Hayes Keeps Buckeyes Barred In for Next Season
Ohio State ends 1952 with a 27 7 win over Michigan securing Hayes’s coaching job for at least two more years. Johnny Borton passes for 151 yards and three touchdowns while Tony Curcillo and Fred Bruney key defense and offense in the lopsided victory.
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International Soundphoto
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Eddie Price
Tony Canadeo
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Packers
Dallas
Babe Parilli
Bill Howton
Bob Mann
Amherst Oberlin Clearview To Open Basketball Season
Lorain County four member teams in Southwestern Conference prepare for independent games this week ahead of league play starting December 5. Amherst faces Lorain at Lorain, Oberlin travels to Berea, and Clearview hosts Elvira Catholic on Friday in season openers.
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Browns and Giants Lead Tight NFL Conference Race
Four teams atop the National Conference and three tied for first in the American Conference after week nine action. The Rams Forty-Niners Lions and Packers shared the National lead while the Browns Giants and Eagles led the American division with 6-3 records.
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Bert Bell
Early NFL Week Summary Ties Lead and Surges Across Standings
Started the day tied for the national lead while Cleveland held a one game edge in the American. Los Angeles stretched its win streak to five by beating San Francisco 35 9. The Bears snapped a five game Detroit winning streak 94 23 behind standout George Blanda. The Eagles beat Cleveland 28 20. Packers crushed Dallas 42 14. Giants rallied to beat Washington 14 10. Steelers beat Chicago Cardinals 17 14. Rugged defense and Norm Van Brocklin passing powered Los Angeles.
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Whitey Ford returns to Yankees eager for spring
NY Yankees welcome Whitey Ford back from Army service hoping he can replace the Gomez era. Ford, 24, posted a 9-1 record in 1950 with a World Series win and aims to regain form as he starts spring training. He notes arm feels fine and is optimistic about 1951.
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Pioneers To Face New Opponent In Cleveland John Marshall Tilt Here
Elyria High’s Pioneers host Cleveland John Marshall Bookkeepers to open the 1952-53 season in the Lake Erie League. John Marshall, led by 6'4" center Larry Edmunds, brings height and experience as they seek their third straight win over Elyria in a patrol for a 17-game campaign.
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Pete) Block
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High School Cage Schedule Tue Wed Nearby Lorain Area
Tuesday games list Amherst at Lorain Avon Lake at Avon Ridgeville at Brookside Eaton at South Amherst Grafton at Columbia Birmingham at LaGrange Brownhelm at Henrietta Troy Ruggles at Camden Liverpool at Homer ville at Spencer Wednesday cap Joan Marshall at Elyria Oberlin at Berea Columbia at Olmsted Falls Shaw at Collinwood Glenville at Shaker Heights Friday session listed in brief schedule.
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Fauver Wins Turkey Shoot At Elyria Country Club
Fauver dominated the weekly trapshooting session at Elyria Country Club on Sunday, breaking 19 of 25 targets to take high score and the prize. M. Van Wormer followed with 18, R. Thomas 17, while D. T. Heiges and R. L. Shilling each had 16. Be mis led doubles with eight of ten.
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D. T. Heiges
R. L. Shilling
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