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Newspaper

The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1942

Page

6

Mt. Union Breezes Over Wittenberg 64-45

Dellroy wins sixth straight 66-29 over Magnolia in a Carroll County class B tilt. Junior McCarty leads Dellroy with 22 points as Newcomerstown defeats Carrollton 21-18 in a slow Eastern Ohio league contest with reserves 45-16.

Dellroy Magnolia Carroll County Junior McCarty Dellroy Reserves Trojans Carrollton Newcomerstown Abel Hootman Snively O'Gainor Eaton Wolff Ray Leonard Harsh I Craige Gotschall

Purple Raiders win tenth, top state and league standings

Mt. Union’s Purple Raiders defeated Wittenberg 64-45 to extend their win streak to ten. Standout scorers were Stan Baughman with 17, Rudy Schlott 16, Chuck Joachim 15, and Jim DeWitt 10 as Mount controlled both ends of the floor and built a 30-16 halftime lead.

Repository Bureau Alliance Ohio Mt. Union Purple Raiders Wittenberg Lutherans Robert Wright Cagers Mount Wittenbergers T. W. Stobb Invaders Purple Stan Baughman Rudy Schlott Chuck Joachim Jim DeWitt Bob Caton Joachim Schlott Baughman DeWitt Raiders Fisher Cain Bales DeWitt Caton McCrea Sheila Ewing Marowsak Heaston Distillhurst O'Zimmerman Rockhill Weaver George Myers Simpson Reash Ashbrook

Bears Fall 32-29 Against South Warriors on Poor Shooting

Lehman Polar Bears dropped a 32-29 decision to South Warriors at the new South fieldhouse. Glen Culp led South with 16 points, Larry Goodall 11, while Ralph Sponseller paced Lehman with 14 as the Bears misfired 10 of 56 from the floor. John Fellows led Lehman reserves with 19 in a 40-26 предварительная win over South seconds.

Lehman Polar Bears Youngstown South Warriors New South Bears Lehman South Glen Culp Warrior Culp Larry Goodall Ralph Sponseller Sponseller Bill Snyder Snyder Bill Kloss Chet Fair McKinley Jim Uebelhart John Fellows South Seconds Kloss Goodall Mclaughlin Uebelhart Finn Culp Gatto Malone Smith Harrison Lehman Res I South Blair Hunter Dorland Frankel Willey Benson Fellows Jones Frease Elsaesser Coppersm’h Leavesley Beckenb'h Burger Biel Kieffer Mittleman Senna Boswell Dortmuel Seller Baldwin Lehman Es South Res Iste Ait Lincoln Lions Uhrichsville Tigers Lions Harold Sibert Lincoln Ray Preusser Preusser Sibert Dean Sensanbaugher Tony Webner Libert Mosher

Waynesburg wins 40 to 36 to tighten grip on second

Waynesburg Mohawks beat Canton Two Wildcats 40 36 on their home floor to remain in second place in Stark county Class B. Chuck Hatfield led with 15 points, Dean Mutigli add 11, and the final period featured a 13 10 Wildcats advantage as Waynesburg pulled away after a 15 15 halftime tie. The night also saw Navarre, North Canton, and East Sparta post league wins, with mixed results in other nearby matchups.

Waynesburg Mohawks Stark County Canton Two Wildcats PMA Pann Auimma Navarre Rams Jackson East Sparta Hartville Canal Fulton Uniontown Beach City Greentown Marlboro North Canton East Canton Waynesburg Canton Mohawks Chuck Hatfield Dean Mutigli Vikings Railroaders Brewster Handy Wolf Glenn Groff Navarre Buddy Dailey Jack Frank Rams Steve Kraus Bears Sparta Alvin Schneider Tom Lindsay George Bourn Uniontown Bobcats Canal Fulton Indians Middlebranch Dick Carlson Leonard Menicos Diamonds Saaeenecee ROO Navarre Hartville Beach City East McEwen O'Harrold Regula Ay High Stayer Neitinger O'Rixler Wise Greentown Pie Tniontown Hickerson Ae Fellmeth Scheart Bourn Foxx Osche S\Hartel Se Moore Miller Schook O'Ltle Gerber Schneider McVann Tessmer Bartley Jackson Twr Neidert White Doll Teeman Franka Kraus Agler Hodgson Dotson Evans Traxler Hou Frailly Warstler Tahere Tosset Stover Waynesboro Marks Battista Dennis Mulieli Trayden Hatfield Mikunda S Henderson Tilton

Massillon Edges Cuyahoga Falls In Benefit Game

Massillon barely defeated Cuyahoga Falls 40 to 37 in a Red Cross benefit game. Mickey McDade sparked Massillon with seven points in the third quarter, while Duane Weitzel led Falls with timely scoring. Fouls and free throws heavily influenced the score as Massillon sank 12 of 23 from the line to Falls 7 of 22.

Massillon Cuyahoga Falls Red Cross Bud Haughton Falls Mickey McDade Cuyahoga Duane Weitzel Tigers Keve Bray John Byelene Gray Don Armour Weitzel Tiger McDade Massilion Armour Wetzel Bray Loucks DeMando Dunivant McDad

Biff Jones Named Director Of Athletics At West Point

Maj Lawrence Biff Jones, famed football coach, appointed director of athletics at the United States Military Academy in West Point New York. He will steer athletic policy during the war, not coach Army football, succeeding Col Louis Hibbs as duty shifts mid February.

Biff Jones West Point United Press N. Y Maj Lawrence Biff) Jones United States Military Academy Jones University of Nebraska Red Blaik Dartmouth Academy Bureau of Information Army Col Louis E. Hibbs War Department Nebraska Oklahoma Louisiana State Minnesota Pittsburgh Huey Long

Hartford girls rout Martin as Kayne and Sheets lead

In the Games Grade School League Hartford defeated Martin 41 to 22 with Kayne and Sheets scoring 17 each. Allen edged Belden 30-25, Baxter beat Cedar 29-21, and the Y M C A Fumble League saw the Steelers win 39-25 while Waco topped HiV 35-12. Victorians narrowly beat Gophers 31-28. Funeral services were pending for Adolph F. Schacht, 57, White Sox trainer, who died of a heart attack yesterday.

Kayne Sheets Hartford Martin Allen Belden Baxter Cedar Steelers Rich Stars Waco Seattle Wash Adolph F. Schacht Chicago White Sox Stokes R. Meacham Goodman S. George OM. Gonzales Er Rey'ds Ola. Garcia Baroni C. Meacham Lipkins E'Viccoeae Spoteson Alien Horner Zandt Young Smith Neal Clemens Hostetter el Mee Kramer O'Martin Moorehouse Tacenae Oberlin i Hays Greaves Roland Hartford Martin Kaytia Fe Ea Cato Hughes Bronson Tracy O/Massey D Babitino Decker O'Smith Stertzbach Garner Calhoun Steeler Rich Stare Beiter Shaheen Hweintroth Kemp Rosebrook Albright Rays Ebie Decato Snyder Steeler Waco Britolin Cseak Green Prusack Gruber O Swallenberg Harold Milnes Kantor Walther Gophers Hayes Peaker Dunbar Sirgo E. Harold Paige Koontz Lombard Shaw Spar A Victorians

Hogan Leads San Francisco Open After Rain Delay

The San Francisco Open resumes today at California Country Club after a 24 hour postponement due to poor conditions. Ben Hogan of Hershey Pennsylvania holds a three stroke lead with a 32 33 65 first round score, seven under par, atop a 150 player field.

San Francisco California Country Club Little Ben Hogan Hershey Mite Fairways

Cleveland Heights Beats McKinley In Dual Relays Meet

Heights swimmers handed McKinley Bulldogs their first defeat in two starts 41 25 at the Heights pool. Heights won the 180 yard medley relay in 1 49 5 and the 160 yard freestyle relay in 1 20 6. McKinley stars included Bill Van Almen 56 2 in the 100 yard freestyle and Bill Bowser in the 220. Jack Sharer set a pool record in the backstroke 1 05 9. The meet closed McKinley careers for Jim Kendall and Pask of Heights. Kristoff and Evans brothers return Monday to boost McKinley.

Cleveland Heights McKinley Bulldogs Heights Ted Branin McKinley Aquatics Bill van Almen Hub Bolander Tom Shipley Bill Bowser Hugh Johnston Sturrock Bill Duffie McKinley Jack Sharer Jim Kendall Pask Joe Kristoff Bill Bob Evans Kendall Mishne Johnston Rosenberg van Almen Petet Kenfail Fulton Manos Crotto

Scholastic Scores Multiple Ohio High School Games

A long list of high school basketball scores from Ohio and nearby areas, featuring Youngstown South topping Lehman 32 to 29, Massillon 40 over Cuyahoga Falls 37, Louisville 78 over East Canton 25, and numerous other matchups with teams such as Akron West, CantonTwp 536, Marlboro 84, and Columbus Central 45. The results cover many schools including Youngstown Ursuline, Akron St Vincent’s, Newark, Marion Harding, and Cleveland area teams, reflecting a broad regional standings update.

Youngstown South Lehman Lincoln Uhrichsville Massillon Cuyahoga Falls Louisville East Canton Farrell, Pa Alliance Beach City Greentown North Canton Brewster East Sparta Hartville Navarre Jackson Waynesburg Canton Marlboro Middlebranch Canal Fulton Uniontown Bolivar Strasburg Malvern Perrysville Columbiana Minerva Sugar Creek Baltic Wooster Orrville Deltroy Magnolia Newcomerstown Carrollton Sherrodsville Augusta Daviestown Shreve Millersburg Clark Dover Coshocton Newark Marietta Shelby Galion Akron West Akron St. Vincent Stellefontaine Wapakoneta Defiance Wauseon Mount Vernon Bucyrus Loudonville Rittman Barberton Akron Central Kent State Coventry Wellsville Lisbon Sharon Youngstown Wilson Youngstown Ursuline Oil City St. Joseph Akron North Ravenna Willard Bellevue Kent Roosevelt Akron East Hillsboro Circleville Columbus Central North Columbus West Aquinas Columbus South East Bexley Grandview Arlington Academy Delaware Westerville Canal Winchester New Albany Worthington Reynoldsburg Lima South Lima Central Chillicothe Lancaster Springfield Portsmouth Cambridge Zanesville New Concord Caldwell New Lexington Philo McConnelsville Glouster Glenford Shawnee Barnesville Cadiz Steubenville East Liverpool Akron Ellet

Farrell Trips Alliance Five in Friday Cage Clash

Farrell’s veteran Steelers overwhelmed Alliance Aviators 43 to 22 on Friday night. Steve Skendrivic and Tom Adams led Farrell with eight points each, while Basil Skillern topped Alliance with seven. The Pennsylvanians built a 12-5 first quarter edge and led 21-10 at halftime as Farrell pulled away in the second half.

Sneeiet Farrell Alliance Aviators Farrell Cage Steelers Steve Skendrovich Tom Adams Basil Skillern Pennsylvanians

Buckeye Spring Squads Cancel Training Trips

Ohio State University canceled spring training trips for the baseball and golf teams due to transportation shortfalls. The baseball diamond squad had a 10 day plan starting March 19 with games arranged in Kentucky and Virginia.

Iy International News Service Columbus Ohio State University Kentucky Virginia

Sailing regatta opens under wartime danger in Havana

Ten slim star class sailboats enter the 16th annual International regatta in Havana despite war and the potential presence of enemy submarines. Local sailors gauge risks as competition unfolds.

Havana

Four Apartments Wanted Seeks Rentals Immediately

A repository Want Ad reel shows four apartments sought and five calls from interested renters. The ad lists Wells NW corner Tase Senator block three rooms bath heat hot water adults inquire Miller. At least four others still seek similar offers. Call 5101 to place an inexpensive ad for tomorrow's paper.

Wells NW Tase Senator Block Miller

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