Deer hunting drive spans 19 Ohio counties this week
West and Southein grid frays ANDREDS of Canton and Stark County men will chase deer in Ohio's four day shooting season across 19 counties from Tuesday to Friday. Over 500 permits issued in Canton county offices as hunters flock to timbered tracts and fields statewide.
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Canton
Stark County
Ohio
Court House
Bob Underwood
Frank Sherrard
Mr. Sherrard
Underwood
Greentown
Bob
Adams
Ashtabula
Columbiana
Geauga
Harrison
Holmes
Jefferson
Lake
Lorain
Mahoning
Medina
Portage
Scioto
Stark
Simmit
Trumbull
Tuscarawas
Washington
Wayne
Carroll
State Wildlife Division
Sugar Creek Valley Farm and Game Club
Brewster
Hio
Ncle Sam
Arctic
Sugar Creek Valley
Meyers Lake
Ned Cordray
Merrill Gilfillan
Pittman-Robertson Projects
North Canton
Gulf Refining Co
Michigan
Ralph Doll
Keen
St Joseph Wins 6th Straight in Parochial League
St Joseph of Canton stretched its unbeaten streak to six in the Knights of Columbus Parochial Grade School Basketball League with a 31 8 victory over St Anthony. Massillon St Joseph won 14 12 over St Paul as John Coy scored 18. Other results: St John 17 St Louis 14, St Mary 20 Sacred Heart 13, St Peter 41 St Benedict 26. Standings show Canton St Joseph 5 0, Massillon St Joseph 4 1, Canton St Paul 3 2, and others in close pursuit.
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Canton St. Joseph
Knights of Columbus
St. Anthony
Massillon St. Joseph
St. Paul
John Coy
Sonny Spielman
Massillon
St. John
St. Louis
St. Mary
Sacred Heart
St. Peter
St. Benedict
Ken Larch
Paul Pucci
Dino Burelli
Roy Moore
Dan Lozier
Nick Pandrea
Bill Grosse
Ed Warner
Eli Mathie
New Badger Joins Nimisila Park Zoo in Carroll County
A stocky badger, weighing 26 pounds, was dug from a den south of New Harrisburg after fox hunters including Clarence Eick tracked it to the hole. Captured after nearly 12 hours, the animal was kept in an oil drum before being offered to Carl Weis, zoo boss, for addition to the Nimisila Park collection. The creature, dull gray with a white nose stripe, is believed to have lived near New Harrisburg for about three years.
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Carroll County
Nimisilla Park Zoo
Ohio
New Harrisburg
Clarence Eick
Eick
Carl Weis
New Year’s Day Bowl Game Facts and Figures
AP outlines ten college bowls with teams and records from 1950, listing attendances from 10,000 to 100,000, gate receipts, kickoff times, networks, and formations. Notable matchups include Michigan vs California in the Rose Bowl, Oklahoma vs Kentucky in the Sugar Bowl, and Clemson vs Miami in the Orange Bowl, with details on star players and off enses for each game.
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Pasadena
Calif
Michigan
California
CBS
Chuck Ortmann
al Wahl
John Olszewski
Les Richter
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Kentucky
ABC
Leon Heath
Frank Anderson
Babe Parilli
Bob Gain
Dallas
Tennessee
Texas
NBC
Hank Lauricella
Ted Daffer
Byron Townsend
Bud McFadin
Miami
Clemson
Jack Hackett
al Carapella
Fred Cone
Glenn Smith
Jacksonville
Fla
Wyoming
Washington & Lee
Eddie Tallboom
Gil Bocetti
Orlando
Emory & Henry
Morris Harvey
Robert Miller
Leon McCoy
Tampa
la Crosse
Wis
Valparaiso
Tom Curry
Joe Pahr
el Paso
Tex
Cincinnati
West Texas State
Phoenix
Ariz
Ohio
Arizona State
Wilford
Whizzer
White Star
Tempe
Honolulu
Denver
Hawaii
Galveston
Wharton
Junior College
San Angelo
Billy Mixon Leads Grays To 31-6 Blue Gray Victory
Billy Mixon of Georgia led the Southern Grays to a 31-6 win over the Northern All-Star squad in Montgomery. Mixon scored twice and gained 99 yards on 14 attempts, with a third-quarter TD capping his performance. Dan Feldberg and Gene Schroeder contributed receiving plays as Alabama’s Butch Avinger connected for a score, and Ken Konz, Mixon, and Ed Josanek anchored the South’s offense. Glorioso of Northwestern was named North’s outstanding player.
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Montgomery
Ala
Billy Mixon
University of Georgia
Southern Grays
Mixon
Rebels
Butch Avinger
Alabama
Army
Dan Feldberg
Georgia
Billy Baggett
L.S.U
Ed Josanek
Furman
South
Ken Konz
Josanek
Avinger
North
Dick Flowers
Northwestern
John Glorioso
Missouri
Feldberg
Mix
Dutch Meyer
T.C.U
Wally Butts
Art Guepe
Virginia
Glorioso
Gray
Schrader
Kont
Schaufele
Victim of Garden Kaye Barred for Six Months
J. T. Ross of San Jose Calif world’s tallest middleweight was barred from the ring for six months after a slight brain concussion suffered when knocked out at Madison Square Garden. Referee Mark Conn stopped the bout at 1 12 of the third round as Eugene Hairston floored Ross for the second time.
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New York
J. T. Ross
San Jose
Calif
Madison Square Garden
Eugene
New York Scribes Name Eddie Stanky Player of Year
Eddie Stanky, 33 year old New York Giants second baseman, named player of the year by the New York chapter of the Baseball Writers Association. He will receive the Sid Mercer memorial award at the Waldorf Astoria dinner February 4, sharing honors with Will Harridge who will get the Bill Slocum memorial award. Stanky cited for batting achievements and sportsmanship.
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New York
Eddie Stanky
New York Giants
Baseball Writers Association
Sid Mercer
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
Stanky
Bill Terry
Phil Rizzuto
New York Yankees
Mobile
Ala
Will Harridge
Harridge
Bill Slocum
Art Hout Teman Yields Most Home Runs in AL 1950
Detroit Tigers pitcher Art Hout Teman allowed 29 four-base hits, the season’s highest home run total in the American League. The record underscores his tough year on the mound amid 1950 MLB play.
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Art
Detroit Tiger
Art Houtteman
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