Coach Ward of Colorado Named United Press Coach of the Week
Ward of Colorado earns United Press Coach of the Week for building a strong program. His team first beat or tied Oklahoma in Big Seven play since 196? and used varied formations, deceptive plays, and sharp defense to control the game. Ward paces the bench, relies on spotters via phone, and emphasizes planning and discipline.
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Feller Sees No Chance Of Reaching 300 Victory Total
Bobby Feller of the Cleveland Indians said he has about given up on reaching 300 major league victories. He plans three more seasons before retirement, noting 35 is old enough to quit. His 1952 was 9–13, leaving him at 239 career wins with 20 needed per remaining season.
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Lorain bowling results feature close finishes and strong team scores
Last night’s bowling entries show two Lorain tournaments with Jaures leading in both divisions. Bahl rolled a 245 single game and a 634 series at Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes, Ed Martin added a 625, while General Industries led Stoney’s All City League with 1 019 2829 pace and Rothgery Motors close behind in the Tarry Tavern circuit. Dot Salvir led Sova Florists in the Tarry Tavern All City League with a 488 series.
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Watkins Injures Ankle Again In OSU Grid Drill
Ohio State football practice report notes Watkins injures ankle during drill while coaches emphasize Purdue game plans. inclusion of Hayes Howard Cassady and Koen amid lineup adjustments and new offensive ideas.
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Rioese Women's League Bowling Action Tonight
Rioese Women's League features 2s in four-match program starting at 9 o'clock. Event titled BowlC-Dreme bas continues the season with competitive play among teams vying for standings.
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Pool Takes Over For Stydahar As Rams' Head Coach
Pool assumes head coach duties for the Los Angeles Rams after Stydahar resigns. The team lost its season opener to the Cleveland Browns, triggering the coaching change as Pool steps in amid uncertainty about leadership.
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Matek Posts 640 Series in City League Bowling
Frank Matek of Cascade Plating posted a 640 series Tuesday night in the Tarry Tavern All City League tying for top in the city wide tenpin competition. He started with a 234, then 1380 two more ends for a 2256 anchor, among seven bowlers above 600. Joe Kalo led Western Automatogue in Amherst at Mitchaels Alleys. George Bahl of B and B Food Market claimed run- game honors.
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Weekend gridiron picks from Fraley notes
Oscar Fraley surveys college and service teams with a barrage of games and curiosities. He highlights Wisconsin versus Illinois, East Navy versus Cornell, Penn versus Dartmouth, Columbia versus Harvard and more. He weaves in quirky traits and scattered statistics about players and schools.
Minors Enjoyed Good Season Says Trautman
George Trautman head of the minor league baseball organization says the 1952 season is a pretty good one despite calamities. He notes 43 leagues started the season and some franchises moved between cities as the season closes.
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Report On Minor League Attendance Soon From Trautman
Trautman said he expects to have a report on minor league attendance in about two weeks. He indicated details will cover trends and figures affecting scheduling and operations.
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Tavern Bowling League Tonight Two Shifts
The Tarry Tavern Home Bowling League schedules two shifts tonight with eight matches. Early shift at seven features West River Hardware vs Bupper Club, Stewart Radio vs Chom Cafe, Bearer Foundry vs Bolero Club, Dugan's Nuts vs Lorain County Speedway. Late shift at nine lists Ras's Place vs Tarry Tavern, Nehi Verages vs Home Tavern, Saly Meats vs Team No 5, Ridge Plumbing vs Eterno Aluminum.
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