Oberlin vs Wooster clash ends senior Yeomen era
Oberlin's 16 seniors close out football careers with a final home game at Dill Field against Wooster in an Ohio Conference showdown. Mickey Joseph leads Oberlin’s passing attack while Wooster relies on Johnny Siskowicz and Jerry Behringer as the Scots seek the program’s best record since 1938. The 2 p.m. season finale pits Oberlin at 3-4-1 against Wooster’s six-win mark.
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Berlin
Oberlin College
Yeomen
Dill Field
Ohio
Wooster
Mickey Joseph
Bob Burnham
Roy Michael
Jeff Blodgett
Steve Davenport
Tom Hayes
Bill Briggs
Chuck Benjamin
Tom Conover
Bob Long
Joe Howell
Glenn Koenig
Bill Manheimer
Phil Read
Dick Sherman
Don Robertson
Davenport
Oberlin
Hiram
Kenyon
Denison
Akron
Muskingum
Scots
Ohio Northern
Allegheny
Ashland
Phil Shipe
Johnny Siskowic
Jerry Behringer
N Joseph
Blodgett
Otterbein
DePauw
Ohio Wesleyan
Wittenberg
Rochester
Joseph
Ball
Hayes
Robertson
Oberdin
Michael
Hobar Leads 651 In Classic League Tie At Tarry Tavern
Chuck Hobar rolling with T. O. Murphy Company in the Lorain County Classic League posted a 651 series at Tarry Tavern to seize the lead. He fueled a 193 235 223 set as his team tied for first with Flyrna Hardware after a 2 1 win over the Plumbers. Sam Nagy paced other top strikes in the city match.
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Chuck Hobar
T. O. Murphy Company
Tarry Tavern
Hobar
Flyrna Hardware
Hardwaremen
Sam Nagy
600 Club Scores Set in Bowling Standings
The entry lists players Chuck Hobar George Cotton Sam Nagy Bill Mackin and Bill Bolich with their game and series totals. Hobar 193 235 223 651 Cotton 201 177 236 614 Nagy 234 182 196 612 Mackin 169 226 211 606 Bolich 204 234 166 604.
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Chuck Hobar
George Cotton
Sam Nagy
Bill Mackin
Bill Bolich
Bowling highs and honors from yard leagues and Classic League
612 tally for the Plumbers while George Cotton had a 614 and Bill Bolich a 604 for the Hardware quintet. Only one other honor tally was recorded during the night's firing, a 606 by Bill Mackin of Beit er Line in the Classic League. Hobat's 235 single line gave him a tie with Stan Dumski of the General Industries League Day Molders for top honors in that department while T. O. Murphy Company went on to the high team score in the city, a 2,927 series. Better line turned in a 1,057 single game, breaking the T. O. Murphy Company monopoly on top laurels in the Classic League. Gen Kubuski posted a 454 series in American Radiator: Women's League competition at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes, leading the feminine performers for the night.
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George Cotton
Bill Bolich
Bill Mackin
Beiter Line
Hobat
Stan Dumski
General Industries League
T. O. Murphy Company
Better Line
Gen Kubuski
Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes
Lorain CO
Engineers
Steel Gan
Elyria Hardware
D. H
Chuck Hobar
It. O. Murphy Company
Beiter
Office
Dumski
Arvay
Buy Mackin
Hee
Punch Press
Lehman-Johnson
Lorain Co Speedway
al McWilliam
Pierce Decorators
Jim Hien
Weale
Palm
Fitch Company
H. Hopkins Ruppelt
Steve Kirchio
Betty
Carlisle Firemen
Elyria
BE. Witbeck
Troxel Company Ch
Kopp Builders
H. Cole Pacers
Eee Ee Serene
Kopp
Art Wiley
Carlisle Firemen No
Lorain Co. Tractor
J. Leonowicz
Enna
Steel Shell
Alan MacBeth
Bowling Center Women’s League
Steel Shewk McCom
Wilmot Printing
Erna’s Dress Shop
Aener
Julia Pap
Gerna‘s
Inia
Baker Offten
Inspresour
Helen Haun
Joe Karby
Knights OF Columbus League
Burke Furnitire
Shawnens Eee Neene
Pawnees
Rothgery
iElco Chevrolet
Jack Kurek
Kubuski
T John's Luthera Leagu iStang Motors
Porsch Lumber
Buener Funeral Home
I Grace’ S Bars
Ralph Ball
J. Dilgren
Harme
Partch Lumber Iad
Bittner
Eagles Pin Loop Schedule Sets Four Matches Tonight
The Elyria Eagles Bowl ing League runs a four match program at 7 PM in Tarry Tavern. Pairings feature Knowles and Sniezek against Ea's Live Ball, LaPorte Inn versus Milford River, Green Dragon Café against City Auto Parts, and Coates Roofing versus Memo's Tavern.
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Eagles
Elyria Eagles
Tarry Tavern
Knowles
UPC Women Pin Team Matches Highlight Bowling Night
The United Polish Club Women’s Bowling League faces five matches tonight at 9 at Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes. Steve’s Place battles Fashion Shop. U P C Ladies Auxiliary meets Supers Insurance. Rotrigery Service & Equipment vs Lorain Glass. Bittner Funeral Home against United Polish Club. Walt’s Stewards take on Dobrowski Meats.
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UPC
United Polish Club
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Steve's Place
Fashion Shop
U. P. C. Ladies Auxiliary
Supers Insurance
Rotrigery Service & Equipment
Lorain Glass
Bittner Funeral Home
Walt's Stewards
Dobrowski Meats
Home Loop Pin Pairings Set for Tonight at Bowl-O-Drome
The Home Loop Pin Pairings in the Bowl-O-Drome Home League are to be decided at 9 o'clock tonight. Matches include West Side Lumber vs West's Texaco Service, Concrete Masonry vs Pfeiffer's Beer, and Kence Pump vs The Juniors, with The Sleepers also in action. Coach Rupp remains active in Lexington noting he has no plans to retire from Kentucky basketball.
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West Side Lumber
S. West
Texaco
Pfeiffer’s
Rupp
Lexington
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Stanky Sees Cards in Tight 1953 NL Race
Stanky forecasts a four team pennant battle next season, naming the Giants Dodgers Phillies and Cardinals as contenders. He expects improved pitching with Haddix Miller and Mizell, cites Musial and Schoendienst as All Stars, and notes plans to appoint new Cardinal coaches in coming weeks.
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Bill Ferguson
United Press
Rich
St. Louis Cardinal
Eddie Stanky
Cardinals
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Cards
Stanky
Brooklyn
New York
Harvey Haddix
Stu Miller
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
St. Louis
Boston
Cardinal
Terry Moore
Clyde
Buzzy
Moore
Price's wife fuels Giant star Eddie in title chase
New York Giants fullback Eddie Price leads the league with 580 rushing yards this season and eyes surpassing 971 from 1951 while his wife Joyce backs him. The piece notes Price’s Navy service, Tulane days, and family growth as motivation amid a tough NFL race.
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U. S
Oscar Fraley
United Press
EW York
New York Giants
Eddie Price
Eddie
Price
Mama
Pretty Joyce
Tulane
Navy
New Orleans
Notre Dame
Joyce
Right of way cited as major accident factor in 1951
Speeding ranked first and failure to respect the right of way second as leading accident factors in 1951. The report highlights driver negligence and roadway safety concerns impacting collision rates. Authorities emphasize enforcement and public awareness to reduce crashes.
Texans and Browns Share Football Frustrations
United Press notes that the Dallas Texans and Cleveland Browns both face tough seasons in the NFL. The Browns lead the American Conference with a 5-2 record while fans debate coach Paul Brown and quarterback Graham. Browns favored over Pittsburgh. Giants vs Green Bay. other Week picks listed.
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Earl Wright
United Press
EW York
Dallas Texans
Cleveland Browns
Dallas
Browns
New York Giants
Cleveland
Texans
Brownie
Paul Brown
Chicago Cardinals
Ratterman
George Ratterman
Otto Graham
Brown
Graham
Northwestern
Rams
Giants
San Francisco Forty-Niners
Detroit Lions
Pittsburgh Steelers
Green Bay Packers
Redskins
Washington
Lions
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago Bears
Wrigley Field
Philadelphia
Eagles
Pittsburgh
New York
Green Bay
San Francisco
Detroit
Los Angeles
Bears
Cardinals
Spartans and Irish Face Huge Clash on Saturday
Michigan State, ranked No 1, hosts Notre Dame in a pivotal showdown as both teams chase major bowls and conference honors. Notre Dame seeks revenge after two straight losses to the Spartans and a recent upset victory over Oklahoma amid the crowded 1952 schedule.
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New York
W.P
Michigan State
Notre Dame
East Lansing
Spartans
Fighting Irish
Marquette
Oklahoma
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General Motors
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Mee
Miller
Haddix
Fairhope
Ala
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Guam
Leyte
Luzon
Philadelphia Eagles
Steve Owen
Dodge JC
EAL
Plymouth
Ted
Ohto
Don McMullen
Division OF Wildlife
Lou Groza
Io Macen
Sarge Bgity
Oakes
Byron C. Malstead
Tame Watson
Carling’s
Carling
Brewing Corporation of America
Clewsdand, Okie
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