Price Brown and the Buckeyes coaching puzzle deepens
Bud Wolzer outlines that Paul Brown has been invited to confer with Ohio State officials about the football coaching post. The key demand is a meeting with the full university leadership and a guaranteed, interference-free control of the team. The piece argues Brown’s proven mastery could create a statewide pipeline of his former players to OSU, a prospect that unsettles rival coaches.
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Bud Wolzer
Brown
Wes Fesler
Fesler
O.S.A
Browns
Buckeye
Paul
Buckeyes
Kit
Caboodle
Howard Bevis
Dick Larkins
Bucks
University
Chuck Mather
Massillon High
Chuck
Ohio State
Ohio
Penalty era debate over Ezzard Charles by Grayson
Two schools clash on Ezzard Charles legacy with Nat Fleischer Gene Tunney and Lt Veydovec backing Charles as a worthy titleholder. They compare him to Joe Louis Dempsey and Corbett while noting Louis era shadows. NEA Service, Inc.
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Ezzard Charles
Ezzard the Gizzard
Charles
Lee Oma
Nat Fleischer
Gene Tunney
William Veydovec
Jack Dempsey
Fleischer
The
Ring Magazine
Beaks
Tunney
Dempsey
Manly
Veydeveec
Bayonne
N. J
James J. Corbett
John L. Sullivan
Tom Heeney
Harold Mays
Veydovec
Billy Vidabeck
James J. Braddock
Maxie Rosenbloom
Battling Siki
Jimmy Slattery
Soldier Field
Gene
Louis
Joe Louis
Sacramento Gets Tribe's Al Benton
Relief pitcher Al Benton was sold today by the Cleveland Indians to Sacramento of the Pacific Coast League. The 39-year-old hurler came to Cleveland after his unconditional release by the Detroit Tigers in 1948 and a short time with the Sacramento club in 1949. Benton had been with Detroit since 1938. He won 4 and lost 2 last season, pitched 63 innings and had an earned-run average of 3.57. In 1949, he won 9 and lost 6, and had a 2-12 era.
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Cleveland
al Benton
Cleveland Indians
Sacramento
Pacific Coast
Detroit Tigers
Benton
Detroit
Central Freshmen Win 40 23 Over Alliance Broadway
Central Catholic freshmen won their ninth victory, defeating Alliance Broadway 40 to 23. Paul Williams led with 12 points as the Crusaders built 8-6, 17-11, and 28-13 quarter leads, while other scorers included Lippert and Lacey. Alliance Broadway’s DeStefano and Richey led their team with five and four points respectively.
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Central Catholic
Alliance Broadway
Crusader Yearlings
Paul Williams
Central
Williams
Bishop
Haley
DiPietro
Lippert
Lacey
Medell
DeStefano
Mopiss
Partin
Richey
Baddley
Thomas
Central S$ If
Alliance
Vols Neyland Becomes Lifetime Tennessee Coach
New York dispatch notes a trend toward lifelong coaching contracts as General Robert Neyland of Tennessee, already 25 years at the school, signs a deal to complete his athletic career at Tennessee for life. The piece mentions similar arrangements for Princeton’s Caldwell and others like Bryant, Gustafson, and Hickman, plus longtime figures Lou Little, Leahy, Munger, Meyer, Faurot.
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New York
Tennessee
Robert Neyland
Athletic Board
Nathan Dougherty
Southern California
Neyland
Charles Caldwell
Princeton
Paul Bryant
Kentucky
Herman Hickman
Yale
Andy Gustafson
Miami University
Bryant
Gustafson
Miami
Hickman
Lou Little
Columbia
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Tuss McLaughery
Dartmouth
George Munger
Penn
Dutch Meyer
Texas Christian
Don Faurot
Missouri
Faurot
Ohio State
Minnesota
California
Minerva Lions rout Salineville to lead Stark County
Minerva's Lions overwhelmed Salineville 85 to 43 to seize early county lead in Class A basketball. Guard Sonny Davison scored 22 as Minerva set scoring marks, rising to 9-3 with 704 total points. Davis and Dysle fueled the early surge as the hosts pulled away after the first quarter.
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Minerva
Lions
Stark County
Salineville
Sonny Davison
Davison
Illinois Captain Paces Big Ten Scoring Race
Illinois Captain Don Sunderlage leads the Big Ten scoring race with 27 points in the Illini 69 53 win over Iowa. He has 114 points in 6 games, as statistics released include Monday tilts. Ray Angelis of Northwestern tops averages with 102 points in 5 games, 20.4 per game.
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Chicago
Illinois
Don Sunderlage
Illini
Iowa
Sunderlage
Ray Angelis
Northwestern
Officials Named For Dimes Drive Basketball Event
Officials have been announced for the March of Dimes benefit basketball carnival at Jewish Center gym. Eight men volunteer as referees with Otto Horn as timekeeper and Johnny Frenz as scorer. Games begin 7:30 pm Local 1200 versus Saxon Club, then Climarene Girls versus Windsor Theater at 8:30, ending with Canton Collegians versus First Presbyterian at 9:30. Tickets remain available at local shops and the Jewish Center.
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CAGE
Jewish Center
Leo Berger
Connie DeOrio
Amy Parker
Windsor Theater Quintet
Jewish Center Gym
Merle Ruble
Wilbur Billings
Tony Brahler
Fred Harold
Arthur
Red) Rittersbaugh
Octavio Sirgo
Otto Horn
Johnny Frenz
Local 1200
Saxon Club
Climarene Girls
Windsor Theater
Canton Collegians
First Presbyterian
Dumont Sports
Yale Clothes
Stone Clothes
Hillman Jewelers
Herns Apparel
Spo-Mats Play Tonight and Monday Road Trip
North Canton Spo-Mats host Uhrichsville Merchants tonight at the community building. The team travels to New Philadelphia Monday to face the Britts in the high school auditorium. Spo-Mats open for games. write Alvie Fye at 211 Portage St or call 9-2426.
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North Canton
Spo-Mats
Uhrichsville Merchants
New Philadelphia
Britts
Alvie
East Sparta and Navarre run win streaks in Stark B league
Navarre defeats Uniontown 78 to 59 and East Sparta beats Greentown 56 to 54 to extend their streaks to three and five games respectively. Glen Fortner scores 23 for Navarre, Ernie Bender 15 for East Sparta, while Cal Birk tops Greentown with 18. League action resumes Friday with multiple matchups including Navarre at Middlebranch and East Sparta at Brewster.
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Navarre
East Sparta
Stark County
Uniontown
Greentown
Rams
Glen Fortner
Ronnie Colney
Calvin
Sonny) Birk
Greyhounds
Ernie Bender
Frank Schleis
Waynesburg
Hartville
Middlebranch
Beach City
East Canton
Canal Fulton
Jackson
Brewster
Magnolia
Colney
Fortner
Hay
Widder
Brideweser
Mummertz
Hi-Y Cage Results from Stark County League Night
Three games Tuesday at North Canton Canton South No 1 defeated North Canton Alpha 39 to 35 in Class A. Louisville beat Canton South No 2 39 to 20 in Class B. Hartville routed North Canton Beta 41 to 23 in Class C. Bill Susco of Hartville led scorers with 21 points.
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Stark County
North Canton
Canton South
North Canton Alpha
Louisville
Hartville
North Canton Beta
Bill Susco
City League Cage Results Showdown in Industrial A
JT Local 1200 and Climalene moved toward perfect records with seventh straight win over Union Metal 42-32 and Windsor Theater 32-24 respectively. Buxbaum led Local 1200 past Automatic Steel Products 63-34 aided by DeStefano and Battista, while Ford Motors beat Canton Drop Forge 42-37. Naples rose to runner up in girls loop by routing Saxon Club 39-9.
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JT Ocal 1200
Climalene
Union Metal
Climalenes
Windsor Theater
Buxbaum
Automatic Steel Products
Chet DeStefano
Benny Battista
Ford Motors
Canton
Forge
Naples
Industrial
Slige
Lamargedes
Matthews
Garrett
Suarez
Westover
Wallace
Canton Drop Forge
Hogue
Ferry
Boyle
Spottleson
Mitchell
Elefante
Weida
Halter
Rutter
Forge S
Saxons Beats Windsors In Tight City League Matchup
Naples five 1313 led by DeOrio and Stuchul scored 27 points to topple Saxon Club 79 62. Climatene 62 Windsor 22 trailed as Parker and Kovacs paced Windsor with a combined 9 points in a rough offensive game.
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Besst
Reynolds
Barnes
Drabeck
Lopez
Bandy
Johanning
Kortis
Saxon Club
Dickson
Kackley
Zeck
Climatene
DeOrio
Barnett
Roger
Bibich
van Orman
Stuchul
Williamson
Windsor Theater
Parker
Kovacs
Fosdick
Edwards
Shain
Patterson
Kirvakedes
Climalene
Windsors
Lions Lose 15000 In Red For 1950 Season
Detroit Lions stockholders report NPFL club lost 15000 during the 1950 season after a 112000 loss in 1949. The announcement underscores ongoing fiscal difficulties for the franchise.
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LIONS
Detroit
Detroit Lions
Ohio Coaches Endorse Mather For Buck Berth
Ohio High School Football Coaches Association backs Charles Mather of Massillon as the board screens OSU for Wes Fesler's successor. President Glenn Ellison says members favor Mather but insists the association is not pressuring.
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Ohio Coaches
Mather
Middletown
Charles
Chuck) Mather
Massillon
Ohio High School Football Coaches Association
Ohio State
Columbus
Glenn Ellison
Wes Fesler
O.S.U
Ellison
Dick Larkins
Larkins
O.H.S.F.C.A
Carrollton Rally Edges Scio 61-59 in late rally
Carrollton Warriors overcame a tight game with a 15 point fourth quarter to beat Scio Panthers 61-59 on Tuesday. Bob Schoeneman scored 18 for Carrollton while Tom McGinnis led Scio with 22. Carrollton moves to 8-4 in 12 starts, Scio stands 5-5 after the loss.
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SCIO
Carrollton Warriors
Scio Panthers
Carrollton
Bob Schoeneman
Bundy
B. Spiker
Hibinger
Knights To Entertain Presbyterian Quintet
The Knights of Columbus basketball team hosts veteran First Presbyterian squad at 8 o clock. The Knights are even in 8 starts while Presbyterian shows 13 wins in 15 games and a 5 0 YMCA church league record.
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Knights of Columbus
First Presbyterian
Knights
Presbyterian
Y.M.C
Riley Leads Early Tee Off At Doherty Women’s Amateur
In Miami Florida Polly Riley of Fort Worth defending champion starts the Helen Lee Doherty Women’s Amateur with a 10 a.m. tee off paired with Miami’s Mrs. Paul Kirby after Riley carded 38 38 76 in qualifying. Kirby qualified with an 82.
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Miami
Fla
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Tex
Helen Lee Doherty
Miami County Club
Paul Kirby
Fight Results By United Press
In Trenton Billy Wyatt of Trenton drew with Al Capers of Philadelphia in a 145 pound bout. In Philadelphia Tommy Charlo outpointed Eddie Giosa. In New Orleans Chuck Taylor stopped Joey Carbido in the fifth round for a 149 pound bout.
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United Press
Trenton
N. J
Billy Wyatt
al Capers
Philadelphia
Tommy Charlo
Waterbury
Conn
Eddie Giosa
New Orleans
Chuck Taylor
Coaltown
Joey Carbido
Youngstown
Champions Qualify For NCAA Tournament Field
Conference champions of ten major leagues automatically earn spots in the 16 team NCAA basketball championship field in March, guaranteeing a path for top teams to reach the national tournament.
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N.C.A.A
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McCully
Dietrich
McCullough
Raffle
Ferguson
Malone
Clark
Allison
Starky
Tenent
Dimes Drive
del C. Dorman
Masseur
Short Ave. NW
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
T. Louis
Reinhold
Moon
Duke
Alder
Birk
Adams
Greathouse
Triner
J. DeStefano
Battista
C. DeStefano
Alonzo
Fasnacht
Capobianco
Baker
Darey
Stuchell
Bradley
Neztek
Simms
Jenkins
Jolwiakowski
Stokes
Berg
Fontes
Giordano
Thatcher
Schwab
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Zupp
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Pearson
Fleck
Byrd
Stickle
Lozier
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