Browns Seek September Perfection In 1951 NFL Debut
The Cleveland Browns open the 1951 NFL season against the San Francisco 49ers seeking a September perfection unbroken in five pro seasons. Coach Paul Brown’s squad aims to extend a strong September record and face new opponents the Rams and Bears while waiving Carl Taseff as Maron Motley likelihoods shape the backfield.
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Canton McKinley
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New York Boxing Chief Vows Fast Cleanup After ICBC Probe
Robert K. Christenberry, newly named chairman of the New York State Athletic Commission, promises rapid action to clean up boxing while federal agents open a preliminary inquiry into the International Boxing Club’s alleged monopolis tic practices. The ICBC promotes fights in New York Chicago Detroit and St Louis as Congress weighs a broader boxing investigation.
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Weekend gridiron picks from Fraley's Sport Parade
Oscar Fraley reports on poised college football matchups across the nation with Michigan State over Michigan, California over Pennsylvania, Illinois over UCLA, Ohio State over SMU, Texas over Purdue and many more. The column blends confident forecasts with playful quips about teams, players, and coaching lore.
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City bowling totals highlight top performances at Olympic Recreation
Cascade Plating rolled a 2906 series and Carlisle Lumber a 1015 single game, powering All-City League play at Olympic Recreation. Tobiash recovered from a 155 first game to post 234 and 259 in the last two games, finishing with a 648 for Always Chips in the United Polish Club League at Stone's Rainbow Lanes.
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Chicago
Elyria
National Bowling Writers Ascoration
Lee Jougiard
Detroit
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Dick Hesver
Akron
Steve Nagy
Cleveland
Junie McMahon
Joe Wilman
Berwyn
Tony Lindemann
Therman Gipson
Bill Lailard
Stan Somenski
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Royals Brewers Open Title Series In Montreal Start
The Royals and Brewers prepare to open the World Series in Montreal with left hander Chris Royals to face Brewers star Geer Ve. The series shifts to Milwaukee for games three through five as the nations eyes the best of seven.
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Suspension Of Hlay Lifted By Ohio State Board
The Ohio State University Athletic Board lifted Hlay's suspension, allowing star fullback John Hay to begin workouts next Tuesday for the fall quarter. The board, which previously suspended him after a Sept 16 barroom brawl arrest, approved a resolution while Coach Woody Hayes supported giving the 21 year old a chance to redeem himself despite his past record.
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Saddler Defends Feather Title In Pep Bout Tonight
New York promoters forecast a featherweight title bout tonight at the Polo Grounds between Sandy Saddler and Willie Pep, aiming for about 25,000 fans and $150,000 after a previous Yankee Stadium card drew 38,751 and $262,150 amid tense promoter boxer rivalries.
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New York
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Willie Pep
Polo Grounds
Jim Norns
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Elyria Hosts Shaker in Lake Erie League Showdown
Elyria High Pioneers, led by Coach Bill Coyer, meet Shaker Heights Red Raiders on Saturday in a Lake Erie League game. Both coaches are expected to roll with the same starting units, featuring veteran lineups and key seniors, as Elyria aims to rebound after a 20-19 loss to Sandusky and a 39-7 win over Euclid.
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Six Man Contest Transferred To Avon Lake Grid
Avon Lake and South Amherst, members of the Loram County Six Man Scholastic Football League, will meet Friday night at Avon Lake. The game, booked as South Amherst’s home game, is moved to Avon Lake so it can be played at night due to no lights at the South Amherst field. Two county league games will be played Friday night while the others go on in the afternoon at alternate sites.
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Bartford Italian Pep would seek historic third title
Italian Pep of Bartford Conn would seek an upset that would crown him the first boxing champion in any division to win the same title three times. The one round bout is set for 10 pm EDT and will be shown only in Tee Weed theatres, not on home sets, with proceeds near 200000. Pep nets 37 percent of the net.
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