Elyria Lorain Score Leaders Highlight 1932 Season
Seventy players from seven Lake Erie League teams scored in 1932 led by John Karason Lorain with 14 touchdowns and 84 points. Bill Hopkins, Doug Jones, Ken Horton, Don Vick and Jim Dick shared top spots. Elyria Catholic prepares for graduation losses and Elyria High hosts the annual Elyria Lorain football banquet with plans underway and a guest speaker expected.
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Lake Erie
John Karason
Lorain
Aotal
Bill Hopkins
Doug Jones
Elyria
Ken Horton
Snow
Don Vick
Euclid
Elyria Catholic
Gulf Road
Hank Janowicz
al Boros
Ken Rothgery
Bob Haas
Elyria High
Elyria- Lorain
George Miraben
Foster Elliott
Vernon
Catfish) Smith
University of South Carolina
Fellows
Pat Tita
Karason
Feloria
Bil Hopsins
Dea
Jones
Ely
Ken Horton Shaw
Jim Dick Loar
Encad
Don Vide
bin Baris Lakewood
Matt DeMartiis
Shaker Heights U
Ng Joe Chassin
der Jones
Zeundas Loraia Pere
Earl Price
Doug Fairbanks Lakewood
Bud Forteen
Dick Ko
Dean Shafter
Jim Kaun
Harv Peskin Shaw
Jas Hunton Shaw Shaw Ie
Whitacrewn
Karch
Euclid Elyria
Armand Hess
Bill McMan
Charlie Burns
Evyria
Eeeste
Tom Carlson
Shaw
Veenee Lakewood
Verene
Duane Keeler
Ron Kuhl
Elyria Bene Ene
East-West Shrine Game Sees Players Visit Hospital Before Kickoff
Oscar Fraley reports the East-West Shrine clash at Kezar Stadium on December 27, a game tied to the Shrine Hospital for crippled children. Players visit the wards, return inspired, and clash in a high-stakes contest coached by Andy Kerr with stars from Michigan State, Holy Cross, Stanford, and Kansas.
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U.S
Oscar Fraley
United Press
EW York
San Francisco
Kezar Stadium
San Francisco Shrine Hospital
Andy Kerr
Ceogate
Lebanon Valley
Hugh McElhenny
Othe Matson
Bill Howton
Andy i
Michigan State
Tigsig Mune
Reshot
Holy Cross
Eddie Annerson
Washington
Howie Oder
Stanford
Chuck Taylor
Kansas
J. W. Sikes
Ohio State Plans To Crack Down On Drinking At Games
Ohio State University will increase stadium policing for the remaining football season after a Saturday postgame riot following a Pittsburgh defeat. Athletic Director Richard Larkins said extra personnel will eject fans who drink and misbehave at the Michigan game on November 22. He noted heavy drinking in the student section and called the scene the worst in years.
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Lorain
Wes Fesler
Ohio State
Steel City
Sid Gillman
University of Cincinnati
Columbus
Ohio State University
Buckeyes
Pittsburgh
Richard Larkins
Michigan
Larkins
Evis
Sara
Ans Pertichiar
Tilly Reynults
Perry
Eye
Bucnexes
Hayes
Panthers
Dacoby
Jacoby
Han
Richard Tallies 17 Points To Pace Ice Loop Scoring
Montreal star Maurice Richard leads NHL scoring with 17 points, including six goals and five assists, as Eddie Bentley and Gordie Howe trail by two points. Ted Kennedy and Ted Lindsay tie for fourth with 14 points, while Bert Olmstead and Elmer Lach share sixth with 13 and 12 points respectively. Jim Henry tops goalies with a 1.82 average in the Vezina race.
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Richard Tallies
Pace Ice Loop
Montreal
Maurice Richard
National Hockey League
Richard
NHL
Max Bentley
Toronto Maple Leafs
Detroit
Gordie Howe
Bentley
Richards
Ted Kennedy
Leafs
Ted Lindsay
Red Wings
Lindsay
Bert Olmstead
Richard Elmer Lach
Lach
Alex del Vecchio
Sugar
Jim Henry
Johnny Comerately
Boston Nets
Olmsted Falls Man Named NASCAR Chief Steward
Olmsted Falls Ohio resident Ed Bruce has been appointed chief steward for the Cleveland area by the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing NASCAR plans an extensive expansion in 1953 and invites members to attend a national meeting in November The sponsorship and organizational details are described for this growing motorsport body in Daytona Beach Florida
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Daytona Beach
Fla
National Association For Stock Car Auto Racing
NACAR
Ed Bruce Olmsted
Bowling Clinic: Four Seven Spare Tips and DeliveryAdvice
A fragmented guide outlines bowling drills targeting 9 pin as the spare target. It mentions standard straight and reverse deliveries, hook strokes, and gutter play. The text urges relaxed form and suggests focusing on control, swing, and follow through.
Ohio State lineman George Jacoby earns United Press Midwest Lineman honor
Toledo native George Jacoby, 220 pounds, versatile lineman for Ohio State, is named United Press Midwest Lineman of the Week after a key punt block setup in the Northwestern game. Coach Woody Hayes lauds Jacoby as indispensable and clutch under pressure.
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Ry Haskell Short
United Press
Olumbus
George Jacoby
Infantry
Ohio State
Toledo
United Press Mid West
Woody Hayes
George
Jacoby
Hayes
Northwestern
Irv Denker
Oberlin Harriers Seek Loop Crown in Ohio Conference Meet
Oberlin College cross country enters the Ohio Conference championship in Akron after a perfect six for six regular season. Top contenders include Oberlin and Ohio Wesleyan, with standout runners Ishran Miller and J. Heider leading a roster featuring Alan Wads Chris Huntley Dave Williams Phil Giffin Pete de Los Angeles and Rob Kann among others.
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Obberlin
Oberlin College
Onio
Akron
Qoerlin
Onio Wesleyan
Querdim
Cenaria
Ishran John Miller
J. Heider
Individu
Oberlin
Alan Wads
Chi- 2
Termaen
Chris Huntley
Ann Arbor
Mich
Dave Williams
Worthington
Phil Giffin
Qherlin Senhomore
Pete de Los Anazeles
Rob Kann
Rockville Centre
Noy
Sa Ual
Rookie Continues To End Scoring In American Loop
The report highlights ongoing scoring by a rookie in the American hockey league, noting a second straight strong performance and a win for a team led by Borman and Phil Hornets with a total of ten goals. It mentions Marcel Arniel and LMAN as notable players and references several teams and matches in a period with chaotic OCR text.
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Lewis Flyer
America Hockey Arly
Weoex Wits
Borman
Phil N
Marcel
Tavern Women’s League Matchups Lead Tonight’s Card
The Tarry Tavern Women’s League hosts four matches this week starting at 9 p.m. The program features Eys rene versus Merchants and other scheduled female league fixtures at the tavern.
Tarry City Bowling League Opens With Four Team Program
The Tavern All-City League kicks off the season with a four-team program in Tarry City tonight at 7 o'clock. Host Rathgere peral Home faces 3 in the opening matchups.
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Tarry City
Isle
Enr
Rathgere Peral
Oberlin Wooster Close Season In Tough League Rivalry
Oberlin and Wooster renew one of Ohio’s oldest football rivalries in a conference clash that closes the 1952 season for both. Wooster leads the series 19–18 with two ties after last year’s 47–14 Wooster win. Oberlin’s Mickey Joseph and Jeff Blodgett pace a refined offense against Siskowic Behringer and Martin for Wooster.
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Oberlin
Yeomen
Wooster
Scots
Ohio
Mickey Joseph
Webster
Joan Siskowic
Jerry Behringer
Ned Martin
Joseph
Deniean
Denison
Siskowic
Behringer
Martin
Jeff Blodgett
Cartier Wins By TKO In 6th Round
New York middleweight Walter Cartier returned to action with a six round technical knockout of Otis Graham at Eastern Parkway Arena. Cartier, back after six months, halted Graham at 1:31 of the sixth round after a second round cut left eye, with a potential next showdown against the winner of the Castellani Cardell bout.
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New York
Walter Cartier
Otis Graham
Rocky Castellani
Vic Cardell
Cartier
Graham
Philadelphia
Eastern Parkway Arena
UPC Pin League Pairings at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes
Six matches listed for tonight at 7 o clock in the United Polish Club League on Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. Teams include Fred Marks AS meal retinn ack as Catering versus Ice versus The Tor Insurance versus Mom's Open Kitchen.
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United Polish Club League
Stoney's Rainbow Lanes
Fred Marks
Ack
Ice
Tor- Insurance
Mom's Open Kitchen
C Loop Tenpin Schedule At Bowl-O-Drome Tonight
The scheduled six matches for Class C Lea ce teams at Bowl-O-Drome are set for decision tonight at 9 o'clock. Co B Yates Buy cing Meta-Weld Ohio Fuel Gas Larson Fotundry Sapnan Elvira Law Import Die Brown Heldmyer eS.
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Co. B. Yates
Cing Meta-Weld
Ohio Fuel Gas
Larson
Sapnan
Elvira Law
Brown
Heldmyer
Snake Eating Coyote Succumbs to His Diet
Idaho Falls taxidermist Frank Keefer mourns Slick the coyote once fed by a blacksnake. Brought from a den nineteen years ago, Slick learned to herd cows and leap onto Keefer’s back. He hunted ground squirrels and tails protruding from buried remains showed his fondness for tails.
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Idaho Falls
Tra
Scick
Frank Keefer
Slick
Keefer
Doby and Rosen Named to 1952 AL All Star Team
Indians outfielder Larry Doby and third baseman Al Rosen earned spots on the 1952 American League All Star squad chosen by a 24 man Baseball Writers committee. Yankees stars Yogi Berra Reynolds and others also received selections with Doby leading in homers RBIs and runs, Rosen peaking in power.
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AL Rosen
Cleveland Indians
Theresa
Miami Beach
Carl Lundquist
United Press
EW York
Yankees
Yogi Berra
Allie Reynolds
Phil Tizzuto
Mickey Mantle
Gene Woodling
Bobby Shantz
Ferris Fain
Athletics
Larry Doby
Indians
Nelson Fox
White Sox
Baseball Writers
Rizzuto
Berra
Reynolds
Fain
A's
Fein
Doby
Hittle Shantz
Fox
Chicago
Mantle
Shantz
Deby
Woodling
Hank Bauer
Terry Moore To Leave Cardinals
St Louis Cardinal Coach Terry Moore has requested and received a leave of absence to handle outside business interests, notably a bowling alley in St Louis. Moore, a former star outfielder, has coached the club since retirement four years ago.
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ST. Louis
W.P
St. Louis Cardinal
Terry Moore
Moore
Cardinals
W.A.M.S Loop Pairs in Western Auto Bowling League
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company bowling league action starts tonight at 7 with four matches on Michaels Alleys Amherst. Financial faces the Drillers, Draw Plant meets Centerless, Shippers clash with Grinders, and Standards play Rushers.
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Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Michaels
Amherst
Financial
Shippers
Standards
New York Fight TV Blacks Out Urged by Boxing Guild Leader
Charney Johnston, head of the International Boxing Managers Guild, calls for a New York television blackout on fights in the city to protect potential local gate and TV revenue. He cites actions in St Louis and Philadelphia and notes Saddler Moore are among his charges. Johnston says promoters and sponsors must be educated about the preference for blackout and market impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cuddy
United Press
EW York
Charney Johnston
International Boxing Managers Guild
New York City
St. Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Johnston
New York
Sandy Saddler
Archie Moore
Madison Square Garden
St. Nicholas Arena
Jim Norris
Dusky Moore
Charley
Moore
Joey Maxim
San Diego
Calif
Ohnston
Sandy
James J. Johnston
the Garden
Bill Johnston
Ned
Chica Verona
Ito Cortischini
Italy
Paul Rosi
Maly
Juan Bruno
Argentina
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B. M. O'Donnell
Elyria Savings & Trust
UPC
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Clutch
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Dale Mitchell
Jackie Jensen
Elmer Vale
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Dom DiMaggio
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Luke Easter
Ed Robinson
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Billy Goodman
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George Kell
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