Southeast powerhouses eye top national spot this season
Tennessee and Kentucky appear poised to dominate the Southeastern Conference and likely rank among the nation’s best. Coaches admit line weaknesses, but both programs rebuild with strong backfields and star players. The anticipated November clash in Lexington looms as a defining moment after a storied 1950 meeting.
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Bill Ferguson
United Press
Atanta
Tennessee
Kentucky
Bob Neyland
Paul Bryant
Lexington
Oklahoma
Ohio hunters urged to follow seven safety rules
Dr Charles Dambach director of the State Wildlife Section released seven cardinal commandments for opening day of the 1951 squirre season. Rules include keeping guns unloaded in cars or homes with actions open and aiming the muzzle away from people while handling firearms.
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Columbus
Charles Dambach
State Wildlife Section
Stason
Darabach
Ridgeville Club Field Trial Set for October 6 and 7
Ridgeville Sportsmen's Club announces its annual Fi Dog Trial on October 6 and 7. October 6 features Cocker and Springer spaniel events starting at 10 a.m. with trials at noon. October 7 shifts to Pointers and Setters with entries open at 7 a.m. and trials starting at 9. Prizes awarded to the top three dogs each day. Kenneth Barclay, club member, chairs the field committee.
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Ridgeville Sportsmen’s Club
Kenneth Barclay
Line Scores Of Major Loop Games
American League action features Detroit and other clubs with varied run totals as pitchers and batters exchange blows. Game summaries name pitchers Vestal and Wrowski among others, while box scores hint at key moments and scoring sequences across the league.
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United Press
Detroit
Seher
Brisste
Wrowski
St. Lewis
Gio Goy
Paige Gant Tock
T Piicher
Southeastern Conference Football Outlook and Team Prospects
The piece surveys SEC power dynamics with mentions of Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama, Miami State, Florida, Vanderbilt, Tulane, Georgia, and Auburn. It notes holdover backs Jim Dooley and Harry Mailioe, talented Georgia freshmen, and a prediction that Waly Bails could field his best team since 1948, while noting graduations and shifting leadership.
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Allenview
Jim Dooley
Harrys Mailioe
Georgia
Waly Bails
Tulane
Tennessee
Auburn
Bowling Loop Opens Season Thursday by Knights of Columbus
The Knights of Columbus bowling league begins its season Thursday evening at Bowl-Q-Drome. The item notes the new season kickoff and lists early league activity, with references to local clubs and prior observations, including sea serpent reports near the New England coast.
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New England
Silas Richards
Terseus
Ann George
Coghlan Tops City Pin League With 642 Series
Coghlan led the city pinball competition with a 642 series in AL City League at the Bowling Center. He added 204 and 1181 to finish strong, guiding Team No. 2 to a 2,873 night total as the top effort.
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Sill Coghlan
Coghlan
Local Bowling Leaders Highlight City League Session
In the Carlisle Fire rs League at Rainbow Lanes three bowlers Clyde Martin Herb Halliday and Jack Buchhalz tied for top totals with 533 each in a match between Hendr Aviv Parts and Lorain County Tractor Sales while Ray Dahl led with 2549 across a season and a 1068 individual score in city play.
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Local Links Highlights Prize Distribution at Club
Prizes were distributed to members of the Elyria Coury Clay Women's Golf Association during the Millionaire Tournament Tuesday at the club. The final event of the season concluded with regular play and prizes set to continue through the month. Special prizes for stores and season awards were noted.
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Elyria Coury Clay Women
Elyria Edges Lorain in First Net Match
Elyria opens its Erie League dive match on Stadium courts as Elyria meets Lorain in the opener. Six of seven league schools field tennis squads with Cleveland Heights absent. Elyria also hosts matches with Euclid Lakewood Shaw and Shaker Heights.
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Elyria
Lorain
Jn. High
Erie
Jemedie
Jorain
Loup
Cleveland Heights
Euclid
Lakewood
Shaw
Shaker! Heights
Brooper Teams Paired For Contest On Ara Lea
Contest pairs scheduled on Mon ton Avenue field with play to begin on September. Officials set the matchups and venues for the event.
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Brooper
Ara Lea
Monton Avenue
Bofort
Medina Six-Man Champs To Open Campaign Friday
Medina County champion Liverpool High six man team opens the season under Coach Craig Dowler. Liverpool enters a schedule featuring eight games with three at home. The debut is Friday at Columbia, followed by matches at Ellingham Sp Ad at Claridon Hindley Berlin Heights and others.
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Liverpool High
Medina County
Craig Dowler
Liverpool
Ave
Dowler
Columbia
Ellingham
Sp Ad
Claridon
Hindley
Berlin Heights
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Camden Nine Edges Wakeman 2 1 In Tricky Pitching Duel
Neil Whitney allowed only one hit and struck out 14 as Camden beat Wakeman 2 1 after Len Whitney tied the game in the sixth with a single. Bil Burke surrendered three hits and fanned three, but Camden forced in the winning run on a walk and a decisive error.
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Wakeman
Kipton
Neil Whitney
Bil Burke
Burke
Len Whitney
Alvin Rtyers
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