Elyria Catholic Romps Gilmour 23 to 6 in Sunday Tilt
Elyria Catholic Panthers overcome first half stall to beat Gilmour Academy 23-6 at Knights of Columbus Memorial Field. After intermission Lynn Rader and Hank Janowicz power two second half touchdowns, while Don Machovina’s early drive stalls and a first half safety keep the score close. The win marks the Panthers third victory in eight games.
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Two Backs Spark Rochester Victory At Oberlin
Rochester beat Oberlin 34 to 13 on a Saturday afternoon as freshman Dick Devereaux rushed for 156 yards and two scores while Tom Gibbons added 150 yards. Senior Bill Sharp added two touchdowns and four extra points, and Oberlin's Bob Burnham gained 66 yards on 11 carries.
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Stock Car Association Plans Point Money Awards Meeting
The Northern Ohio Stock Car Racing Association meets Tuesday night at the Junior Chamber of Commerce Hall on Harwood Street to distribute point money. Top season finishers at Lorain County Speedway and the 100 and 50 lap events will receive prizes, with a list of leading drivers and finishing places for the 1952 season.
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Wee Willie Shoemaker called greatest jockey on West Coast
An Francisico profile lauds Wee Willie Shoemaker as a potential greatest jockey, noting his silent riding style, exceptional pace sense, and high earnings. It highlights his Bay Meadows Tanforan dominance, suspension period, near 300 career wins, and high public opinion, with agent Harry Silbert supporting his standing behind Eddie Arcaro and Johnny Longden.
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Irish And Sooners Battle Saturday In Grid Headliner
New York dispatch previews a major weekend of college football with Oklahoma at Notre Dame as the marquee intersectional game. Notre Dame seeks to stretch a five game win streak against a five straight Sooner run while a coast to coast TV audience tunes in.
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Six Inch TD Pass Shortest in N F L Record Near Miss
San Francisco quarterback Frankie Albert and end Gordie Soltau connected on a six inch touchdown pass against the Chicago Bears on Sunday. The play fell two inches short of the league record for shortest completed pass, which was Cecil Isbell to Don Hutson for Green Bay against the Rams in 194? The league lists that four inch toss as the record.
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Bears Upset 49ers to Tighten NFL Race
Chicago Bears upset the San Francisco Forty-Niners 20-17 at Kezar Stadium as George Blanda kicked a 48-yard field goal late and Frankie Albert’s miscue helped the upset. Steve Romanik connected with Bill Wightkin to force the tie before Blanda’s late winner. The win narrows the NLC lead to one game behind Detroit.
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Brown Plans No Drastic Changes
Cleveland coach Paul Brown says no drastic lineup changes for next Sunday's game with the Chicago Cardinals. the lineup will depend on injured players' availability as the Browns, who lost to the Detroit Lions 17 to 6, work toward a healthier squad.
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Browns Tie Giants After Narrow Win Over Lions
Cleveland scores 17 to 6 over Detroit at Briggs Stadium as the Browns slip into a first place tie with the New York Giants in the American Conference. Giants beat the Chicago Cardinals 28 to 6 at Comiskey Park, with Philadelphia Eagles losing to Green Bay 12 to 10. Other results: Pittsburgh 24 Washington 23 and Los Angeles 42 Dallas 20.
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Six Southwestern Conference Clubs Scheduled Friday
Six league teams play Friday after the conference title was decided. Medina faces Wadsworth in the Medina County rivalry game, with coach Howard Dailey returning to Wadsworth. Other matchups include Clearview at Lorain St. Mary's, Wellington at Rittman, Amherst at Vermilion, Fairview hosting Bay Village, and Rocky River at Norwalk. Wellington aims to reach .500, while Medina, Clearview, Fairview, Amherst seek better records. Oberlin has completed its season.
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Pro Grid Results from Yesterday and Next Week
Yesterday results include Detroit 17 over Cleveland 6 and New York 28. Chicago Cardinals 6 at Green Bay 12 and Philadelphia 10. Pittsburgh 24 over Washington 23. Chicago Bears 20 over San Francisco 17. Los Angeles 42 over Dallas 20. Next Sunday matchups: Chicago Cardinals at Cleveland, Detroit at Pittsburgh, Green Bay at Chicago Bears, Los Angeles at Dallas, San Francisco at New York, Washington at Philadelphia.
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Perry Fay Company League Action Tonight at Bowl-O-Drome
League teams face two matches at 6:45 PM in the Bowl-O-Drome. The schedule lists Finishing versus Office and Maine maintenance versus Automatics in the Usual program.
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