Akron bowler leads Canton Recreation handicap sweepstakes
Frank Kovac of Akron 966 including 131 handicap tops the Canton Recreation four game sweepstakes as Mickey Caracillo trails with 948. Kovac, a Goodrich Rubber Co. man and father of four, posted a 235 start and a 209 finish over four games. Six others exceed 850 while Eddie Botten posted 906 in North Canton regular division, tying Mike Andochicks for second as Willard Taylor had posted early 13 dollar top score.
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Frank Kovac
Akron
Goodrich Rubber Co
Canton Recreation
Mickey Caracillo
Massillon
Kovac
North Canton
Eddie Botten
Orange
N. J
Mike Andochicks
Weirton
W. Va
Willard Taylor
Charleston
Batten
Charley Phister
Canton
Jess Fulton
Newark
Connie Schwoegler
Wilman
Bob Jones
Harley Myers
Jones
Botten
Krumske
Reuter
Horvath
Breit
Pate
Lausche
Black
N. Berger
C. Johnson Jr
J. Brown
Skufen
Felson
Golis
Chapin
T. Schwoegler
Fulton
Cc. Berger Ger
Suchan Jr
A. J. Hoffman
Gale Freeman
James King
Harry Workman
Joe Meszaros
Andy Hernick
Don Burdette
Cleveland
Jim Pocta
Joe Krupa
Tony Miller
Antoni Skufca
al Repicky
Bella Balogh
John Spilar
Pete Trykoff
Frank Halek
John Schneider
al Storcho
John Petra
Earl Linsz
George Jelinek
Buddy Suchan Sr
Herman Stupica
John Sipos
Joe Repicky
Robert Linn
Cuyahoga Falls
Kerri Bailey
Hent
Stan Lubelski
Toledo
John Monoky
John Syroka
Robert Olson
Warren
Joe Germano
Frank Scarpaci
Lawrence Imburgia
William Boyd
Columbus
Ray Smith
Joel Bernhard
Merrell Weaver
Heinie Mead
Harley Lewis
Robert Rothfuss
Charlies Haas
Port Clinton
Ervan Puffenberger
Rodney Granstaff
Beren—Henry Ullrich
Jim Delcorso
Wheeling
Joe Rogus
Charles Eshelman
Harley Matthews
Andy Floff
Rog Pyie
Chicago
Harry Lippe
Joe Linke
Jack Scott
Junie McMahon
Madison, Wise
Mel Schwoegler
Monroe, Mich
Emil Joseph
Richmond
Ind
Victor McDonough
Rich Harrison
Chan Singer
Y M C A League Champions Crowned In Weekend Play
EW champions were crowned in weekend Y M C A church basketball leagues led by St. Pauls Episcopal in Young Mens Consolation First Nazarene in Intermediate and First Congregational in Senior Boys. Final standings, top scorers and special division results are listed with numerous forfeits and high scores across regions including Canton Chicago and Cleveland.
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Y.M.C.A
St. Paul’s Episcopal
First Nazarene
First Congregational
Crystal Park Methodist
Bethel Lutheran
Reed Urban Presbyterian
Eleventh Street Church of God
Dueber Methodist
Lowell Reformed
First
E.U.B
First Christian
Canton Baptist Temple
Grace E.U.B
Trinity Reformed
First Baptist
N. Industry E. Lutheran
First E.U.B
Waco Methodist
Martin Luther
Trinity Lutheran
St. Paul's Episcopal
St. Church of God Reed Urban Presbyterian
Grace E. U. Trinity Reformed
E. Lutheran Trinity First Baptist Waco Methodist
Martin Luther First
G. Dueber Methodist
Leahy Sees Irish Football Failing To Meet High Hopes
Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy predicts the worst Irish team in memory as graduation thins the line. He cites thin centers and few experienced blockers, with Bob Williams as the only ready quarterback and Gerry Begley as the No 2. Leahy notes losses from key linemen, moves at end, and a tougher schedule ahead.
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South Bend
Ind
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Leahy
Army
Southern California
Jim Martin
Termen
Walsh
Bob Lally
Frank Johnson
Bob Williams
Gerry Begley
Yonkers
N. Y
Olympic Swim Champion Will Marry Songwriter
American Olympic swimming champion Anita Shoest to wed songwriter Jimmy McHugh after years of promoting Southern California A A U meets. McHugh says the marriage is planned for this summer. Shoest had earlier announced engagement to Robert O Lynch, which did not lead to marriage.
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Holly Woods
INS
Jimmy McHugh
California
A.A.U
Anita Shoest
McHugh
Miss Shoest
Robert O. Lynch
Los Angeles City College
New Champions Crowned In Six Major Cage Loops
The 1948-49 college basketball season produced numerous records and six new conference champions. Kentucky repeated as NCAA champions amid a season of upsets, while Yale, Illinois, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Wyoming, Oregon State, and a three-way Southwest tie claimed titles. Individual feats included Jim Lacy and Paul Arizin setting scoring marks and San Francisco winning the NIT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ew York
University of Kentucky
Wildcats
N.C.A.A
Kentucky
St. Louis
Loyola of Chicago
Rhode Island State
Oklahoma A. & M
Jim Lacy
Loyola
Baltimore
Brooms Abramovic
Salem
W. Va
Paul Arizin
Villanova
University of San Fran
Cisco
New York
Hamline
Kansas City
Yale
Illinois
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Oregon State
Arkansas
Rice
Baylor
North Carolina State
Arizona
Missouri Valley
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Kegler
Eugene Tims
Douglas Watts
Anton Starrett
George Gorday
Tony Janelli
Jerry Fultz
Fred Rini
Y. M. Church
Paul Krumske
Richard Reitter
Joe Wilman
Joe Breit
Madison
Wis
Delphia
Washington
York
O Schwoegler
Lippe
Blac
Skufca
Hoffman
Hill
Teschlier
M. Schwoegler
Norm Berger
John Petro
Charles Lausche
Bela Balogh
Harry Siswan Smith
George Jelnik
Anton
Leon Hart
Bill Flynn
Doug Waybright
Bill Wightkin
Marty Wendell
Bill Fischer
Bill Walsh
Jerry Groom
Walt Grothaus
America
Green River
Three Feathers Distributors, Inc
N.Y
Detroit
Sunoco
Motor Oil
Cen A
Mercury
Fame Launderers
Marion Ave
John
Aur Eimai
S. & J. Feiman