Hoovers nips Stocken in 10 innings to stay atop league
North Canton Hoovers edged Lee Stocken, Inc. 9-8 in 10 innings as Harry Brown delivered the deciding hit and Blaine Brancher scored the tying run earlier. Old Dutch Beer crushed Timken 13-2, with Ted Arunski earning the win and Brendle also contributing big hits as Timken extended its losing streak to 12.
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Ova Reee
L. Pet
North Canton Hoover
Old Dutch Beer
Lee Ocken, Inc
Timken
Hoovers
Lee Stocken
North Canton Hoovers
Lee Stocken, Inc
Old Dutch
Harry Brown
Blaine Brancher
Ross Hoffman
North Canton
Kee Stocken
Don McIntee
Bobby Bush
Thompson
Evangelista
Brown
Jack Kibler
Dick Snyder
Bob Nichols
Ted Arunski
Arunski
Benny Battista
Sam di Blasi
Ray Brendle
Brendle
DeStefano
Austin
Earley
Machan
Baker
Smith
Battista
Palmer
DiBlas
Scredon
D. Quinn
Serban
Ses de
Hagan
iHaack
Zeiger
R—Karley
DiBlasi
Quinn
Westfail
Escola
Carnahan
E—Battista
RBI
Rbattista
Hr—Diblasi
So—Arunski
Rex
Haack
Ho—Rex
W—Arunski
L—Rex
Nichols
Stocken
R—Suarez
Miller
Hoffman
Braucher
McIntee
Shoop
Messenheimer
Menegay
E—Suarez
Bush
Mohler
Zelmer
Limbach
Fye
Mess
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L—Kibler
Cubs
Phils Miksis
Waitkus
Connors
Ashburn
Ef Baumholtz
Oj Jones
Lauer
Hermanski
Ennis
Rf Jeffcoat
Hamner
S Jackson
Pellagrini
Ramazzotti
Wilbur
C Owen
Myer
a-Cavarretta
Old-Nicholson Burgess
Konstanty
P Rush
c-Sisler
d-Caballero
Owen
Meyer
Sisler
Chicago
Philadelphia
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Baumholtz
Sauer
E—Ramazzotti
Wilber
Jones
Jackson
S— Meyer
Miksis
Bb—Meyer
Rush
So—Rush
Ho—Meyer
U—Barlick
Donatelli Lanfante
Bal
Yankees to honor McCarthy at old timers reunion
New York will honor former manager Joe McCarthy at an old timers reunion marking the American League gold jubilee at Yankee Stadium on September 8. The 64 year old led the Yankees to eight pennants and quit baseball on June 22 last year after resigning as Boston Red Sox manager due to failing health.
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New York
New York Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Yankee Stadium
McCarthy
Yanks
Boston Red Sox
Golf Invites Notables At Pepper Pike Tourney
Akron July 21 The Knight newspapers sponsor a golf tournament at Pepper Pike Country Club near Chagrin Falls inviting notable figures including Lt Gen Hoyt Vandenberg Air Force chief of staff RFC director Stuart Symington and Ohio Governor Frank Lausche to participate on July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Hoyt Vandenberg
Air Force
RFC
Stuart Symington
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Pepper Pike Country Club
Chagrin Falls
Knight Newspapers
Garza Returns to Yanks After Dentistry Break
Dan Garza, 27, who left pro football last year to study dentistry, signed a 1951 contract today with the New York Yanks. He previously played for the now-defunct New York Yankees of the All-America Conference in 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dan Garza
New York Yanks
Garza
New York Yankees
Penn Asks To Put Five Games on TV
The University of Pennsylvania seeks permission to televise five of its eight home football games this year. The request will go to the NCAA eight man committee for a decision Monday. Penn athletic director Francis Murray said the move is made respectfully under article eight of the amended television plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
University of Pennsylvania
N.C.A.A
Ralph Furey
Furey
Penn-sylvania
Francis T. Murray
Penn
Giants Open Practice Camp Starts Monday at Saranac Lake
The New York Giants begin their 27th campaign Monday at Saranac Lake New York coach Steve Owen will take 44 players to camp including 15 rookies led by Kyle Rote 1950 All America halfback from Southern Methodist.
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New York
New York Giants
Cleveland Browns
Saranac Lake
N.Y
Steve Owen
Kyle Rote
Southern Methodist
Stockon Baseball Team Heads to Carrollton Clash
Lee Stockon leads the baseball squad as they travel to meet the Carrollton Eagles tonight at 7 30 EST. Stockon players depart Fairmount Diamond at 5 PM for the road game and aim to secure a win on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Stockon
Carrollton Eagles
E.S.T
Stockon
Fairmount
Old Catcher Sam Agnew Dies at 63 in Sonoma
Sam Agnew a catcher who spent 26 of his 63 years in major and minor league baseball died last night in a Sonoma hospital of a heart condition. He joined the San Francisco Seals of the Pacific Coast League in 1920 after serving three years with the St. Louis Browns, three with the Boston Red Sox and one with the Washington Senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonoma
Calif
Sam Agnew
Agnew
San Francisco Seals
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Uncle Miltie Favored in Lamplighter Handicap
Uncle Miltie carries 126 pounds as the 2 to 1 favorite in the 15,000 Lamplighter at Monmouth Park. Eleven rivals race the mile and a sixteenth, with Yildiz at 117 pounds in a field that marks a return from a two month farm vacation.
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Oceanport
N. J
Uncle Miltie
Monmouth Park
Yildiz
Tom Hamilton Takes Football Reins With Pitt
Pittsburgh July 21 AP In a surprise move athletic director Tom Hamilton became Pitt head football coach for one season only replacing Len Casanova who resigned after a 1 8 season Casanova left to take a coaching job at Oregon Hamilton is a Navy veteran who has led Pitt as athletic director for two years and will now coach the grid team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Tom Hamilton
University of Pittsburgh
Hamilton
Navy
Pitt
Len Casanova
Casanova
University of Oregon
Stars Trail Torrid Glenn Teal In Milwaukee Golf
Milwaukee July 21 AP Colorful Glenn Teal led halfway in the Blue Ribbon open golf tourney at North Hills with a three stroke edge after two rounds. A field of 93 qualifiers for the 72 hole medal play over 6,257 yards, purse 20000 with 2750 to the Sunday winner. Teal sixtee n cards 67 67 for 134, followed by Sam Snead Jimmy Demaret and Julius Boros at 137.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Glenn Teal
North Hills
Teal
Knoxville
Tenn
Sam Snead
Jimmy Demaret
Julius Boros
Jim Ferrier
Lloyd Mangrum
Joe Kirkwood
George Fazio
Marty Furgol
Eastern League Scores On Opening Day
Hartford beat Wilkes Barre 5 to 2 while Williamsport won 6 to 3 against Binghamton. Elmira prevailed 5 to 3 over Schenectady, and Scranton lost 1 to 8 with Albany defeating by 3 to none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Wilkes-Barre
Williamsport
Binghamton
Elmira
Schenectady
Scranton
Albany
Dodgers extend unbeaten run in city league playoffs
Iittle League sighted Dodgers cap regular eastern division with 18th straight win, 14 4 over Braves to seal title contention. Ronnie Allen earned win as Mastin Calhoun hit homers. league notes include Timken 16 2 over Union Metal and Industrial Sales 16 2 over Apprentices.
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Iittle League
Dodgers
White Sox
Wiahtain
Apprentice
Dept
Braves
Giants
Phillies
Allen
Moore
Corsi
Kurzinsky
Williams
Martin, Hood and
Johnson
German
McCray
Summer two man league starts July 31 at North Canton
A 16 pair two division summer league kicks off July 31 at North Canton Recreation. Play runs Tuesday and Thursday at 8 30 with no average restrictions and a few openings remain. Call Chick Evans at 9 7082 to apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Canton Recreation
Chick Evans
Fords and Ceramics win in Class A softball triple
Ford Motors, Maloney Motors and Stark Ceramics all won Friday night at Kurtz Memorial Field. The Fords beat Local 1200 11 1 as Wayne Nelson fanned 16 and Eddie Biaselli held Ferraro to two hits. Maloney blanked Ferraro’s Bakery 9 0 on two hitters. Stark Ceramics defeated Stahlheber Sports 4 2, with John Miller, Bill Stiner and Vince Shupe homering for the Ceramics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Miked
Cowgill
Sylvia's Sewing School
Roth Plumbers
Ewing Chevrolet
Marina Sales
Grossgiaus Sheriff
Geltz Flowers
Imperial Cleaners
Gremminger Electric
Tve Treland
Gremminger Elec
Cowgill Geltz
Imperial
Grossglaus
Martna
Sylmas
Recreation
Dick Perdue Sam
Joe Mayesay
Bill Morgan
Bob Lowe
Pat DeCosmo
Bob Lark Timken
Ron Stewart
Ogre L Pet
Earl Mastell
Dept
Fred Maurer
Adrian Maurer
Fred Rini
John Vandyke
Gambrinus Mill
Bill Taimuty
Dale Wirt
Gambrinus Anneal
Pat Spino
Gamb. Mill
Joe Mayes
Gamb. Anneal
Ind
Sales
A. Maurer
Samay
Bob Clark
Merchants
Dick Perdue
Art Nims
Bob We
Canton
Sam May
Midland
Local
Witt
Timken
Dueber
Ford Motors
Buxbaum
Canaries
Union Metal
Orioles
Crows
Union
Blackbirds
Redbirds
Ford
Starlings
Cardinals
Bluebirds
Industrial SL Wrens
Ed Ee
Ohio Power No. A . Ravens
Diebolds
Robins
Diebolds Buxbaum
Stark
Firefighters
Wrens
Eagles
Indians
Lions
Tigers
Dodgers
Bulldogs
Skein
Maloney Motors
Stark Ceramics
Kurtz Memorial Field
Fords
Maloneys
Ferrara
Bakery
Stahlheber
Wayne Nelson
Eddie Biaselli
Ferraros
Bakers
Maloney
John Miller
Bill Stiner
Vince Shupe
Ferraro
Biaselli
Cuglia
Rehfus
P. Harold
Stadlheber
Miller
F. Harold
Baker and Niesz
Ford Lon
Nelson and
Wallace
Rossetti and
Colodonato
Battlefield Favored To Win Arlington Classic Stakes
In Chicago Arlington Classic at Arlington Park a field of 43 three year olds contends for 813,300 in the 23rd running. Battlefield is the 8-5 favorite with Eddie Arcaro riding, Roughn Tumble second choice at 5-2, and a poll of 16 writers split on the winner.
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Chicago
Omaha
Battlefield
Eddie Arcaro
Johnny Adams
Rough’n Tumble
Bernwood
Rude
Big Stretch
Hall of Fame
Royal Mustang
Bugledrums
Spur On
Longleat
Sir Bee Bum
Sonic
Abbe Sting
Canton Library Board Sets 1952 Budget At $225376
The Canton public library trustees approved a $225 376 operating budget for 1952, up from 1951. President Wendell Herbruck cited needs for 6 000 volumes for three new school libraries and 3 000 more for a third bookmobile, plus purchases for main library and branches. The 1951 circulation reached 1 167 203 in Canton, with Akron and Youngstown higher. A night curbside book depository on 3rd St SW was authorized to ease parking and allow after hours returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trustees of
Canton Public Library
Wendell Herbruck
Budget Commission
Canton
Akron
Youngstown
3Rd St
Nashville church festival at Nashville School Wednesday
A festival sponsored by the Women Society of Christian Service of Nashville Methodist Church will be held at Nashville School on Wednesday at 5 30 P M Eastern Standard Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Nashville Methodist Church
Nashville
Kentucky horse breeder Charles Nichols Sr dies at Lexington Hospital
Lexington, Ky. Charles Nichols Sr a prominent Kentucky horse breeder died at Lexington Hospital on Friday. He was known for his extensive stud farm operations and contributions to the local racing community. Services are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Charles Nichols
Lexington Hospital
Local Junior League Baseball Schedule Shifts Tonight
Buck Hill Land faces Dumont in City. Melbourne Construction meets Dollive Sid ing in Cook. Halter Center plays Ohio Tar in Harrisboro. Arnold Clothes battles Owler Bros. Jackson. All games begin at 4 p.m.
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Buck Hill Land
Dumont
City
Melbourne Constr
Dollive Siding
Cook
Halter Centr
Ohio Tar
Harrisbore
Arnold Clothes
Owler Bros
Jackson
Akron Canton and Youngstown Railroad Ends Passenger Service
After nearly fifty years of operation the Akron Canton and Youngstown Railroad ran its last passenger train the Delphos Bullet. Officials and a few paying riders rode yesterday as ridership faded from 70.3 passengers per train in 1921 to 1.7 last year with the Public Utilities Commission overseeing the service decline across Huron Hancock Wyandot Richland counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anan
Akron, Canton & Youngstown Railroad
Delphos Bullet
Comline
Huron
Hancock
Wyandot
Richland
12 Area Men Return From Korean War Zone
A large group of 212 army and 28 navy officers returned from the Korean War zone for leave and reassignment. Notable Canton residents include Ronald F. Gawor and Charlies E. Shuman, with other area personnel listed from Massillon and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ronald F. Gawor
Kolp
Charlies E. Shuman
Hartung
17Th St
Massillon
Herbert W. Hiller
E. Front St
Dover
John D. Ott
Newcomerstown
Robert J
Philadelphia
Dallas N. Tatman
Ulhrichsville
Acting Alliance Judge Will Face Heavy Slate
Alliance July 21 Acting Judge De Geiger will preside for one week due to Judge Har ry Wykoff absence. Police report 22 arrests on 23 charges since Friday morning including intoxication stop sign violations disorderly conduct reckless driving no license and DUI. Most detainees face weekend jail unless bond posted. about half released by early morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bere
Alliance
Harry Wykoff
de Geiger
Ohio Bell workers own AT T stock
Seven thousand Ohio Bell Telephone Co. employees hold stock in AT T's employee stock purchase plan. Shares are paid by payroll deductions at five dollars per month per share, bought at twenty dollars below market value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Bell
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
American Telephone T. & T
Peyroll
Canal Fulton Lights Dim After Power Line Fall
Electric lights in Canal Fulton dimmed at 9 15 PM when a Stroble substation line fell three miles east at Route 236 and North Canton Road junction. Cause unknown. Downtown area and canal district affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Fulton
Stroble
Route 236
North Canton Rd
Detroit Youth 15 Hurt In Crash Near Wooster
Special report from Wooster notes a Detroit youth Debene was not injured while a passenger suffered severe lacerations and shock. Gerald Chamberlain, 15, of Detroit, was admitted to Ashland Hospital. The car was demolished in the crash near Wooster on July 21.
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Preacher Roe
Mel Parnell
Red Sox
Eddie Lopat
Yankees
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Joost
Mitchell
Stoe Vale
Avila
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Klein
Boone
Suder
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Garcia
Zoldak
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Honochick
Passarella
Stevens
Berry
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Rizzuto
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Yvars
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Mueller
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Maglie
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Blackwell
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Walsh
Queen
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Reiser
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Kiner
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Marshall
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Canton Bearing
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Gamb. Steel
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Sierra
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St. Paul Ain
Church-God
O.y.s
Timken Senior League
W.R. Sports
Steiner
Amos
Hite
Stahlheber Sports
Ferraro’s Bakery
Arlington Classic
Library Board
Wooster
Ohio Edison
Climalene
Turpin
England
Jimmy Powers
MGM
Technicolor Musical
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