Bowlers Struggle as Scores Falter in Canton Leagues
Last night’s bowling saw few 600s with only seven reaching the mark. Elmer Quinn led AA Truckers at 647 as Stark Dry Goods swept People’s Globe, while Joe Slaughter 626 Fred Miller 622 and Ed Neff 612 topped Stark’s win. Kroth Glass and Texaco battled for first with a tie after two games. Multiple leagues show tight races as teams contest top spots across Central Commercial to Automotive circuits.
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Canton Business Men’s League
Elmer Quinn
AA Truckers
Martin Texaco
Joe Slaughter
Fred Miller
Ed Neff
Stark Dry Goods
People’s Globe
Kroth Glass
Hufler Flowers
Texaco
Globes
Stark
Central Commercial
Chick Fasano
Stone Grills
Pioneer Meats
Terrier
Scotties
Mayfair Taverns
Centrals
Harry Kuntzman
Hoover
Harold
Tool Makers
Timken
Police
Sam Flash
Eagle Fraternal
Burson Auto Sales
Central Garage
Berger
Shippers
Mechanical
Cricket Grill
Tony
Industrial
Sohios
Crane Co
Tool Design
Hercules Motors
Model DIX
DIX
Cadillac Sales
Nobil Shoes
Canton Hardwares
Auto
Wholesale
Pickup
Office
Tony's Sohio
Golden Pheasant
Gamb
Smoke Shop Mayfair Tavern
Tanner Swayze
Melt Shop
Stark Brick
Gamb, Anneal
Walt & Roby
Werren’s Sohio
Mc Kinney
Canton Duco
Dept. No
Scotty’s Cafe
Sears
Pioneers
Met
Gam. Anneal
Recreation
Smoke Shop
Hercules Morning Dept
L Crane Co
Gam, Shipp
Tonys
Macomber
Tool Maker
Victor
Canton
Duco
Met. Lab
Burson Auto
Roller Bros
Baker’s Cafe
Auto Clinic
Mannin-VanSickle
Stone’s Grill
Bursons
SOL Auto Clinic
Bre. Order
Southpaws
Cal-Pre Church
Ry. Eng
Business Men Builders
Estimators
Huffer Flowers
Elks Club Kroth Glass
Texaco Service
Cal-Pre Ch
Canton Hardware
Kroth
Hoover Om A. L Antlers
Huffers
Peoples
Motors
Stark Dry
East Sparta Agitators
Cad. Olds Sales
Merchants
Gan. Olds Service
U. S
Dyke Motor
Amer. Legion
Ohio China
Legion
Acme Laundry
Canton City Lines
Ohio
Wright Seeks Scheduling Fix With Mt Union And Carroll
Wright reports difficulties scheduling hoops games due to exams and venue issues. He proposes Mt Union play John Carroll at Cathedral Latin in Cleveland if Benedictine is unavailable, and notes Case repeatedly declined games. Wright defers to Coach Conley, with Mt Union facing Bowling Green and another game this weekend.
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Mt. Union
Wright
Benedictine
Conley
Cleveland
John Carroll
Cathedral Latin
Bowling Green
Mr. Union
Jeff Carlin
Purple Raiders
Fridlay
Louis Baer benefit fight aims for indoor gate record
New York boxing show at Madison Square Garden pits Joe Louis against Buddy Baer for navy relief funds. Promoter Mike Jacobs bets on a record indoor gate as 20 000 expected attendees would push receipts past the 201 613 mark set in 1927. Louis and Baer contribute large shares to the fund, with optimism a six figure total for sailors families emerges.
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Sid Feder
Associated Press
New York
Madison Square Garden
Joe Louis
Buddy Baer
Navy Relief Fund
Mike Jacobs
Miami
Jimmy Maloney
Jack Delaney
Kingdom
Navy
Mike
Louis
Baer
Mats Inc. Extends Lead With 49-35 Victory
Mats Inc. widened their first place lead in the Y. M. C. A. Industrial Class A league with a 49-35 win over Timken for their fourth victory. Hoovers beat Westinghouse 43-37 and Berley defeated Republic Steel 40-28. In Class B Canton Drop Forges earned their fourth win by edging Repository 30-28, Ohio Power beat Republic Stamping 32-7, and Sanitary Milk edged Desbold 26-25.
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Y. M. C. A. Industrial
Mats Inc
Timken
Hoovers
Westinghouse
Berley
Republic Steel
Canton Drop Forges
Repository
Ohio Power
Republic Stamping
Sanitary Milk
Desbold
Timkens Mats Inc
Kutka
Wolfe
Battista
Sifox
Snyder
Miller
Lyle
Faver
Cramer
Triner
Meister
Hoffman
Davis P
Swihart
Rohr
Esas
Cette
Hoovers Mohler
Shaffer O Sponseller A
Kacergis
A ‘Zeiger
Boltres
Flage
Smith
Demott
Brendle
Scanton
Ol Chambers
Katin
Baines
Harley Wolfe
Eovala
Miller Savage
Brown O
Jackson
Hazer
Jones
iPfalzgraf
Merriman
Aeschbach
Pagan Ohio Power
Bucitti
Republic Stamp
Bair
B. Richards
Swagger
Battist Carney
Zettler
Bader Marcoaldi
Reynolds
Shaheen
Kline
Evans
Mercer
Pasko
DeLong White
McKulvy
Ze Sanitary Milk Diehold
Cryder A
Moore Snyder
Henning Marks
Janson
Storch
Heinz
Ol Little ‘Richardson
Mae
von Wyl
Moore
Three Class D basketball games at Belden School
Three teams opened with wins as Mc Caves Shoe Repair beat Lanning Confectionery 30-19, Smith Grocers defeated Northeast Wildcats 31-20, and Holy Trinity outscored TJT 26-16 in a Belden School event.
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Belden
McCaves Shoe Repair
Lanning Confectionery
Smith Grocers
Northeast Wildcats
Holy Trinity
T.J.T
McCave Shoe
Lanning Conf. Ongerth A
Sanchez
Seemann
Gyer
Borelo
Alvarez Pearson ” A
Wilson
Cordier
Brucker oOo
Koelbert
Patterson
Snyder Ai oOo
Krome Uv
Grirod
McCave Shoes
Lanning Confee
Holy Trinnity
Fairmount
Belden School
Union Metal
Ahepa
Fairmount Jrs. Milnes
Ahepa Jrs
Lassos
Reagan
Padas Eo O Ring
Vretas
Kotch
Hontas
Lozier
Marinos
Steve
Rippel
Fairmount Jrs
Union Metal Holy Trinity Burnheart
Rafailedes
Albert
Kolenter
Meyers
Lem
Opo
Los
Amadord
Sparks
Karros
Zounce
Zantop
Ree Pantels
Breezy Breefs Wide World Sports
New York sports brief mentions Joe Louis pursuing his 28th consecutive victory against Buddy Baer with possible title defense for Army relief. Includes mythic lineups and notes on Paul Brown’s winter football stance at Ohio State, Lew Fonseca film work, and a playful roster list for Uncle Sam. Also references DuRoucher departure and Maine coach Kenyon’s four man defense idea.
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Wide World Sports
EW York
Joe Louis
Buddy Baer Tomorrrow
Max Schmeling
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Joe
Army Relief Fund
Army
Jack Dempsey
Jack
York
Paul Brown
Ohio State
Lew Fonseca
Durocher
St. Louis
Sarasota
Fla
Paul Derringer
New York
Leo
Fordham
Rhode Island
Bill Kenyon
Maine
Quote Unquote Joe Louig Says He Fights for Country
Joe Louig declares, I ain't fightin for nothing. I'm fightin for my country, asserting his motive and dedication amid wartime discussions.
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Joe Louig
Skiers to Travel by Bus from Cleveland This Weekend
Cleveland skiers heading to Pennsylvania snowfields will travel by bus this weekend due to government priorities. Snow trains are likely to be arranged later.
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Cleveland
Pennsylvania Snowfields
Grade School League Results Hit by Tuesday Games
In grade school league action Tuesday Cherry defeated Horace Mann 46 21 Burns defeated Fairmount 46 7 and Garfield beat Baxter 28 21.
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Cherry
Horace Mann
Burns
Fairmount
Garfield
Baxter
Fairmount Burns
Ackerman Ra
Roral
Lilly
Martinez
Fondren
Ues
Anastas Zantopoul
J. Koros'des
Stoll
Turf
Godagides
Gaskin
Cosgrave
Locke
Wurhnich
Petroff
Risher
Pkay i
Lanecaster
H. Compton
Pappas
D. Compton
Cook
Ric
Garfield Zandt
Erbland
Bundy
Perez
Clemens
Bonovick
Smith É
Umiaut
Greaves
Dorto
Lower
Mackin
Ong
Iolin
Strong Sebring Five To Meet Louisville Blue Raiders
A seasoned Sebring quintet paced by Dick Sanderson, a Tri County league staple, travels to Louisville to face the Blue Raiders in a league duel. Sebring has won five of six, with Sanderson and Penrose at forwards, Wilson at center, Gorby and Miller at guards. Louisville counters with Vie l and McIntyre at forwards, Bixler at center, Hoover and Shelley at guards, aiming for a second Tri County win and seventh win overall. Reserve game at 7 30 p.m.
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Sebring
Dick Sanderson
Louisville Blue Raiders
Trojans
Harry Lohr
Sanderson
Ken Penrose
George Wilson
Beryl Gorby
Charles Miller
Wayne Ashbaugh
Jim Vieland
Don McII
Forty Trotters Eligible for Hambletonian at Good Time Park
Forty three year old trotters remain eligible for the Hambletonian at Good Time park in August, led by Colby Hanover the 1941 two year old champion owned by I W Gleason and C W Phellis. The list was announced today from Goshen New York by International News Service.
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International News Service
Goshen
N. Y
Colby Hanover
I. W. Gleason
C. W. Phellis
Yankees must resume search for good first baseman
The New York Yankees face an open first base job after Lou Gehrig's departure. Babe Dahlgren proved insufficient as Gehrig’s successor, and Joe Gordon was tried without solving the vacancy. Ed Barrow rejected a high price for Dolph Camilli, leaving the 1942 season prospects unsettled amid wartime player shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Dolph Camilli
Larry MacPhail
Brooklyn Dodgers
Camilli
Ed Barrow
MacPhail
Gehrig
Babe Dahlgren
Joe Gordon
The Champ's Shot and Yankee Rumors in 1941
The passage notes Johnny Sturm’s limited value and the Yankees considering Gerald Priddy Buddy Hassett and Tommy Henrich at first base while Stiner visits Nebraska. Oregon State travels to Corvallis and Nebraska seeks a successor to coach Biff Jones who has been drafted into the army.
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Johnny Sturm
Sam
Yankees
Gerald Priddy
Buddy Hassett
Tommy Henrich
Stiner
Nebraska
Oregon State
Corvallis
Biff Jones
Rumors Persist Stiner Seeks Nebraska Post
Corvallis Oregon campus rumor notes Lon Stiner, Oregon State Rose Bowl coach, is considering Midwest coaching posts including Nebraska, his alma mater, amid denial by OSU officials.
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Stiner
Nebraska Post
Corvallis
Ore
Lon Stiner
Oregon State
Nebraska
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Louis-Baer
Battle
Scholastic Industrial
Hugh Fullerton, Jr
Uncle Sam
Arthur Patterson
N.Y. Herald-Tribune
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Hank Greenberg
Tigers
Ruddy Lewis
Senators
Carvel Rowell
Braves
Claude Corbitt
Montreal Dodgers
Cecil Travis
Ken Silvestri
Bob Feller
Indians
Hugh Mulcahy
Phillies
Freddie ‘Hutchinson
Mickey Harris
Red’ Sox
Charley Stancey
Steve Peek
Rabbit Maranville
Timmy Sullivan
Strong Sebring
Louisville
New York Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Ne 'Hatton
Imperial
Michigan
Massachusetts
Hiram Walker
America
Hiram Widlers
Tushey
Hiram Walker & Sona
Peoria
Illinois
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