Oklahoma Favored Over Notre Dame In Intersectional Tilt
Oklahoma, ranked fifth, was a 13 point pick over Notre Dame in a South Bend showdown watched coast to coast. Southern California, Duke, Purdue also favored in key games as Rose Bowl hopes hang on results.
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Minnesota
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Weekend college football odds recap from national syndicate
The compiled odds show Clemson, Fornam ven, Wsening, and Kansas State even splits. Texas Christian leads Wake Forest 7 0. Penn over Georgia 7. Villanova over Tulsa 7. Ohio State over Pittsburgh 7. Mississippi 18 over Houston with Mississippi State and Auburn even. Tulane 3 over Kentucky. Virginia 7 over North Carolina. Washington and another matchup listed. West Virginia 14 over WVU. The Citadel 14 over William and Mary. Virginia Tech 19 over Virginia. Tennessee 19 over LSU. Alabama 27 over Chattanooga. Missouri 6 over Colorado. Toledo 7 over Bradley. Wisconsin 10 over Town. Wisconsin 14 over Northwestern. Kansas 14 over Nebraska. Cincinnati 20 over Ohio U. East Columbia 6 over Dartmouth. Boston U 13 over Temple. Holy Cross 14 over Colgate. Princeton 20 over Harvard. Rice 6 over Arkansas. SMU 7 over Texas A and M. California over Detroit 7. Washington State 13 over Bucknell. George over Oregon. Colorado A and M over Miami Florida. Stanford over Santa Clara. Idaho over Miami Florida Q. San Jose State 20 over Montana.
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Miami
Bonus Rule Overhaul Aims at Merit Based Signing
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick outlined a revised bonus plan to curb high signing money for top prospects. The rule would require players signed above the $5,000 minimum to spend two seasons on a club roster or enter a bargain basement draft after one minor league year. Frick stressed penalties for violators and noted the plan shifts emphasis from cash to proven merit.
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Wisconsin Leads Big Ten Offense in New Offensive Era
Wisconsin tops Big Ten in total offense with a high yardage pace amid a non conference tune up. Purdue and Michigan trailed in rushing and passing statistics while Michigan led in defense, and Dale Samuels posted strong passing accuracy for the slate.
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Firemen's League Bowls Through Two Shifts At Evans Lanes
Carlisle Firemen and local teams face four regular matches across early and late shifts at Evans Lanes. Early shift includes Carisse Firemen No 2 versus Ohio Screw Products with Trexel Manufacturing and Lorary County Tractor Sales in the lineup.
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Hockey Standings and Results From Last Night
Hockey standings show Providence 8 2 23 0 26 and St Louis 5 4 0 0 9 etc. Last night Hershey beat Cleveland 6 to 1 Syracuse edged Pittsburgh 3 to 2. Week's schedule lists St Louis at Providence tomorrow and Hershey at Pittsburgh Friday.
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Brookside Caps Fourth Six Man League Crown
Brookside High School's Cardinals clinched their fourth Lorain County Class B Scholastic Six-Man Football League title with a 58-20 win over Columbia. Coach Dick Levits relied on senior backfield Bob Barnhart Johnny Belu and Bill Biro as Brookside piled up 238 points while allowing 127, finishing a photo finish ahead of Avon Lake and Grafton tied for second. Cleanup stars Belu and Biro contributed numerous touchdowns while the line featured Jim Gornall Sterling Moore and others as Brookside set up for 1953 with a strong nucleus.
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Brookside
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Biro
Levits
Jim Gornall
Sterling Moore
Jerry Clutes
Steve Badnar
Gornall
Reserve football tickets remain for Elyria-Lorain game
Reserve seat tickets are still available for the Elyria-Lorain football game in Lorain tomorrow night. Day's Hardware and The Bell Company report ample supply, with the athletic department at the high school also selling tickets. Reserve seats are priced at 1.50 dollars and general admission at 0.80 dollars.
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Lorain
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Bell Company
Elyria Freshmen Fall to Lorain as Season Ends
Elyria High School freshmen finish with two wins three losses and a tie after a 13 7 defeat to Lorain yearlings at Ely Stadium. Lorain’s Armando Martinez scores the decisive rushing TD after a late fumble set up the winning drive.
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Georgia Tech Accepts Sugar Bowl Invitation
Georgia Tech won a Sugar Bowl bid with a $150,000 payout and ticket allotments. The Engineers, undefeated in six games and ranked fourth, will serve as host team for the New Year’s Day game in New Orleans.
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Legion Loop Pin Matches Tonight at Rainbow Lanes
American Legion League bowlers compete in six regular matches this evening at 7. On Stone vs Rainbow Lanes the pairings include Pierce Decorators against Meister Realtors United Cleaners versus Sunrise Market Welsh Plumbers versus Flowers or Betty K and M Service Store versus Firch Company Welsh Goldcamp Funeral Home versus Jack Knight Dry Cleaners and West Side Lumber versus Ruppel Builders.
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Jack Knight Dry Cleaners
West Side Lumber
Ruppel Builders
Sawyer Named Likely Pirates Manager After Phillies Exit
Eddie Sawyer, former Phillies pilot, is deemed the top choice for the Pittsburgh Pirates managerial post. General Manager Branch Rickey seeks a leader for 1953 to guide a youth movement, with Sawyer expected to be named within two weeks and attend the Phoenix meetings the week of December 7.
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Golfer Stranahan Faces Paternity Hearing in Toledo
International amateur golfer Frank Stranahan will appear in Toledo court on November 17 for a paternity hearing. Irene Buchelle of Toledo swore in an affidavit that Stranahan fathered her daughter born April 11. Stranahan, son of R. A. Stranahan, Champion Spark Plug Co. president, is free on bond.
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Statistics Show Browns Not Too Bad This Season
The Browns sit one half game behind the pace set in 1951 with four wins and two losses, tied with the Giants for first in the American Conference. Offense trails last year by 17 points but touchdowns are more evenly spread. defense has yielded one fewer TD, yet injuries loom as Chicago Cardinals visit with a must win to avoid a four way tie. Renfro and Houston are out. Lavelli and Jagade are in practiced form as Carpenter dressed but eased. Gain remains in conditioning until his jaw heals.
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