Eleven road trips clog local cagers weekend slate
The Canton Repository details a busy schedule with eleven road trips over Friday and Saturday as LehmAn, Central Catholic, McKinley, Lincoln, and Timken head to various opponents. Senior guards and leading scorers, including Wendell Earley and Al Bungard, spark local interest amid a string of league games and county races.
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Youngstown Chaney
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Massillon
Gene Hodgson
John Mooth
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North Canton
Hines
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SMU Football Rebounds Amid Rivalry Tightens In Texas
Monday Morning Sports highlights SMU’s tough run, noting a 27 20 loss to Notre Dame and a 2 9 mark against Texas rivals. It recalls stars Doak Walker Kyle Rote Fred Benners and publicist Les Jordan’s aims, plus Terry McFarlane’s polio comeback and other college sports anecdotes.
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Southern Methodist U
Texas
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S.M.A
Doak Walker
Kyle Rote
Fred Benners
Sammy Baugh
Davey O’brien
Bobby Layne
S.M.U
Les Jordan
Benners
Fred
Terry McFarlane
Terry
Dripping Springs
Tex
Tennessee
March of Dimes
McFarlane
Bo McMillin
Kansas State
K-State
Bob Williams
Nelson
Boston
John Pettibon
New Orleans
Gordon Gray
North Carolina
Willie Slkyhuis
A.A.U
Herman Hickman
the Alamo
Associated Press News
Chandler Positive He's Helped Game
Baseball commissioner A B Chandler claimed public confidence at the Chicago Diamond Dinner. He said he would not undo actions as commissioner and noted past mistakes were not serious. Owners voted him out at the Florida winter meeting 1952 but he plans to stay until May 1952. He warned of a possible comeback if he gets 12 votes again.
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A. B. Chandler
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Lakeville Tops Big Prairie 67 60 on Visitor Court
Lakeville led from start to finish to beat Big Prairie 67 60 on the losers floor Saturday night. Mosher Ginglesberger and Cayhoe each scored 14 for Lakeville while Bob Flinner tallied 29 for Big Prairie. The scoring shows Lakeville 19 36 0 12 67 and Big Prairie 18 48 0 0 60.
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Lakeville
Mosher
Ginglesberger
Cayhoe
Bob Flinner
Caps Surge as Capitation Caps Rally in AHL Race
The Indianapolis Capitols climbed into the Western Division playoff hunt after a 9-3 win over the St. Louis Flyers. Cincinnati Mohawks edged the Pittsburgh Hornets 4-3 in overtime on Fred Shero's winner. Buffalo Bisons beat Cleveland Barons 5-1, and Springfield moved up Eastern cellar by defeating the Reds 5-4 with Harry Pidhirny scoring in overtime.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis Capitols
Caps
St. Louis Flyers
Cincinnati Mohawks
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Hornets
Fred Shero
Buffalo Bisons
Cleveland Barons
Kings
Springfield
Providence
Reds
Harry Pidhirny
Red Wings Pull Ahead With Win Over Montreal
The league leading Detroit Red Wings stretch their lead to eight points after a 3-2 victory over Montreal. Ted Lindsay scored twice to pace Detroit, extending their advantage as the top team ahead of the rest of the NHL.
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Dayton Chaminade Beats Hamilton Catholic In Close Bout
Dayton Chaminade defeated Hamilton Catholic 49 to 44 in a scholastic basketball matchup. Cincinnati Elder won 49 to 37 against Newport Catholic, while Cincinnati St. Xavier posted a 45 to 33 win over Erlanger St. Henry.
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Waynesburg-Middlebranch Lead Busy County B Schedule
Waynesburg Middlebranch and nine other teams clash in an 11 game week in Stark County Class B basketball, with East Canton at the center after an upset of undefeated Middlebranch. Mohawks face Uniontown as Waynesburg and Magnolia vie for top scoring honors and high-scoring races develop around Leroy Thompson John White Terry Van Zant and Ronnie Colucy with several players in reach of the 200 point mark.
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Diamonds
Mohawks
Uniontown
Jackson
Greentown
Beach City
Canal Fulton
Navarre
Magnolia
Marlboro
East Sparta
Hartville
Brewster
Waynesburg
Bob Werley
Jerry Petro
I Navarre
Greentown Canal
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van Zant
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White
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Your Host Cannot Race Again After Santa Anita Spill
Arcadia Calif Jan 15 Your Host the chestnut colt whose brilliant career ended in a spill at Santa Anita was praised by turf followers and his trainer felt he could be saved for stud duty If no complications arise he could be kept for stud duties three weeks will determine feasibility Veterinarian Dr H J Peters and trainer Harry Daniels voiced cautious optimism about his recovery
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Ohio State League Week Sets 42 Games in Conference Play
Ohio colleges face a busy week with 42 games from Monday to Saturday, including 15 against out-of-staters. Wilberforce State leads, Wilmington and Dayton show strong shows, and foreign opponents trouble Ohio teams as the Bearcats pace the Mid-American with an 9 of 10 mark. Don Meineke sparks Dayton with 49 points in a 100-71 win. Walt Hobble passes 1,000 career points in Wilmington’s 69-58 win over Cedarville.
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Wilmington
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Don Meineke
Walt Hobble
Cedarville
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Cats
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Mt Union
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Heidelberg
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Rio Grande
Bluffton
Ohio State
Fenn
Cer Denison
Ohio Wesleyan
Akron
Western Reserve
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Mount Union
Denison
Nelson wins Crosby tourney at Pebble Beach
Byron Nelson won the Bing Crosby tournament at Pebble Beach with a 54 hole total of 209 earning $2,000 from a $10,000 purse. Spectators crowded the 18th fairway as Nelson, a rancher from Roanoke Texas, posted seven under par for the three days. Cary Middlecoff finished second with 212 and $1,250.
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Collegians Win Overtime Thriller In Local doubleheader
Canton Collegians rally in the fourth quarter to force a 57 all tie with Akron Shulan Jewelers and win 64 59 in overtime. Bob Hayes leads with 18 points while Larry Keck adds 14 and George Boselo 12. Climalene girls beat Shulans 17 and 16 points respectively. Collegians face Rubber City Rockets next at North Canton Community Building.
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Larry Keck
Bob Hayes
George Boselo
Maurice Becker
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Connie DeOrio
Dolly Bibich
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Berlin Beats Fredericksburg In Tight 54 48 Victory
Berlin defeated Fredericksburg 54 to 48 on the home court Saturday night led by O Voltz with 17 points and James scoring 13 for the visitors. Berlin improved its record while Fredericksburg struggled in a close contest.
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Y M C A Church League Results By Saturday
Y M C A league games reported with several matchups across Intermediate Senior Boys and Young Men divisions. Notable scores include Calvary E U B dominating First E U B, and First Presbyterian posting a surprising 590 in the Young Men category against First or other teams.
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First Baptist
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First Presbyterian
Bethel Lutheran
Westminster Presbyterian
Lowell Reformed
First E.U.B
Crystal Park Methodist
Dueber Methodist
St. Paul A.M.E
Christ Methodist
Canton Baptist Temple
St. Aaralambos
Martin Luther
First Congregational
Hungarian Presbyterian
Trinity Lutheran
First Lutheran
Young Men's—Calvary E.U.B
St. Haralambos
NHL Scores Highlight Multiple City Games
Detroit outlasted Montreal 3 to 2 while New York defeated Toronto 2 to 1 and Boston posted 45 in a high scoring note with Chicago at 1. The results reflect a busy NHL slate with teams in action across major markets.
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Toronto
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Indian baseball chief Lopez begins 10 day Northern Ohio tour
Cleveland's new manager Senor Al Lopez opened a 10 day banquet circuit tour in Northern Ohio saying speeches are his weak subject. He hopes to shape plans with Ellis Ryan and Hank Greenburg to win the pennant while noting needs for two starting pitchers. Lopez praised the Tebbetts acquisition and hinted Hogan’s late season form may rebound.
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Senor al Lopez
Ohio
Lou Boudreau
Akron
Sandusky
Warren
Youngstown
Ashland
Mansfield
Ashtabula
Lopez
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Fla
Ellis Ryan
Hank Greenburg
Birdie Tebbetts
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Tebbetts
Hogan
Jim
American League to play 197 night games in 1951 season
American League parks will light up for 197 night games in 1951, 13 fewer than last season’s 204. The schedule released today marks April 16 as the opener with New York at Washington and a nocturnal opening ceremony by President Truman. The season ends September 30 with multiple city matchups including Chicago at St Louis and Boston at New York.
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Boston
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Philadelphia
Demand Refused Dutch Runner Heads for Home
Amateur Willy Stykhuis, known as a flying Dutchman, left for Holland after the A A U refused his demands. He sought hotel bill coverage and an extra ten dollars daily for incidentals. Dan Ferris offered eight fifty per day for hotel and two dollars for expenses.
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Willy Stykhuis
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Willie
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Dan Ferris
A.A.U
Ferris
National 50 000 meter walk to be held in Cincinnati
CINCINNATI Jan 15 AP The national A A U walking chairman announced the 50 000 meter championship will be held here in 1951 The event will influence the selection of members for the 1952 American Olympic team led by Sebastian Linehan as national chairman with implications for Olympic prospects.
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A.A.U
Sebastian Linehan
Strong Man of Akron Wins Ohio Lifting Title
CINCINNATI, Jan. 15. Pete George of Akron starred at the Ohio A.A.U. championship. The national 165-pound champion lifted 350 pounds in the two-arm clean and jerk and totaled 860 pounds across three lifts, competing in the 181-pound class. Toledo’s Frank Stranahan, national amateur golf champion, did 300 pounds and placed second among heavyweights.
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Pete George
Akron
Ohio
George
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Frank Stranahan
Babies Born In NYC Reach Over Three Hundred Thousand
A recent two year period saw more than 300000 babies born in New York City highlighting high birth rates.
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