McKinley Nips Alliance In Overtime for 37 35 Win
Brief sports notes from HUGH FULLERTON Jr. cover college and pro football and boxing intrigue. Marshall Goldberg skips Doughpow game to begin tank factory job after season. Bears focus on offense as Steve Owen backs attacking play. Jockeys and boxers feature, with Billy Conn Henry Cooper bout and boxing chatter. army service anecdotes mix with baseball hall of fame debate and Camp Perry assignments.
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Mt Union Rolls Past Ohio Wesleyan 72 45 in Nigh Victory
Mt Union junior guard Chuck Joachim led with 23 points as the Purple defeated Ohio Wesleyan 72 to 45. Mount Union opened a six point halftime edge and surged in the second half with strong backboard play and fast-breaking defense.
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Scholastic Scores Wide Ohio High School Games
A crowded slate shows McKinley edging Alliance in overtime 37 35 while Lehman tops Wooster 66 19 and Massillon 48 defeats New Philadelphia 30. Other notable results include Louisville 81 over Boardman 25 and Youngstown Ursuline 47 over Cleveland Holy Name 26.
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Seven Ohio Colleges To See Action Tonight
Ohio State opens Big Ten play at Minnesota in Columbus as seven Buckeye squads return to action. Coach Harold Olsen’s team faces a strong Gophers squad after two wins in five pre conference games. Rio Grande travels to Salem while DeSales meets Lawrence Tech in Toledo. Ohio Wesleyan aims for its first win, Case seeks its first triumph, and others pair Hanover at Cincinnati and Ohio U at Xavier.
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Walnut Creek Wins Behind Ham and Gerber Rally
Walnut Creek defeated Tuscarawas 47 to 39 as Dick Hamsher scored 20 and Wayne Gerber 18 to build early leads of 10-4, 22-19, and 38-35. Angelo Cerquitaldi led Tuscarawas with 17 points while Walnut Creek reserves added a 27-23 edge.
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Babe Ruth Ill in New York City
Babe Ruth former home run king was taken to a hospital from his Riverside Drive apartment with wife and daughter present. Officials say he was there for a routine checkup but a doorman described him as very sick after being wheeled out on a stretcher.
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Cage Calendar Saturday Youth League Showdowns
SATURDAY schedule lists Dueber Methodist against Simpson Methodist at 8:15 p m and St George Syrian versus First Christian at 7 30 p m for YY M Senior Church League Also YY M Intermediate games include First Reformed versus Dueber Bears at 6 45 p m Crystal Park Methodist versus First Baptist at 6 45 p m and First Presbyterian versus St Pauls Episcopal at 7 30 p m YY M Young Men's games feature First Baptist versus Dueber Methodist and Crystal Park Methodist against St Pauls Episcopal at 9 45 p m SUNDAY City Class A Yale Clothes versus Timken AA and Mats Inc versus K of C at 3 p m Games Wanted: Westinghouse Class A contact Mick Toney 3904 6th St SW or phone 3-8743 3
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Cage Titlists To Meet In Cleveland Game
Cleveland hosts a 1942 professional basketball matchup at Public Hall tomorrow night as Oshkosh All Stars, National League champions, face Philadelphia Sphns, American League titleholders, in a decisive clash.
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Used Building Material Sells for Cash in Want Ads
Local classified section highlights available building materials offered for cash. Items include lumber tile and fixtures from homeowners clearing out stock. Shoppers are urged to call or visit listings for price and pickup details.
Bulldogs Rally past Alliance in dramatic overtime clash
McKinley repeats with a 37 35 overtime win over Alliance to notch their fourth straight victory. Garver and Cook sparked late pressure as Eddie Coleman scored early in OT while McKinley relied on strong defense and free throws to overcome a 10 point halftime deficit.
Sox Peddle Hurler Frankie Dasso to San Diego
Boston Red Sox announce the outright sale of right handed pitcher Frankie Dasso to San Diego of the Pacific Coast League. Dasso posted a 15 15 record with Hollywood last season.
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Tigers Beat Quakers 48 30 In Massillon Friday Night
Washington High Tigers defeated New Philadelphia Quakers 48 to 30 led by Chuck Buttermore with 15 points. Brenton Kirk of the Quakers exploded for 10 points in the second half while Bob Williams and Joe Harrison provided late spark for Massillon. The game featured two notable substitutions and a high scoring second period as Massillon built a 19 10 lead at halftime.
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Sebring Trojans Triumph Over Chaney in Nontown Tilt
Sebring Trojans defeated Youngstown Chaney 31-22 as aggressive rebounding and George Wilson led with 13 points. San derson added 11 for Sebring, who built 11-5, 17-14, and 28-17 period advantages. Sebring reserves won 31-29 in the preliminary.
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Collegiate Scores Across Multiple Games
Collegiate scores include Mt. Union 72 to 45 over Ohio Wesleyan and 46 to 40 for Washington over Michigan State. Other results feature St Johns 64 over Maryland 48, Naval Training 26 over oe 87, and Villanova 36 shadowing Detroit 31. Oregon State 36 and Texas A M 39, Kentucky 62 over Wash Lee 32, Stanford 56 to 26 Arizona, Santa Clara 57 beating California 55, Brigham Young 65 over Nevada 31, Montana 55 over Idaho 34, Colorado College 40 over Arizona State odds.
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Bears To Seek All Star Win At Polo Grounds
New York factory reports Chicago Bears face a selected all star squad from the NFL in a post season game at the Polo Grounds. The event, fourth in the annual series, draws an expected crowd over 40,000 with half of gate receipts aiding Navy Relief Society.
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Dover Crimsons Clinch First With 51 33 Marietta Win
Dover's Crimsons moved to 3-0 in the Central Ohio league by defeating Marietta 51 33. Dover led 19 11 after one period, 26 20 at halftime, and 37 31 entering the final quarter. Jack Swinderman scored 17, Bill Herman 13, and Bob Calkins had 11 for Marietta. Four players fouled out.
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Alumni spill N. Canton Vikings fall to alumni five
North Canton's high flying Vikings lost 28-23 to a seasoned alumni team. The varsity led 14-13 at halftime but trailed 20-15 in the third quarter and could not regain the lead. Handy Wolf and Ashbaugh each scored eight points while reserves won 26-20.
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Louisville Defeats Boardman for Sixth Win 31-25
Louisville Blue Raiders posted their sixth win of the season and first Tri-County League victory by beating Boardman 31 to 25 on their home court. Don McIntee led with 10 points, as Louisville trailed 9-3 after one quarter and 12-11 at halftime before pulling ahead 22-16 after three periods. Tom Moulin added nine points while Bruce Bixler, their top scorer, managed only three free throws. Wiltsie led Boardman with eight points.
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Lions Route Blue Devils With Second Half Drive
MINERVA The Minerva Lions crushed the Lisbon Blue Devils 48-20 in a Tri County league duel. After a tight first half 13-9 at intermission, Minerva outscored Lisbon 13-0 in the third to seize control, led by Jack Street and Jack Tarbett with 13 points each while Tom Fife topped Lisbon with 10. Minerva reserves won 36-28 in the prelim.
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Bears Triumph 66 19 Over Wooster In Fast Victory
Lehman Polar Bears stretched their record to three wins in four as they powered past Wooster 66 19 with a fast moving offense and dominant rebounding. Jack Finn and Ralph Sponseller led with 11 points apiece, while Jim Uebelhart added 10 before fouling out in the third quarter. Wooster was held to 6 of 53 from the field and got six points from John Guzzo as Lehman opened 12 2 and built a 52 12 margin by the end of the third. The Lehman reserves then rolled to a 54 8 win behind Jim Dorland who poured in 13. Next up Lehman hosts unbeaten Salem tonight at 7:30.
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Ohio Principals Will Ballot On New Grid Code Proposal
Ohio high school principals will ballot on adopting National Federation interscholastic rules for football next season. The vote follows a meeting of the Board of Control which proposed the switch, while critics led by Jim Robinson urged retention of current Ohio rules.
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Detroit Boxer Christoforidis Edges Surnette in Outpoint
Greece’s Anton Christoforidis, 162, defeats Detroit’s George Surnette, 164, on points in a ten round bout. In another welterweight clash, Hollywood’s Manuel Ortiz, 117, tops Oakland’s Tony Oliveira, 118, on points over ten rounds.
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Pick Ups, Gophers, Victorians Win in YMCA Fumble League
Friday night results show The Pick Ups led by Rowles with 16 points trouncing Phalanx 60 to 22 the Gophers defeating Waco 36 to 24 after leading the whole game and the Victorians stopping the Mi Ynagers 32 to 25 in YMCA Fumble league play.
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Yales Fall to Akron G A Club 54 46
Yale fell to Akron G A Club 54 to 46 at Belle Stone School. Wyndel Gray, formerly Akron South star, scored 18 for Akron as Yale trailed 38 to 21 at halftime. Carnes led Yale with 14 points.
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East Favored Over West In All-Star Tilt
East boosted by Bills Dudley and Chub Peabody, West led by Frankie Albert and two All Americans clash in the 17th East-West Shrine charity game. Coaches Bierman Kerr steer the East defense as 40 000 to 50 000 fans expected for the Canton start at 3 p m local time.
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Alumni Beat Augusta 27 25 In Friday Night Battle
The alumni cagers held off Augusta 27 to 25 with Roy Leatherberry scoring 15 points. They led 15 to 9 at halftime as Augusta staged a late rally that fell short in the final period.
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Several readers seek dinette suites in this Repository Want Ad section. An almost new red mahogany drop leaf Duncan Phyfe set is offered at 3715 Shanabruck NW. Call 8796 or 5101 to place a cheap ad and reach buyers before tomorrow’s paper.
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