Rearick resigns as Canton McKinley football coach
Canton Ohio one of the top high school coaching jobs became open after Herman Bup Rearick resigned as head football coach at Canton McKinley He will serve as director of athletics guiding an interschool program and supervision over several grade schools Superintendent Harald Vincent said Rearick considered quitting for years Observers expect McKinley to pursue a top high school coach from elsewhere amid a powerhouse program with talent and a strong schedule
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Bup) Rearick
Canton McKinley
Rearick
Ohio
Canton Board of Education
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Bulldogs
PGA To Decide On Locke Appeal
Chicago AP reports the PGA of America will decide Bobby Locke's reinstatement appeal. PGA secretary Tom Crane said the 12 member executive committee likely completes the vote by Wednesday. Locke apologized for lodging comments last summer that led to his PGA boycott.
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Bobby Locke
Professional Golfers’ Association of America
PGA Enseculuve
Tom Crane
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Crane E
Joe Donat
PGA
Norwich
Conn
Loche
Defense Department Announces New Medal for Draftees
The Defense Department will issue a bronze honor medal beginning July 1 for service members showing outstanding characteristics in basic training. The award, named American Spirit Honor Medal, comes after Citizens Committee for the Army and Navy, Incorporated offered to provide it. The article notes a historical reference to a neckchain originated by US&S Marine Jonathan Coble during a 1854 visit to Japan.
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Washington
Defense Department
Citizens Committee For the Army and Navy
Buzz Bombers Take Lead in Eagles Loop After Tough Night
In the Bow-Mor All-Star and Ellis Men’s Leagues, Buzz Bombers surged to the top with strong team and individual showings. Jim Hackney, Don Dennis, and Hogg Don Dennis led multiple high scores as Hot Rods, Bombers, and various clubs posted key wins and forfeit results across divisions.
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Hogg Don Dennis
Jim Hackney
Jim Sebald
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Co Kramer
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Hot Rods
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Eveles
K Weiser
Marmright
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Wombetter
Jerdine
Ralph Baker
Bryan
Himmelright
Bernie Cain
Buds
Edge
Bob Bottles
Howard Mattocks
Twins
Big Luv
Rath
Pro Footballer Lou Little Recalls 1923 Season Wered
Lou Little recalls 1923 pro football, saying he played 26 games with the Frankford Yellow Jackets while coaching four teams including Navy Yard receiving station Abingdon High and USS Richmond assignments. He describes double duties, travel to Wilkes Barre, and fleet championship duties amid a young bustling era. A separate West Point search reports a missing cadet Richard Cox of Mansfield Ohio with police helicopter aid and foul play hints.
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New York
Lou Little
Omy
Lou
Fianshord Yellow Jackets
Bears
Akron
Jim Thorp
Canton Indians
Phen
Wilkes
West Point
New York City
Miami loses four players to spring baseball camps
Four former Miami University baseball alumni who returned to finish degrees will depart for spring training this week. Joe Quattrone, a February graduate, seeks a pro contract at the Pirates camp in Greenville, Alabama. Gene Smith heads to Colorado Springs, Austin Palmer to Madisonville, and Harry Schwegman to Pine Bluff for spring training, while Noel Howard reports to the Brooklyn Dodgers camp in Vero Beach.
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Miami University
Joe Quattrone
Pittsburgh Pirates
Greenville
Ala
Chicago White Sox
Seminole
Okla
Gene Smith
Columbus
Colorado Springs
Austin Palmer
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Hot Springs
Ark
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Woody Wills
Harry Schwegman
Pine Bluff
Miami U
Ariz
Texas
Noel Howard
Milford Center
Brooklyn Dodgers
Vero Beach
Fla
Uniontown
Sheboygan
Wis
Figuys Last Night Ends In Close Boxing Wins
In Montreal Robert Ville rmain of France outpointed Kid Gavilan of Cuba 10 rounds while Sonny Boy West of Washington outpointed Sammy Angott of Washington Pa also 10 rounds in Baltimore Providence and Rindone Roxbury Mass defeated Charley Zivic Pittsburgh 10 rounds. Register by March 23.
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Providence
R. I
Joe Rindone
Roxbury
Mass
Charley Zivic
Pittsburgh
Kytoon Demonstration At Columbus Measures Air Pollutants
In Columbus Batelle Institute engineers plan to demonstrate a Kytoon a hybrid kite balloon to sample air for pollutants up to 2 000 feet using bottles and a vacuum tube. Invented by Domina C Jalbert it has prior uses for temperature and humidity readings. Also Washington reports Jack A Schaller of Newark Ohio helps fly B 29s to Britain as part of 75 aircraft in a Defense Department program.
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Battelle Institute
Hamnett Munger
Battelle
Munger
Domina C Jalbert
Belmont Mass
Dewey and Army Chemical Company
Cambridge, Mass
Flight
Washington
Jack A Schaller
Newark
Britain
Defense Department
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