Hogan Boosts Earnings To $4,875 In San Francisco Open Breezy
Sports column notes earnings figure for Hogan after winning the San Francisco Open. Brief commentary references various figures and personalities in baseball and boxing circles, including Swope, Terry, Ott, and risked shifts in roles. Mentions Loyola of Baltimore beating Western Maryland in overtime, then Catholic U. twice by 50-33, with 26-20 halftime.
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Hogan
ABC Normal
Minnesota
Loyola of Baltimore
Western Maryland
Catholic U
Gerber Tops Rockets With 20.9 Point Season Pace
Toledo University star Bob Gerber leads the Rockets in scoring with 20.9 points per game. The 6 foot 4 forward, co captain with Bart Quinn, has emerged as a top all around player and a strong defender. His unconventional corner hook shot and deceptive fake drive the attack as Toledo aims to break Chuckovits' scoring record with 12 games left.
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Associated Press
Toledo
University of Toledo Rockets
Bob Gerber
Rockets
Gerber
Akron West High School
Chuck Chuckovits
Akron
Chuckovits
Bart Quinn
Detroit Tech
Akron South
West
University
Rocket
Hogan Wins San Francisco Open by Three Strokes
Ben Hogan of Hershey Pennsylvania wins the $5,000 San Francisco Open with a total 279 after an eagle on the 15th. Sam Snead finishes three behind in second, Lawson Little third. Hogan’s earnings reach $4,875 for 1942 with recent wins and high finishes. In Youngstown, Peter Wellman seeks to move the Mahoning Valley Open dates to June 24–27 to avoid conflicts with Hale America sectional eliminations.
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International News Service
San Francisco
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Beltin
Benny
Ben
Hogan
Screaming Woods
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Lawson Little
Dick Metz
Oak Park
United Press
Youngstown
Peter Wellman
Mahoning Valley Country Club
Ohio State Stamps Chicago in Big Ten clash
Ohio State’s basketball team crushed Chicago 63 to 35 to stay near the bottom of the Big Ten standings. Jack McLain led with 13 points as Ohio State prepared to host Purdue after Minnesota solidified second place with a 46-39 win over Purdue.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio State
Chicago
Bucks
Purdue
Illinois
Minnesota
Boilermakers
Windy City
Jack McLain
State
Michigan
Indiana
Wolverines
Gophers
Ann Arbor
Alliance New Home of Hot Stove League
The National Hot Stove league transfers its national headquarters to Alliance from Selma Alabama. Cy Butler Alliance sports editor becomes executive secretary succeeding Dr Anne E Gray. Butler helped form the Alliance chapter on Nov 18 1937 and the league now spans more than 100 chapters across the United States Canada and Balboa Panama Canal Zone.
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Alliance
HOT Stove League
National Hot Stove League
Selma
Ala
Cy Butler
Anne E. Gray
Butler
Ohio
Massillon
Minerva
Carrollton
Girard
East Liverpool
Ravenna
United States
Canada
Balboa
Panama Canal Zone
Karl Artman
Dr. Gray
Bucs’ Catcher Baker Signs With Pirates
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced they have the signed contract of catcher Bill Baker six foot Woodleaf N C a player acquired from the Cincinnati Reds on waivers last May.
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BUCS
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bill Baker
Six Foot Woodleaf
N. C
Cincinnati Reds
Canton Drop Forge and Corrugated Box Tie Up First
Canton Drop Forge and Corrugated Box stayed in a first place tie by winning their third game Monday night at Belden School. The Forges crushed Republic Stamping 44 to 10 while the Boxes defeated Republic South Division 41 to 21. Sterling Bakers edged Republic Met. Lab. 25 to 24.
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Canton Drop Forge
Corrugated Box
Belden School
Forges
Republic
Sterling Bakers
Lab
Met. Lab
Wickaltee
Bixler Valet
McKibben
Brewer
Jones the
Boxing Board Names New Cincinnati Chairman
George A. Murphy, long time Cincinnati boxing and wrestling commissioner, was promoted to chairman to succeed Bill Goebel who resigned to promote boxing bouts. Walton Bachrach was appointed to a two year term to fill Murphy’s place.
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Cincinnati
George A. Murphy
Cincinnati Boxing and Wrestling Commission
Bill Goebel
Walton Bachrach
Murphy
Scioto County Cager Aims for Ohio Scoring Mark
Washington two senior Lef ty Nelson of Nauvoo Scioto County mounts to surpass Tom Kinkade’s 484 point season record with 480 points in 20 games for the southern Ohio Class A team. The article reviews other top scorers and team standings, noting Goedde, Van Horn, Nagy, and Martins Ferry as key performers while detailing league shifts and recent upsets across Class A and nearby districts.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Toronto
Tom Kinkade
Nelson
Washington Two
Nauvoo
Scioto County
Kinkade
Tom
South Webster
Washington
Waterloo
Wonders
Portsmouth East
Sylvester Goedde
Vaughnsville
Gilboa
Johnny van Horn
Greene
Fritz Nagy
Akron South
Martins Ferry
Wheeling
W. Va
Timken at Akron East in pivotal league clash
Timken Trojans, riding the best record in the Canton area, travel to Akron to meet East Orientals who lead the Akron Pioneer league with undefeated status. The 7 pm game at the Akron Armory serves as a preview to the Akron Youngstown college bout as Timken aims for a 10th win in 11. Coach Dan Myers sticks with the starting five of Bikis, Melcher, Huddleston, Vulcan, and Schumick as Timken brings a 48.6 point per game attack into the showdown.
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Timken Trojans
Canton
Akron
East Orientals
Akron Armory
Johnny Bikis
Burton Melcher
Dick Huddleston
Nick Vulcan
Tom Schumick
Wooster to Battle Lincoln and Berea
Wooster Generals schedule two home games this week facing Berea and Canton Lincoln. They travel to Canton Friday and host Berea Saturday. County league standings show Doylestown near top after Fredericksburg upset Smithville. other games include Chester at Doylestown and Sterling at West Salem. Central Buckeye league features Orrville at Loudonville and Rittman at Millersburg Friday.
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Wooster Generals
Berea
New Cage
Generals
Canton Lincoln
Wayne County
Orrville
Smithville
Shreve
Doylestown
Fredericksburg
Sterling
Chester
Dalton
West Salem
Creston
Congress
Paint Two
Apple Creek
Jackson Twp to Battle Greentown in Loop Tilt
The Jackson Two Bears aim to beat Greentown tonight at Greentown in the Stark county Class B loop. Jackson is 5 of 10 in league play while Greentown stands 3 of 10. Seven games are set for Friday and four for Saturday.
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Jackson
Battle Greentown
Jackson Two Bears
Down Greentown
Greentown
Stark County
Bears
Greenies
Giants to Increase Salaries Under Liberalism Plan
New York Giants president Horace Stoneham said payroll will stay about the same as prior years as Mel Ott steers a liberal pay policy. Ott backs raises for youths like Johnny Rucker and Bob Carpenter as part of rebuilding after three straight NL second-division finishes.
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Mel Ott
United Press
New York
New York Giants
Horace Stoneham
Stoneham
Giants
Ott
Bill Terry
Johnny Rucker
Bob Carpenter
Rucker
New York University Football Slated for Review After Delays
New York University council voted to conduct a full review of athletics after delaying the planned drop of varsity football. The formal notice signaled a likely reduction from the sports calendar, as alumni voiced cautious optimism amid continuing financial strain from de-emphasis and weak gate receipts.
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International
New York
New York University
University Council
Lincoln Lions set for seventh win at Orrville
The Lincoln Lions travel to Orrville to face the Red Riders in a Central Buckeye league matchup. Orrville has 8 losses in 10 games and may be weakened if Harold Sibert cannot play due to flu, with Ted Loop or Bob Nichols stepping in at forward if needed. The reserve game tips at 7 30.
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Lincoln Lions
Orrville
Red Riders
Smithville
Lodi
Doylestown
Loudonville
Apple Creek
Rittman
Dalton
Millersburg
Wooster
Joe Hardy
J. Cager
Marion Eby
Dalton Cager
Joe Yonto
Curtis Norman
Charles Hudson
Don Demlow
Bob Reynolds
Junie Ferrall
Lions
Harold Sibert
Sibert
Ted Loop
Bob Nichols
Bob Slobodnick
Ray Preusser
Mike Rejina
Ed Lipschutz
Ohio Fishing Licenses and Local Hunting News Roundup
Ohio anglers 18 plus must be licensed to fish in public waters with 50 cent state fee plus 10 cent clerk fee. non residents pay 3 dollars and 25 cents, or a 10 day license for 1 dollar with 10 cent clerk fee. Badges must be worn. Carrollton hunter Chick Marsall tops Carroll county with 25 pelts. Brackin pairs 27. Red Hewitt 10. Ground hog day anticipation and wildlife sightings near New Castle, PA. Canton Pistol Club hosts indoor range program. Sportsmen's Rod and Gun rifle group meets Wednesday at 7:30. Michigan upstate logging aids deer due to winter browse. Stark Gun Club skeet winter run, Umstattd, Atkinson, McFarren high in events. night shooting Thursday.
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Ohio
Chick Marsall
Carrollton
Carroll County
Brackin
Chinck” Brackin
Hewitt
Mellett
Canton
Sportsmen’s Rod and Gun Club
Ralph
Howard Helwig
St NW
Stark Gun Club
Ray McFarren
William Umstattd
Tom Atkinson
Russ Horn
J. C. James
Carl Zettler
H. Farmer
Ben Keller
Tigers Engage Akron Quintet in Back-to-Back Games
MASSILLON The Washington High quintet faces two Akron opponents this week at home. St Vincent’s tests tonight, South on Friday. St Vincent’s lost 43-26 to Akron West. Washington fell 49-35 to Newark Saturday. Fritz Nagey stars for South, averaging 21 points per game.
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Massillon
Washington High
Akron
St. Vincents
South
St. Vincent's
Akron West
Tigers
Newark
Canton McKinley
Fritz Nagey
Steubenville
Youngstown Wilson
Elyria
Cuyahoga Falls
Warren Harding
Youngstown
Illinois grid post narrows coach choice for Illini
Champaign Illinois report says the selection of a new head football coach to replace Robert Zuppke has narrowed to Burt Ingwersen and Ray Elliott. Ingwersen is Northwestern's line coach and former Zuppke assistant with prior stints at LSU and Iowa. Elliott was Zuppke's top assistant last season and previously coached at Illinois College.
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International News Service
Champaign
Ill
University of Illinois
Robert Zuppke
Burt Ingwersen
Ray Elliott
Ingwersen
Northwestern University
Zuppke
Louisiana State
Iowa
Elliott
Illinois College
Thornton Lee Seeks Salary Boost After Stellar 1941 Season
Phoenix report notes Thornton Lee, AL's top left pitcher in 1941 with 22 wins, 11 losses, leading in earned runs, and a .250 batting average, declares the White Sox underpay and demands a higher contract after rejecting the prior offers. He emphasizes his 22 victories and all his league-leading stats as justification.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Thornton Lee
Chicago White Sox
Lee
White Sox
Cleveland Golden Gloves Final Friday Advances
The Cleveland Golden Gloves boxing tournament moved to the final round as semi final winners prepared for Friday night bouts. After tough clashes last night, champions carry their belts and aim for the title in the upcoming matches.
Xavier Seeks Grid Tilt for Open 1942 Date
Xavier University seeks a 1942 football game on one of two open dates as Clem Crowe plans a service team matchup. The coach announced the bid to fill slots on the schedule.
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Xavier
Cincinnati
Xavier University
Clem Crowe
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