Canton Bowlers Face Busy Campaign Week At Open Finale
Canton bowling standings show Marty Dugan leading with 191 average and his son Paul close at 189 in KC Business Men league. Other circuits report top averages in YMCA Sociable, Moose Class B, and Sanitary Seal tests with notable performances by Peg McDermott, Amy Ream, and Earl Cravener. Canton Silents drop opener to Youngstown before sweeping next two. Acme Laundry women crush men by over 200 pins. Harry Yockey posts 580 in Re pository league as Editor atop Circulations.
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Marty Dugan
Paul
Marty
Canton
al Shota
Fred Bowen
Johnny Carpenter
Don Follet
al Primault
Anthony (Tee) Gambler
Canton Drop Forge
Earl Cravener
Moose
Joe de Petri
Chuck Wiggins
Butch Fauch
Rauch
C. Baughman
Cincinnati
Peg McDermott
Amy Ream
Lil Caskey
Hilda Schrantz
Ream
McDermott
Caskey
Floyd Hughes Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars League
Reuters
Steel Dept
Acme Laundry Girls
Acme
Castamall
Dora Coxsee
Canton Silents
Youngstown Silents
de Luxe
de Petri
Piero
Wiggins
Pennell
Fouch
W. de Petri
Goerke
Bonsky
Nanamaker
Deames
Mozea
Mills
FE. Miller
Nuzum
Kliever
P. Libertore
Bowen
Nicod
Maddrell
Cottes
Russell
Stephan
Meyer
Hurray
P. Kintz
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Gockstetter
Nusbaums
Joe Kendra
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Veterans OF Foreign Wars
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Cooties Pup
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Editorial
Youngstown
Bulldogs Face St Vincent And Warren Clubs This Week
Canton area high school basketball features nine games as Lehman Lincoln Timken McKinley St John and others clash twice. McKinley’s coach Rearick seeks focus after Massillon loss with Ernie Parks stepping up. Bikis injured, Huddleston limited. St John seeks title bid, Minerva hosts Waynesburg, Alliance visits Massillon, Minerva welcomes Sebring.
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McKinley
Bulldogs
Massillon
Akron St. Vincent
St. John
Louisville
McKinley Music Room
Warren
Lehman
Euclid Shore
Timken
Sebring
Lincoln
Akron Ellet
Malvern
Bup Rearick
Eddie Coleman
Johnny Bikis
Dick Huddleston
Timken Trojans
Nick Vulcan
Tom Shumick
Dave Capobianco
Bikis
Dan Myers
Newton Falls
Polar Bears
Cleveland East Tech
Jack Finn
Bears
Jim Uebelhart
Jack Lothamer
Jim Snyder
Lincoln’s Lions
Trojans
St. John’s Crusaders
Minerva
Waynesburg
Alliance
Tigers
East Liverpools
Tennis Meet Shifted to Tulane in New Orleans
Dr. Wilbur C. Smith Tulane athletic director announces the national intercollegiate tennis tournament will be held this June at Tulane. The event moves to New Orleans under the NCAA's new rotating plan.
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New Orleans
Wilbur C. Smith
Tulane University
Tulane
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Net Pros at Cleveland Showdowns Highlight Top Pros
International News Service reports a Cleveland tennis card featuring Frank Kovacsi versus Don Budge and Fred Perry against Bobby Riggs in singles. doubles matchups pair Budge with Perry against Kovacs and Riggs, who recently turned professional.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Frank Kovacsi
Don Budge
Fred Perry
Bobby Riggs
Budge
Perry
Kovacsan Riggs
Hoppe and Cochran Idle While Champs Battle
Champion Willie Hoppe of New York and rival Welker Cochran of San Francisco sit out today as the 1942 world three cushion billiards title contenders clash. Hoppe won 50 29 in 25 innings over Earl Lookabaugh. Cochran defeated Arthur Thurnblad 50 20 in 39 innings. Chamaco beat Rubin 50 46 in 62 innings. Reiselt lost to Schaefer 0 40 in 60 innings in the opening bouts.
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International News Service
Chicago
Willie Hoppe
New York
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Hoppe
Earl T Lookabaugh
Cochran
Arthur Thurnblad
Kenosha
Wis
Meyers Lake Icees Win Over Monument
Meyers Lake hockey team defeated Monument 3 0 at home with one goal each period. Kenny Kampfer scored twice and Pete Oldhausen added the third as Monument played without their regular goalie. Kampfer and Konovsky are arranging future games and Monument seeks goalie candidates after 3 pm at Monument pond.
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Meyers Lake
Monument Sextet
Kenny Kampfer
Pete Oldhausen
Kampfer
Milan Konovsky
Back Outside Eight From World Figure Skating Champion Megan Taylor
Megan Taylor presents an instructional note on the back outside eight for skaters. It covers takeoff from both feet, knee position, arm and leg swing, rotation timing, and looking directions to balance and trace the circle, with a hint to later switch to inner-look method. Next: Back inside eight.
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Megan Taylor
Louis Joins Army as World Champion Boxer
World heavyweight champion Joe Louis passes a military physical at 9 am before induction, heads to Camp Upton for six weeks of training, likely to join the army morale division. Also notes Billy Loose prepares for a Cleveland bout with Jimmy Bivins, Don McNeill sweeps in Mexico City, and Babe Ruth hospital stay. Jesse Owens named national director of physical education in civilian defense for Negroes. Five Ohio State players to join the Navy after interviews with Gene Tunney. Billy Conn to fight Henry Cooper in Toledo.
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Joe Louis
Louis
Camp Upton
Long Island
Army
Billy Loose
Farrell
Jimmy Bivins
Cleveland
Don McNeill
Eugenio Tapia
Mexico City
Babe Ruth
King
Oregon State
Anton Christoforidis
Cincinnati
Ezzard Charles
Bob Shaw
Ohio State
Husky Buckeye
Leonarda Koenig
Fremont
Jesse Owens
Dick Fisher
John Mallabrin
Sam Fox
Jack Stephenson
Joe Novak
Navy
Gene Tunney
Columbus
Billy Conn
Henry Cooper
New York
Toledo
Restrictive fishing rules set for Portage lakes
The state conservation division bans fishing in Portage lakes from March 1 to June 30 in five channels and closes shoreward spawning areas May 1 to June 15 to protect bass and bluegills. Summit Lake remains polluted and not subject to the ban.
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Portage Lakes
Canton
State Conservation Division
Summit Lake
Whittaker to stay at Bowling Green
Robert Whittaker signed today to continue indefinitely as football coach at Bowling Green University. He will also take over as track coach and teach several summer classes.
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Associated Press
Bowling Green
Robert Whittaker
Bowling Green University
Whittaker
Miami University
Hogan Two Strokes Back As Pros Expect Veteran To Weaken
Harry Cooper, 39, holds a two stroke lead over Benny Hogan entering the final round of the $10,000 Los Angeles Open at Hillcrest Country Club. Hogan shot 72 to go with 70 and 70 for 212, while Snead and Thomson trail within three. Horton Smith, Byron Nelson, Shute and Demaret remain in the hunt as the field closes in on the winner’s purse.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Harry Cooper
California
Bros
Cooper
Hillcrest Country Club
Benny Hogan
America
Hogan
Sam Snead
Jimmy Thomson
del Monte
Snead
Hot Springs
Horton Smith
Byron Nelson
Denny Shute
Jimmy Demaret
Lawson Little
Ralph Guldahl
Little
Guldahl
Johnny Bulla
Industrial BB action and city league results
Industrial basketball games featured Belden Canton Drop Forge, Republic South, and Republic Stamping among others. In City Class A Mats Inc. claimed first with a 59 31 win over Timken, while Serans beat K of C 36 29 and Yale Clothes defeated Akron Steinbergers 55 45 in a non league clash. Newark Dover Newark-Dover Crimson fell 40 38 to Newark in a close Saturday tilt.
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Industrial BB
Belden
Canton Drop Forge
Republic South
Republic Stamping
Sterling Bakers
Jay
Box
Republic Met Labs
Mats Inc
Timken A. A
Bob Wolfe
Serans
Sabin
Flagg
Fiore
Yale Clothes
Akron Steinbergers
Newark Shades
DOVER
Newark
Bill Herman
Connor
Seesholtz
Carmela
Snelling
Herman
Starrett
Swad’man
Lawrence
Schu’kr
Gorsuch
Mank
Pet. Mats Inc
Timken A. A. Mats Inc
Kutka
Wolfe
Battista
Fox
Lyle
Miller
Fryer
Maker
Triner
Meister
Hoffman
Davis
McKinley
Mats Inc. Gegen K
C. Lo’ Hara
Hurray
Baines
Scanlon
Roth
Welsh
Flagsy
Leah
Laubacker
Katin
Hinton
Martin
K. of Co
Serans Il
Yale
Akron Morrison
Swinderman
iServis
Simpson
R. Snyder
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Garcia
Gensley
J. Snyder West Thompson
Appleby Oc
Hegal
Coey Johnston
Hayes
Yale Clothes Kron
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P. Konovsky
Olnhausen & D. Lewers
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Ray Davis
Megan Jaylor
Sports Charter
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Bob Clunk
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Louisville Sportsmen’s Club
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Stark County Sportsmen
Sportsmen
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Pennsylvania
Minute Men
Beaver
Dan Shetler
Canton Pistol Club
Diebold Safe and Lock Co
Prof. Shetler
Perry Ferrall
al Ferrall
Riley McDaniel
John Marteney
Sam Brenneman
Ralph Ampleby
West North
Hartford
Holy Trinity
11Th St. Church of God
Union Metal
Ahepa Jr
Fairmont Jr
Otto Ammont
Ohio
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