McKinley Falls to St Vincent in tight Akron clash
McKinley Bulldogs drop 24 21 decision to Akron St Vincent on St Vincent court as poor shooting 13 percent from the field halves their chances. Garver leads McKinley with seven, Weibel scores ten for St Vincent, Doyle directs Saints in win. Bulldogs aim to rebound against Warren Harding.
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Bulldogs
St. Vincent
Jack Maxwell
McKinley
Akron St. Vincent
Bup Rearick
Warren Harding
McKinley Music Room
Akron South
Saints
Haverstok
Hill
Coleman
Doyle
Garver
Weibel
Haag
Parks
Messmore
Young
Jerome
Bennett
Simms
Ian Johnson
McKinley Res
Kistler
Wilhite
Jomb'di
Dent
Zimmer
Hoof
Tersigni
Thomas
Fitz
OiClark
Jordan
Payne
Cook
Schlasser
Barker to Join Army Air Corps From McKinley Staff
Clyde Barker assistant coach at McKinley High will leave in February to join the Army Air Corps. He plans to resign at semester end and seek reemployment after passing the physical. Barker follows Floyd B Schwartzwalder and notes the war department will accept married men.
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Army Reserve
Fort Benning
Schwartzwalder
Barker
Air Corps
Randolph Field
Tex
War Department
Air Force
Barkers
Parkersburg High School
West Virginia Wesleyan
Canton
Parkersburg
Frank Lough
Byron Nelson Retains Lead in Oakland Open
Byron Nelson remains four shots ahead going into the third round of the Oakland Open at Oakland California. Nelson, winner of the 1939 U S Open and the 1940 PGA, shot 67 yesterday to pair with his 67 first round for a 136 total. Behind him on 140 are Ben Hogan Lawson Little Denny Shute Tony Penna Lloyd Mangrum and Chick Harbert.
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Associated Preas
Oakland
Calif
Byron Nelson
Toledeon
Nelson
Ben Hogan
Lawson Little
Denny Shute
Tony Penna
Lloyd Mangrum
Chick Harbert
Vikings Favored In Key Class B Clash
The Stark County Class B league sees North Canton Vikings at Canton Two Wildcats as the main event after a 34-21 upset by Middlebranch over Canton Two. Wayne...
Football Dinner Honors Bierman Hero Goes To War
Minnesota fans feted Coach Bernie Bierman at a testimonial dinner praising his national championship. The event doubled as a sendoff as Bierman heads to Quantico Virginia to begin wartime duties as a Marine Corps major, with Gov. Harold E Stassen addressing attendees and defense bonds totaling $1500 highlighted.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
Bierman
Quantico
Marine Corps
Harold E. Stassen
Paperhanging Services Offered in Want Ads
In the want ads section a local paper advertises paperhanging services. The listing notes interior wall finishing, wallpaper removal, and ceiling treatments available by appointment with contact details for estimates.
Holman Quits Coaching At Franklin and Marshall
Ohio State quarterback honed Holman resigns as Franklin and Marshall head coach after 11 seasons to enter private business with Galbreath Real Estate in Columbus. His 1941 team posted five wins, one loss, and one tie.
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United Press
Columbus
Alan M. Holman
Ohio State
Franklin and Marshall College
Galbreath Real Estate Co
Holman
Franklin and Marshall
Dover Raptors Rally Past Zanesville For 50 40 Win
Dover overcame a third quarter dip to defeat Zanesville 50 40 in a Central Ohio league game. The victory kept Dover in second place while dropping Zanesville from a tie for the spot. key players included Connor and Bateson for Dover and Petricola and Pollock for Zanesville.
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DOVER
Zanesville
Blue Devils
Connor
Bateson
Menhorn
Herman
DeMando Nets Victory Points On Two Fouls
Massillon beat Alliance 43-42 as Joe DeMando scored 19 points including two decisive fouls in the final minute. Bevan and McDade added late scoring while Massillon reserves won 39-32 as the Tigers rallied from a 35-21 deficit.
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Massillon
Joe DeMando
Tiger
Alliance
DeMando
Tigers
Aviators
Bud Houghton
Ray Bevan
Joe Harrison
Bob Williams
Vernon Weisgarber
John Byelene
Chuck Buttermore
Basil Skillern
The
Bevan
Mickey McDade
Fritz
Buttermore
McDade
Geltz
Faulkner
Connelly
Aviator
Scholastic Scores Varied Ohio High School Matches
A large slate of high school football scores across numerous Ohio towns and cities includes Akron North 42 over Akron Central 23, Massillon 43 over Alliance 42, Lorain 24 over Lakewood 14, Columbus North 45 over Columbus East 27, and many more with frequent late dramatic finishes and overtime at Cambridge St Benedict 40 New comerstown 30. Several teams posted high point totals such as New Lexington 34, Crooksville 17, and Dover 50 over Zanesville 40, reflecting a busy weekend of prep athletics across the state.
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St. John
Louisville
Massillon
Alliance
Sebring
Minerva
Brewster
Jackson
Navarre
East Canton
Canal Fulton
Marlboro
Waynesburg
Hartville
Greentown
Uniontown
North Canton
East Sparta
Middlebranch
Canton Two
Barnesville
Whrichsville
Dover
Zanesville
Dundee
Baltic
Magnolia
Perrysville
Sherrodsville
Malvern
New Philadelphia
Cleveland Heights
Shaker Heights
Lorain
Lakewood
Cleveland Shaw
Elyria
Euclid Shore
Bedford
Twinsburg
Greensburg
Berea
Rocky River
Fairview
Oberlin
Xenia Central
Wilmington
van Wert
St. Marys
Dover St. Joseph
Zanesville St. Nicholas
MacConnelsville
Caldwell
New Lexington
Glouster
New Concord
Crusaders topple Louisville 34 25 to break eight game streak
St John Crusaders defeated Louisville Blue Raiders 34 to 25 on Louisville court. Jim Nelson led Crusaders with four field goals and strong defense, while Joe Drotovich and John Tillitski shared high honors. Louisville struggled with passing and backboard play, with Jim Vieland and Bill Hoover scoring six each. St John reserves won 28-22 in the preliminary.
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St. John Crusaders
Louisville Blue Raiders
Louisville
Crusaders
St. John
Malvern
Brewster
Railroaders
Jim Nelson
Crusader
Nelson
Joe Drotovich
John Tillitski
Raiders
Jim Vieland
Bill Hoover
Jim Dehnke
Drotovich
Bruce Bixler
Joe Watters
Carrollton Hot Stove League Meets Monday
The Carrollton Hot Stove League holds its second meeting Monday night at 7 30 in the Civic club rooms with Rap Warstler of North Canton and Luke Sewell of Akron as invited guests. The NL movie Safe at Home will be shown and a Rotary Civic clubs sports quiz featured. Free lunch and Dwight Rafert’s student orchestra provide music.
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Carrollton
Civic Club
Rap Warstler
North Canton
Luke Sewell
Akron
Rotary
Civic Clubs
Dwight Rafert
Loudonville Beats Wooster in Buckeye League Clash
Loudonville defeated Wooster Friday in a Central Buckeye League game, staying undefeated at 7-0. The victory extended Loudonville’s perfect start as Wooster suffered a seventh loss in seven games.
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Woooster
Wooster
Loudonville
Buckeye
Bergholz suffers first loss 28-25 to Smithfield
Berg holz High is held to five points in the final period as Smithfield posts a 28-25 victory in a tight game. The teams traded leads all night with a 6-6 first-quarter score, a 12-11 halftime edge for Smithfield, and a 20-20 deadlock to start the fourth. Smithfield reserves won the opener 36-16.
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Bergholz
Bergholz High
Smithfield
Motzer Veteran Official Dies at 45 in Buffalo
Carlyle Earle Motzer a longtime western New York football official and one of the few 10 lettermen in sports at Miami University Oxford Ohio who graduated in 1920 died in Buffalo after a heart ailment at age 45.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Carlyle Earle Motzer
New York
Miami University
Oxford, O
Sebring Trojans Rally Past Minerva Five 42 36
Sebring overcoming an early deficit, the Trojans edged Minerva 42 36 on Friday night. Al Marsh scored 17 and Dick Sanderson 13 for Sebring, who led 17 11 after the first quarter, 24 18 at halftime, and 27 26 after three periods, with Nick Guinea pacing the Lions with 12.
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Minerva
Sebring
Trojans
al Marsh
Dick Sanderson
Nick Guinea
Lions
Marsh
Hines Sanderson
Guinea
Bradley
I Street
Wilson Q
Tarbett Goddard
Miller
Telford
Tannehillee
Turner
Kintner O
Steinbach
Chamaco Defeated In Billiards Match At World Tournament
In Chicago, Chamaco Co lost to Ralph Greenleaf 50 to 40 in a three cushion billiards match. The Mexican titleholder joins Willie Hoppe and Welker Cochran on the casualty list as Hoppe narrowly beat John Fitzpatrick 50 to 47 to share the top spot.
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International
Chicago
Joe Chamaco
Willie Hoppe
Welker Cochran
Chamaco
Ralph Greenleaf
New York
Hoppe
John Fitzpatrick
Pennock Sees Baseball Plans in War Year
Boston Red Sox farm chief Herb Pennock arrives to discuss 1942 minor league setup with Terrier officials. He cites President Roosevelt's support for baseball and night games, expects week to week planning, and notes some stars will serve in the armed forces while he remains confident in the sport and Red Sox organization. Pennock and Joe Reardon accompany the visit, with talks centering on Canton cooperation and timing for final farm club arrangements.
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United States
Japan
Herb Pennock
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Pennock
Roosevelt
Kenesaw M. Landis
Joe Reardon
Scranton, Pa
Theu. S
Red Sox
Terriers
Oscar Barkey
Pat Patterson
The
Canton
Mansfield Tigers Defeat New Philadelphia 40 36 In Rough Friday Night
Mansfield Ty gers froze the ball in the closing minutes to protect a slight lead and defeat New Philadelphia 40 36 in a fast rough game that saw five players banished on fouls. The visitors led 8 5 after one, tied 18 18 at half, and held a 30 27 edge entering the final quarter.
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Mansfield
Mansfield Tygers
New Philadelphia
Quak
Tygers
Nova to be Replaced by Pastor in Lesnevich Showdown
New York light heavyweight fighter Lou Nova suffers a left side cartilage pull in training and will be replaced by Bob Pastor for the February 6 bout against world champion Gus Lesnevich. Promoter Mike Jacobs announced the change today.
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Nova
New York
Lou Nova
Gus Lesnevich
Bob Pastor
Mike Jacobs
Want Ad Taker Offers Inexpensive Room Rental Insertion
If you have rooms to rent and wish to reach prospects dial 5101 and ask for a Want Ad Taker. Have her insert an inexpensive ad now in time for tomorrow's paper. Reach renters right away while they remain interested.
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Lehman Polar Bears
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Lincoln Lions
Ellet
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T. B. Lobach
Bill Doyle
Bill Weibel
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Vic Werner
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Jim Dies
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Coach Barker
Bud Barker
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