Oberlin Nails Tie For Title In Southwestern Conference Standing
Oberlin Highs Indians battled snow and mud to a 26 victory over Clearview Clippers at Clearview. The win gives Oberlin a share of the Southwestern Conference lead with Rocky River, tying for first after five wins in six league games.
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Avon Lake closes perfect six-man season with 52 7 win
Avon Lake Shoremen clinched the Lorain County Class B title and finished 1951 undefeated in six-man football by routing LaGrange 52 7. Karl Furniss scored twice and Norman Bundy added a 26 yard TD run as Avon Lake built a 20 0 lead after one period.
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Birmingham records seventh win in tough Berlin Heights game
Birmingham High closes a record season with a 46-14 victory over Berlin Heights after a difficult Friday afternoon clash. Fullgrabe scores three touchdowns and adds two drop kicks as Birmingham improves to seven wins in eight games, after a half 20-14 lead.
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Average Play At Tracks Increases
A United Press survey reports the federal 10 percent excise tax on gambling reduced attendance and mutuel handle at major race tracks but raised average bets. At Jamaica, 19,668 bettors wagered 1,874,610 dollars for an average of 95.31, while 13,439 bettors after the tax wagered 1,414,270 dollars for an average of 105.23. Weather and informal betting among regulars are noted factors.
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Durando Upsets Young for Potential Title Shot at MSG
Bayonne’s Ernie Durando scored a split 10 round upset over Paddy Young at St Nicholas Arena to earn a possible non title bout with welterweight champion Kid Gavilan at Madison Square Garden on November 16. Durando floored Young in round one and staggered him again in round five as 2,357 watched the rainy night scrap. The gross gate reached 85 165 as the bout aired on television.
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Ref Preads Innocence Held In 15000 Bail
New York district attorney revealed Sol Levy a 41 year old referee faced 3000 in bribe charges for fixing three NBA games last season. Levy called fouls to disrupt star players then claimed innocence and said he only listened to gamblers. trial set for Nov 13.
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Referee Levy Involved in Fixed Games Scandal Details
The report describes Levy attempting to fix multiple games from Nov 11 to Nov 19 with Sollazzo guiding outcomes including the Celtics beating Washington and Syracuse beating New York. It notes 10 000 fans present and Kennedy’s warnings as officials briefly exposed the scheme before Levy was dropped from the league officiating roster.
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Grid Results Highlight Wide Area High School Scores
A long list of high school football and athletic scores from Ohio area games. Notable results include Fremont Ross 26 over Elyetia 7 and Lorain 59 over Vermilion 13, with many postponed or weather-affected contests and multiple pairings across cities such as Toledo Cleveland Akron and Columbus.
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U S Ryder Cup Team Opens With Large Lead
At Pinehurst North Carolina the United States holds an 8-1 advantage over Britain after two days of play in the Ryder Cup. The Americans dominated with sharp approach shots and reliable putting led by Jack Burke Jr Clayton Heafner Sam Snead and Ben Hogan in fourball and foursome formats.
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Fremont rallies to beat Elyria 26 7 in key clash
In a rough Friday night tilt Fremont built a 19 7 lead after Surratt and Lewis sparked a late first half surge. Elyria battled back briefly but Fremont answered with a pair of 68 yard runs by McMan and Surratt, then Whitcomb added the final point to seal a 26 7 win.
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How The Ball Carriers Fared In Elyria Football Game
The report covers Elyria and Berlin New Hampshire notables with game notes about Birdie Tebbetts comments on Casey Stengel and team performance. It cites Dom Jones and Don Lewis among players and quotes Tebbetts on managing efforts amid injuries and weather conditions.
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Elyria Catholic vs Gilmour Academy Postponed Then Rescheduled Plan
Elyria Catholic High scrimmage with Gilmour Academy postponed due to seven inches of snow and ongoing blizzard conditions. A Sunday 2:30 PM kickoff is a remote possibility. officials will reschedule as soon as feasible. Elyria entered the game 3–3, while Gilmour stood 4–2.
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Indians to Transfer Eastern League Franchise
The Cleveland Indians franchise in the Eastern League will shift from Wilkes-Barre to Reading, Pa in 1952. Mike McNally, president of the Wilkes-Barre club, cited financial losses at the gate as a factor, noting Hurons pennant era but ongoing revenue problems.
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