Browns Steady on Track as They Prep for Steelers Clash
The Browns lead the league with a 5-2 mark and chase first in the American Conference after a 78-13 rout of the Chicago Cardinals. Pittsburgh stands 2-5, tied for last in the division, as Coach Paul Brown faces critics while Otto Graham powers a high scoring attack.
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Shantz Named AL MVP For 1952 Season
Bobby Shantz of the Philadelphia Athletics won the American League MVP with 280 points. He led on 16 first place votes and finished ahead of Allie Reynolds Mickey Mantle and Yogi Berra, despite a wrist injury that ended his season.
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Plans for City Basketball and Sandlot Baseball Meetings
City Hall hosts two planning sessions by the Elyria Recreation Board. At 7 p.m. all basketball participants and league contenders should attend to shape winter play. At 8 p.m. discuss 1953 sandlot baseball for boys aged 12 to 18 and form a governing body. Little League graduates' parents are urged to attend.
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Bucceroni Set To Face Nardico In TV Bout At Garden
New York July telecast features Dan Bucceroni challenging Danny Nardico in a 11 round light heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Nardico, on a 9 fight win streak, seeks 10th victory while Bucceroni, favored 8-3, aims to derail the undefeated slugger in a clash of KO specialists.
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Jockey Tony De Coinito Fires Four Wins at Lincoln Downs
Apprentice rider Tony De Coinito swept Lincoln Downs racing Thursday steering four winners. He now stands at 346 wins for the year and needs 43 more victories in 41 remaining days to beat the 388 mark.
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Hayes Gamble With Curcillo Pays Off
Ohio State's Tony Curcillo, moved from offense to defense by coach Woody Hayes after a hernia operation, thrives as a top linebacker. Barton replaced him at quarterback, while Curcillo's versatility earns praise from Hayes and defensive expert Strobel. He previously set a Big Ten passing and total offense mark, including four Iowa touchdowns.
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Unknown Quantity Camden Five Opens Campaign Tonight
Camden High's basketball quintet starts the 1952-53 season with many starters gone. Only juniors Alvin Myers, Jerry Husted, and Charles Scott return. reinforcements include Bull Bradley, Ken Pete, Bob Jackson, Keith Jordan, Len Whitney, Eldon Sharp, Dick Engle, and Boo Metus as potential regulars. Coach Fred Matheny enters his eighth season hoping for steady improvement after three weeks of practice.
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Elyrians on Cleveland boxing show headline fight card
Elyrians Vichain and Olafield scheduled for 118 and 126 pound bouts at The Arena in Cleveland on the annual medical fund program by the Cleveland Amateur Boxing Traders Association. Micke A C Loram representatives bring total five Loram County boxers. Olympic champ Nate Brooks meets Jimmy Day in a five round feature.
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Elyria High coaches and players in all state talks
Elyria High faces scrutiny of coach Roy Clamer and successor Ike Trubey amid ties and legal issues. Doug Jones and Bull Harkins lead Elyria bids for all state, while Sandusky’s Frank Ryan lists three players on the favored roster.
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Oberlin Harriers Win Ohio Conference Cross Country Title
Oberlin College's cross country team won the Ohio Conference meet at Good Park Akron with 29 points, Ohio Wesleyan second at 36, Akron third at 67 as Wooster did not enter a team. John Lovett of Akron was individual winner with 21 minutes 43. The Yeomen had Chris Huntley and four more in the top 10, with final meet at East Lansing Michigan for the national championships on November 24.
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Ohio State Set For Illini Clash In Champaign
Ohio State flies to Champaign for a battle with favored Illinois in Memorial Stadium. Both teams bring four wins and injuries, with Buckeyes and Illini leaning on aerial attacks and strong ground power. Woody Hayes tinkers with backfield as Bobby Watkins returns to right half, while John Borton and Tommy O Connell vie for Big Ten passing honors.
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Cage League Returns to Action After Split
The American Basketball League resumed operations today after a two week cessation caused by an internal squabble. The season opens on Thanksgiving Day and six to seven teams are expected to compete in the reorganized league. Jenn J. O'Brien, former president, becomes chairman of the board.
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Women's All-City League Bowl Action Tonight in Tarry Tavern
Four matches light up Tarry Tavern at 9 PM as teams Theeneane Smittes Pacharre Brae Beyer Line P O C Beers Brean 6 Furnace Frin Brea and West River Hardware Ohin Screw Products 3 Elyria Haranare clash in lively city bowling action.
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Doug Jones Honored as 1952 Lake Erie League Star
Lorain wins the league title and climbs to four spots on the Chronicle-Telegram All-Lake Erie League team. Lakewood moves up eleven places to secure two berths. Elyria, three-time defending champion, falls to third and earns three spots. Shaw nets one of the remaining two first eleven berths.
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Honorable Mention Ends Myron Cooper and Team List
Honor roll includes Myron Cooper of Euclid with honorable mention. Players named as tackles guards centers backs and ends come from Euclid Cleveland Heights Shaker Heights Elyria Lorain Lakewood and Shaw. Coaches and team positions listed for a local football roster update.
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Local Lake Erie League names 1952 first mythical football team
The Lake Erie League honors list features 11 players led by Elyria's Doug Jones and Bill Hopkins of Elyria among a senior dominated first team. Lorain Lakewood Shaw Shaker names span end to fullback with Karason Jones Van Buren and Bard among others. Second team includes Hess Grebeck Slagle Zervas Novak Weiss Dostal Shaffer Horton Barta DeMartinis. First team backs total 228 points for season while line and backfield averages hover around 170–183 pounds.
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Ohio Nimrods Are Issued Warning
Columbus Ohio A W Marion director of the State Department of Natural Resources warned more than a million hunters opening the season to be extremely careful about fires. He said dry conditions could become critical if there is no frost and warned that fires would lead to an immediate season closure.
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