USC Imperial coaching race centers on midwestern sire Brown
Southern California seeks a new grid coach with midwestern ties. Paul Brown, Ray Eliot, Don Faurot, and Ivy Williamson are named as top candidates. USC officials weigh Brown’s demand for about 40 000 to 50 000 annually against Ohio State and Wyatt options as they prepare a report for President Fagg after interviews and booster pressure.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Paul
Brown
Trojan
Cleveland Browns
Ray Eliot
Illinois
Don Faurot
Missouri
Ivy Williamson
Wisconsin
U.S.C
Gwynn Wilson
Ohio State
Willis O. Hunter
Hunter
Wilson
Chicago
National Football League
Athletic Board
Browns
Bowden Wyatt
Wyoming
Fred Fagg
Fagg
Jeff Cravath
Dykes Won't Alter A's Posturing With Mack Flair
Philadelphia January 16 In a departure from Connie Mack’s quiet style Jimmy Dykes takes over the Philadelphia Athletics. Dykes known as a sharp tongue and hot temper will not alter his approach because of Mack’s 50 year tenure. The former White Sox skipper succeeds the soft spoken legend in a changing era for the A’s.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy Dykes
Long
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
A’s
Connie Mack
Mack
Dykes to Lead A's in 1951 as Fans Expect Change
James Joseph Dykes vows a hustling, no loafers 1951 season with the A's after critics warned of rowdyism under his leadership. The article also covers Local 1200’s unbeaten Class A action at Belden school and results from Class D league play including Jewish Center and Northeast Merchants performances.
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A’s
Local 1200
Belden School
Automatic Steel Products
Canton Drop Forge
Union Metal
Ford Motors
Buxbaum
Jewish Center
Northeast Merchants
Independents
Mark Weiner
Jack Garfinkle
Jim Kaiser
Angelo Martinez
Dept. 13
Gambrinus
Dept. 80
Dept
Mackmen
Jimmy
Shibe Park
Mack
Canton Districters Eye 11 Teams in Memorial Fieldhouse Tourney
Canton will host 11 teams for district basketball March 2 3 9 10 at Memorial Fieldhouse with McKinley Lehman Timken Lincoln Central Catholic and others from Massillon Alliance Minerva Louisville Orrville vying for regional spots at Kent Youngstown and Euclid. Attendance to date totals 21 800 with 26 games played and McKinley drawing the most spectators. Local record shows balanced wins and losses as doubleheaders shape standings ahead of regional bids.
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Bud Volzer
T’s
Canton
Memorial Fieldhouse
John W. Flood
Northeastern Ohio District Athletic Board
Akron Garfield High School
McKinley
South
Timken
Lehman
Lincoln
Central Catholic
Massillon
Alliance
Minerva
Louisville
Orrville
Kent
Youngstown
Euclid
Berea
Ohio
Flood
Trojans
Timken-McKinley
Lincoln - McKinley
Lincoln - Lehman
Lehman-Timken
Timken-Lincoln
Fullerton's Dots and Jottings on football officials and travel woes
Hugh Fullerton Jr covers a Dallas meeting of officials including Ernie Quigley debating down definitions and penalties, travel gripes from the Rio Grande Valley to Dallas, and rumors about Blair Cherry, Bo McMillin, and coaching moves. Also notes Hall Hudson’s All-Star pedigree and Mose Simms promoting teams.
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Hugh Fullerton JR
Ernie Quigley
Rules Committee
Ernie
Quig
Quigley
Fullerton
Able Curtis
Joe Coleman
Odessa
Tex
Dallas
Joe
Rio Grande Valley
Able
Coleman
Blair Cherry
Washington Redskins
Bo McMillin
George Marshall
George
Bowden Wyatt
Wyoming
Duke
Durham
Southern California
Stanford Hall Hudson
San Antonio
Toronto
Fort Worth
Mose Simms
Simms
Tonto Colelorida
Navarre Invades Magnolia In Open To Week’s Slate
Navarre visits Magnolia to open the week with an 11 game slate in Stark County Class B basketball. The Rams sit 2 3 in league play while Magnolia hosts with 5 wins in 9 starts. Friday games include Uniontown at Waynesburg Jackson at East Canton Beach City at Green town Canal Fulton at Navarre and Magnolia at Marlboro.
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Navarre
Magnolia
Stark County
Rams
Panthers
Uniontown
Waynesburg
Jackson
East Canton
Beach City
Greentown
Canal Fulton
Marlboro
Middlebranch
East Sparta
Hartville
Brewster
Springfield Giants Name Andy Gilbert Pilot Again
Springfield Ohio January 16. Secretary Bob Treland announced Andy Gilbert will pilot the Springfield Giants in the Ohio-Indiana league again this year. Gilbert hit 37 home runs for a new league record last year.
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Springfield
Bob Treland
Andy Gilbert
Springfield Giants
Gilbert
Canton Collegians Women Prep for Rubber City Rockets Night
The Canton Collegians, after a 64 to 59 overtime win over Akron Shulan Jewelers, advance to the fe minine ranks for a Sunday night game at North Canton's Community Building. They face the Rubber City Rockets in a doubleheader featuring the All-American Red Heads as the main event. The Climalene girls beat Windsor Theater in the prelim and will open the program. opponent for their game is not yet chosen.
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Canton Collegians
Akron Shulan Jewelers
K. of C
Collegians
Rubber City Rockets
North Canton
Climalene Girls
Windsor Theater
Fight Results By United Press
In Scranton Fugene Silent Fiairston out pointed Artie Towne. In Huntington Fitzie Fitzpatrick stopped Charlie Lee. In Providence Roland La Starza outpointed Ted Lowry.
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United Press
Scranton
Fiairston
New York
Artie Towne
Huntington
W. Va
Fitzie Fitzpatrick
Charlie Lee
Cinecinnati
Providence
R. I
Roland la Starza
Ted Lowry
New Haven
Conn
Canton Fieldhouse rental rates discussed by board
The Canton board of education weighed costs for a four hour fieldhouse session with an estimated 150 dollars to operate, 48 for cleaning, 70 for personnel, 4 heating, 7 lighting, and 4 in supplies. They proposed a tiered rental scale and aim to aid county schools while avoiding precedent.
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Canton Memorial Fieldhouse
Board of Education
Paul V. Lyon
Lyon
Stark County
Canton
Middletown Middies Rated No 1 In AP Poll Of Ohio High Schools
Ohio's defending champions Springfield and Miller City stumble as AP ranks place Paul Walker's Middletown Middies atop the state poll. Unbeatens Leagues include Hamilton, Toledo Macomber, East Liverpool, Springfield, Barberton, Mansfield, and Cincinnati Roger Bacon with several teams earning votes. Notable scorers and streaks highlighted include Mt. Vernon St. Vincent's 6-5 Jim Feeney's 54 points and Amelia's home unbeaten run in 33 games.
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Olumbus
Ohio
Springfield
Miller City
Springfield Wildcats
Associated Press
Paul Walker
Middletown Middies
Middie
Findlay
Hamilton
Portsmouth
Toledo Macomber
East Liverpool
Barberton
Mansfield
Cincinnati
Roger Bacon
Girard
Youngstown Ursuline and
Boardman
Cleveland St. Ignatius
St. Mary
Sebring
Columbus Central
Dayton Chaminade
Galion
Columbus East
Salem
Cincinnati Purcell
Ashland
Zanesville
Deshler
Vienna
Cridersville
Lexington
Ft. Recovery
Corning
Philo
Waynesburg
Arcanum
Avon Lake
Leesville
Chester
Walnut Creek
Marion St. Mary
Windham
Homer
Danville
Lockland Wayne
Amelia
Columbus Grove
Sandusky St. Mary
McCutchenville
Jim Feeney
Mt. Vernon St. Vincent
Amity
Mt. Vernon
Yellow Jackets
Newark
Columbus Academy
Dean Cook
van Wert
Washington D. C
Marion
Bill Rogers
Ken McCally
New Philly
Allan Cook
New Haven
Greenwich
Jay Ansel
Lancaster
Jim Holsmiller
Sandusky
Toledo DeVilbiss
Jim Smith
Fostoria
Stanton McGuire
Hayesville
Perrysville
Lowell Shumaker
Ray Self
Spencerville
Mickey Miller
Bob Fiely
Fort Recovery
Dick Rice
Pandora
Jerry Seuss
Trojans
Xenia Central
Toledo Central Catholic
Toledo Woodward
Columbiana Clippers
Athens
Golden Gates
Dick Vogele
Philadelphia
St. Joseph Clinches First Round Parochial Cage League Title
St. Joseph remains undefeated by routing St. Benedict 38 to 16 to seal the first-round crown. John Coy leads with 23 points powered by 11 field goals as Verdean Williams adds 17 for St. Mary in the round of results at the K of C hall. Other scores include St. Louis 29 6 over Sacred Heart Massillon St. Joseph 23 20 over St. Anthony St. Mary 27 18 over St. John and St. Peter 2 0 over St. Paul by forfeit.
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St. Joseph
John Coy
St. Benedict
K. of C. Hall
St. Louis
Sacred Heart
Massillon St. Joseph
St. Anthony
St. Mary
St. John
St. Peter
St. Paul
Coy
Verdean Williams
George McConnel
Massillon
Dupey Daplain
Paul Pucci
Jim Beadle
Ray Yacobucci
Ed Mathie
St Louis
St Joseph Mass
St Anthony
St Mary
St John St Peter
This Week's Cage Games in Scholastic County Alliance
District list with matchups across Youngstown Chaney East Palestine Minerva North Canton Middlebranch Navarre Magnolia Tri County League class B District New Philadelphia Newcomerstown Clark Baltic Malvern Bolivar Walnut Creek Dover St Joseph Scio Dennison St Mary Keene Dundee Berlin Gnadenhutten Midvale Mineral City Deltroy West Lafayette Strasburg Freeport Uhrichsville Cadiz Apple Creek Shreve Dalton West Salem Mt Eaton Chester Smithville Congress Springfield Carrollton Augusta Salineville Conotton Valley Perrysville Kent State Mt Union Heidelberg Marquette at Kent State and Mt Union in district collegiate play.
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New Philadelphia
Newcomerstown
Clark
Baltic
Malvern
Bolivar
Walnut Creek
Dover St. Joseph
Scio
Dennison
Dennison St. Mary
Keene
Dundee
Berlin
Gnadenhutten
Midvale
Mineral City
Deltroy
West Lafayette
Strasburg
Freeport
Tuscarawas
Uhrichsville
Cadiz
Apple Creek
Shreve
Dalton
West Salem
Mt. Eaton
Chester
Smithville
Congress
Springfield
Carrollton
Augusta
Salineville
Conotton Valley
Perrysville
Marquette
Kent State
Heidelberg
Mt. Union
McKinley Freshmen Roll Past Loren Andrews in Massillon
Canton McKinley freshmen beat host Loren Andrews 37 to 18 with balanced scoring led by Smith Mathews nine points. McKinley built 19-11 and 30-11 leads after a 6-6 opening period as Macris Gelal Mathews Albert Sheeler Hightower Carter contributed to the victory. Loren Andrews' Crescenze Stavroff Smith Porter and Ross were their top scorers in a steady nonleague win for the McKinley Pups.
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Massillon
Canton McKinley
Bulldogs
Loren Andrews
Smith Mathews
McKinley
Macris
Gelal
Mathews
Albert
Sheeler
Hightower
Carter
Crescenze
Stavroff
Smith
Porter
Ross
McKinley Ee
iLoren Andrews Oa' Ae Ee
Yale Fish After No 5 Eastern Intercollegiate Title
Yale swimming aims for its fifth straight Eastern Intercollegiate title this winter as the team eyes another dominant season.
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YALE
Sam Riddle recalls Man O War in his will
Samuel D. Riddle died at 81 and left directives to preserve Man O War burial site at Faraway Farms near Lexington Kentucky and maintain the horse statue. He bequeathed most of his estate to fund a local hospital.
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Media
Samuel D. Riddle
Man O’ War
Riddle
Lexington
Baseball Officials And TV Men Seek Common Ground In 1951
In Columbus on January 15 radio and television leaders met with minor and major league baseball representatives at National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues president George M. Trautman’s office. Trautman called the session satisfactory though undecided, likening it to a cracker barrel gathering. Spokesmen pledged unity and plans to use broadcasts to promote baseball in 1951, especially the minors, with optimism for a banner year.
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Columbus
George M. Trautman
National Association of Professional Baseball League
Trautman
St. Francis Pa Beats Youngstown State in Tight College Card
Collegiate results show St Francis Pa 74 Youngstown Duquesne 76 Akron 50 Bowling Green 72 Marquette 66 Dayton 75 Ohio 66 Hanover 87 Chase 86 Indiana 64 Illinois Minnesota 66 Michigan 62 Wisconsin 68 Northwestern 56 Iowa 46 Michigan State 42 Kansas State 47 Kansas 43 Detroit 70 Bradley 65 Oklahoma 52 Iowa State 44 Kentucky 69 Notre Dame 44 West Virginia 62 North Carolina
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Duquesne
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Bowling Green
Marquette
Dayton
Ohio University
Hanover
Chase
Indiana
Illinois
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Iowa
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Oklaahoma
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Louisiana State
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Morehead
Georgetown
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Tusculum
Colorado
Nebraska
Texas
Arkansas
William & Mary
Duke
Canterbury
SS Earlham
South Carolina
the Citadel
Wyoming
Utah
Texas College
Butler
Vanderbilt
Mississippi State
Providence
International
Ursinus
Elizabethtown
Davis-Elkins
Fairmont
Mississippi Southern
Spring Hill
Oxford
Gordon
Millsaps
Southwestern
Wayne
Michigan Normal
Stephen Austin
Sul Ross
Denver
Regis
Industrial Sales-54 And Gambrinus Box Score Totals
A dense box score shows players and totals across departments with players like Sykes McKee Sabin and Jenkins contributing multiple baskets. Team entries list departmental scorers and final tallies with 97 39 for the last department and a close 68 for Industrial Sales.
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Sykes
McKee
Sabin
Jenkins
Fellows
Young
Rowlands
Dept
Zeiger
Elson
Spach
Abel
Hi-Y Cage Results In Canton Hi-Y Leagues
Canton South No 1 defeated Minerva No 1 35 27 in Class A while Middlebranch No 1 beat Canton South No 2 20 16 in Class B Don Wither spoon of Minerva led scoring with 15 points Jack McLean of South No 1 and Dick Garrett of Middlebranch each scored 13 points.
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Canton South
Minerva No
Middlebrand No
Don Witherspoon
Minerva
Jack McLean
South No
Dick Garrett
Middlebranch
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