
Tennessee
Alabama
Syracuse
Florida
Tulso
Prairie View
College of Pacific
Loutzes
San Diego
Camp Breck
Tex
Tennessee Tech
Final Games In Grade League Play
The YMCA Grace School Basketball League closes its first half with three games. Harewood Army, 5-0, can clinch a championship tie by beating Duke, while Navy faces Ohio State and Purdue plays Miami. Yale has completed its first half slate.
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Cleveland
Elis Ryan
Darton
Firers
Middletown
Reubenville
Lockland Wayne
Nelsonville
Soreis
Cincinnati
Y.msc.a. Grace
Evening Cage Schedule Features City Matchups
Tonight's slate in Cleveland area gymnasiums includes Eisha at Cleveland Heights and Lorain against Hadid. Shaw 2 faces Laxewood, Wellington plays Weston, Rocky River meets Alumn. Olmsted Falls hosts two tournaments at 7 15 Bay versus Cleveland Lutheran and 8 30 Obessin versus Olmsted Palrs. Saturday Cleveland Heights visits Cuyahoga Palls and Wroughby meets Shaker Heights. St Paul’s hosts a tourney with Bay and Cleveland Lutheran losers meeting Oberiin-Olmsted Falls losers and Bay-Cleveland Lutheran winners facing Oberiin-Olmsted Fails winners.
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Eisha
Cleveland Heights
Lorain
Hadid
Shaw
Laxewood
Wellington
Weston
Wakeman
Rocky River
Alumn
Bay
Cleveland Lutheran
Obessin
Olmsted Palrs
Cuyahoga Palls
Wroughby
Shaker Heights
Birminghss
Norwalk
St. Paul's
Bay-Cleveland Lutheran
Oberiin-Olmsted
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Willie Shoemaker
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