Angott Tops Jenkins In Uneven 15 Round Title Bout
Sammy Angott defeated Lew Jenkins in Madison Square Garden to take the lightweight crown as the N B A and New York State Athletic Commission agreed to recognize him champion. The 15 round bout drew 11,343 fans paying 26816 dollars, Angott winning 13 rounds to Jenkins’s few clear looks at victory.
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Associated Press
New York
New York State Athletic Commission
National Boxing Association
Sammy Ongott
Louisville
Sammy
Lew Jenkins
Sweetwater
Tex
New York State
Madison Square Garden
Angott
Jenkins
Lou Ambers
Milks and Seals pull even as season tightens in Major Industrial
The Sam-Flush and Canton Pure Milks split five straight with Weather Seals one game back after Milks swept Piatt Taverns while Seals swept the Piatts and set a season mark with 3023. Glick Furnitures surged to fourth with a 1067 opener, and Wagner’s beat Castamalls 2 1 but dropped the third.
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Sam-Flush
Canton Pure Milks
Weather Seals
Milks
Seals
Piatt Taverns
Fiusa Revea
Piatts
Glick Furnitures
de Luxe
Wagners
Castamalls
Art Martin
The
Fat Schario
Joe Caron
Don Brokaw
Ott Weimer
Bob Brannon
Len Phister
Glicks
Andy Lackney
Mike Domenico
Pat di Menna
Brokaw
Sweitzer Chinas
Maughiman Funeral Homes
Yale Clothes
Dueber Cigars
Yales
Bill Quinn
George Baer
John Rossetti
Tip Koplock
Red Roth
Duebers
Caxton Press
NB Barbers
George Crowley
Walt Blythe
Cheese Melito
Barbers
Allen Truckers
Walt
Roby
Charley Boczek
Summit Freight
Gus Kolberg
Headline Cafe
John Carpenter
Rays
Tavern
Alumni Hangs 43-38 Defeat on Minerva
Western Reserve sophomore Joe Sponseller scorched for 18 as Minerva alumni defeated the varsity 43-38 in the final Minerva contest before Jan 2. Bob Mount added 11, Jack Street 16 for the varsity, which trailed 10-8 after one period and 21-13 at halftime.
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Minerva
Joe Sponseller
Western Reserve
Minerva High
Varsity
Sponseller
Bob Mount
Jack Street
Reds
Aluminas
Guinea
Barnhart
Éi Jenkins
Telford
Wue
Akron Clippers to Meet Unbeaten Lions Sunday
The undefeated Detroit Lions will bring a fast moving attack against the Akron Clippers in a Michigan Ohio league hockey clash at Iceland Sunday. The Lions have been tied by the Windsor Spitfires but have yet to lose in league play. The Clippers will be at full strength for the first time against the Lions as they attempt to snap the winning streak.
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Akron
Detroit Lions
Akron Clippers
Iceland
Lions
Windsor Spitfires
Clippers
Malvern Edges Augusta 38-32 in Carroll County Clash
Malvern built a lead through three quarters but withstood a late Augusta rally to beat Augusta 38-32 in a Carroll County Class B game. Malvern led most of the night and held on for the win over Augusta on Friday.
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Malvern
Augusta
Carroll County
Hoover Cleaners trounce Sterling Bakery 84 to 26
Hoover Cleaners dominate Sterling Bakery 84 26 at North Canton community building with Peters scoring 23 and Ashbaugh 20. Game includes scattered player tallies and incomplete line notes from both squads.
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Hoovers
Hoover Cleaners
Sterling Bakery
North Canton
Peters
Ashbaugh
Mier
T!peters
Bixier
Ginther Mullet
Alexander
McKillean
Si Ashbaugh
Hmberger
Yale Clothe s Rally Past Met Lab 87 26 at Stone School
Yale Clothes uses eight players to dominate Republic Steel Met Lab 87 to 26 at Stone School. They built a 21-8 opening period lead and opened a 41-14 halftime margin. Team totals show Yale shooting strong with multiple players contributing in a one sided game.
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YALES
Yale Clothes
Republic Steel
Lab
Stone School
Vale Clothes
Republic Lab
Morrison
Valet
Ewind’man
Beamer
Schmaltz
Trensley
Wine
Mayes
Weaver
Hench
Bryan
Snyder
Pacelli
West
Craig Wood’s No 1 comeback of year tops AP poll
Craig Wood, 40, won the Augusta tournament and the National Open to be voted the No 1 comeback of 1941 by 78 AP sports writers. Johnny Vander Meer placed second with 70 points. Bobby Riggs and Bill Dickey followed in ranking amid a crowded field of 49 athletes across golf baseball tennis boxing and basketball.
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Associated Press
New York
Craig Wood
Augusta
Blond
Craig
Wood
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reds
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Reds
Bobby Riggs
Bill Dickey
New York Yankee
Lefty Gomez
Whit Wyatt
Brooklyn
Mound R Ace
Red Cochrane
Kirst
Vander Meer
Whitlow Wyatt
Bud Ward
Lou Nova
Hank Luisetti
Willie Hoppe
Estel Crabtree
Sam Snead
Jeff Heath
Mra. Cooke
Thornton Lee
Babe Ruth Bets on Defense Bonds Amid War Talk
New York based Babe Ruth bought 100000 dollars in defense savings bonds. Half would be delivered now and the other half after the new year per treasury rules. Ruth joked the investment isn't a question of safety but must knock Hitler Mussolini and the Japs out of the box.
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International News Service
New York
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees Today
Defense Savings
Treasury Department
Ruth
Hitler
Mussolini
New Philadelphia Quakers Cruise Past Bellevue High 43 18
New Philadelphia high school basketball overwhelms Bellevue High, 43 to 18, with Rea Ritter scoring 11 and Neal Burke debuting seven points. Bellevue struggles to score, trailing 12-7 after one quarter and 23-9 at halftime as the Quakers pull away in Friday night action. A junior high game followed, Welty defeat Rigersville 35-29.
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New Philadelphia
Bellevue High School
Quakers
Paul Hoernemann
Invaders
Rea Ritter
Neal Burke
Redmen
Bellevue
Welty Junior High Scchool
Rigersville
New Phila
Hellenuc
Masford
Richardson
Front
Kirk
Cochrane Gets Fast Start Tops Britton
Freddie Cochrane of Elizabeth New Jersey and Bobby Britton fought a ten round charity bout in Miami with Cochrane winning by split decision after a fast start, fading late under Britton’s body attack. A crowd of 5500 watched.
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Miami
Freddie Cochrane
Elizabeth
N. J
Navy
Bobby Britton
Jack Britton
Cochrane
Britton
Holmesville Dominates Glenmont 85 40 in County League
Holmesville routed Glenmont 85 to 40 in a Holmes county league game despite playing only 22 minutes. Mac McDillland led with 21 points, Hal Carpenter 20, Junior Kiser 17, and Bud Meiser added 17 as Holmesville built a wide margin, leading 24 8 after the first period and 40 19 at halftime. The reserves won 10 9.
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Holmesville
Glenmont
Mac McDillland
Hal Carpenter
Junior Kiser
Bud Meiser
Akron Stops Ohio Northern 47-40 For Fourth Win In Row
Akron edged Kent State and Oberlin in a crowded Ohio college basketball night. Akron beat Ohio Northern 47-40 for its fourth straight win as Oberlin defeated Ohio University 47-40, and Xavier, Ohio Wesleyan, and other Buckeye teams posted close results.
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Akron
Ohio Northern
Associated Press
Akron University
Kent State
Golden Flashes
Berea
Ohio
Toledo Rockets
Yel- Dayton University Flyers
Low Jackets
Musketeers
South Car
the Zippers
Forwardolina
Gamecocks
State
Johnny Lutsch
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Bobcats
Wabash
Ind
Hoosier Bobcats
Zippers
Rio
Grande
West Virginia
Baldwin-Wallace
Dover Rips Coshocton 52-33 in Memorial hall
Dover Crimsons beat Coshocton Redskins 52 to 33 in Memorial hall marking their third straight win and second Central Ohio league victory. The game featured heavy fouls with 43 personals on both sides. Maurie Marburger Lawrence Dinolfo and Bill Schumaker fouled out. Bill Herman led Dover with 14 points while Dick Johnston topped Coshocton with 16. Reserve Dover 40-26 win preceded main game.
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DOVER
Crimsons
Redskins
Coshocton
Memorial Hall
Maurie Marburger
Lawrence Dinolfo
Bill Schumaker
Bill Herman
Ohio Eager
Crimson
Dick Johnston
Tonight's Highlights on WHBC and NBC Broadcasts
Radio schedule lists hourly WHBC updates with CBS and NBC programs. At 7:00 PM CBS segment People’s Platform on religion’s role in wartime. 8:30 PM WHBC California Melodies. 9:00 PM Babes In Toyland with Ray Charles and cast. 10:30 PM NBC Blue stage screen and radio special.
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CBS
WJIR
Hobby Lobby
Jack Dempsey
WHBC
California Melodies
Maxine Gray
Dave Rose
Ray Charles
Marion Claire
Attilio Baggiore
Ruth Slater
NBC Blue
Walnut Creek Humbles Nashville In Loop Tilt
Walnut Creek defeated Nashville 64 to 35 as Dick Hamsher scored 26 points and reached 200 for the season. Walnut Creek trailed early, led 37 to 27 after three quarters, with Wayne Gerber adding 20 points and the team romping in the opener 63 to 13.
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Nashville
Walnut Creek
Dick Hamsher
Wayne Gerber
Walnut Creek Nashville
W. Gerber
McGuire
Hershcower
Trusten HK
J. Gerber
Henninger
Merka
Hamsher
H. Marker
H. Gerber
Steiner
Troyer Oo
Gerber
Ginero
Strasburg Routs Baltic 39 11 In County League Battle
Strasburg high school boys basketball powered to a 39 11 win over Baltic Eagles Friday night in a Tuscarawas County Class B game. Don Welsch led with 10 points as Strasburg built 7 4 13 6 23 6 leads while Baltic managed only three baskets. The Strasburg reserves triumphed 22 17 over Baltic reserves in the prelim.
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Strasburg
Baltic’s Eagles
Don Welsch
Baltic
Eagle Seconds
Barons Meet Bears in Cleveland Tonight
The Cleveland Barons face the Hershey Bears at the Arena with Walter Melynk, 20, likely to see significant ice time as Barons left wing Jake Milford recovers from a leg injury.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Barons
Hershey Bears
Walter Melynk
Jake Milford
Barons
Broadcast Plans And Radio Highlights Across Networks
A special half hour tonight at 10 30 over Blue network features JTARS artists and stars from New York and Hollywood. Wendell L Willkie will speak on The Fight for Freedom at 10 15 over CBS with a recorded WJR Detroit and WGAR Cleveland rebroadcast. Radio editors rate Bob Hope and Jack Benny top comics, Crosby best MC, Information Please leads quizzes, and Victor Herbert operettas anchor Christmas broadcasts with studio and theater airings across Mutual WHBC KDKA and more.
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Blue
VU. S. O
Eddie Dowling
Lawrence Tibbett
Phil Baker
Warren William
New York
Edward Arnold
Dennis Day
John Nesbitt
Paul Whiteman
Robert Mitchell Boys
Hollywood
Wendell L. Willkie
Fight For Freedom
CBS
WJR
Detroit
WGAR
Cleveland
Bob Hope
Jack Benny
Red Skelton
Fibber McGee and
Molly
Bing Crosby
Dinah Shore
Kate Smith
Sweet
Guy Lombardo
Glenn Miller
H. V. Kaltenborn
Crosby
Radio Theater
Chicago Theater of the Air
Victor Herbert
Mutual
Wwhbc
Ray Charles
Marion Claire
Attilio Baggiore
Ruth Slater
Jan Peerce
Eileen
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U.S. Army Air Corps
Guy
Sol Kane
van Alexander
Ina Ray Hutton
Benny Goodman
War Department
Flagg
Quirt
Alaska
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Victor Borge
Great Gildersleeve
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Pittsburgh
King George
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WTAM
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Abner
Pen Americas
St News
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Rey Merts
Rand Jay Lembarde
Calif
Melodies Consequences Calif
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Bill Stern
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Wendell Willkie
Wendell Willkte
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Cleve Hershey
Claude Thornhill
Harry James
Rob Pettay
Columbia Ee
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Negro Hour
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Radio Chapel Music Salon
Radio Chapel Radio Canaries
Flaven of Rest
Haven of Rest
Salt Lake City
Msgr
Graham News Radio Warblers
Bo Meer
Graham Catholic Hour
Emery Deutsch Catholic Hour
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Chicago Bears
Sremi
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Chicago
Symphony
Andre Kostenanets
Massillon Chorus
Shadow Family Hour
John Kirby
Walter Winchell
Parker Family
Irene Rich
Vivian McGrath Enlists in Australian Imperial Force
Sydney reports Vivian Bede McGrath aged 25, noted tennis champion who played five Davis Cup matches, has enlisted in the Australian imperial force for the duration of the war.
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Vivian McGrath
Sydney
Australia
Vivian Bede McGrath
Repository news broadcasts on WHRBC times
In addition to the listings below, Repository news broadcasts will be heard over WHRBC every hour on the hour. The note announces expanded coverage and a fixed schedule for hourly news updates on the station.
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Wll
WHBC
WHRBC
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