Brothers Duel In Ohio Michigan Rivalry At Columbus
Ohio State and Michigan renew their rivalry for the 49th time as brothers Don and Dean Dugger face off in Columbus with 82,000 fans present. The Dugger brothers hail from Charleston West Virginia with elder brother Jack Dugger former Ohio State end watching from the sideline. Michigan seeks a share of the Big Ten title by beating Ohio State while past biblical blizzards and notable brother acts mark the long running series.
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Haskell Short
United Press
Olumbus
Ohio State
Ohio
Donald Dugger
Michigan
Dean
Bob Joslin
Illinois
Momsen Brothers
Bob
Tony
J. T. White
Paul
Gene Fekete
Buckeyes
J. T
Fekete
Y House Cage League Opens With Six Teams Tonight
The 17th annual Y M C A House Basketball League starts tonight on the Y floor with six teams in a split season. First half ends December 17, with games at 7 8 and 9 pm featuring Maulers Swish ers Trippers Dribblers Missers and Foulers and lists rosters for each squad.
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Y.mc.a. House
Maulers
Swishers
Trippers
Dribblers
Missers
Bill Pais
Jum Bernino
Tom Pruski
Kurt Schalkner
Jim Rakestraw
Emil Pais
Swish‘ers
Jim Corcoran
Ralph Moyer
Jerry Halpin
Jack Smith
Chester Hogan
Vic Stewart
Bob Cannefax
Joe Watson
Harold Robinson
Bob Gollmer
Bob Stevenson
Jack Taylor
Thaddeus Arnold
Charles Pritt
Bob Box
Merle Heidrich
Rocky Ross
Bob Ordway
Bob Brannon
Bernie Lysagh
John McNulty
Chuck Gebel
Chuck Boals
Ted Guilder
Dick Mason
Paul McKittrick
Duke Pribich
Art Farmer
Stan Machock
Floyd Lear
Bob Corley
George Day
Harrell Fires 710 Series in UPC Pin Loop Win
Bob Harrell rolled a 710 series Tuesday at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes in UPC competition, the season high and fifth 700-plus effort. He opened with a 256 game and followed with 221 and 233, stringing strikes and sparing none as he avoided any missed spares.
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Bob
Caz) Harrell
United Polish Club
Stoney's Rainbow Lanes
UPC
Harrell
Harrell leads high scoring night in local bowling
Harrell of National Tube Company topped last night’s scores with a 710 series and 299 single game. Bill Gebhardt of Cascade Plating posted a 287 single and 683 series, aiding his team to top five-man totals. Other notable marks include Nord 647, Traxler 644, Hoton 638, Barkacs 613, and Biro 501 in women’s play.
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Oberlin Frozen Foods
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Rothgery Motors
Harvey's
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Barcol
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Herb Wood
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al Krueger
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Corinne DeLloyd
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Office
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Pep and Chavez Set for 10 Round TV Fight in St Louis
Willie Pep the former featherweight champion prepares for a national 10 round bout with Chavez at the Arena in St Louis. Pep, 30, enters favored status despite Chavez holding a decision over Tommy Collins and a surprising knockout of Pep last summer. Chavez, 24, from Los Angeles, seeks a breakout win to boost his stock and has a sharp straight left jab.
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Willie Pep
Fabela Chavez
Arena Tonight
Hartford, Conn
Chavez
Tommy Collins
Pep
Charley Riley
Riley
Los Angeles
Vaught Of Ole Miss Is UP Coach Of Week
Johnny Vaught of Ole Miss named United Press Coach of the Week after guiding the Rebels to a 21 14 comeback victory over undefeated Maryland snapping the Terrapins 22 game streak. Vaught emphasizes flexible strategy and emphasizes not sticking to a single theory while preparing for Sugar Bowl bound Mississippi against Georgia Tech.
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Sage
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Kentucky
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Plans For Elyria Recreation Board Meetings
Elyria Recreation Board schedules two meetings in City Hall on Thursday to plan basketball for the 1952-53 Winter season and summer baseball for boys ages 12 to 18 in 1953. Harold Block, the program director, will chair both sessions.
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Elyria Recreation Board
City Hall
Harold Block
Recreation Board
Spencer Loses Season Opener in Scrappy Tilt
Spencer High cagers, preparing for Medine County Class B Scholastic League play, fell 55 43 to Ruggles Troy Tuesday night at Rug gles Troy in the season opener. The twin bill saw Ruggles Troy also win the reserve game 45 19.
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Pin Banquet Plans Discussed By Elyria Bowling Board
The Elyria City Bowling Association governing board meets Friday at 8 in the Lorain County Savings and Trust Co directors room. They will discuss financing and plans for the Second Annual Banquet of Champions, an event begun last season and continued by the executive board.
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Elyria City Bowling Association
Lorain, County Savings and Trust Company
Moose Women Set Regular Bowling Matches Tonight
The Moose Women's League schedules four tenpin matches at 9 PM in the Bowl-O-Drome. Pairings include Buckeye Street Welding vs Gerna, Ringle's Greenhouse vs Elyria Corrugated Box Co, Urassie's Way side Inn vs Buckeye Mold Die, Team No. 3 vs Memo's Sportsman's Bar.
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Buckeye Street Welding
Gerna
Ringle’s Greenhouse
Elyria Corrugated Box Company
Urassie's
Wayside Inn
Buckeye Mold & Die
Tall Fairview Team Seeks To Repeat Conference Titlist
Fairview Highs Scarlet Warriors, 1951-52 Southwestern Conference champions, open with an independent game against Bay Friday night at Bay. New coach Bob Rudes leads a tall squad including Harry Jallos, DAVF, MACRITCHIE, Bill Matthews, Al Kepke and Harold Lawson with hopes of another league crown.
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Scarlet Warriors
Bay
Oberlin
Warriors
Bob Rudes
Frank Hurd
Medina
Rudes
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DAVF
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Bill Matthews
al Kepke
Harold Lawson
Culver
Indiana
Military Academy
Lawson
Hank Weardahl
Len Skulina
Andy Pippa
Ken Denne
Dick Kinkoph
Denne
Pippa
Bridgeport
Ray Storey
Dave Given
Jallos
Fairview
North Olmsted
Clearview
Amherst
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Wellington
Ambherst
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Tarry Tavern Home League Ten Pin Action Tonight
Eight matches in two shifts at Lodi Street Lanes highlight the Tarry Tavern Home League program. First shift at seven features Lorain Co Speedway, West River Hardware, Ridgeville Plumbing, Ray's Place and more. second shift at nine adds Kasper Foundry, Bolero Club, Saly Meats and others.
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Lodi Street
Lorain Co Speedway
Home Tavern
West River Hardware
Stewart Radio
Ridgeville Plumbing
Terry Tavern
Ray's Place
Dugan's
Kasper Foundry
Three Jockeys Injured In Wheeling Race Crash
Three jockeys were injured in a spill during the seventh race at Wheeling Downs. Ralph Hightshoe, 30, of Omaha, suffered shoulder and knee fractures and was in fair condition at Wheeling Hospital. Robert Ross, 31, from Dearborn, Michigan, had a fractured collarbone and skull lacerations. Don Hoover received scalp lacerations.
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Wheeling
W Va
Wheeling Downs
Wheeling Hospital
Ralph Hightshoe
Omaha
Neb
Robert Ross
Dearborn
Mich
Don Hoover
Rose Defeats Seixas In NSW Tennis Quarter-Final
Australian left hander Mervyn Rose defeated Vic Seixas 6-2 6-4 6-4 in a New South Wales tournament quarter final. Seixas captains the U S Day's Cup team and the loss dampens American hopes of reclaiming the cup next month.
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Australia
U.2
Mervyn Rose
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
New South Wales
Seixas
United States
Aus‘sles
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