Weimer and Vignos lead in City Tournament doubles
Ott Weimer and Charley Vignos from Weather-Seal dominated Class A doubles with 1279 total and 10 handicap, delivering a steady display and top scores of 233 and 194. Boney Hendershot and Bob Seccombe followed for second with 1261, while Len Phister and Andy Lackney slipped to third with 1238 as the mixed singles and other brackets unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ott Weimer
Charley Vigmos
Weather-Seal
Weimer
Vignos
Boney Hendershot
Bob Seccombe
Seccombe
Len Phister
Andy Lackney
Larry
Phil Libertore
Jess Hershberger
Norrie Guest
Weather Seal
Fred Bowen
K-Calleys
Charley Phister
Herrold and
Petroral
W. Smith
J. Hayter
A. Gathers
O. Nordick
Jim Conners
R. Lindower
Vic Nist
Vignes
Henderechot
N. Libertore
P. Libertore
R. McCoy
C. Phister
Moran
J. Voros
S. May
W. Hunt
J. Hunt
Mayn-Lucco
Caron-Fouch
Whippy-Hillibish
S&s. Pratt-Brannon
Offenburger-Gheen
E. East-Copeland
Bowen-Maddrell
A. King
C. Anderson
T. McCoy-Spotts Jr
Dover Victor At Coshocton
Dover High Crimsons defeated Coshocton High 36 to 28 in a Central Ohio league game. Tom Connor scored 13 points and Bill Herman added 11 as Dover led 22 to 12 at halftime and 33 to 22 after three quarters while resting key players late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Dover High
Crimsons
Canton McKinley
Dover
Coshocton High
Spark
Tom Connor
Bill Herman
Herman
Connor
Tony Carmola
Corder Marburger
Carroll Herman
Shoffer
Swin
Hammond
Petricola
Gross
Schmukar
Graham
Incarnato
iTotsach Dinolfo
Blanton
Johnston
Louisville Grushes East Canton 78-25 in hoops rout
Louisville Blue Raiders dominated East Canton Hornets 78 25 as 10 players scored led by Jim Violand 15 and Bruce Bixler 13. Hornets top scorer Bob Marks had 19 points while Louisville reserves won 62 12 in the opener, building 15 8 27 12 and 51 16 leads. East Canton Louisville Woodson Vieland Marks Bixler Poling Moulin Wilson Skeller Bresson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Blue Raiders
East Canton Hornets
East Canton
Jim Violand
Bruce Bixler
Raiders
Bob Marks
Hornets
Louisville
Woodson
Vieland
Douglas
Multiple church league cage games scheduled tonight
Cage Calendar lists matches across Intermediate and Senior Church Leagues at St Pauls Episcopal Crystal Park Methodist and others with times from 6 45 to 9 45 pm. Also Independent Hoovers vs Akron Andersons on North Canton Community floor at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Episcopal Va
Crystal Park Methodists
Irst Baptist
First Reformed
Dueber Bears
Dueber Cubs
First United Presbyterian
St. George Rumanian
First Methodist
St. George Syrian
Dueber Methodist
First Presbyterian
Holy Trinity
First Christian
First Tinited Presbyterian
Pog Te Trinity
First Christian A . Young Men’s Church League
First Baptist
Crystal Park Methodist
St. Paul's Episcopal
Independent Hoovers
Akron Andersons
North Canton
Massillon
Kanner
N. Clapper
21St St
Oberlin Grocers
Canton
Wanger hits 500 in tight restaurant league action
Bakers stay in a top tie with Carl's Case after Wanger hits 500 on the nose. Carl's Case matched 500, but Hoovers posted 532 by Coletta Rothermel. Kempthorn Motors sacked Cro nins three times and sit within one game of the leaders. In Central Women's Major, Home Furnitures idle while Coca Colas beat Stark Dry Goods twice to share second place. Moose swept Nusbaums. Hazel Richards 532 Florence Jacobs 517 Iova Miller 507 led Moose and Stark in scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanger
Bakers
Carl’s
Hoovers
Coletta Rothermel
Kempthorn Motors
Cronins
Coca Colas
Stark Dry Goods
Moose
Nusbaums
Hazel Richards
Stark
Florence Jacobs
Iova Miller
Hoppe Sweeps Third Straight Cue Crown
Willie Hoppe, 54, won the world three cushion billiards title for the third straight time with a 50 to 31 victory over Welker Cochran of San Francisco. He chose defense bonds worth 3 321.25 over first prize cash of 2 500 after 18 hours of work since January 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Willie Hoppe
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Hoppe
Willie
Stoefen and Perry net upsets on tennis tour
In Louisville Lester Stoefen defeated Bobby Riggs 6-2 8-6 to claim his first professional tour victory and challenge for the $100,000 prize. Ford Perry upset Don Budge 3-6 10-8 6-4 in a 2 hour 15 minute match for his first win over Budge on the current tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Louisville
Lester Stoefen
Bobby Riggs
Ford Perry
Don Budge
Budge
Beachside ballroom drama ends in a rescue and nerves
Margot and Lavinia enjoy a Greek charity gala at Linden Inn. Lavinia fumbles at bridge and dancing, facing stage fright and a heckling mirror moment. A mysterious beachcomber watches as Lavinia endures a clumsy night, ending with a brave rescuer stepping in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Masters
Mr. Masters
Margot
Lavinia
Steenth
On The Air And In The Radio Studios Diamond Jubilee Broadcast
A Hollywood salute to the presidents birthday airs tonight for an hour at 11 15 over Mutual WHBC and the Blue and Red networks. Arch Oboler conceives and directs the program with Gordon Jenkins leading a 50 piece orchestra and 16 voice chorus. Stars include Greta Garbo Bing Crosby Bob Hope Spencer Tracy Charlie McCarthy Marlene Dietrich Mary Martin Don Ameche Fibber McGee and Molly Deanna Durbin Charlie Chaplin William Powell Walter Pidgeon and others. Abies Irish Rose premieres over the Red network at 8 with Betty Winkler and Frank Lovejoy as Rosemary and Abie. Walter Kinsella plays Pat Murphy. Alan Reed also contributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Mutual
WHBC
Blue and Red
Greta Garbo
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Spencer Tracy
Charlie McCarthy
Marlene Dietrich
Mary Martin
Don Ameche
Fibber McGee and Molly
Deanna Durbin
Charlie Chaplin
William Powell
Walter Pidgeon
Abie
Red
Rosemary
Betty Winkler
Frank Lovejoy
Walter Kinsella
Pat Murphy
Alan Reed
Dog license sales record broken here
A final checkup of dog licenses sold before the deadline last Tuesday is being made by attendants in the county auditor's license bureau. Counter sales reached 20 500, a boost over last year's final day. Penalties of 1 dollar apply to those who failed to buy tags. Other key roles were assigned to Lawson Zerbe Anna Appel and Lashuan Skulknick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margot
Lavinia
License Bureau of
County Auditor’s Office
Solomon Levy
Lawson Zerbe
Anna Appel
Lanashua Skulknick
Millerstown Equity Exchange to elect three directors
Millersburg January 24 three board members of the Millersburg Equity Exchange were to be elected this afternoon at the annual stockholders meeting held in the Agricultural hall. Incumbents A. M. Nigh Melvin Miller and J Waldo Uhl held terms expiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Millersburg Equity Exchange
Agricultural Hall
A. M. Nigh
Melvin Miller
J. Waldo Uhl
Anne Adams Pattern 4962 for a tailored feminine frock
The Sewing Instructor presents Anne Adams Pattern 4962 for a color accented frock with a leaf motif transfer and embroidery. Features include a deer V-neck, gathered bodice seam, slenderizing center skirt pleat, optional short sleeves, and a back panel. Sizes 32 through 46. Send fifteen cents plus one cent mailing to The Canton Repository Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Canton Repository Pattern Department
West 117Th St
New York
N. Y
Tonight's Highlights on Radio and Screen
Radio broadcasts on WHEC and other stations recap hourly schedule. Abie's Irish Rose premieres at 8:15, McKinley Dover basketball at 8:15, Hobby Lobby with a talking bird at 8:30, Tommy Dorsey hosts Hit Parade at 9, Labor Accepts the Presidents Call airs at 10:15, and March of Dimes of the Air with Hollywood stars at 11:15 on WHBC and NBC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WTAM
Abie
McKinley- Dover
WJR
Hobby Lobby
Talking Bird
Tommy Dorsey
WHBC
NBC
Meemort
Whkk
WABC
Mutual
Nbc-Red
Mutual-Blue
Columbia
Glenn Miller
Metropolitan Opera
Cleveland Orchestra
George Dehanovsky
Glenn Miler
Lucky Millinder
Mogesy Spanier
Pan America
Pinner Music
Sum & Abner
Jack Graney
Eie
Sanony Watkins
Tomlinson
the World Today
Israel
Rio
Ellery Queen
Abies Irish Rowe
Cleveland College
Guy Lombarde
Able's
Herbie Hay
Aber
McKinley Consequences
Calif Melodies
Thover Consequences
Calif. Melodies
McKinley Barn Dance
Dover
Cedric Foster
Hal McIntyre
March of Dimes
Night Owl Club
Vaughn Monroe
WHK
Columbia A&m Europe
Village Chapel
National Defense Negro Hour
World Today
Jean Cavall
BBC News
America
Southernaires
Jordan
Southland Echoes Bock
Southernaires Wings
Stand News News
Rhapsody Ensemble
Radio Chapel Music
Radio Chapel Radio Canaries
Salt Lake City
Air Church
Long Air
Church Unity Red Cross
Richard Himber Redross
Magr Graham
Msgr
Graham
Bulldog Drummond
Allen Roth
Nobody's Children
American Forum
Frankie Masters
Terry
Jack Teagarden Ibo
Radio and TV Talent Shifts Mark Season Updates
Business leaders scheduled to speak on Jan 31. An ad agency negotiates Bob Hope replacing Orson Welles who heads to South America for a film. Duffy’s Tavern ends March 12. Bob Burns show will adopt a Will Rogers persona. Michael Piper Private Detective canceled after Feb 6. The Breakfast Club renewed. Lowell Thomas renewed for 10th year. Jackie Kelk extended on Aldrich Family as Homer. Olive Deering replaces Helen Mack as Marge on Myrtle and Marge February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hope
Orson Welles
Welles
South America
Duffy
Bob Burns
Burns
Will Rogers
Michael Piper
Breakfast Club
Lowell Thomas
Jackie Kelk
Ezra Stone
Homer
Horoscope for Sunday January twenty fifth year reads grave outlook
Sunday’s horoscope warns of grave possibilities requiring good judgment poise and perseverance to avert critical climaxes in business and private life. There may be sudden openings for adventure yet care discretion and prudence are urged in changes travel or strange propositions. Individuals born today face dramatic openings but require stabilization and profound judgment before pursuing hazardous or regrettable moves.
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Castamall
M. Lucee
Gheen
J. Battista
T. Moran
T. McCoy
N. Stone
If. Goerke
J. Hudak
R. Storch
Hendershot
Cc. Vignes
Maddrell
Kk. Bast
Copland
Br. McCoy
Whippy
Hillibish
I. Libertore
J. Caron
P. Fouch
Ss. Pratt
Brannon
Anderson
Co. Weimer
Ij. Heek
Chismar
Rr. Gable
K. Schario
Re. Zink
Offenburger
Caskey
Kaiser
Gathers
Hauter
Mayn
Nordick
Libertore
Schiffka
Caxton Press
NB Barbers
Allen Truckers
Cozy Clothes
Walt
Roby
Wilbur McFadden
Roy Keener
Dept. 59
Timken
Hood Anneal
Berger Mfg
Office
R. Ruggles
John Leader
Enamelers
Yale Clothes
North Canton Eagles
Strouble Taverns
Ted Zerbe
Orchard Hills
Hercules Motors
Farber
Paul Dick
Scavelli Gardens
T c. Travelers
Inertates N. C. Bkagles
Baers
Strouble Tavern
Vt.c.t. Council
Coca Cola
Liords
Scavelli
G.A
Phister Stokers
Auto Electric
Weber Dental
Inn
S & W_ Sports
Barbers Baers & J Motors Gin. Co. Cleaners
Feels
Is & Ww
Lloyds Re
Orch
Hill
N. C. Eagles
F. O
Og In
Ss. Sun
Hufler Flowers
Brake
IV. O
Asdanger Uate
N. CC
Sun Equip
TRE
Trafler
Barbers
Generals
Barbers Mest Shop
Wwalt and Roby
Summit Freight
Machin Headline
Hub Victor
Pennasy
Burson Auto
Dept
Streamliners
Blue Gill Bait Co
Red Arrows
Tanner Service
Greyhounds
Air Chiefs
Rail Kings
I ‘ Tanner
Melt Shop
Broadways
BOS
Summit
Burson
Hal
Brookside Ladiqn
Streamliner
Mine Gill Bartlett
Terrvers
Baker Auto
Women's Mater
Ron Isome Furniture
Victor
Louisville Grushes East
Blue Raiders
Violand
Cage
Stoefen
Perry
By Watkins E. Wright
Margot Linden
Armworth’s
Miss Prentice
Mrs. Culbertson
Miss Prentiss
Arch Oboler
Gordon Jenkins
CBS
George Meany
American Federation of Labor
Matthew Woll
Federation
Emil Rieve
CIO
Pattern
WHEC
WHEHC
Ernest Guthrie
Defense Health
Merle Pitts
Massillon League
Western Reserve
Lee Gordon
Star (Cavers
Sammy Kaye
Catholic Hour
Gildersleeve
Jack
Benny Jack Benny
Radio Warblers Wildlife Lutheran Hour
Vaitheran
Spirit of
the World
Tedew
HR. V. Kaltenborn Art Museum
Art Museum
Interlude Tony Wone
Red Cross
Opera
Nichols
Civilian Defense News People’s Church
People’s Church
Moylan
Olivia Santoro
Steelmakers
Pearson & Allen
Roosevelt
Captain Flagg
Captain Flegg
Walter Winchell Parker Family
Irene Rich
Dinah Shore
Symphony Hall
George Fisher
Jewish Hour Jewish
CBS Workshop
Blue Barron
Alvino Bey
Alvine Rey
Sherlock Holmes
Ea A
Friendly Jewelry Stores
N. Market Ave
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