Massillon Tigers Rout McKinley in 41-8 Victory at Tiger Stadium
Massillon's 41-8 win over Canton McKinley in front of 17,830 spectators extends the Tigers’ win streak to ten. The piece notes coach Chuck Mather’s success, McKinley’s coaching uncertainty, and nearby coaching movements and county football politics.
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Hawks And Leafs In Close Race As Youth Shine
The Chicago Black Hawks moved one point ahead of the Toronto Maple Leafs after a 4 1 win over the Montreal Canadiens while Toronto beat the New York Rangers 6 3. Detroit defeated Boston 2 1 with third period goals from Marts Pavelich and Gordie Howe.
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Roberts of Phils Is Chosen MVP In National League
Rifling star Robin Roberts of the Philadelphia Phillies was named National League Player of the Year by United Press in a tight vote over Brooklyn’s rookie Joe Black. Roberts led in wins with 28 and 7 losses, while Black posted 15 and 4 with notable relief work for Brooklyn.
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Browns Edge Steelers to seize American Conference lead
The Cleveland Browns edged the Pittsburgh Steelers 29-28 to move atop the American Conference as rookie Babe Parilli sparked the attack with two touchdown passes and a late scoring drive. The Packers upset the Giants 17-3 while Detroit and San Francisco also won to stay in the hunt.
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21 College Grid Teams Are Still Unbeaten Untied
The 1952 college football season shows 21 teams undefeated and untied with several others one win away from perfection. Notables include Peru State and NE Oklahoma State with nine wins, and UCLA Michigan State and Franklin Marshall among others close to flawless records.
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Rio Grande opens season with 84 73 win over Cumberland
Bevo Francis scores 45 points to lead the Coxers past Cumberland College of Williamsburg Kentucky 84 to 73 in the season opener at Gallipolis. Rio Grande's Bevo Francis paced the victory with a 45 point performance.
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Small USC star Jim Sears sparks Trojans to success
USC's Jim Sears, 5'9" 166 lb punt return specialist, leads the nation in punt returns and scores on multiple long returns. He runs, passes, and calls signals, shifting USC from tricky small-ball to a potent offense under coach Jess Hill. His clutch plays include 77, 66, 69 yard returns against Washington State, San Diego Navy, and California.
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Booster Club Plans Annual Grid Dance This Saturday
Booster Club invites distributed in the mall for the annual football dance of gridiron players and band members at the Elvira Elks Club ballroom Saturday night. Limited funds prevent a football dinner. two varsity and one reserve invitation per squad member plus invited officials ensure admission. Dick Lumley orchestra will provide music with union support and a grant from the Music Performance Trust Fund.
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Bisons edge Barons 3 2 in Friday hockey upset
Buffalo Bisons upset Cleveland Barons 3 to 2 as Cal MacKay scored at 6:50 of the final period to seal the win. It was Buffalo’s first victory in five games, lifting them from the league cellar while Cleveland remained in second place behind pace-setter Providence.
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Castellani Faces Cardell in Brooklyn Televised Bout
Rocky Castellani of Luzerne County faces Vic Cadet of Hartford tonight in the second feature at Brooklyn Eastern Parkway Arena. The middleweight bout is slated for television nationwide.
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Fauver Leads Trapshoot at Flyria Country Club
Fauver topped the field in the Flyria Country Club weekly trapshoot with 20 hits of 25. Werth Fauver led scoring as Max Van Wormer and others followed in the field with notable scores in the main event and a special third event.
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Oberlin Falls 39 7 To Wooster In Season Finale
Oberlin College football ended 1952 with a 39 7 defeat to Wooster. Fullback Ned Martin scored four Wooster TDs as the Scots finished 7 1 1 in Ohio Conference play and moved ahead 20 18 2 all time against Oberlin.
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Office Loop Pin Pairings in Bendix-Westinghouse Bowling
The weekly four matches at 6:30 p.m. in Tarry Tavern feature Engineering against Service Standards, Inspection against Methods, and Production against Sassi in the Bendix-Westinghouse league.
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Perry-Fay Loop Matches In Bow O-Drome Tonight
Perry-Fay Loop Company League action tops the weekly program at Bow O-Drome with two tenpin matches. Office vs Maintenance and Thomas lead doubles, each firing at ten targets.
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Ridgeville and Brownhelm Start Title Defense in County League
The Lorain County Class B Scholastic Basketball League opens its 1952-53 campaign with six Friday night games across two divisions. Ridgeville hosts Eaton while Brownhelm, the Western Division co champion, welcomes LaGrange. Birmingham debuts at home against Camden. Henrietta has a bye.
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Ohio Northern Heidelberg Win Football Titles
Ohio Northern and Heidelberg captured 1932 conference football championships as Miami and Cincinnati eyed each other for the league honors. Northern secured its second Mid-Ohio League title in three years while Heidelberg won the Ohio Conference. The season’s end leaves only the Mid-American Conference chase, with Miami and Cincinnati set for Thanksgiving showdown.
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