Lorain selects 1954 Elyria grid officials
Lorain athletic director George Daniel announced the 1954 football officiating quartet for the Elyria Lorain game at Lorain on November 12. Referee Phill Dienoff of Akron umpire Jimmy Lumper of Mansfield head linesman Hayden Fouts of Sandusky field judge Al Pesek of Hiram College.
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House Cage Loop Opens Season On Wednesday Night
M C A senior house basketball league begins its split season with six teams. Opening games feature Swishers versus Maulers, Trippers against Dribblers, and Missers facing Foulers as teams play twice in the first half ending January 20.
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Trippers
Dribblers
Missers
Cage Leagues Open Season With Night of Openers
The M C A High School House League opens tonight with Braves facing Indians at 7, Cubs meeting Yankees at 7 45, and Pirates versus Giants at 8 30. The adult league begins with Swishers versus Maulers at 7, Trippers versus Dribblers at 8, and Missers versus Foulers at 9.
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Four Tied For AHL Point Lead
New York UP reports Danny Lewicki of the Pittsburgh Hornets moved into a first place tie with Ed Slowinski Don Marshall and Gaye Stewart of the Buffalo Bisons in the American Hockey League scoring race. Each had 24 points in games through last Sunday.
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Bufffalo Bisons
Pondfield credits television as boost for Ohio racing
Louis Pondfield, GM of two race tracks and Pimlico executive director, says TV is a tremendous boost after a 252 racing days year across four tracks for runners and two for harness. Attendance reached 1,267,533 with a record mutuel handle of 71,452,119, up from 1952. Pondfield cites factors beyond TV for the sport's growing prosperity.
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Cleveland Indians
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Grandylew
Army Team Recovered From Cribbing Scandal
Army, under Coach Blaik, has rebuilt into a top comeback squad after a cribbing scandal. The Cadets, 6-1-1, rely on a lean lineup and grit, skating past Penn 21 14 and eyeing Navy in Philadelphia while Ivy race heats up with Harvard Yale Cornell and Princeton clashing in late November.
Fearless Fraley picks his 1953 All America team
United Press sports writer Don Dohoney reports Fearless Fraley selects a 1953 All-America football squad with players from Notre Dame UCLA Minnesota Georgia Tech and Oklahoma and notes late season betting totals and attendance trends at Grandview and Painesville raceways while praising college publicity staff and public confidence in racing.
Bowling Clinic Gy Billy Story Case Hand Behind Ball
Bowling clinic report highlights Gy Billy Story faced a case involving a hand behind the ball. The note records a technique focus and potential rule clarification during the session.
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Hornsby Leaves Baseball for TV and Youth Program
Washington Indiana reports Hornsby, 57, says he will quit professional baseball to host a television program and start a baseball school for youngsters. He has managed several teams and was recently removed from a major league post, marking a notable career shift amid a season where Camden holds a 1–9 record.
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Texas And Wisconsin Rise In Football Team Ratings
Texas and Wisconsin made big gains in the United Press top 10 college football ratings as Notre Dame and Maryland held the 1 2 positions. Upsets by Illinois Georgia Tech Baylor and West Virginia shifted the ranking, with Notre Dame earning 30 first place votes and Maryland adding five, narrowing the Irish lead to 37 points.
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Cleveland Indians Seek Television Sponsor in Major Package
Cleveland Indians in market for TV sponsor as teams prepare for a forthcoming television package. Estimated value around 3500,000. Reader notes mix of college rankings and football results with teams such as Michigan State UCLA and Oklahoma jockeying for position while Illinois falls and Baylor and West Virginia drop out of contention.
Graham Set For Steeler Contest Wear Mask For Injury
Cleveland Browns list quarterback Otto Graham ready for the Steelers game with a protective mask after a severe face cut requiring 15 stitches. Defensive star Bill Willis is out with a leg injury, and Ray Renfro and Gene Donaldson may miss time with leg injuries from the Forty-Niners game. Renfro’s 79 yard kickoff return helped Cleveland stay undefeated.
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Local boxers spice Thursday Palladium card in Cleveland
Four Elyrian fighters Byday midspin Roger Dicker son Jim Ball and Terry O Malley bring local flavor to a Palladium program headlined by McKain and Dickerson. Dickerson vs Cope land Turner of Cleveland tests his power while McKain faces Jimmy Haynes or Jessie Smith. O Malley vs Joe King in Cleveland could spark a rematch. Ball meets John Sherry of Oberlin as Kehl A C carries Ball. Tickets at Stone's Grill and V F W 1073 post.
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Lanes All City Sked Sets Tonight Bowling Matches
Six matches are scheduled for Stoney's All City League tonight at 9 o'clock. Bet on Rainbow man Cartage and Green Dragon Cafe versus United Polish Cin. Net's Mitway wa faces Kerekes Cafe, Better Line against Erin Bree, Powers and Dewey versus Backeyw Mol.
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Klein Defeats Herman In Tight Split Decision Bout
New York fighter Joey Klein won a split 10 round decision over Freddie Herman of Los Angeles at Brooklyn Eastern Parkway Arena. Klein earned the victory by 1 point on one judge’s card, with another judge favoring Herman and a third scoring the bout even in rounds. Klein, the 135-pound betting favorite, had a 17 pound edge in weight. Next month Klein may face Rocky Casillo in a potential rematch per matchmaker Teddy Brenner.
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Babe) Herman
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Class B Cage Meeting Slated
The City Recreation Director announces a meeting of Class B basketball team representatives in the Council Chambers on Wednesday night at 7 30. Entry fees are due and each team must be represented with its fee. The first two playing dates are Nov 30 and Dec 3.
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Grid Schedule of College Football Matches by United Press
A chaotic list of Saturday November 21 and Thursday November 28 games shows Akron facing Ohio Wesleyan Arizona squaring with Kangags State Arkansas meeting Louisiana State Baylor against Southern Methodist Bucknell versus Delaware Clemson versus Auburn Colorado A&M and New Mexico Columbia versus Rutgers Davideoo versus Citadel Geo Washington and Richmond Georgia Tech versus Duke Gettysburg versus Franklin-Marshall Hardin-Simmons versus North Texas State Holy Cross meeting Fordham Houston against Texas Tech Idaho versus Utah State Indiana versus Purdue Kansas versus Missouri Kentucky versus Tennessee Lehigh versus Lafayette Marshall versus Ohio U Maryland versus Alabama Michigan State versus Marquette Michigan against Ohio State Minnesota against Wisconsin Mississippi Southern versus Georgia Nebraska versus Oklahoma North Carolina State versus West Virginia Northwestern versusNotre Dame Tow Oregon versus Oregon State Pittsburgh versus Penn State Princeton versus Dartmouth South Carolina versus Southern California California versus Stanford Temple versus Boston College Rice Tulane Detroit Vanderbilt versus Middle Tennessee Virginia versus North Carolina Wake Forest versus Furman Washington versus Washington State William & Mary versus Washington & Lee Harvard versus Boston University Dartmouth vs Yale notes and scattered college matchups sprinkled throughout the page.
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Tribe home telecast deal ends. road games eyed
Club officials say Pfeiffer Brewing option on home games has expired though Pfeiffer may still televise next season. Indians VP George Medinger notes the team is exploring telecasting road games only while home attendance has declined since 1948. Details depend on final contract.
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West Virginia Mountaineers Eye Sugar Bowl After Policy Change
West Virginia received good news as the Southern Conference voted to lift its ban on member teams appearing in post season games. The Mountaineers remained in contention for a Sugar Bowl berth despite Saturday's defeat by South Carolina, continuing their bowl hopes.
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Pin Loop League Sets Six Evening Matches
TM Pin Loop pairs the six games for tonight at 9 with Brown Jug facing nop, Foundry ve meeting Wests Tex, Elyria Maoseva, Cy oO. Yates Builders vs. Men’s Shop and Heldmyer Bard ware against Meta Weld, Elyria Motors versus Ohio Fuel Gas Co.
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Season Records Of Elyria Opponents In Cleveland Games
Elyria season results show varied scores against Cleveland East teams and other Ohio opponents. Notable mentions include Cleveland Cathedral Latin 46 over Cleveland East, Sandusky matches, and Lorain, Lakewood, and Youngstown area results shaping the regional standings.
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