Giants And Bums Open Best-Of-Three Playoff Series For N.L. Pennant
In a dramatic 1948 style clash the New York Giants meet the Brooklyn Dodgers in the opening best-of-three NL pennant playoff at Ebbets Field. Jim Hearn faces Ralph Branca as both clubs chase a World Series bid vs the Yankees, following a tense, late inning finish. Jackie Robinson’s 14th inning homer and Don Newcombe’s relief pitching pace a storied showdown in a city duel.
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Ohio College Grid Scores Mixed Results Across Contests
Ohio college football results show Dayton routing St Bonaventure 15 14 and Ohio Ant hy beating Akron 20 7. Cedarville 23 lost to Baldwin Wallace 19 while Miami defeated Bowling Green 36 7. Denison topped Thiel 21 45 0 and Wooster 25 0. Western Michigan 14 beat Ohio Northern 20. A late baseball reference notes a Dodgers game with a hit in the 14th inning.
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Indians Beaten In Finale 2-1 In 1951 Season End
Cleveland finishes season with 1 704 984 attendance second best in majors. Tigers pitcher Vizil Trucks wins 2-1 over Sam Jones in eight and two thirds. Doby and Easter contribute ninth inning plays but Indians fall short at Detroit.
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Ice Capades star cast returns for 12th edition show
Ellen Robertson and Jim Hendy host the Ice Capades 12th edition headlined by Donna Atwood and Bobby Specht. The show features longtime stars including the Old Smoothies and Trish, plus new act The Maxwells. Cleveland hockey season previews follow with broadcaster Hron Cook returning to cover the Barons.
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Elyria Pioneers Romp Shaker Raiders 32-7 in Open Contest
Elyria built a 32-0 lead with three touchdowns and two field goals as Shaker struggled with a leaky defense and penalties. Doug Jones and Hopkins linked on a late drive, while Shaker found little traction through the air and miscues. Final score 32-7.
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New London Wins Third Game 34 13 Over Norwalk St Paul
New London earned its third victory of the season with a 34 to 13 win over Norwalk St Paul on Saturday. Eddie Mack scored two touchdowns on runs of 20 and 25 yards to open a 14-7 halftime lead, while Cliff Belmer added two third quarter TDs from 37 yards to extend the margin.
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Perry-Fay Pin Pairings Set for League Tenpin Night
The Perry-Fay league card schedules two regular matches tonight at 7 o clock at Bowl-O-Drome. Finishing, entrance versus ce.
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Michigan State Stand In Path Of Buckeyes
Ohio State faces Michigan State in Columbus after a rough 7 0 win over SMU. Buckeyes show defensive strength but offensive shortcomings, must improve to challenge the Spartans who defeated them once before in 1912. Benners connected 21 of 31 passes, yet had trouble sustaining drives as Buckeye secondary repeatedly halted his attack and forced key turnovers.
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Co Leaders Lead Six Man League Night Games
Avon Lake and Brookside share the lead in the Lorain County Scholastic Six Man Football League. Avon Lake arms for a night game at Grafton while Brookside hosts Ridgeville in a night matchup. Remaining daylight games feature Avon vs Columbia and South Amherst vs LaGrange as the league standings show Avon, Columbia, and South Amherst at 1-1, with LaGrange and Grafton at the cellar with two defeats.
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Pro Grid Results from Sy United Press NFL games
In Francisco the National Football League results show Cleveland 10 over Chicago Bears 1, Green Bay 30 over Detroit 35, Washington 17 and Philadelphia 17, with Chicago Carat noted.
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