McKinley Trims Massillon In Shooting Exhibition
UPI report covers a high scoring scrimmage where McKinley defeated Massillon 49 to 38 in a rapid pace exhibition. The piece also surveys sports gossip and notable birthdays among players and officials, with tangential notes on baseball commissioner candidates and other sports tidbits.
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McKinley
Massillon
McKinley Edges Massillon In High-Scoring Rivalry
A record 3,002 fans watched McKinley defeat Massillon 49 to 38 in Memorial Field House. McKinley benefited from strong free throws and rebounding led by Wendell Earley Ralph Zupp and Leroy Whitfield, while Massillon struggled with 23 team fouls and a high number of misfires as Allen Murray and Gene Hodgson led scoring in a tough Stark County rivalry.
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Wendell Earley
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Gene Hodgson
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Paul Schafer
Ralph Zupp
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Dave Meacham
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Murray
Schrade
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Snyder
O'R. Grier
Singleterry
Krisher
Abs Hightower
IE. Grier
Kiryakedes
Swarts
Eg Dempsey
O' Gibson
Brenner
McKin. R
Mas'in Res
McCoy
Daniels
Popoff
Alison
Poole
Khoenle
Meacham
Dommer
Horner
Lazaroff
Aes
Kovesci
Johnson
Good
Wilford
Wise
Stewart
Shafter
Tiger Freddie Close
Parks
J. H.dalrymple
Bob Lifft
St Vincent tops Central 47 39 in tough league clash
Central Catholic falls 47 39 to Akron St Vincent on home court as control and floor game lapses cost a third straight loss. Jerry Farley leads Central with 13 points while Jerry Stitz and St Vincent guard Jim OConnor pace the visitors with 11 each. Reserve scoring margins finalize the 41 28 in favor of Central in the second game.
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Catholic
Crusaders
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Fighting Irish
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ST. Vincent
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Canton
Akron
Eddie Wentz
Jerry Farley
Jim O’connor
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Saints
Bob Collison
Pat Anderson
Mike Rotunno
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McGaughey
Steve O'Connor
Albanese
Hintz
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Rotunno
L. Baldacci
Walchalk
Robb
Foore
Mars
G . Bee Coyle
Martin
Central Reserves
St. Vincent Reserves
District matches and scores across Canton area and Ohio colleges
A long list of high school and college basketball scores from various districts and cities in Ohio and surrounding states. Notable results include Dover 49 over Marietta 43, Perryville 67 over Chester 61, and Medina schools like Minerva 48. Ohio colleges such as Ohio University 72 Western Reserve 60 and Louisville 73 Miami Florida 60.
Doylestown Chippewas rout West Salem in 106 28 setback
Doylestown Chippewas overwhelmed West Salem 106 to 28 on Friday night led by Joe Williams with 29 points. Williams propelled Doylestown to its seventh straight win as Williams, Rocke, Petit and others contributed across the box. West Salem saw limited offense with Salem’s top scorers unable to mount a rally.
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Doylestown
Chippewas
Joe Williams
Doylest
Salem
FT Williams
Rocke
Petit
Nelson
Climalene Girls Triumph Over Chevrolet A. C. 24 16
The Climalene girls beat Chevrolet A. C. of Massillon 24 to 16 at Fairhope School on Friday night. Connie De Orio led Canton with 10 points.
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Canton Crew
Yale First Grid Winner
Yale defeated Michigan 17 to 0 in an 1881 interscholastic football game. Yale claimed the first grid victory in the series, marking an early milestone in college football history.
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YALE
Michigan
Dover Tornadoes snap skid with 49 43 win over Marietta
Dover improves to 2 3 after defeating Marietta 49 43 at home. Jake Lengler leads with 20 points as the Tornadoes trail 8 20 29 43 at halftime and pull away in the second half for the victory.
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iWeihl
Wilson
Youngstown Athletics to switch leagues this year
Nick Andolina president and co-owner of the Youngstown Athletics announced the club will move from the Middle Atlantic league to the Class A Central league. This marks a change in the team’s schedule and competition for the upcoming season.
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Youngstown Athletics
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Nick Andolina
Basketball Pioneer at Arizona since 1905
Basketball has been played at the University of Arizona since 1905, marking an early chapter in its college sports history.
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Wooster Defeats Loudonville 50 26 in Buckeye league clash
Wooster Generals dominated Loudonville 50 to 26 at home Friday night in a Central Buckeye League game. Wooster led 18-8 after the first quarter and pulled away to a 34-23 third quarter cushion. Bill Cardos led Wooster with 14 points while Loudonville’s Jack Augenstein scored 15 for the visitors as Loudonville suffered a second loss in five games.
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Carrollton Warriors Fall 68 48 at Uhrichsville Tigers
Carrollton traveled to Uhrichsville Friday night and was defeated 68 to 48 by the Tigers. The Tigers built a commanding lead and held off Carrollton’s late push to secure the win.
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Local Fives Seek Triumphs In Thlts Tonight
Toledo Macomber extended its unbeaten run to nine with a 59-39 victory over Toledo Woodward as Columbus East edged Columbus Central 64-63 for its sixth win in seven. A Memorial Fieldhouse doubleheader pits Lehman East against Timken Macomber at 7:15 and 8:30 respectively. McKinley visits Warren Black Panthers after Canton South beat them 39-35. Lehman and Timken face tough tests with key injuries and roster changes shaping the night.
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John Rotunno
Jim Scott
Henry Linder
Gerald Prestier
Bernard Ries
Warren
Panthers
Evening high school games at Memorial Fieldhouse tonight
Local Columbus East faces Lehman at 7 15 p m at Memorial Fieldhouse followed by Toledo Macomber versus Timken at 8 30 p m Also listed are McKinley at Warren Beach City at Jackson Canal Fulton at Waynesburg Greentown at East Canton Hartville at East Sparta Magnolia at Middlebranch Alumni at Marlboro Uniontown at Randolph a Class B League clash Frazersburg at Dover St Joseph Sugarcreek at West Lafayette Loudonville at Wooster Seville at Apple Creek Augusta at New Waterford Lakeville at Berlin Jefferson Union at Scio and district collegiate Kent State at Michigan State Normal Wooster at Case Tech.
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Orrville Red Riders top Millersburg 54 36 in Friday clash
Orrville defeated Millersburg 54 to 36 as Howard Zook led Orrville with 19 points. The Red Riders improved to 4 wins in seven games while Millersburg fell to 1-6. A note adds the Chicago Cardinals pro team history from 1899.
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Williams Stops Gatica in 2 09. title bid for Aragon planned
New York January 6 Williams the reformed champion stopped Jose Gatica in the first round at Madison Square Garden earning a 2 09 stoppage as the crowd watched Hale Williams floored Gatica three times with a left hook and a right hook before referee Ray Miller stopped the bout Gatica suffered his second loss in 57 fights and Williams prepared for a title defense against Art Aragon in Los Angeles with a 19372 gross gate reported
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Jose
United States
Peterson to join air national guard amid Carroll bid
Bill Peterson, former Ohio State quarterback prospect, leaves John Carroll University to begin active duty with the air national guard. He was considered likely to compete for the quarterback position at John Carroll University.
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Bill Peterson
Ohio State
Air National Guard
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Local 1200 Basketball Practice Tonight at Northeast YMCA
The Local 1200 team will hold a practice session tonight at 8 o'clock at the Northeast YMCA. Coach announces open gym for players and possible drills, inviting members to attend and sharpen skills ahead of upcoming games.
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Y.M.C.A
Northern Seniors Favored Today in Mobile Bowl Tilt
In Mobile Alabama on January 6 the Senior Bowl pits South led by coach Steve Owens against North under Alvin McMillin. The North is favored by six points due to backfield stars Kyle Rote Leon Heath and passers Claude Arnold Fran Nagle Eddie Talboom. Eddie Salem and Bucky Curtis provide a strong South passing threat. Fifty four players will share the gate receipts.
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Ala
Steve Owen
Alvin
Bo) McMillin
S.M. U
Kyle Rote
Oklahoma
Leon Heath
Claude Arnold
Fran Nagle
Nebraska
Eddie Talboom
Wyoming
Eddie Salem
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Bucky Curtis
Barons Battle Indians in Cleveland Tonight
Cleveland hosts Springfield in a Western Division tilt as the Barons seek to extend a 12 point margin. The Indians, last in the East, have split four prior meetings with the Barons, each side winning twice on home ice.
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Springfield Indians
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Indians
Canton South Clippers Rally Past Warren Harding in Low-Scoring Battle
Canton South Wildcats hold off Warren Harding 39 to 35 on home floor for their third win in four starts. Bungard leads South with 19 points while Warren guard John Vlad adds nine. South shoots 14 of 61 from the field. Warren hits 11 of 57.
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Red) Ash
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Larry Krebs
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Bill Reed
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T Wilson
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Aoe
Seem
Spatin Hai Barnes
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Es Reed
Double Bill at Madison Square Garden Tonight
Eastern teams share the spotlight as City College of New York meets St Josephs Philadelphia and St John s faces Syracuse in a two game bill at Madison Square Garden tonight.
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Philadelphia
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