Browns Crush All Stars 33 0 to Open NFL Season
Cleveland Browns silenced critics with a dominant 33 to 0 victory over a college All-Star lineup at Soldier Field before 92,180 fans. The battle showcased a veteran corps led by Lavelli and Motley as the Browns rolled to 425 total yards while limiting the All-Stars to 126.
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Chicago
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Soldier Field
Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc
Wilford Whizzer White
Arizona State
Chicago Bears
Fran Nagle
Nebraska
Alan Pfeifer
Fordham
William “Dub” Jones
Marion Motley
Paul Brown
Herman Hickman
Yale
Malleable wins Industrial B Softball playoff in 10 innings
Anton Malleable captured the championship by beating Canton Drop Forge 8-7 in 10 innings. The game featured many hits and errors, with the winning run scoring on a three base error and a wild pitch. First E.U.B. beat Dueber Methodist 7-1 in Church League play to set finals at Kurtz Field.
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Anton Malleable
Canton Drop Forge
Little League Game Notes for Timken vs Canton Steel
In a Timken Little League matchup versus Canton Steel the plate shows 216 030-12 and 065 010-12 with 10 3 innings credited. Players Loyd Burns Butler Smith Tabellion and Andriotto are listed among lineup contributions.
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Timken
Little League
Gambrinus Steel
Canton Steel
Lioyd
Burns
Butler
Smith
Tabellion
Andriotto
Timken Softball Box Score Summary
Junior girls game between Clowns and Wildcats ends with Clowns scoring 93.6 points to Wildcats 19.0. The score line shows 240 to 332 in one inning sequence and 1116 and 93.6 in others, with multiple digits and uncertain abbreviations. Timken softball data includes Crane Man and Gamb. Mill figures and a 61.000 value, reflecting box score fragments from the event.
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Clowns
Wildcats
Hubba Hubba Cafe Defeats First Christian 4 3
Hubba Hubba Cafe softball team beat First Christian Church 4 to 3 last night. Bud Otto drove in all winner’s runs with a triple and two doubles. Hubba Hubba will meet Bergers Sunday at Harrisburg Field in a doubleheader.
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Hubba-Hubba Cafe
First Christian Church
Bud Otto
Hubba-Hubba
Bergers
Harrisburg Field
Sunday Bill Opens Slow Pitch Event
Eighteen slow pitch teams enter a single elimination tournament starting tomorrow night at Kurtz Memorial Field. Four games each night next week except Monday after the Church League finals. Local 3641 opens vs Jackson Bayley at 6 15 pm followed by Sugardale vs St. Anthony at 7 15 Campion Dairy and Firefighters at 8 15 and Superior Stamping Diebold at 9 15.
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Kurtz Memorial Field
Jackson- Bayley
Sugardale
St. Anthony
Campion Dairy
Sandlot Champs Receive Awards
Nine trophies were presented last night at Kurtz Memorial Field to league champions and playoff winners. Fred Domer and Leo Mullane, recreation board members, handed out awards between the Church League playoff and Industrial B Softball final. Canton Malleable earned two trophies for Industrial B Softball No. 1 title and the Industrial B playoff. Other awardees included Stark Ceramics, Art Nims, Canton Drop Forge, Duber Methodist, 11th St Church of God, First E.U.B., and Sammy's Ashland Service for various league classes and divisions.
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Kurtz Memorial Field
Fred Domer
Leo Mullane
Recreation Board
Canton Malleable
Stark Ceramics
Art Nims
Canton Drop Forge
Dueber Methodist
11Th St Church of God
First E.U.B
Sammy’s Ashland Service
Eight Canton Clubs Enter Massillon Softball Play
From the Repository Bureau Massillon Aug 18 Eight Canton teams are among 24 entries in the Massillon Recreation Department tournament opening Sunday night. Teams include Timken E W Bliss Ferraro's Bakery Drop Forge Stark Ceramics Ashland Oil Diebolds Clock Cafe. Sunday schedule lists Akron Army Navy versus Stark Merchants 645 p m Canton E W Bliss against Akron Stutzman Markets 8 p m Midland TV versus Youngstown All Stars 915 p m Monday Ferraro against Massillon Yorks 645 p m Akron Diana Grill versus Ashland Myers Pump 8 p m Stark Ceramics versus Massillon Conduit 915 p m
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Massillon
Canton
Massillon Recreation Department
Timken
E. W. Bliss
Ferraro’s Bakery
Drop Forge
Stark Ceramics
Ashland Oil
Diebolds
Clock Cafe
Akron
Army-Navy
Stark Merchants
EF. W. Bliss
Stutzman
Midland TV
Youngstown All- Stars
Canton Ferraro
York's
Diana Grill
Ashland
Myers Pump
Cincinnati Highs Name Two Football Coaches
Cincinnati Aug 18 AP reports Howard R Thomas named head football coach at Cincinnati Hughes high school. He was a line coach at Harding high Marion, succeeding Bob Ruess. Another change has Bob Kappes becoming head coach at Western Hills high, replacing Robert Morgan who asked to be relieved after long Maroon tenure since 1945.
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Cincinnati
Howard R. Thomas
Cincinnati Hughes High School
Thomas
Harding High
Marion
Bob Ruess
Bob Kappes
Western Hills High
Robert Morgan
Morgan
Cincinnati to Begin Football Camp at Meacham
Vacation ends for 43 UC lettermen sophomores and some freshmen as they report to Camp Meacham near Mentor Kentucky. They will undergo 23 practice days ahead of the September 15 opener against Virginia Military Institute.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Camp Meacham
Mentor
Virginia Military Institute
Ceramics Lead District Softball Race in Narrow Run
NEW PHILADELPHIA Aug 18 Special Only four teams remain for the 10th District Ohio Amateur Softball Association crown at Tuscora Park Stark Ceramics Canton Ford Motors Canton Maloney Motors Canton and Dennison A S C Dennison beat Stark 5 2 last night The three remaining games set for tonight and the winner faces Dennison to determine the district title And the district winner could advance to the state tournament Aug 24 27 at Washington Court House Ceramic favorites eye the district title and state bid
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New
Philadelphia
Tuscora Park
Stark Ceramics
Ford Motors
Maloney Motors
Canton
Dennison A. S. C
Stark Ceramic
Fords
Maloneys
Dover Reeves Mfg
Dennison
Washington Court House
Fou Maloneys
Dover Reeves Rehfus
Cuglia
Wengerd
Zuchegno
Dinolfo
Miller
Harold
Contini
Pangrazie
Welch Girls Open Play in Ohio Amateur Softball Tourney
In Springfield Canton Welch Funeral Home missed its scheduled opener due to rain but plans a noon tilt with Zanesfield. A win would pit Welch against the Columbus Ann-Ton Restaurant at 3. The Ann-Tons earlier crushed Steubenville 16 0 behind Polly Martin. Other results: Middletown 11 Findlay 4, Youngstown 5 Metamora 2, Akron 12 Lawrenceville 1, Springfield 5 Mansfield 0.
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Springfield
Canton Welch Funeral Home
Ohio Amateur Softball Association
Zanesfield
Welch Girls
Columbus
Ann-Ton
Ann-Tons
Steubenville
Polly Martin
Welches
Middletown
Findlay
Youngstown
Metamora
Akron
Lawrenceville
Mansfield
Ohio State Boasts Costly Press Box Upgrade
The Football Writers Association of America named Ohio State University’s press box the most improved in the nation after a $240000 remodeling. Baylor ranked second. Kezar Stadium in San Francisco was rated the worst for the second year. Other improvements cited: Rice, Syracuse, and the Los Angeles Coliseum.
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Chicago
Football Writers Association of America
Ohio State University
Baylor
San Francisco
Kezar
Rice
Syracuse
Los Angeles Coliseum
Ohio State
Pacer Sets Fast Mile Mark But Fails to Win
Royal Blackstone of Detroit Brown stables clocked a 1:58 3/5 mile at Springfield Grand Circuit, fastest of the season, yet finished second to Prince Jay in the final two heats of the $10,000 free-for-all pace. Pronto Don of Hayes Fair Acres stable dominated the free-for-all trot, winning in straight heats.
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Springfield
Ill
Royal Blackstone
Detroit
Brown Stables
Prince Jay
Pronto Don
Hayes Fair Acres
Duquoin
Central League: Saginaw 6 Darton J Charleston Grand Rapids
Rain affects only scheduled games with Saginaw defeating Darton J and Charleston at Grand Rapids while other matches listed as planned for the day.
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Central Leagle Saginaw
Darton J. Charleston
Grand Rapides
Canadian Marksmen Top Vandalia Trap Showdown
Canadian and U S shooters gathered at Vandalia for the Grand American trapshooting event. George Genereux of Saskatoon captured the handicap trophy by 25 straight. George Smith of Vandalia tied for 100 targets and then 75 straight in the shootoff, with Arnold Ridger of Seattle firing 98 of 100 in handicap.
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Vandalia
United States
Canada
George Genereux
Saskatoon
Sask
Donald Smith
Brookville
Ind
George Smith
George Wills
Greenville
Arnold Ridger
Seattle
Wash
Ailing Newhouser Nearing Disabled List for Tigers
Detroit pitcher Hal Newhouser may go on the disabled list as manager Red Rolfe weighs retirement of the ace due to arm pain. Newhouser has not pitched since July 15 and has six defeats with six wins. Detroit may summon Wayne McLeland from Toledo to replace him.
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Hal Newhouser
Detroit Tigers
Red Rolfe
Rolfe
Charley Gehringer
Hal
Tigers
Red
Prince Hal
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Wayne McLeland
Toledo Maddens
American Association
McLeland
Mud Hens
White Sox Draw Historic Attendance Milestone
The Chicago White Sox attracted over 1,000,000 in home attendance for the first time in club history. The millionth attendee was Kenneth L. Cook, 26, of Wabash Indiana, who came with his wife and another couple. He received prizes including beer, ice cream, margarine, a season pass, a topcoat, 100 pounds of ham and beef, and a television set.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Kenneth L. Cook
Wabash
Ind
Cook
Hall of Fame Seeks Second Chicago Derby Victory
Hall of Fame, Greentree stable's top three year old, leads a field of 10 in Washington Park's American Derby worth 80,725 dollars. The colt carries 122 pounds and aims to complete Chicago's double racing crown after winning the Arlington Classic last month. Only four have achieved the double crown previously.
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Hall of Fame
Greentree Stable
Washington Park
Battlefield Favorite in Nation's Oldest Race at Travers
Saratoga Springs Aug 18 Battlefield with Eddie Arcaro aboard was a top favorite in the 82nd Travers Stakes the nation’s oldest horse race. Only three other colts Big Stretch Combat Boots and Yildiz oppose Battlefield in the $20 000 mile and a quarter event.
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N. Y
George 3
Widener
Battlefield
Eddie Arcaro
Combat Boots
Yildiz
Sheeketski Joins Yanks As Backfield Coach
New York Aug 18 inch INs Joe Sheeketski former Nevada head coach who led a 1-9 1950 team becomes backfield coach for the New York Yanks in the NFL He previously coached at Holy Cross and Notre Dame and Iowa alma mater Proven NFL hire after Nevada football program collapsed following a winless season
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Joe Sheeketski
University of Nevada
New York Yanks
Sheeketski
Holy Cross
Notre Dame
Iowa
Nevada
Carroll Teacher Killed in Car Crash
Miss Jane Heaphey a 29 year old Brilliant resident and new Carrollton High School teacher died from auto crash injuries near Brilliant Wednesday night. The driver Rob Ann Faulkner 30 was in the other car along with Corp. Frank Bovina 30 who faces likely manslaughter charges. Five others injured are in fair condition. Heaphey leaves her mother, a brother in South Carolina, and a sister in Brilliant.
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Carrollton Consolidated High School
Ohio Valley Hospital
Steubenville
Here
Ohio Highway
Ann Faulkner
Brilliant
Faulkner
Corp
Frank Bovina
Salt Run
Korea
Bovina
Elma Heaphey
Joseph L. Heaphey
South Carolina
Louise
Countywide Meeting On Farm Problems Aims To Help Youth
A countywide meeting for farmers and interested residents will be held Wednesday at 8 p m at Middlebranch Grange Hall to discuss programs and policies affecting family type farming. Jesse V Cash, Stark County agricultural mobilization committee chairman, outlined questions on credit for young couples, upgrading run down farms, and remedying wholesale versus retail selling pressures.
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Middlebranch
Boy Footprint Solves Burglary Case
A tennis shoe footprint on a bedspread led Chief Deputy Sheriff Ray Nanamaker and Sgt. Fred Elsass to the burglary arrest of a 10 year old boy. The youth confessed to entering John Esmont's home at 232 Milled SE on a Wednesday, taking a watch and a rifle. He has a juvenile court record and is now in detention quarters.
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Ray Nanamaker
Fred Elsass
Harry W. Grossglaus
John Esmont
Healthiest Holmes County contestants named for Ohio Fair
Millersburg pair Miss Susan Baird age sixteen and Donald Waltman age fourteen were selected as Holmes County's healthiest girl and boy to represent the county at the Ohio State fair. Judges picked them at the Holmes County junior fair Friday. In horse pulling, Schlarb brothers Baltic won light weight and Russell Oakleaf Tiffin won heavy weight. The fair closes today.
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Susan Baird
Donald Waltman
Holmes County
Schlarb Brothers
Baltic
Russell Oakleaf
Tiffin
Dayton Girl Wins U S Grass Court Tennis Title
Bonnie MacKay of Dayton Ohio, a member of the western team, captured the girls grass court championship with a 6 3 6 3 victory yesterday as her squad swept their third straight win Belmar Gunderson of Falls Church Virginia was defeated in the final.
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Philadelphia
Bonnie MacKay
Dayton
U. S
Miss MacKay
Belmar Gunderson
Falls Church
Made Great Strides John Davey Father of Modern Surgery
John Davey learned to read at 21 by painstakingly picking words from the New Testament. He is hailed as a foundational figure in modern surgery for his self taught study and contributions.
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John Davey
Champ Lightning Bug Catcher Nets 32 585 Bugs
In Baltimore on August 18 Morgan Mallory Buchner Jr the 13 year old national champion bug catcher earned a ten dollar prize for collecting 32 585 lightning bugs. He led a team including his sister Mary Louisa and six neighborhood youths who nightly scouted the area. Johns Hopkins University hosts the annual event with a biochemist studying fireflies to understand their glow. Buchner has won the contest four years running.
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Yale
All-Stars
Browns
Graham
Lavelli
Emerson Cole
Dub Jones
Motley
Speedie
Altimore
Morgan Mallory Buchner Jr
Mary Louisa
Johns Hopkins University
Young Buchner
Burglars Net S101 In Visits to 3 Homes
Three Canton homes were burglarized Friday night with a total $101 in cash and valuables stolen. Paul Luchitz reported a $40 wristwatch and a $30 plastic bank taken, after a screen door and window were damaged. Dennis Bibbee said a $21 wallet disappeared after a screen door was punched and a window broken. Carolyn Bonar reported a $10 wallet taken from a kitchen table through an unlocked rear door.
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Canton
Paul Luchitz
Bellflower Ave
Dennis M. Bibbee
9Th St SW
Carolyn Bonar
15Th St
County Farm Bureau Seeks Agency Mergers in Survey
Stark County Farm Bureau board and Coop Association met at Canton Y M C A to discuss a U S Department of Agriculture survey on government agencies affecting family farms. Walter Mong led the discussion. Thelma Taylor reviewed 11 agencies and proposed merging the soil conservation service with the agricultural extension service. The group backed rural vocational agriculture, opposed subsidies, and endorsed keeping price supports.
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Stark County Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Stark County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Canton Y.M.C.A
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Walter Mong
Stark County Farm Bureau
Thelma Taylor
Agricultural Conservation Program
Production and Marketing Administration
Soil Conservation Service
Agricultural Extension Service
Aluminums Reflects Heat Strongly in UV Radiations
The reflecting power of aluminum, useful in reflecting heat, proves particularly effective in ultra violet radiations, highlighting potential applications in shielding and optical devices.
Army and Marines Induct 30 From Board 110
Thirty men from Board 110 were inducted into the armed forces last Monday. Entering the army were William E. Wendell Uniontown Richard H. Zuch Alliance Lowell S. Austine Hartville Michael A. Maccioli Alliance Elmer F. Chicky 1834 Wallace Ave NE Wayne D. Surbey North Canton Steve G. Regas Louisville Francis D. Harbold East Sparta Thomas R. Schwitzgable 2922 Fultoard NW Eugene D. Matheny RD 4 Kenneth D. Smith 913 Struble Ave NE John J. Taggart Louisville Ivan Predragovich Magnoloa Charles A. Gremelspacher 1717 29th St NW Ronald G. Kramer 2233 Winfield Way NE Frank A. Warnock Louisville Jacob W. Judy Jr. 3433 Roosevelt Ave NE Kenneth A. Finney RD 4 Dwain L. Heestand Homeworth Vail S. Welker Waynesburg Gabriel S. Cuenot Louisville Richard L. Long RD 4. Entering the Marine Corps were Henry E. Cross Buffalo NY Roy E. Baker RD 8 Kenneth R. Burnham Alliance Harry R. Hadden East Sparta Donald G. Coleman Louisville Cecil C. Burchett 504 Rowland Ave NE Donald D. Hines Alliance Jack G. Dempsey 242 Bellflower NW.
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William E. Wendell
Uniontown
Richard H. Zuch
Alliance
Lowell S. Austine
Hartville
Michael A. Maccioli
Elmer F. Chicky
Wallace Ave
Wayne D. Surbey
North Canton
Steve G. Regas
Louisville
Francis D. Harbold
East Sparta
Thomas R. Schwitzgable
Fultoard
Eugene D. Matheny
RD 4
Kenneth D. Smith
Kenneth D. Smith of 913 Struble Ave Ne, John J. Taggart
Ivan Predragovich
Magnolia
Charles A. Gremelspacher
29Th St
Ronald G. Kramer
Winfield Way
Frank A. Warnock
Jacob W. Judy Jr
Roosevelt Ave
Kenneth A. Finney
Dwain L. Heestand
Homeworth
Vail S. Welker
Waynesburg
Gabriel S. Cuenot
Richard L. Long
Henry E. Cross
Buffalo
N. Y
Roy E. Baker
Kenneth R. Burnham
Harry R. Hadden
Donald G. Coleman
Cecil C. Burchett
Rowland Ave
Donald D. Hines
Jack G. Dempsey
Bellflower
Wooster Women Form Hospital Auxiliary Unit
More than 100 Wooster area women attended a Wooster Community Hospital auxiliary meeting at Bowman Street School. Constitution and by laws were approved. A nominating committee of twelve members was formed for officer elections. Acting president was Mrs. Lucille Foster. Mayor Logee commended the group and Hospital Supt Harold Parks outlined assisting roles.
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Wooster Area
Wooster Community Hospital
Bowman Street
E. C. Burgess
William Shultz
Brooks Ebert
Ralph Fisher
Earl Schaffter
Wayne Strouse
William Taylor
O. L. Weyandt
William A. Pfeister
Frank Taggart
Marion Meier
A. A. Westfall
Lucille Foster
Emerson Logee
Harold Parks
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