Red Burman Meets 19-Year-Old Maxin In Arena Show
The Christmas Fund show at the Arena features 10 round bouts headlined by Red Burman of Baltimore versus Joey Maxin of Cleveland, a former amateur champ now heavyweight. Other 10 round fights pit Harry Weekly of New Orleans against Fritzie Zivic of Pittsburgh, while Ceferino Garcia meets Anton Christo. Prelims showcase Marcellina Borrado versus Joe Pirrone and Johnny Lawer against Don Blatchford in welterweight action.
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Red Burman
Baltimore
Arena
Maxin
Ceferino Garcia
Los Angeles
Anton Christoforidis
Harry Weekly
Alliance
New Orleans
Fritzie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Zivic
Marcellina Borrado
Joe Pirrone
Cleveland
Johnny Lawer
Don Blatchford
Lorain
Pennsylvania deer season opens as bucks only rule returns
The Pennsylvania deer season starts this morning with a change returning to buck only harvest through December 13. Nonresident licenses cost 15 dollars and hunters expect bucks to be wary this fall after recent years allowing does. Rabbit, squirrel, quail, grouse, turkey and pheasant seasons closed Saturday.
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Pennsylvania
Canton
Keystone State
Twelve Colleges Join Scholastic Quintets For Hardwood Duels
Columbus scene opens as 12 colleges and many high schools begin basketball play. Xavier, Cedarville and Cincinnati Piffin rise in early action.mutd Mutryn leads Xavier with 93 points in a strong season. Ohio Wesleyan, Ohio U, Miami, Case, Western Reserve, Baldwin Wallace and Akron test possible new conference in 1942 1943.
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United
Mifflin
Tiltonsville
Canton
Lehman
Dayton
Chaminade
Xenia U. S. S. O
Portsmouth East
Wyoming
Louisville
Bergholz
Chauncey- Dover
Olmsted Falls
Coal Grove
Ravenna
Upper Sandusky
Seven Colleges
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio U
Miami
Case
Western Reserve
Baldwin-Wallace
Akron
Chet Mutryn
Xavier
Georgetown
Mutryn
Kentucky
Wilmington
Cedarville
Bowling Green
Bluffton
Defiance
Lawrence Tech
Rio Grande
Morehead
Findlay
Adrian
Transylvania
Marietta
Toledo
Detroit Tech
Western Michigan
Vander Meer Trade Rumored at Meeting
At the Jacksonville winter meeting base ball men from coast to coast gathered as clubs discuss trades. Warren Giles of the Cincinnati Reds said he aims to trade for a hard hitting outfielder and denied rumors Reds would part with Lefty Vander Meer to the Brooklyn Dodgers.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fla
Warren Giles
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
John Vander Meer
Brooklyn Dodgers
Football and sports notes from the era in brief
West coast fans were surprised Fordham and Missouri showed little Rose Bowl interest. Duke drew scorn from SoCal writers. Duquesne lured by money. Guest Star Dick Cullum muses on Clark Shaughnessy. Cardinals sent 36 to Jacksonville minor meetings. Waite Hoyt to broadcast Cincinnati baseball next summer on a long leave. Larry MacPhail says 100000 dollars spent on 1942 club. minor leaguers only. Si Simms suggests a players union. Ted Lyons runs a Chicago bowling emporium. he jokes about wild lefty form. New York Sportscasters say Tom Harmon praised Kuzma as Harmon of Michigan.
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Hugh Fullerton JR
Wide World News Service
York
Fordham
Missouri
Duke
Southern California
Wallace Wade
Duquesne
Waite Hoyt
Cincinnati
New York
Ose Simms
Ted Lyons
New
Chicago
Lothamer Of Lehman Named To Second All-Ohio Team
Canton and Massillon standout players dominate the AP All-Ohio scholastic football selections. Lothamer of Lehman earns a second team back, while Massillon’s Hill and Blunt headline the first team in the guard and backfield spots. Berea’s Phillips named Ohio’s No 1 scholastic passer after 21 TDs in eight games and 14 extra points.
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Blunt
Hill
Massillon
Williams
McKinley
Canton
Associated Press
Jack Lothamer
Lehman
Clem
Tom Harris
Bulldogs
Keve Bray
Bill Hoover
Louisville
Eugene Trimmer
Dennison
Don Fuchs
Bob Rowers
Bergholz
Fred Cardinal
Bob Kintner
Wilbur Little
Newcomerstown
Stump
Leetonia
Arkie Williamson
Joe Romano
Mansfield
Elmer Bean
Springfield
Fred Lewis
Akron East
Louis Groza
Martins Ferry
John Weber
Robert Wright
Bexley
Tom Phillips
Berea
Russell Wolfe
Upper Sandusky
Horace Pumphrey
Cincinnati Withrow
Phillips
Ohio
Oregon State and Duke to clash in Rose Bowl
Oregon State earned the Pacific Coast title by beating Oregon 12-7 and chose Duke for the Rose Bowl, while Missouri and Fordham joined the Sugar Bowl lineup and Texas A&M with Georgia landed Cotton and Orange games.
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Jack Guenther
United Press
New York
Oregon State
Duke
Missouri
Fordham
Texas A. & M
Georgia
Dallas
Miami
Duquesne
Texas A
Mississippi State
Oregon
Stanford
California
Blue Devils
New Orleans
State
Bulldogs
Georgia Tech
Texas Aggies
Washington State
Southern California
Ohio State
Tigers
Pitt
Rams
All American Football Team Named by IN S 1941
International News Service selects the 1941 All-American football team with Frankie Albert of Stanford as the unanimous quarterback. Vince Banonis of Detroit earns praise as top center, and the lineup includes stars from Notre Dame, Alabama, Minnesota, California, and Duke among others across the nation. The second team features players from Duquesne, Texas, Northwestern, Tu lane, Washington, Notre Dame, Missouri, Virginia, Georgia, Texas A. and M., and Holy Cross.
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International News Service
New York
Midwest
South
Pacific Coast
East
Southwest
Frankie Albert
Stanford
Albert
Vince Banonis
Detroit
Bo McMillan
Indiana
Bof Dove
Notre Dame
Holt Rast
Alabama
Dick Wildung
Minnesota
Bob Reinhard
California
Endicott Peabody II
Harvard
Chal Daniel
Texas
Bruce Smith
Steve Lach
Duke
Bob Westfall
Michigan
John Rokisky
Duquesne
Malcolm Kutner
Alf Bauman
Northwestern
Ernest Blandin
Tulane
Ray Frank
Owski
Washington
Bernard Cummins
Darold Jenkins
Missouri
William Dudley
Virginia
Frank Sinkwich
Georgia
Derace Moser
Texas A
John Grigas
Holy Cross
Ohio high schools form new basketball league
The Associated Press reports Middletown High coach Rayner C. Green announced a new seven member Ohio High School Basketball league replacing the Southern Ohio Scholastic league. Members include Middletown Portsmouth Springfield Dayton Roosevelt Lima Lima South and Kenton.
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Associated Press
Middletown
Rayner C. Green
Portsmouth
Springfield
Dayton Roosevelt
Lima
Lima South
Kenton
Elder Wins Cincinnati High School Title
Elder High School captured the Greater Cincinnati football championship with a 6 0 victory over Xavier yesterday. The win gives Elder six victories one tie and two losses in the season standings.
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Elder
CINCY
Cincinnati
Elder High School
Greater Cincinnati
Xavier
Moose Gather Talent For Basketball Team
The Moose will sponsor a basketball team this season and assemble their talent Wednesday night. Candidates and others interested are to attend a meeting in the club rooms at 7 30 that night. Only members will be eligible.
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The
Moose
New York Americans Beat Cincinnati 13 7 In AFL Clash
New York Americans finished second in the American Football League with a 13 7 win over Cincinnati. Phil Martinovich kicked two third quarter field goals to seal the victory. John Kimbrough scored the Amerks touchdown while Ed West caught a 28 yard pass from Gene Tornquist for Cincinnati’s score.
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New York
New York Americans
Cincinnati
Phil Martinovich
Amerks
John Kimbrough
Ed West
Gene Tornquist
Tigers
Hallabrin Accepts Bid for North South Game
Evanston coach Lynn Waldorf says Johnny Hallabrin of Ohio State will play for the Blue in Montgomery Alabama on December 22. Guard Fritz Howard of Ohio State has been invited but not yet accepted.
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Associated Press
Evanston
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Johnny Hallabrin
Ohio State
Blue Eleven
Montgomery
Ala
Fritz Howard
Carrollton Hot Stove Session Opens Third Season Tonight
The Cy Young chapter of the National Hot Stove league starts its third season tonight at 8 in the Civic club rooms with the film Touching All Bases. A business meeting and membership drive follow, with invited speakers Mike Naymick of the Cleveland Indians and Whitey Moore of the Cincinnati Reds. Cy Butler of the Alliance chapter will head a delegation of visiting leagues.
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Carrollton
Cy Young
Civic Club
Mike Naymick
Cleveland Indians
Whitey Moore
Cincinnati Reds
Cy Butler
Alliance
Toledo Narrows Victory With Last-Play TD Pass
A long pass from Fullback Robert Nash to Halfback Dick Huston produced a 35 yard touchdown on the final play, giving the University of Toledo a 22-21 win over Jefferson Barracks Blue Raiders. Nash also scored two touchdowns in the victory.
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International News Service
ST. Louis
Robert Nash
Dick Huston
University of Toledo
Blue Raiders
Jefferson Barracks
Nash
Heidelberg selects Henning 42 captain of grid team
Heidelberg College named Robert Henning of Louisville Ohio as captain for the 1942 football squad. Fred Folino of Cleveland earned MVP honors after moving from center to end this season.
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Heidelberg
Henning
International News Service
Tiffin
Robert Henning
Louisville
Fred Folino
Cleveland
Collegiate Scores Include San Francisco and Loyola Victories
Collegiate games report scores with the University of San Francisco beating Ford Ord 21 to 13 and Loyola defeating Nevada 19 to 7. Barracks 21, Toledo University.
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U. of San Franciseco
Ford Ord
Belden Bulldogs blank Quality Merchants in Sunday game
The Belden Bulldogs defeated the Quality Merchants 12-0 at Witterfield with two opening and closing period touchdowns. Sligo opened with a plunge for the first score and Roderick added the second on a pass. The Bulldogs meet the 20th Century Billiards on Sunday December 14 at Cook Park.
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Bulldogs
Belden Bulldogs
Quality Merchants
Witterfield
Sligo
Roderick
Billiards
Cook Park
Minerva Merchants Triumph Over Beaver Valley Giants
Minerva Merchants defeated Beaver Valley Giants 13 to 0 to extend their season winning streak to nine. Clint Heacock scored on the opening play of the second period, followed by Bud Bucher on a eight yard run in the third. Minerva led 13 to 5 in first downs with Draker adding the extra point on a pass.
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Minerva Merchants
Minerva
Merchants
Beaver Valley Giants
Beaver Valley
Giants
Clint Heacock
Bud Bucher
Miller
LE Vaniler
Parker
Groom Peters
Hoffman Olsen
Jacko Calabria
Headley
Hughes Porter
Smith
Draker
Barons Suffer 10-3 Loss to Eagles in Second Straight defeat
The Cleveland Barons were routed 10-3 by the New Haven Eagles, trailing 5-1 by middle of the second period as New Haven mounted a five goal burst. Goalie Phil Stein stood out for the Eagles while the Barons brace for a Wednesday visit from Eddie Shore's Springfield Indians after a prior 4-0 setback in Hershey.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Cleveland Barons
New Haven
Hershey
Eddie Shore
Springfield Indians
Eagles
Phil Stein
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Tom Smith
Santa Anita Park
ARMY
Bill Busik
Navy
Murphy
Chowning
Joey Maxin
Garcia
Christoforidis
Associated Pres
Sportsmen’s Rod and Gun Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Tri-County
Duniout League
Romig
Cable Lake
Congress Lake
Fred Heim
Elmer Gourley
Doc Schall
Joe Simone
Harold Smith
Harry Ringenbaugher
William Harwart
J. Murray
Shoup
Don Burkhart
H. Brasner
J. O. Scott
McKinley Rifle Club
Akron Goodrich
Goodrich
Estel Hughes
Manny Kessler
Hughes
E. Kessler
P. Grossklaus
J. Sanders
Cc. Kimes
Pr. Thompson
Cc. Williams
R. Law
J. Hine
Baumgardner
James Emerson
Junction City
20Th Century-Fox
Libbey
Cleveland Lincoln
Cleveland Collinwood
Vander Meer
Brooklyn
Dick Cullum
Minneapolis Times
Clark Shaughnessy
Cardinals
Larry MacPhail
Lothamer
Aggies
Longhorns
Pullman
Wash
I. N.S
NEW York Victory
Hallabrin
Barons
Daffy Dale
Yale
Rere
Yale Clothes
N. Market Ave
Wo Soo
Studebaker
Tuscara
St. W
John C. Kramer Motor CO
Canton, Ohio
South Bend
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