Lehman to Host Cuyahoga Falls in Home Clash Tonight
Lehman Polar Bears host Cuyahoga Falls Tigers in a home game aiming for their second win of the season. Falls beat Wadsworth 34-20 and lost to Akron South 30-29 after a late foul upset John Gallagher. Coach Snyder emphasizes fast break and passing as Lehman eyes improvement with Sponseller Fair Kloss Smith Lothamer Uebelhart Finn in early lineup.
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North Canton Vikings stay atop Class B league with win
In Stark county Class B action Canton Two Wildcats beat Hartville 44-29 while North Canton Vikings down Marlboro 40-25. East Sparta edged Beach City 25-24 as Greentown, Brewster, and Middlebranch also won. Waynesburg pledges to challenge undefeated Canal Fulton next.
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Trojans pace Akron to a slim 36-31 win at Timken gym
Timken's Trojans built a lead in the early quarters and held off a late Kenmore surge to beat Akron Kenmore 36 to 31. Dick Huddleston led Timken with 14 points as Johnny Bikis Tom Schumick fed long shots and foul-clinching plays sealed the victory.
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Scholastic Scores Across Ohio Schools In Networked Meet
A long list of high school basketball scores from Ohio teams and matchups. Notable items include Canton Twp 44 over Hartville, Canal Fulton 39, Columbus East 44, Akron East 38, and Cleveland Central 57. Alumni tallies reach 328 in one entry amid many district games.
Newcomerstown Trojans topple Carrollton 49 32 in clash
Newcomerstown Trojans dominated Carrollton with a strong offense tallying at least 10 points per quarter. Bob Leonhard led scoring with 16 points while Carrollton's Johnny Abel tallied four goals and eight free throws as the Trojans pulled ahead 15-6 after one and 25-12 at halftime. A 36-22 third-quarter edge held, with Newcomerstown finishing strong in the fourth. In the preliminary, Newcomerstown defeated Carrollton 47-10.
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Breezy Briefs in Wide World Sports
Giants trade timing irks writers as Mel Ott and Johnny Mize moves emerge late. Rickey warns scribes, Camilli deal nets cash and assets. McElroy recalls travel clashes with Aggie bowl invites. Columba chaplain Knox, 65, rows daily and earns varsity C after letters issued.
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Buckeyes Meet Kentuckians In Season Finale Night
Ohio State faces Kentucky at home in the fairgrounds coliseum in the final game before the Big Ten race. The event includes the annual basketball clinic for about 200 high school coaches and a Martins Ferry demonstration of new rule applications. Kentucky, coached by Adolph Rupp, brings a veteran lineup as both teams arrive with one win each.
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Loudonville Beats Orrville in Overtime Buckeye Clash
Loudonville outlasted Orrville 35 30 in overtime after a 26 26 regulation tie in the Central Buckeye league opener. J Young sparked Orrville with six overtime points, while Demlow and Darling tied for high scoring with 14. Orrville led at 8 7 19 10 and 25 16 before Loudonville rallied, then outscored Orrville 10 1 in the final frame to secure the win.
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Red Birds Acquire Infielder From Giants
Columbus Red Birds announce the acquisition of first baseman John J. McCarthy from the New York Giants for an undisclosed cash sum. McCarthy played 1941 with Jersey City in the International League on option after four Giants seasons starting in 1937. He hit .247 last year with a .990 fielding percentage and is 28 years old.
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Hockey Scores Show Washington Rally Past Johnstown 5-4
Washington edged Johnstown 5 to 4 in a high scoring contest as New York defeated Atlantic City 10 to 4 in another game.
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Collegiate Scores Across Several Matchups
Toledo 58 Kent State 27 and Wooster 47 Miami 25 highlight a day of college basketball. Other results include Baldwin Wallace 44 Heidelberg 27 Rio Grande 59 Tiffin 24 Findlay 56 Ashland 37 Mt Union 43 Defiance 31 Muskingum 41 Ohio Wesleyan 33 Oberlin 39 at Lake Ohio Northern 6 Capital 64 Bethany 32 Washington State 74 Montana 45 Fresno State 41 College of Pacific 36 UCLA 47 Loyola 32 West Texas State 75 Texas Western 4 Utah 37 Idaho Southern 18.
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Dennison Routs Alumni In Inaugural Narrow Win
Dennison Orange Riders beat Alumni 39 to 38 in their season opener after trailing most of the game. Arkie Williamson led with 14 points, Ralph Galbraith added five late points and the winning free throw, while Cookie Galbreath scored 13 for the Alumni. Preliminary: Dennison reserves defeated an all star gym team 44 to 13.
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Great Balance Gives Bulldogs Easy Conquest
McKinley High Basketball Opens with 60 36 win over Cleveland John Marshall behind six McKinley players in double figures led by Werner and Cook. Clean shooting split 26 field goals on 60 attempts with strong defense and a 32 22 halftime margin as Aaron Simms ineligible but Vic Werner sparkled with 14 points.
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Gnadenhutten Quintet Stamps Baltic 53 to 9
Gnadenhutten Indians overwhelmed Baltic 53 9 Friday night led by John Metzger 15 and Don Miller 16. The victors built early leads 7 2 18 4 31 8 and closed strong with 22 in the final period. Baltic reserves won the preliminary 31 20.
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Oppose Race Track Adopted By Local Boards
The Mad River two board of education and the Colonel Liscum camp of United Spanish War Veterans in Dayton have adopted resolutions opposing the construction of a proposed horse race track northeast of Dayton.
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Brostow-Bol Pastor Stops Robinson in Narrow Victory
In New York 184, FPIGUTs star Brostow-Bol Pastor halted Jim Robinson from Philadelphia 215 in a tight finish. Robinson had subbed for Jack Marshall, adding suspense to a contested matchup.
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Ohio State Holds Edge in 1942 State Tourney Site
Ohio State University is favored to host the 1942 class A state basketball tournament after a Columbus meeting failed to settle a site. The event would move from the fair grounds coliseum as the American Bowling Congress requires. A Jan. 2 conference is planned to finalize decision by Commissioner H. R. Townsend and the board of control.
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14 Persons Seek Ace Bicycle and Lionel Train Setup
Classified item listing from 1331 Vermont NE offers a boy’s ACE bicycle and a Lionel electric train with track and transformer. Contact 2-5209 for details or pickup.
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