West and East Grade School Teams Win Two Close Night Games
West defeats South 14-7 and East beats North 20-13 at Ely Stadium in the Sixth Annual Grade School Night Program. Charley Fair stars for East with three touchdowns, including a 63-yard late-score. Both games decided in the fourth quarter amid fumbles, penalties, and standout runs.
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Ely Stadium
Elyria
West
South
North
Charley Fair
Fair
Feir
Glass Erackton
Bob Heismans
Dick Bruce
John Andrews
Bruce
Elyria Reserves Triumph Over Shaw 38-0
Elyria High reserves crushed Shaw 38 to 0 at Ely Stadium. Backs Bob Jackson and Tom Fisher scored touchdowns as the line dominated both sides. The win lifts Elyria to 4-1 on the season and drops Shaw from a tie for the league lead.
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Elyria High
Lake Erie
James
Shaw
Ely Stadium
Pioneers
East Clevelanders
Cleveland Heights
Euclid
Bob Jackson
Tom Fisher Tower
Lake Erie League Reserve Standing
Quarterback Ronnie Kuhl threw three touchdowns and Henry Terry made two interceptions to set up scores. Jackson caught two TD passes and ran for a 43 yard score, starting a Pioneer lead as Fisher and Jackson added early tallies. Kuhl connected with Fisher on a 32 yard pass in the third and a 27 yard pass in the fourth as Elysians rolled to a high scoring win.
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SOUTH
Gilbert Glass
Kim Brown
West
Brown
Glass
Buford Shores
Shores
Oppositon
Carroll Read
Phil Battle
Read
Seve
Bob McPherson
Hast
S Feir
Bobby Wetkel
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Henry Terry
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Khuse
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Bursier
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Thorne
Moorea
Foriman
Foltring
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Andress Jackson
Pisher
Terry Cuhl
Butler
Ipen
Beckett Shaw
Angle
Follect
Ferguson
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deMore
Sapourar
Tatkles
Kalas
Randi Rondini
Remsey
Oer de Whitacre
Bennett Cathcart
Wiltems
McKnight
Gander
Kershaw
Hanon Elzria WI
Terry
Strong American duo leads in Mexican amateur golf round
Frank Stranahan and Billy Maxwell pace the American charge in Mexico City as Maxwell defeats Oscar Gasso 2 and 1 and Nallis beats a Texan foe 5 for his third round win. Stranahan, top seed, has a first round bye with Nallis and other U S players advancing in the field.
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Mexico City
W.P
Husky Frank Stranahan
Billy Maxwell Maxwell
North Texas State College
Oscar Gasso
Dick Nallis
Houston Tex
Stranahan
Toledo, Co
Strongman
Ed Brady
San Benito
Tex
Mays Faces Up To Major League Start And Weightlifting Spotlight
White Mays, United Press National League Rookie of the Year, recalls a rough debut season with the Giants after a .477 minor league mark. He hit 20 homers and 68 RBIs in the season, facing rough treatment and high expectations while muting praise for himself. Also in sports, John Davis leads weightlifting in the World Tour with Russians, and the Chicago Black Hawks seize third place with a late rally to tie Montreal and leapfrog Toronto and Boston.
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Scott Baillie
United Press
EW York
White Mays
National League
Giants
Minneapolis
Mays
Alabama
Warren Spahn
Association
Russia
John Davis
United States
York
Chicago
Chicago Black Hawks
Montreal Canadiens
Hawks
Bill Mostenko
Toronto
Boston
Eagles League Pairings Set For Bowling Night
Four matches on the BowlO-Drome lanes kick off at 9 tonight featuring Eljiie Eagles bolstered by Wasserman Clothes Ed's Live Ball Laporte Inn Milford River Knowles Snierek Car Autr Paris Sexart Radio Standare Clean ers in a weekly pro ram schedule showing action across the league venues.
Perry-Fay Women’s Loop Opens Two Matches At Stoney’s
The Perry-Fay Women’s League schedules two matches tonight at 3 o’clock in Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes. Pairings include Nuts Seress and Bolts versus Plastyes. Result details from United Press list Ted Murray and Bobby Lloyd in New York and Wilkes Barre as points of play.
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Jate
Sealesfly
Stoney’s
Rainbow
United Press
New York
Ted Murray
Bobby Lloyd
Wilkes& Barre
Philadelphia
Martin Edelman
Pat Byers
Reading
Hardware Quintet Tops Season Highs in City Bowling
Elyria Hardware led the Lo rain County Classic League at Olympic Recreation with top team scores to date 1 073 2 947 on Thursday night. Sam Nagy posted individual marks 256 649 to pace the program as the Bowling Scores page hints at more numbers.
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Elyria Hardware
Olympic Recreation
Sam Nagy
Sean Serb
Ren Sware
Joe Meyers
George Cotton
Ted Carpenter
Andy Kelow
Sky
Joe Bolash
American Legion League
Stonex
Rainbow Lanes
Bruno Volk
Bendix - Westinghouse
Stoney’s
Vic Pahca
Evans Lanes
Bea Howard
Bowling Center
Durocher Named NL Manager Of The Year For 1951
Leo Durocher, unanimously chosen by 24 veteran writers, wins the National League Manager Of The Year for guiding the New York Giants from a poor start to a dramatic pennant and World Series run. He reshaped lineups, handled pitchers deftly, and trusted Willie Mays and Bobby Thomson to key roles, redefining his image with disciplined leadership and sharp in-game moves.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Durocher
Giants
Yankees
Ed Lopat
Willie Mays
Minneapolis
Mays
Steen
Bobby Thomson
Whitey Lockman
Monte Tavin
Lockman
Sal Maglie
Larry Jansen
Jim Hearn
Columbus Area Grid Results From United Press
Ohio high school grid results list numerous scores across Columbus and surrounding towns with wins by Central Linden East Soup West North and others. Notable matchups include Dublin 14 Groveport 13, Grandwen 20, Worthington Upper Arlington 1, Newark 7, Hamilton Two 128, New Albany 14, Mansfield Yetto be confirmed, and many more game results across districts.
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Columbus East
Columbus Soup
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Germanigan
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Homer
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