Sportsmen's club aids wildlife with scouts and club actions
The Louisville Sportsmen's Club plans to assist wildlife by partnering with two Boy Scout troops to build shelters and provide food during harsh weather. The club will supply materials and host a dinner for the Scouts. At a meeting in Louisville, Art Kirkland was elected president, with Clarence Holden vice president, Donald Gero secretary, and Louis Snyder treasurer. Members are urged to renew 1942 cards.
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Art Kirkland
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Robert Barr
Minerva Sportsmen’s Club
American Legion Hall
Ralph Bates
Roscoe van Pelt
Spot
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Barberton
Milan
Loudonville at Wooster Friday in crucial Buckeye clash
Loudonville high enters Friday's Central Buckeye league showdown at Wooster as league leaders riding unbeaten status. The Red Birds aim to extend margins after wins over Orrville and Millersburg, with losses to Rittman and Millersburg shaping the tension.
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Wooster High
Loudonville
Wayne County
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Millersburg
Generals
Rittman
Red Birds
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Fredericksburg
Chippewas
Freddies
Spartans
Creston
Chester
Burbank
West Salem
Smithville
Apple Creek
Sterling
Shreve
Dalton
Paint Two
Lodi
Not Long John San Francisco Star Forward Height
Morris Silver, star forward of San Francisco University, is described as only five feet five inches tall in a brief note from the athletics page. The item highlights his notable scoring or play despite his short stature.
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Long John
San Francisco
Morris Silver
San Francisco University
Milwaukees Marquette Cage Team Draws Big Crowds
Basketball business notes the Marquette university team drew crowds totaling over 31,000 across its first five games in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Marquette University
Cage Calendar GAMES TONIGHT City Class D At Belden
League schedule lists multiple city Class D games at Belden this evening including Smith Grocers versus Holy Trinity J T versus McCave Shoe Repair N E Wildcats versus Lanning Confectionery at 9, Y M C A Clams A Berleys against Hoovers at 7, Timken versus Westinghouse at ?, Republic Steel versus Mats Inc. at 9. Grade School League features Senor No 1 versus Diebold No 2. Other matchups include McGregor at Baxter Belle Stone at Burns Market at Woodland and Roosevelt at Worley.
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Westinghouse
McGregor
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Belle Stone
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Roosevelt
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Jewish Center
Bivins Decisions Soose In Cleveland Ring Clash
Former middleweight Billy Soose, fighting as a light heavyweight, lost to Jimmy Bivins in a one sided decision at the Cleveland Arena before 8,066 fans. Soose, weighing 172 pounds, was unable to match Bivins's power as the Cleveland Negro battler built an early lead with rights to the head and surged in spurts. Soose announced plans to enlist in the U S naval reserve next week, joining Gene Tunney’s department.
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United Press
Cleveland
Billy Logse
Jimmy Bivins
U. S. Naval Reserve
Soose
Farrell
Gene Tunney
Bivins
Cleveland Arena
Hogan Wins Los Angeles Open Playoff On 18th Hole
The 17th annual Los Angeles Open ended in a dramatic playoff won by Benny Hogan over Jimmy Thomson at the 18th hole. Hogan, from Hershey Pennsylvania, claimed the $3,500 first prize with a birdie on the 18th after a tight 72 to 73 finish. Thomson earned $1,700 for second and both head to Oakland for the $5,000 Oakland Open beginning tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Benny Hogan
Jimmy Thomson
Hogan
Thomson
California
Little Hershey
Benny
Jimmy
Oakland Calif
Oakland
Recs Marty Voll anchors Payroll wins in Timken A league
Marty Voll delivered two difficult feats in the Payroll team’s series as anchor man in Timken Class A last night. He rolled 701 and opened with 200, then closed with 259, while teammates helped push the Payrolls to three wins over Forge Shop and extend their lead to nine.
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Leo Tabellion
Bill Kauffman
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Cage Dies
Savior
Stark County
Browns Seek 14 Night Games As League Reviews Plea
The St. Louis Browns press for permission to stage 14 night games next season as they seek a path back to profitability after an estimated $100,000 loss last year. The major league meeting rejected the request, but the league may operate the club in 1942 if needed. Joe Louis joins the US Army and will shorten his induction with radio appearances in New York. Doc Parshall banquets honor harness racing leaders while Reds announce 11 players for 1942. Hialeah Park opens a 46 day race meeting with top jockeys competing for riding honors.
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Art Rubin
Joe Louis
Joe Louis Barrow
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New York
Doc Parshall
Urbana
Bob Plaxico
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Toledo Mud Hens
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Elmer Riddle
Ray Starr
Gene Thompson
Frank McCormick
Rollie Hemsley
Hank Sauer
Eddie Luken
Ernie Kay
al Lakeman
Ray Lamanno
Hialeah Park
Navarre Rams Rally Past Indians In County Battle
Navarre defeated the Indians 43-37 in county Class B league action as Donal Fulton's 21 points and seven field goals helped Navarre to an early lead, with Red Agler totaling 17 points. Navarre secured a triple tie for fifth place with Jackson Two and Brewster, while Fulton dropped in the standings. Navarre reserves won 33-23.
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College football scores from multiple games listed
Toledo defeated Cincinnati 560 to 41 while Ohio U. posted 36 and Dayton 35 in other results. Mt Union beat Heidelberg 78 to 44 and Wittenberg 48 to 47 over Ohio Northern. Akron downed Western Reserve 70 to 64. Baylor edged M 45 to 41 in overtime. Adrian 36 beat Miyutleante 22. Vanderbilt led Sewanee 50 to 34. Texas A and M 36 Rice 34. St Marys 55 College of Pacific 47. Wash State 54 Oregon State 45. Gonzaga 37 Whitman 35.
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New Teams In League In Industrial Class B Debut Tonight
Two changes in the Industrial Class B league at the YMCA. Republic Stamping and Enameling replaces Corrugated Box and Diebold Safe No 2 plant takes over for Boxco. Both newcomers make their debut tonight.
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Graham Leads Big Ten Scoring Chase With 65
Northwestern sophomore Otto Graham continues to pace the Big Ten scoring race with 65 points after scoring seven against Michigan. He leads Johnny Kotz of Wisconsin by four points, while Purdue’s Forrest Sprowl sits third with 51 points.
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Chicago
Otto Graham
Northwestern
Michigan
Graham
Johnny Kotz
Wisconsin
Purdue
Forrest Sprowl
Cagers Cut Their Own Hair and U S Benefits
La Junta Colorado junior college players cut each other’s hair to save 50 cent defense stamps to aid the war effort. Coach Bill Gross plans to join in if the team wins enough games.
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Associated Press
LA Junta
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Bill Gross
Freeport Nips Holloway in District Scholastic Games
Harold Trimby’s fielder in the last five seconds gave Freeport Red Raiders a 23 to 28 win over Holloway Tuesday night. Freeport reserves won 14 to 12. Bolivar edged Gnadenhutten 26 to 24 as Cal Jones and Warren Klink combined for 20 points. Gnadenhutten won the reserve game 17 to 11.
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Cage Tourney Slated in Chicago March 7-11
A major professional basketball tournament for top teams is planned at Chicago's International Amphitheater from March 7 to 11. The event showcases the nation's leading squads in a competitive, citywide cage contest.
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Chicago
International Amphitheater
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