Hoovers Implode In Inter-City Standings Slide
In a tough Inter-City league night, the Hoovers dropped a full series to Draken brod Tailors and fell from second to third, six games behind leader Sam-Flush. Canton Pure Milks swept Massillon Ohjo to climb to second as the Flush stumble against Coca Colas. Joe Battista led the Milks with 712 as Massillon Carvers swept Myers Chevrolet.
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Hoovers
Drakenbrod Tailors
Canton Pure Milks
Massillon Ohjo
Coca Colas
Massillon
Tailors
Milks
Olios
Bartlett Lumbers
North Canton
Weather Seals
Lumbers
Drakenbrods
North Canton Buicks
Walt
Roby
Massillon Carvers
Myers Chevrolet
Joe Battista
Tim Moran
The
Art Martin
Johnny Hunt
Flush
Bert Long
Boney Hendershot
Everett
Ohjo
del Gheen
Bill Caskey
Louie Offenburger
Buicks
Bob Seccombe
Watts
Rost
Casey Berens
Huffman
Carvers
Chuck Owen
Merion Erbland
Chevrolet
Canton News
Nusbaums
Republic Steel League
Evangelical Church
Lee's Tavern
S Stainless Steel
Lefties
Nusbaum's
Electric Shop
Old Ducks
Order Dept
Frohme Flowers
Stark Office
Loyal Men
Wilson Shoex
Wolves Aw
Oldsmobile
Lucky Five
Canton Flower
Waco Grill
Aa Terriers
Louisville Merch
X ¢. Buic
Stark No
Lee's
Terriers
Cc Flower
Forge Op
Wolves
Met
Nusbaum
Office
Ducks
Wilson
Stainless
Loyal
Louisville
Stark
Ueky
Frohme
Stras
Raehel Flowers
Johnston Flowers
Nusbaum Jeweler
Forge
Atea
Union Metal
W. & R. Sports
Ziegler Tires
de Luxe Commercial
Canton Silents
Ecavelli Stars
Pennsy
N. Paints
Gas
Ziegler
Arcadia
Ringside
Natco
Lombardi
Gasser
Senter’s
Diamond Cement
Industrial Chane A. Fallsnight
Pontiac
Vv Lj Uebelhart
Inter-City League
L Walts
Sani-Flush
Timken
Anton Pure Milk
Melo Cleaner
Hoover's
Sippo Lake Club
Weather Seal
Mello Milk
Triangle Grocers
Bartlett Lumber
Sanitar
Coca Cola
Wiss
Sucardale
Drukenbrod Tailor
Acme Laundr
Sweaney Bakers
N. Canton Buic
Winteler Coffee
Pioneer Meats
Walt and
Rob
Shearer Bros
Agler’s Tavern
o,Massillon Carvers
Cleaners
Creasey Co
Mello
Crider
Pioneer
College Football Reports First Deathless Year Since 1931
The American Football Coaches Association and NCAA heard Dr. Floyd R. Eastwood of Purdue report that 1941 saw no football fatalities among 65,690 college players, the first such period in 11 years. Fatalities among sandlot clubs rose to 14. total gridiron deaths year over year were 11 in 1940 and 33 in 1931. Columbia’s Lou Little outlined rule-change ideas to improve balance and clarity, including optional goal choice, substitution rules, lateral pass penalties, huddle penalties, and substitutions reporting to officials.
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American Football Coaches Association
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Floyd R. Eastwood
Purdue University
School of Physical Education
Eastwood
Sullivan Memorial Trophy Awarded to Leslie Mac Mitchell
Leslie Mac Mitchell of New York University won the James E. Sullivan Memorial trophy for 1941, the most sportsmanship impact, with 848 points in a close vote over Cornelius Watnerdam. Mitchell captured the grand slam mile honors and set records, anchoring NYU’s distance medley relay to a world indoor mark.
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New York
Leslie Mac Mitchell
New York University
James E. Sullivan
MacMitchell
Cornelius Watnerdam
San Francisco Olympic Club
Joe Platak
Chicago
Billy Brown
Bud Ward
Nanci Merki
Earl Clark
Ohio State
Glen Cunningham
Chuck Fenske
I. C
New York U
Community club to screen film program after meeting
Sportsmen's Rod and Gun club will host a Monday night program at Odd Fellows hall 1439 Cleveland Ave NW after a 7 30 business meeting. The feature shows the national rifle and pistol matches at Camp Perry and two travel shorts from South Bend Bail Co plus Laur entian Lures and Tenderfoot Trails. Admission is free with ample parking. Registration forms for civilian defense duty will be issued to Canton Pistol club members tonight.
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Rod and Gun Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Cleveland Ave
George Crowley
Camp Perry
Lake Erie
Winchester Company
Laurentian
Quebec
Tenderfoot
Athabasca
Canada
South Bend Bail Co
Canton Pistol Club
Mellett
Civilian Defense Committee
Sulky Race Protest Considered by Board
The USTA board of review in Columbus will hear a three way protest of the judge's decision in the $2,000 five class pace at Marysville on Sept 26. In the fourth heat Mr Volodale stepped into Stoneridge Direct's sulky wheel causing a fall that unseated drivers and a horse. Protests target both the placing of Stoneridge Direct ahead of Senator Abbey and the declaration of Senator Abbey as heat winner.
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Associated Press
Columbus
United States Trotting Association
Board of Review
Marysville
Volodale
Stoneridge Direct
Senator Abbey
O. H. Lowen
Wilmington
Charles Lacey
Henry Warwick
Indianapolis
Mr. Volodale
Louisiana Eleven Preps for Orchid Bowl Duel
The Louisiana college football squad held its first workout in Mexico City as they prepare for the Orchid Bowl on New Year’s Day against the University of Mexico. Head Coach M A Philips led the team, which arrived by automobile from Pineville, Louisiana. This will be the seventh meeting in the long running international rivalry, and Philips praised the bowl trip.
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International
Mexico City
University of Mexico
Pineville
M. A. Philips
Philips
Bowling Entries Grow For March Classic In Columbus
Buckeye sports notes report 4690 teams entered for the American Bowling Congress event in March, with the deadline over a month away and Pearl Harbor’s 10 day aftermath not deterring participation. Other items include Inverness Toledo golf classic plans, Elmer Daily predicting strong Mid Atlantic league play in 1942, a 20 year age minimum proposal for Ohio State circuit, and Lorain Rifle and Pistol Club offering free shooting instruction for ages 15 and up with qualified members assisting.
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Fritz Howell
Associated Press
Columbus
Buckeye Sportsdom
American Bowling Congress
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Inverness Club
Toledo
Craig Wood
Elmer Daily
Mid-Atlantic
Ohio State
Joe Donnelly
Lorain Rifle and Pistol Club
Lorain Club
Camp Perry
War Department
Maloney Motors Top North Canton 53-33 for Fourth Win
Maloney Motors built a lead in every quarter to defeat North Canton Recreation 53-33 at Horace Mann School. Bill Alvarez scored 16 points to pace the Motors as they led 16-8 at first, 26-15 at half, and 40-25 entering the final period.
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Maloney Motors
North Canton Recreation
Horace Mann School
Bill Alvarez
The
Motors
Troop 26 tops Aces 36 to 21 in urban league game
Mayo scored 24 points on 12 field goals to lead Troop 26 past the Aces 36 21 on Monday. Stokes paced the losers with 15 points. Other box score entries include Smith 1.0, Scott 000, Spencer 2.0, Lipkins 000, Bozeka 2 82, Dickey 000, Spotleson 204, Johnson 204, Brantley 1 2, and totals 18036 for Troop 26 and 101 31 for the Aces.
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Mayo
Troop
Aces
Stokes
Smith
Scott
Spencer
Lipkins
Bozeka
Dickey
Spotleson
Johnson
Brantley
Rte Ee
Coaches Honor Schwartzwalder Before Army Duty
Ben Schwartzwalder, McKinley High school football coach who reports to Fort Benning on January 19 for army duty, was guest of honor at a Canton Coaches Association party Monday night. After dinner at Lemmon's cottage, the group moved to Russell Jones's home for cards and a buffet luncheon at midnight. The coaches and sportswriters gave Schwartzwalder a wallet and key case set and cigars.
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Ben Schwartzwalder
McKinley High
Fort Benning
Canton Coaches Association
Lemmon
Russell Jones
Timken
Schwartzwalder
Public Relations Chief of American Loop Quits
Chicago Henry P Edwards resigns as Public Relations Director of the American League after 14 years in the post. He will retire Feb 1 at age 70, having created the department on Feb 1 1928 at the urging of E S Barnard, league president, and previously spent 28 years as sports editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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International News Service
Chicago
American Baseball League Today
Henry P. Edwards
Edwards
E. S. Barnard
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Canada Dry
Walls
Avenue Grill
Timkens
Avenue
Bill Mielke
Len Fisher
Bill Welch
Bill Quinn
Pioneers
Jess Hiershberger
Chet Harbert
Kempthorns
Ollie Garaux
Ray Trout
Bulldogs
Min Robinson
Red Duty
Glen Adair
de Luxe
Dumonts
J. Reisinger
U. Packa
O. Mogus
H. Packa
D. Seamen
Gasser Jewelers
Uebelhart Sports
Morehead
Cronin China
Lawrence
Lombardis
Union Metals
Y. M. C. A. Industrial
People’s Bank
Holland Furnace
Earl Steffen
Rachel Flowers
Senter Garages
Diamond Cements
George Snyder
Senters
John Christman
Volunteer Stores
Creasy Co
Sugardales
Agler Tavern
Dave
Melo
Sanitary Sealtest
Winzelers
Mrs. Safron
Dora Coxsee
Lara Schlemmer
Blanche Zernechel
Marie Wiggins
Kora Miller
Bess Seccombe
Peg McDermott
Hilda Schrantz
Hazel Richards
Marie Brannon
DR. W. E. Higbie
Tusc
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Matha Oa
Detroit
Charles Dunkley
Jack Cuddy
United Press Sports
Carl Lawrence
Dalton
Ontario
Stark Gun Club
Bill Patterson
Canton Gunners
Lewis
William Umstattd
Howard Helwig
Dr. Scott
Bob Clunk
L. Williams
Russ Horn
Skeet
H. Helwig
W. Umstatt
Scott Bob Clunk
Geo. Myers
J. Hayes
T. Atkinson
R. Keto
G. Cooper
Norwood
Paul Carter
A. Cooper
R. Rinkendorf
W. Umstattd
Jack Kennedy
A. Henderson
W. Mausz
E. Norwood
C. Cocklin
W. Shetler
Louisiana Eleven
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N.C. Recreation
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Meyers
Krause
Elliot
Spano
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Alvareg
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Farner
Miller
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Oded
Firestone Scientific
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Bardstown
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Bourbon Springs
Bardstown, Ky
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