Sandusky Eyes New League With Elyria Lorain Findlay
Rumors say Sandusky favors joining a new scholastic league with Elyria and Lorain as Fremont Ross may push for stronger competition. Buckeye League ties complicate matters as Lima schools were rebuffed. public sentiment hints at reorganization or a fresh alliance.
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Sandusky
Elyria
Lorain
Karl Whinnery
Wallace Glenwright
Vic Malinovsky
Fremont Ross
Buckeye
Fremont
Ross
Findlay
Marion Harding
Fostoria
Tiffin Columbian
Bowling Green
Lima South
Lima Central
Tiffin
al Coxon
Fremont News-Messenger
Buckeye League
Coxon
Barberton
Cuyahoga Falls
Michigan State And Georgia Tech Rank As Nation's Only Perfect Record
In 1952 football final standouts Michigan State and Georgia Tech finished the season with perfect records, while Notre Dame spoiled USC’s hopes with a 9-0 upset. Navy beat Army 7-0, Georgia Tech posted an 11-0 mark, and bowl-bound teams Tulsa and Alabama won as the slate closed.
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Michigan State
Georgia Tech
Navy
Army
Texas
Purdue
Oklahoma
Southern Cal
Penn
Ivy
Philadelphia
Phil Monahan
Georgia
Engineers
Leon Hardeman
Dick Pretz
Billy Teas
Mississippe
Mississippi State
Harol Lofton
Tulsa
Texas Tech
Alabama
Auburn
Holy Cross
Boston College
Fordham
NYU
Wake Forest
South Carolina
Virginia Shade
William and Mary
Tennesseeburg
Vanderbilt
Louisiana State
Tulane
SMU
TCU
Oklahoma Aggies
Blaser Dominates City Tenpin Scoring Laurels
Ed Blaser rolled 232 and 604 to win the weekend tenpin title at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. He claimed a monopoly on city-wide scoring with the only three-game set and a 232 in the second game.
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Memo's Tavern
Stoney’s Rainbow
Memo's Tavern No 1 high single 929 at Bowl O Drome
Blaser led Memo's Tavern No 1 with 232 to post the high city single game 929 while Bruce King topped the top team series with 2 578 in the C circuit Charlene McGregor rolled 463 for the weekend high feminine score in the Mixed League at Bowl O Drome Saturday night.
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Blaser
Memo’s Tavern
Bruce & King
Charlene McGregor
Bowl Odrome
Columbia Avon Lake Battle Highlights Local Loop Schedule
TEN games across Lorain County Scholastic Class B this week include six league bouts Friday with Eastern Division clashes Columbia at Avon Lake Ridgeville at South Amherst Avon at Grafton and Brookside at Eaton. Western Division Camden visits LaGrange while Henrietta travels to Birmingham.
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Lorain County
Wellington
Lorain St. Mary’s
Elyria Catholic South Amherst
Avon Lake
Elyria Catholic
South Amherst
Columbia
Ridgeville
Avon
Grafton
Brookside
Eaton
LaGrange
Camden
Henrietta
Birmingham
Columbia-Avon Lake
Army Leads Grade School Cage Loop Forfeit Gives Lead
Army moved to first in the YMCA Grade School Basketball League with a forfeit win over Ohio State while Purdue edged Yale 25-24 on a late basket by Jack Madock. Miami routed Navy 36-8 as Jack Moyes led scorers with 14 points.
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Army
Y.M.C
W. L. Pet Army
Miami
Purdue
Navy
F. T
Caviers
Daniels F
Batas
Lessep
Mitcneil
Hier
O Bruce
Marenack
Perkins
Garolinski
Plato G
Johnson
Johnson, & i
Slosier
Purdue Welele
Yale Beeen
Snyder
Philion
Office Pin Loop Sets Four Matches Tonight at Tarry Tavern
The Office Pin Loop league schedules four bowling matches at 6 30 tonight in Tarry Tavern. Matchups include Service versus Accounting, Production against Standards, Sales versus Inspection, and Engineering versus Tool and Methods.
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Bendix-Westinghouse
Tarry Tavern
Sixteen College Teams End 1952 Football Seasons Undefeated
A New York report lists sixteen colleges with perfect records in 1952. Michigan State led with nine wins to reach 24 straight, while St Norbert’s and Georgia Tech posted undefeated marks. Notre Dame solidified a mythical title by beating Southern Cal.
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NEW York(p
Michigan State
St. Norbert’s
Wisconsin
Spartans
Georgia Tech
Geogia
Notre Dame
Southern Cal
Texas State
Virginia State
Lenoir Rhyne
Tennessee Tech
Miami
Ohio
Southern California
East Texas State
Tennesee Tech
Sul Ross State
Morgan State
Lenoir-Rhyne
Catawba
Middle Tennessee State
Cincinnati
Peru
Neb
State
N. E
Oklahoma State
Lenoir-Rhyne N. C
Idaho State
Rochester N. Y
Beloit Wis
Clarion
West Chester
Shippensburg
Northern
IS. D
Fairmont W. Va
St. Norbert's Wis
Cubs star Hank Sauer Celebrates MVP Born Son
Hank Sauer of the Chicago Cubs holds his newborn son Henry John Jr in Inglewood California after bringing mother and baby home. Sauer is doubly proud as his son shares the birth date with his MVP award victory.
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Chicago Cubs
Hank Sauer
Henry John, Jr
Inglewood
Calif
Hank
Pioneers Open 26th Lake Erie Loop Campaign Friday
Syria High School Pioneers launch their 26th and final Lake Erie League title chase against Shaw Cardinals on Friday night in Erie. Coach Harold Block returns a 4-letterman nucleus led by Bill McMan and Bill Hopkins. Elyria aims to rebound after a 59-48 loss to John Marshall amid a lineup mix and deep bench. The schedule includes Lorain at Shaker Heights, Lakewood vs Kenmore, and Cleveland Heights’ title bid, with the league’s long history listed.
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Lake Erie Loop
Syria High
Pioneers
Shaw High
Cardinals
Erie
Elyria-Shaw
Cleveland
Elyria
Shaw
Lakewood
Cleveland Heights
Monarch
Lake Erie
Wisecup
John Marshall
Elyria Cagers
Bill McMan
Bill Hopkins
Dick Perkins
Harold
Pete) Block
Tom Gwin
Dick Kosco
Don Andress
Armand Hess
Letterman
Therm
Block
Gwin
Kosco
Lorain
Shaker Heights
Big Ten Coaches To Aim For 1953 1956 Grid Schedule
Big Ten football coaches meet in Chicago for the December session to finalize the 1953 and 1956 conference schedules. Faculty representatives and athletic directors join the talks. The spring Ann Arbor approval remains in principle, with sites and dates unresolved. If not finished by Thursday night, discussion may be postponed.
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Chicago
Ann Arbor
Cage Schedule Listings For Weekday Matchups
The schedule lists Tuesday games Olmsted Falls at Elyria Catholic South Amherst at Amherst Henrietta at Berlin Heights Lorain St Mary's at Cleveland St Joseph Wednesday Camden at Liverpool Valley City Thursday North Fairfield at New London Friday Bhaw at Elyria Elyria Catholic at Lakewood St Edwards Lorain at Shaker Heights Akron Kenmore at Lakewood Amherst at Clearview Fairview at Oberlin Medina at Rocky River Avon at Grafton Columbia at Avon Lake Brookside at Eaton Ridgeville at South Amherst Flenrietta at Birmingham LaGrange at Camden Brownhelm at Milan Spencer at Liverpool Valley City Saturday Cleveland Heights at Warren Cleveland East at Euclid North Olmsted at Fairview Berea at Rocky River
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Elyria Catholic
Olmsted Falls
Lakewood St. Edward's
South Amherst
Amherst
Ridgeville
Avon Lake
Columbia
Lorain
Shaker Heights
Davies
Birmingham
LaGrange
Oberlin
Berea
Henrietta
Berlin Heights
Cleveland St. Joseph’s
Lorain St. Mary's
Camden
Liverpool
New London
North Fairfield
Independent Action
Erie County
Valley City
Medina County
Brownhelm
Milan
Elyria
Lakewood
Akron Kenmore
Cleveland Heights
Warren
Euclid
Cleveland East
Cleveland St. Joseph
Bhaw
Edward's
Clearview
Fairview
Medina
Rocky River
Avon
Grafton
Brookside
Eaton
Flenrietta
Spencer
North Olmsted
Durocher Sticks With Baseball
Phoenix report quotes Leo Durocher denying quitting baseball to pursue film work and affirming he will manage the New York Giants as long as owner Horace Stoneham desires, with no plans beyond next season. He hopes to remain with the Giants beyond 1953 but has no definite plans for 1954.
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Phoenix Ariz.h
Leo Durocher
New York Giants
Horace Stoneham
Durocher
New York
Giants
Horace
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