Elyria High’s 1952 season ends with mixed results
The Elyria Pioneers finished 5-3-1 led by Lake Erie League rival Lorain. Johnny Karason of Lorain claimed the league scoring crown with 84 points while Elyria's Doug Jones and Bill Hopkins challenged for honors. Medina won the Southwestern Conference title under Howard Dailey, and Brookside captured the Lorain County Six-Man championship.
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Lakewood
Pioneers
Euclid
Lorain
Shaker Heights
Red Raiders
Elyria
Steelmen
Jones Twins and Company
Johnny Karason
Karason
Lake Erie
Shaw
Cleveland Heights
Art Lave
Steel City
Lave
Kent State
Johnny Karagon
Fremont Ross
Ashland College
Sandusky
Doug Jones
Bill Hopkins
Ken Horton
Medina High
Medina
Clearview
Oberlin
Bees
Howard Dailey
S.W
Medina County
Rocky River
Dailey
Southwestern
S. W
Joe Hudak
Amherst
Clete Sweigard
Murt Campbell
Wellington
Boyd Robinson
Bob Bryant
Bryant
Indians
Lorain County
Brookside
Cardinals
Avon Lake
Grafton
Dick Levits
Ridgeville
Levits
Karl Dryer
Gene Wurm
Lorain High
Kent State University
Women's Inter-City Pin Tourney Opens Here On March 14
Entries are being accepted for the 24th annual Women's Inter-City Bowling Association tournament set to start March 14 at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. The event runs weekends through April 12, with a $350 per person per event entry fee and a January 26 deadline. The 1953 tourney will be handicap-adjusted using December 1 averages.
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Women's
Inter-City Bowling Association
Stoney's Rainbow Lanes
Association
Cleone Walters
Main Street
Findlay
Ohio
Barons Beat Reds 6-3 in Tight Ice Race
Cleveland Barons rallied to defeat the Providence Reds 6-3 on the Reds’ home ice to move within one point of first place in the American Hockey League. Eddie Olson scored twice and assisted another goal as Cleveland jumped 3-0 early.
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Cleveland Browns
NEW York Giants
Browns
Chicago Cardinals
Giants
San Francisco
Detroit Lions
Pittsburgh Steelers
Detroit
Tursburah
Municipal Stadium
Vis
Jack
Washington
Green Bay Packers
Pittsburgh
Cleveland Barons
Providence
Rhode Islanders
Reds
Barons
Eddie Olson
Cleveland
Dutch Delmonte
Cleveland Stadium
Steelers
Chicago
Billy Martin Acknowledges Stengel Dressen As Best Managers
AKLAND CALIF Young Billy Martin of the New York Yankees praises Casey Stengel and Charley Dressen as the two best managers he ever had and recalls his Oakland days under Dressen. He dismisses stealing signals and explains a World Series play, noting his own readiness to learn from Stengel.
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Hal Wood
United Press
Akland
Calif
Billy Martin
New York Yankees
Billy
Berkeley
Casey Stengel
Charley Dressen
Brooklyn Dodgers
Stengel
Dressen
Martin
Oakland
Dodger
Mr. Dressen
The
Oaks
Price sets new Ivy League pass attempts record
Oscar Fraley notes Mitch Price of Columbia has set an Ivy League career pass attempts record across two and seven ninths seasons. The piece spoofs SouthWest Conference hype and Monday morning quarterback chatter, praising Price while lampooning inflated football publicity and coaching vanity.
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U.S
Oscar Fraley
United Press
EW York
New York
Mitch Price
Columbia
Sid Luckman
Paul Governali
Gene Rossides
Lions
Oberlin Gridders Fall At Denison 21-6
Oberlin College Yeomen suffer their fourth defeat of the season losing 21-6 to Denison in Granville. Maurer with two first-half TD passes to Wort and Dejong led Denison, while Blodgett scored Oberlin’s lone TD in the third quarter. Oberlin seeks a Wooster clash at Dill Field in their final Ohio Conference game of 1952.
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Oberlin College
Bob Burnham
Roy Michael
Ohio
Denison
Big Red
Granville
Mickey Joseph
Jefflodgett
Oberlin
Blodgett
Yeoman
Vogt
Wooster College
Dill Field
Rookies Help Red Wings Top Rangers 3 1
Glen Skov and Lou Sankowski, both 21, starred as Detroit beat the New York Rangers 3-1 to keep fourth place. Jankowski opened scoring, Skov added the final goal, and Ted Lindsay tallied Detroit’s second. Fleming Mackell led Boston with a hat trick in a 4-1 win over Chicago as Boston stayed one point behind Detroit.
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Glen Skov
Lou Sankowski
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey League
Detroit
New York Rangers
Jankowski
Wings
Skov
Ted Lindsay
Rangers
Fleming Mackell
Boston
Chicago
Mackell
Bruins
Red Wings
Cartier and Graham Ready for Major Bout at Brooklyn Arena
Cartier seeks to rebound to top rankings in the division as he faces Graham in a high profile bout at Brooklyn's Eastern Parkway Arena. The telecast targets a large New York audience and marks Cartier's first appearance since May. Graham is billed as one of the division's hardest hitters.
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New York
Office Pin Loop League schedules four matches tonight
The Bendix Westinghouse office bowling league plans four regular matches at 8:30 pm in Tarry Tavern. Teams compete Standards versus Sales, Tac and Methods versus Geartee, Production versus Engineering, and Inspection versus Accounting.
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Bendix-Westingshouse
Tarry Tavern
Geertee
Desperation Drive Sparks Elyria Catholic Comeback
Elyria Catholic’s Panthers rallied from a 13-0 halftime deficit to beat Norwalk St. Paul 25-20 on the road. A late 77 yard drive featured passes from Hank Janowicz to Al Boros and a four yard touchdown by Dan Bruck with 33 seconds left sealing the season finale.
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Syria Catholic High School
Panthers
Norwalk
Flyers
Norwalk St. Paul
Norwalk St. Pauline
Dan Bruck
Bruck
Elyria Catholic Times
Yace Osl
al Boros
Lynn Rader
Don Novak
An Bruck
Bill Schneider
Hank Janowicz
Norwalk ST
Tom Nickols
Harold Jandell
Dave Pfleiger
Gene Seitz
Elyria Catholic Seniors Spark Late Drive in Narrow Loss
Janowicz, Bruck, and Boros combined for the decisive Elyria Catholic scoring drive as juniors and seniors led the effort. Janowicz threw 9 of 14 for 165 yards and two TDs, Burns added a point after, Boros and Janowicz connected on key plays, while Nickols racked 115 yards on 21 carries before the final Panthers TD sealed the game.
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Janowicz-Boros
Bruck
Panther
Norwalk St. Paul
Elviras
Tom Sickoli
Elyria Catholic
Nickols
Panthers
Janowicz
Boros
Burns
Mass
Elgin
Lynn Raver
Flyers Build Early Lead Against Elyria Catholic
Landell returned 22 yards from the 47 yard line setting up a 1 yard touchdown by Nickell as Elyria Catholic fell behind 13-0 after Landell’s wide kick. Elyria Catholic later mounted a 66 yard drive to answer, while the Parchers managed only three plays in the late first period for 22 yards on Boros, Rader, and Don Novak.
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Elyria Catholic
Boros
Panthers
Burns
Norwalk St. Paul
Flyers
Gene Seitz
Norwalk
Janowicz
Nickols
Nowjwalk St. Paul
Elyria i Catholic
Harold Landell
Larry Mahaffey
Mahaffey
Lance
Flyer
Landell
Nickell
Cain
Elsrna Catholic
Parchers
Rader
Don Novak
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Germany
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Oscar Gilles
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Ted
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Inter-City Association
Elyria City Women’s Bowling Association
Inter-City
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Mary McMullen
Mansfield
Ann Weber
Galion
Mrs. Walters
Hazel Clapsaddle
Marion
Mozella Yarbrough
Bellefontaine
Elyria Association
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Babe Valerius
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Thelma Murphy
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Elyria Saddle Club, Inc
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Bob Kuzava
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Paul Bunyan
Frank Merriwell
Bruce
Jerry Machovina
Tim Meanor
Bob Haas
Art Gula
Ken Rothgery
Gula
St. Paul
Elvrra Norwalk
Faul Catholic
New High
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Bell Company
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