Wade to assume duties January first in new post
The conference voted Wade into office for four years with an annual salary of 12000 dollars and an operating expense of 18000 dollars per year.
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Rickey Retains Meyer as Pirates Manager for 1951
Branch Rickey announced Billy Meyer will stay as Pittsburgh Pirates manager for 1951 under a three year contract despite a last place 1950 finish. He said war draft rules will affect the pennant race but baseball will continue and adjust. Rickey predicted Cardinals would feel fewer draft effects, and noted Meyer’s $40,000 salary did not influence the decision.
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Southern Conference names Wade first commissioner
The Southern Conference selected Duke football coach Wallace Wade as its inaugural commissioner. The move elevates Wade’s authority while Duke must hire a successor to the 58 year old coach to fill remaining duties.
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Yale Sailed Four Unscored Seasons in Football History
Yale achieved four seasons without allowing a scoring opponent, more than any other school. The feat highlights the program's defensive dominance across multiple campaigns.
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Zanesville Tops Dover in 60 49 Hoop Win
Zanesville Blue Devils outscored Dover 60 to 49, dominating at both ends. Jay Ansel and Jake Lengler led with 23 points each, as Dover suffered its first loss after a 70-39 win earlier in the week.
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Parochial Cage Loop Opens With Early Wins
The Knights of Columbus parochial league opened with St. Joseph Massillon St. Paul and St. Anthony winning. In defense heavy games St. Louis Louisville fell 16-10 to St. Anthony while St. Paul beat St. Benedict 12-11 and St. Joseph Massillon edged St. John 10-9.
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Mt Union ramps to 55 40 win over Denison in tight Saturday action
Mt Union Purple Raiders built a 21 7 first half lead and held on for a 55 40 victory over Denison as Lenny Burrows led with 27 points for Kenyon led Denison with 68 56 win over Western Reserve. Bluffton beat Ohio Northern 59 52 while Miami of Ohio defeated Findlay 58 42.
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Wooster Collegiants Rally Past Steubenville 82 52
Wooster College Scots defeated Steubenville College 82 to 52 in Wooster on Friday night. Captain Harry Weckesser led Wooster with 25 points while Neal Crain topped Steubenville with 11. Steubenville led 6 0 early, but Wooster surged to a 44 33 halftime lead and pulled away in the second half.
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Alumni Five Defeats Canton South 50-40 In Tight Contest
Alumni team composed of 1947-48 South players edged Canton South 50 to 40 on South floor Friday night after leading by far in the fourth quarter. Bud Harbold led with 16 points, Dick Garrett added 14, and Al Bungard scored 13 for the South squad while Baker and Harbold dominated the boards. Canton South shot 17 of 68 from the field and 6 of 15 at the line. Alumni connected on 21 of 65 shots and 8 of 19 free throws.
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Irish Bob Murphy Bids for Maxim Title Shot
Irish Bob Murphy, 28, slugger from Cleveland, called for a light heavyweight title shot at Joe Maxim after a seventh round finish over Jimmy Bean at Madison Square Garden. Murphy’s 11 straight knockouts and 49th win boost buzz for a title bid, with plans to approach the athletic commission and a potential non-title bout with Jake La Motta if needed.
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Case Tech Center Ed Steigerwald Scores 32 in Win Over Carroll
Ed Steigerwald of Case Tech netted 14 field goals and four fouls for 32 points as Case Tech defeated John Carroll 74 to 57 at the Cleveland Arena. The double header showcased Ohio college basketball opening momentum with top scorers fueling the victory.
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Ohio Coaches Seek Voting Representation on State Board
Ohio high school football coaches moved to gain voting representation on the State Board of Athletic Control. The Ohio High School Football Coaches Association executive board approved a referendum to enlarge the board to seven, adding a grid mentor member. The push may include basketball round ball mentors to secure athletic representation on the board.
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Rittman Rally Beats Orrville 49-46 in Tight League Clash
Rittman edged Orrville 49-46 as Bill Whims poured in 23 points to pace the Indians. Orrville led 23-20 at halftime, but Rittman surged to a 37-31 edge by the third quarter and held on for the victory.
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Akron area basketball schedule and district games listed
Tonight matches feature Akron Central against Timken at 7 15 p m and Akron North against McKinley at 8 30 p m. Other notable games include Akr Mary at Central Catholic, Massillon at East Liverpool, Minerva at Louisville, Beach City at Magnolia, East Canton at East Sparta, Greentown at Hartville, Ravenna Two at Jackson, Uniontown at Middlebranch, Tuscarawas at Dover St Joseph, West Lafayette at Dundee, West Salem versus Burbank at Lodi, plusKent State at Ohio University and Wooster at Heidelberg in district collegiate action.
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McKinley Triumphs Over Cleveland Senators in Opener
McKinley defeats Cleveland State 56 to 32 as Zupp Whitfield and Davis star while Zupp exits early on fouls. shooting 25 of 76 from field and 6 of 15 free throws for McKinley versus 10 of 54 and 12 of 20 for the Presidents. McKinley improves to 18 straight season-opening wins. Cleveland suffers a second loss this season and tenth in a row to the locals.
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Vikings Beat Stow In Metro League Basketball Thriller
North Canton Vikings opened the Metropolitan League season with a 37-32 win over Stow at North Canton. The Vik ings led 10-4 after a quarter and 17-9 at halftime, with Richard Fye scoring 11 points to cap the effort.
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Minerva Lions Rout Carrollton 60 42 in season opener
Minerva opened its cage season with a 60 42 win over Carrollton. Veteran guard Ed Davison scored 19 points, Dick Dyfle added 11, while Carrollton’s Bob Schoeneman led with 10. The Lions built a 23 8 first quarter lead and never trailed.
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Lincoln Faces First Home Game As Second Loss Arrives
Lincoln eased to 34 points in a 52 34 Sebring win while playing without head coach Chuck Forrest. Assistant Lou Ryman led the Lincoln quintet as Sebring debuted and kept a 4 2 edge in the series. Lincoln shot 60 times for 17 points. Sebring 41 shots for 52 points.
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Canton National Bank GM Market Ave Item
Canton National Bank, located on Market Avenue, issues a general notice regarding banking operations and customer advisories at its Canton branch. The short notice references dates and contact points for inquiries.
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Pont and Shalosky Lead Mid-American Conference Star Team
John Pont of Miami and Bill Shalosky of Cincinnati were named to the first team of the Mid-American Conference football squad chosen by AP by league coaches. Five players from each school earned first-team honors with Al Scheider of Ohio University the lone nonmember to receive an hon ored spot. The selections include ends Dick Urich of Miami and Jim Kelley of Cincinnati, tackles Scheider and Don Green of Miami, guards Dale Doland of Miami and Shalosky, Cincinnati center Frank Middendorf, Cincinnati quarterback Gene Rossi, Cincinnati halves Pont and Bob Stratton, and Miami fullback Jim Bailey.
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