Brown speaks to Stark alumni as war salesmen for Ohio State
Coach Paul Brown of Ohio State addressed Stark county alumni in Canton. He warned the Big Ten may not open varsity football to freshmen, noting many schools plan to field seasoned players. He praised Dick Fisher and Jim Daniels, and recalled George Sinkwich and Bob Dove as players who might have joined OSU before the Brown era.
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Paul Brown
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Stark County
Ohio State University
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Cnccarsae
Big Ten
Western Conference
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McKinley High
Egardless
Dick Fisher
Jim Daniels
George Sinkwich
University of Georgia
Francis Schmidt
Bob Dove
Youngstown
Notre Dame
Lincoln Lions seek sixth win at Uhrichsville Friday
The Lincoln Lions travel to Uhrichsville to face the Tigers in a matchup from the Eastern Ohio league. Uhrichsville, led by Chick Maurer with four returnees, has won six of ten and boasts Nick Free and Adie Mosher as top scorers. Lincoln counters with Ray Preusser returning to form and a strong inside-outside attack. The junior varsity starts at 7:30.
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Uhrichsville
Lincoln Lions
Tigers
Chick Maurer
Newcomerstown
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Adie Mosher
Nick Free
Dean Sensanbaugher
Bob Stocker
Coshocton Sacred Heart
Carrollton
Midvale
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Cadiz
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Barnesville
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Alfred Harding
Elmer Gatchell
Earl Warner
Sensanbaugher Stocker
Tony Webner
Ray Preusser
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Preusser
Harold Sibert
Mike Rejina
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Ohio Stars In Navy By United Press
Navy physical education division accepts 65 of 71 examined in Cleveland after Lieut. Comdr Gene Tunney announcement. Notable Ohio figures include former Ohio State captains Jack Stephenson and Steve Andrake, plus coaches and players from Buckeye, Pitt, Duquesne, and Western Reserve backgrounds.
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United Press
Cleveland
Navy
Ohio
Gene Tunney
Ohio State
Paul Sweeney
Frank Gaul
Wooster Orrville Set for Classic Loop Clash
Wooster and Orrville, Wayne County’s oldest scholastic basketball rivalry, meet Friday night to decide the Central Buckeye cellar standings. Neither has won in league play, led by Loudonville. Nearby games include Apple Creek at Dalton and several Friday matches. County tournament referees named are Albert Hartman and Jordan Besozzi.
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Orrville
Wayne County
Central Buckeye
Loudon
Apple Creek
Dalton
Rittman
Loudonville
Chester
Sterling
West Salem
Creston
Congress
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Shreve
Doylestown
Fredericksburg
Smithville
Mt. Eaton
Nashville
Greensburg
Holmesville
Albert Hartman
Dover
Jordon Besozzi
Dennison
Johnny Drake Ill in Cleveland Area Pneumonia Crisis
Cleveland Ram fullback Johnny Drake was hospitalized in Berea Community hospital with pneumonia. Attendants described his condition as good after he collapsed at dinner Tuesday and fell ill late the prior day.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Johnny Drake
Cleveland Ram
Berea Community Hospital
Drake
Trojans Annex Eighth Win But Are Off Form
Timken Trojans beat Western Reserve Academy 47 34 on the Timken court as superior free throw shooting supplied the margin. Nick Vulcan led Timken with 11 points, Johnny Bikis 9, Burton Melcher and Tom Schumick 8 each, while Ray Spooner and Dick Theibert added 10 and 7 for Reserve.
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Timken Trojans
Western Reserve Academy
Timken Court
Trojans
Pioneers
Timken
Nick Vulcan
Johnny Bikis
Burton Melcher
Tom Schumick
Ray Spooner
Dick Theibert
Reserve
Vulcan
Jack Smith
Bill Wallace
Dick Huddleston
Jack Mooney
Academy
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Hoppe Tops Cue Event to Lead Three Cushion Tourney
Willie Hoppe, 53, opened a 27 point run and defeated Jake Schaefer 50 to 23 in Chicago, tightening his grip on the world three cushion title as Joe Chamaco of Mexico City loses to Welker Cochran 50 to 35. Chamaco can still tie the lead by facing Hoppe as the tournament ends tomorrow night.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Willie Hoppe
Hoppe
Jake Schaefer
Joe Chamaco
Mexico City
Welker Cochran
Chamaco
Stranahan Reaches Florida Amateur Final Showdown
In Coral Gables Frank Stranahan of Toledo faces 18 year old Gene Dahlbender of Atlanta in the final of the Miami Biltmore men’s amateur golf event. Dahlbender defeated Dr W J Ponoski of Miami Beach 4 and 3 and Skee Reigel of Glendale 2 up while Stranahan beat William Y Stembler of Miami 1 up and Arnold Minkley of Chicago 2 and 1.
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Associated Press
Coral Gables
Fla
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Gene Dahlbender
Atlanta
Miami Biltmore
Dahlbender
Dr. W. J. Ponoski
Miami Beach
Skee Reigel
Glendale
Calif
Stranahan
William Y. Stembler
Miami
Arnold Minkley
Chicago
Lehman Heads to Youngstown South Tilt Friday
Lehman Polar Bears travel Friday to Youngstown for a South fieldhouse clash with an improving South quintet. South has won three of six, beating Akron Buchtel 42 19 and Struthers 47 32 while losing to New Castle and others. Lehman, coming off a loss to McKinley, plans to start Fair Kloss Finn Sponseller Uebelhart with Smith or Trenary likelyStarter. game at 7:30 with a close, scrappy effort expected.
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Youngstown
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Alliance Aviators
Merle Rosselle
Akron Buchtel
Struthers
New Castle
Lehman
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Bulldogs
Bears
Chet Fair
Bill Kloss
Jack Finn
Ralph Sponseller
Jim Uebelhart
Jack Smith
Don Trenary
Breezy Briefs from the Nation's Desk
News briefs report Jack Dempsey as aide de camp to Maj Gen William Ott of New York State Guard. Jimmy Walker awards the Eddie Neil Memorial trophy to Joe Louis at a boxing writers dinner. Bob Gebbie mocks congress on daylight saving time. Bob Feller joins Norfolk Navy base basketball for a workout. Pete Sesso of Fort Knox aims to caddy for Sam Snead and jokes about Snead’s temper.
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EW York
Jack Dempsey
William Ottman
New York State Guard
Jack
Joe Louis
Jimmy Walker
Eddie Neil
Boxing Writers
Quent Reynolds
Eddie
Bob Feller
Norfolk Naval Training Station
Gary Bodie
Pete Sesso
Fort Knox
West Orange
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Sam Snead
Pete
Snead
Hoops Record Holds in Big Ten Scoring
Chicago reports that the Big Ten scoring record remains 69 points set by Purdue against Indiana in 1937, despite later games. The fact cites Purdue’s 69 point performance as the longest standing record in conference play.
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Chicago
Purdue
Indiana
Canning Industry Used Over Ten Billion Containers in 1939
United States canning industry employed more than 10 billion containers during 1939, reflecting vast scale in food processing. Government data indicate steady growth in packaging demand, with major firms expanding capacity to meet domestic and export needs.
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United States
City Series Games Shifted to Mt Union Arena
Timken and Lehman meet January 31 and Timken battles McKinley February 11 at Memorial Hall on the Mt. Union campus in Alliance. Timken leads City Class A after a win, Lehman even at 1-1. McKinley also 1-0. General admission 25 cents students, 55 cents adults. reserved seats 75 cents.
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Memorial Hall
Mt. Union
Alliance
Wendell Williams
Timken
Lehman
McKinley
Timken- Lehman
Carroll Coach Enlists with Navy PT Staff
Cleveland Frank Gaul assistant John Carroll University football coach and former Notre Dame star is now on the navy physical training staff under Lieut. Com. Gene Tunney. Gaul will depart for Norfolk Virginia on February 10.
Tunney Admits Louis Among Greatest Fighters Ever
New York report notes Gene Tunney at Boxing Writers Association dinner praising Joe Louis as perhaps the greatest fighter in history. Louis receives Me morial plaque and Ring magazine merit award for 1941, while Tunney accepts a special navy award. Louis messages pride from Camp Upton via a missing colonel’s wire and calls the night unforgettable.
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Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Louis
Boxing Writers Association of New York
Edward J. Neil
Ring Magazine
Tunney
Gene Joseph
Boxing Writers
Navy
Joe
Buddy Baer
Bob Fitzsimmons
Dempsey
Jim Braddock
Howard Brennizer
Camp Upton
Purdue Potent in Big Ten Play at Purdue Conference
Purdue has averaged more than a point a minute in Big Ten competition in five of the last six seasons, highlighting the team's potent scoring pace and dominance within the conference.
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Lafayette
Purdue
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