Timken to Host Newton Falls in Timken Gym
Timken Vocational High School revives a get acquainted policy for basketball night, announcing Trojans and Newton Falls players from the court and offering a public address reveal to boost fan enjoyment. Williams considers Mt Union or McKinley for the Timken McKinley game to maximize attendance and minimize travel for students. a pool record set by local swimmers highlights recent sports feats.
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Timken
Canton
Lliams
Mt. Union
Williams
Trojans
Alliance
Columbus
Jim Guist
Glen Moore
Bobby Hoffman
Akron
Moore
Bill Kershner
Herb Winter
McKinley High
Marshall Nips Toledo 43 37 In Tight Zone Defense
Marshall college edged Toledo 43 to 37 at Huntington as Jim Wilson scored 17 to lead the Huntington five to its ninth win without defeat this season. Toledo’s Bob Gerber was held to 12 and Bart Quinn to five as Marshall’s zone stymied the Rockets.
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United Press
Marshall College
Rockets
Toledo
Marshall
Bob Gerber
Bart Quinn
Ledo
Jim Wilson
Huntington
Baldwin-Wallace
Ohio
Bowling Green
B-W
Westminister
Youngstown
Leo Mogus
Youngstown Guard
Canal Fulton to Meet Navarre in Loop Clash
Canal Fulton Indians and Navarre Rams both hold three wins and three losses in Stark County Class B league play. The loop tilt at Navarre tonight is expected to be close as seven Friday and five Saturday league games are scheduled.
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Canal Fulton Indians
Navarre Rams
Stark County
Navarre
Barrow Returns to Desk After Illness
New York Yankees president Ed Barrow resumes duties at his desk after recovering from a cold. He had been absent at his Larchmont home while ill.
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Barrow
New York
Ed Barrow
The
New York Yankees
Larchmont
Joe Louis Hands Large Check to Naval Relief
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis and his managers signed a brief ceremony in New York before his induction into the army at Camp Upton. The Naval Relief Society will receive 89,092.01 dollars from the title defense against Buddy Baer at Madison Square Garden last Friday night.
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United Press
New York
Joe Louis
Naval Relief Society
Camp Upton
Long Island
Army
Louis
Julian Black
John Roxborough
Mike Jacobs
Navy
Joe
Buddy Baer
Madison Square Garden
Billy Conn Returns with Ten Round Knockout of Henry Cooper
Billy Conn, after eight months out, returned to the ring at the University of Toledo fieldhouse and defeated Henry Cooper of Brooklyn in ten rounds before 9,000 fans. Conn dominated most rounds with Cooper landing a few body rights in the fifth.
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United Press
Toledo
Billy Conn
Henry Cooper
Brooklyn
University of Toledo
Conn
Cooper
Bears To Hold Slight Margin On Experience
The Lincoln Lions and Lehman Polar Bears meet in a senior high clash in Lincoln gym as two city rival squads renew a cage feud. Lehman carries a 5-1 mark to Lincoln’s 4-1, with coach Jim Snyder’s team leveraging a fast, aggressive offense and added height from Jack Finn. Lincoln relies on long range shooting from Harold Sibert Ed Lipschutz and Bob Slobodnick to offset Lehman's defense in a game that could hinge on experience. The Lehman reserves and Lincoln reserves will tangle in the 7 15 preliminary.
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Lincoln Lions
Lehman Polar Bears
Lincoln
Bears
Lions
Timken
Lehman
Jim Snyder
Jack Finn
Chet Fair
Bill Kloss
Finn
Ralph Sponseller
Jim Uebelhart
Fair
Sponseller
Polar Bears
Uebelhart
Jack Lothamer
Harold Sibert
Ed Lipschutz
Bob Slobodnick
Ray Preusser
Junie Ferrall
Slobodnick
Sibert
Preusser
Lipschutz
Mike Rejina
Akron Ball Club Trades Four for Ed Donnelly
Akron of the Middle Atlantic league traded four players and cash for second baseman Ed Donnelly of the Amsterdam club. The players were Bill Balfour, Bill Woop, and Charlie Hagg from Easton in the Eastern Shore league, and Salvatore Reca of Butler in the Penn State Association.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
N. Y
Akron
Ed Donnelly
Amsterdam Baseball Club
Bill Balfour
Bill Woop
Charlie Hagg
Easton
Salvatore Reca
Butler
Penn State Association
Ice fishing activity and local sporting events at Canton area
Fear ICE fishermen at Congress lake have begun winter operations with rising turnout after the weekend. Bluegills and bass were caught, largest about two and a half pounds. Minerva Sportsmen's club meets tonight at 8 with Spot the dog stunts, a talk by Bob Minshall, and raccoon farm films. Various regional weather and forest fire notes follow, plus skeet and trap shooting results and schedule at Stark Gun Club.
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Congress Lake
Congress
Canton
Meyers
Sippo
Cable
American Legion Hall
Minerva
E. W. Hackenberry
Barberton
Spot
Bob Minshall
The
Ohio Conservation
Milan
Roscoe van Pelt
Cage Calendar GAMES TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY
City Class C features Belden Holy Trinity versus 11th St Church of God at 7. Union Metal meets Ahepa Jr at 8 with Fairmont Jr idle. Wednesday brings City Class CD games including Grocers at 7 and Holy Trinity at 7, J T versus McCave Shoe Repair at 8, Wildcats versus Lanning Confectionery at 8, Y M C A Class A has Berleys versus Hoovers at 7 and Timken against Westinghouse at 9. Republic Steel versus Mats Inc at 9. In Class B Diebold plays Buxcos at 7, Sanitary Milk versus Ohio Power at 8, Repository versus Drop Forge at 9. Grade School League lists McGregor at Baxter, Belle Stone at Burns, Cedar at Stark, Market at Woodland, Roosevelt at Worley.
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Belden
Holy Trinity
11Th St. Church of God
Union Metal
Ahepa Jr
Fairmont Jr
Belden Ao Grocers
J. T
McCave Shoe Repair
N. FE. Wildcats
Lanning Confectionery
Berleys
Hoovers
Timken
Westinghouse
Republic Steel
Mats Inc
Diebold
Buxcos
Sanitary Milk
Ohio Power
Repository
Drop Forge
McGregor
Baxter
Belle Stone
Burns
Cedar
Stark
Market
Woodland
Roosevelt
Worley
District Golf Slate Unchanged At Present
The Canton District Golf association expects its 1942 tournament schedule to continue largely as in prior years with wartime effects limited. President John Jacob Jr. cites possible changes from ball shortages and club scarcity to tire rationing and caddie availability, but notes cooperation with the USGA on exhibition matches for war charities and daylight saving time may boost after work play.
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Canton District Golf Association
John Jacob Jr
District Association
Jacob
Uncle Sam
Canton
Ers
Close first round games in Industrial BB league
Monday night at Belden school Canton Drop Forge Corrugated Box and Sterling Bakers won close games. The Forges beat Republic Steel South Division 27 25 to hold off a late Republic rally. Corrugated Box defeated Republic Met Lab 2012 despite a 9 0 last stanza run. The Bakers beat Republic Stamping 26 17 with Bixler scoring 14 points.
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Belden
Canton Drop Forge
Corrugated Box
Sterling Bakers
Forges
Republic Steel
Republic
Bakers
Bixler
GFT
Sterling
Carney
Troyon
Mizer
McKalvey
Hoffman
Marcoaldi
Brewer
Hersberger
Richards
McKibbon
Reimer
Corrugated
T! Met. Lab
Stoner Valet
Erbland A
Dehn
Warner
Weaver Owens
Beamer Prentice
Whal Russo
Glenn Sturm
Bryan
Heinzroth
Glenn
Whelan
Repub Met Lab
Drop Forge GT South Div
GFT Jones
Crewes
Johnstone
Yant
Pealzgraf
Johnson
Houtz Nardo
Hagen
Seward
Savage
Roth Ono
Shock
Warstler
Hartford routs West North as Kaytia scores 22
Hartford dominated West North 47 to 8 with Kaytia posting 22 points while Belle Stone beat Roosevelt 33 to 15, highlighting strong performances in girls basketball action.
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Hartford
West North
Kaytia
Belle Stone
Roosevelt
Tien North
Gee
Chachanis
B. Payne
Hughes
Shearer
McCreary
Tracy
D. Payne
Sheets
Arnold
Guster Watkins
Smythe
Thompson
Brown A
Stertzbach
Davis Kain
Dryden
Decker New
Hartford W. North
Nayton
Hungarian Bulldogs Crush N E All Stars 75 36
The Hungarian Bulldogs routed the N E All Stars 75 to 36 behind a dominant performance led by Bhiary who scored 35 points. The strong offense and stifling defense sealed the lopsided victory on the road.
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N. E. All Stars
Bhiary
Getian
GET Keszeg
Senter
Skropits
J. Reti
Zenovic
Bandi
Compton
Demcak
Charles
A. Reti
Trojans Aim For Sixth Win In Home Matchup
Timken Trojans host Newton Falls in a battle for a sixth win in seven after an offensive drill from Coach L J Kemp. Lincoln winner starters include Harnichar Miles Nemet with Neiss at center and Layshock at forward. Tigers counter with a quick, skilled lineup and no height edge.
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Timken Trojans
Newton Falls
Timken Court
Tigers
L. J. Kemp
Mike Harnichar
Benson Miles
al Nemet
Kemp
Gilbert Layshock
Paul
Bob Neiss
Harnichar
Nement
Neiss
Rooster
Miles
Layshock
Kolesar
Nemet
Danny Myers
Trojans
Lincoln
Johnny Bikis
Sebring
Burton Melcher
Dave Capobianco
Dick Huddleston
Nick Vulcan
Tom Schumick
Timken
North Canton
Hogan and Thomson Clash in LA Open Playoff for 3500 First
Ben Hogan of Texas and Jimmy Thomson of California met in a playoff for the 3500 top prize after both finished yesterday at 282 for four rounds. The winner earns 3500, the loser 1700, while Harry Cooper tied for third with Sammy Snead and Chick Harbert, each taking 900.
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United Pros
Los Angeles
Ben Hogan
Texas
Jimmy Thomson
California
Hogan
Thomson
Harry Cooper
Minneapolis
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
Chick Harbert
Battle Creek
Mich
College Scores Report From A Large Meet
Illinois over Ohio State 58 to 49. Baldwin Wallace 44 over Bowling Green 35. Marshall 42, Toledo 37. Indiana 40, Purdue 39. Nebraska 51, Missouri 45. Wisconsin 56, Chicago 24. Michigan 34, Northwestern 22. Notre Dame 51, Syracuse 35. Butler 41, Depauw 34. Bradley Tech 50, Duquesne 46. Duke 52, Virginia Military 47. San Diego State 27, California 26. Oregon State 52, Washington State 47.
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Illinois
Ohio State
Baldwin- Wallace
Bowling Green
Marshal
Toledo
Indiana
Purdue
Nebraska
Missouri
Wisconsin
Chicago
Michigan
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Syracuse
Butler
Depauw
Bradley Tech
Duquesne
Duke
Virginia Military
San Diego State
California
Oregon State
Wash. State
Organised Roadwork Shows Boxer Training Method
Jud son Lincoln of Maryland weighs 127 pounds and trains for boxing by running with the cross country team in College Park Maryland.
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College Park
Judson Lincoln
Maryland
Breezy Br iefs World Wide Sports Notes
Breezy briefs from sports pages note Joe Louis KO of Buddy Baer at 256 rounds and his Fort Jay registration 374. Ray Robinson moves to Louis training quarters for Zivic tilt. Chanute Field basketball to face Great Lakes with Bob Menke vs Bill Menke. private Rowell from Edgeworth Arsenal to Boston comments on games and steaks.
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Hugh Fullerton Jr
York
Harlem
Joe Louis
Buddy Baer
Joe
Fort Jay
Louig
Frank Tolbert
Fort Worth
GREENLEAF TO SEEK SECOND BILLIARD WIN
Ralph Greenleaf of Monmouth Illinois, a 17 time pocket billiards champion, won his first match in the current three rail tournament 50 to 48 in 57 innings over Johnny Fitzpatrick of Los Angeles and advances to a second match. Arthur Rubin of Brooklyn lost his second straight match 50 to 41 to Jake Schaefer of Cleveland in 42 innings. Otto Reiselt of Cleveland, beaten 59 to 29 by Arthur Thurnblad of Chicago, faces Earle Lookabaugh of Chicago in the afternoon pairing.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ralph Greenleaf
Monmouth
Ill
Johhnny Fitzpatrick
Los Angeles
Greenleaf
Arthur Rubin
Brooklyn
Jake Schaefer
Cleveland
Otto Reiselt
Arthur Thurnblad
Earle Lookabaugh
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McKinley
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Olga H. Rogers
Surrey
American Spaniel Club
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Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
Groper
Pittsburgh
Akron Ball Club
Severn Lodge
Ontario
Bill Breckbill
Severn River
Allegheny
Franklin
O. A. Alderman
Tom Atkinson
Stark Gun Club
McFarren
Zettler
Umstattd
Ben Lair
R. McFarren
T. Atkinson
W. Umstatta
Co. Zettler
R. Kepler
Geo. Myres
R. Archer
Ed Jones
H. Edwards
Ic. Shetler
Bair
P. Cocklin
W. Fogle
Atkinson
Ridle
Cage
Ralph Immel
United States Golf Association
Hatton
Industrial BB League
Bulldogs Crush
M. Atkinson Jr
Schaefer
Rubin
Ziegler and Supply CO
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Market Ave
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Thomas Turtles
Calvert Whiskey
Calverts
Calvert Special
Calvert Distillers Corp
New York City
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