Keiser Harper Team Bids For Tourney Title
Four newcomers met in the finals of the international four ball golf tournament in Miami as Keiser of Akron and Harper of Portsmouth faced Grout of Pittston and Loving of Miami. Keiser and partner eliminated Hogan and Sarazen 5 and 4 after eight birdies in 32 holes. Grout and Loving won 1 up over Hines and Goggin.
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Miami
Fla
Herman Keiser
Akron
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Jack Grout
Pittston
Ben Loving
Keiser
Ben Hogan
Gene Sarazen
Grout
Loving
Jimmy Hines
Willie Goggin
North Canton tournament eligibility announced for March 21 22
Canton teams in North Canton leagues including Inter-City Scotties and Canton City lines may compete in the March 21 22 event. Manager Dale Myers of the North Canton Recreation plant says scratch score is 195 with 75 percent handicap and no average under 145 will be recognized. Entries close March 19.
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Canton
North Canton
Dale Myers
North Canton Recreation Plant
Scotties
George Baer
Timken
George
Swede
Lindsay
Melt Shop
Tom King
George Messer
Die Shop
Leo Tabellion
Ed Ankefer
Ants Hoff
Canton Merchants
Charley’s
McKinley
National Mfg
Everhard
Federals
North Canton Merchants
Cleaners
Ramies
John Kiefer
Buicks
Giles Wagner
Hummels
Walter Reed
Dave Quinn
The
Moose
Rice Office Supply
Edwards Wholesale
Allen Burns To Play Finale For City Grade School Title
Allen and Burns clash Friday at McKinley High for the city grade school tournament championship after semi final wins Tuesday. Allen beat Cherry 20-16, Otis Goodman led with 10 points, Lauzo led Cherry with six. Burns defeated Horace Mann 43-19, Burns held Mann scoreless in the first half. Allen seeks permanent possession of The Repository trophy in the finale.
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Allen
Burns
McKinley High School
Cherry
Horace Mann
Otis Goodman
Y. M. C. A. Sociable Castamall Commercial Canton
Nolan Coals
Isaly Dairy
Charlie’s Inn
20Th Century
Swanger Tires
Diamond Cement
Baum Plumbers
Federa
Sherwin Williams
Ewing Chevrolet
Everhard Sash
Oyler Brosco
Esber Bar
Everhard Screens
Dem Bums
DeLuca Service
Harrison Paint
S Men
Canton Economist
Rubber Su Piy
Armour Meats
Oscar's Service
McKinley Ody Gummere Texaco
DeVols
Nolan Coal
Jr. O Uv
Corrugated Box Diamonds
Brokers
Krabill’s Service
First Fed
Green River
Corr
Swanger Dem Bums
Nicola Hambrugs
Armours
Harrison Sherwins
Charle
MecKinley Oy
Easber Bar
Moose
Oscars
Rice Office
Sash Natl
Mfg
Edward
DeLuce
Burkhardt Plb & HW. Electric
Ewing
Timken
Checker Cabs
Ohio China
Tsaly
Pay
Baum
Stoner d Mill
Serban's Cafe
Melt Shop
Moose Officers
Jr. O.U.A.M
Recreation
DuPont Paints
Eee Forge
Edwards
Diebold Safe & Lock Melt Shop
Serbans
of Accountants
Burkhardt
Gamb. Mill
Coz
Engineers
DuPont
Payroll
Canbe
Doral
Pace
Timkenerrr
Grinders No
Evans Fiala
Gambrinus
Burlar
Leahy
Spec. Bearing
Top Room
Allen Cherr Bonnet
R. Assembly
Gerace
Pressroom
Stokes Goodman
Gaskins Cunning
McCurdy
Westinghouse Plant
Hook
Horace Mann Hartman
Gobs Martinez
Assembly
Dor
D. Compton
Admirals Zantap
Lous
Cosgrave
Anastas
H. Comton
Pierson
Godagides
Wuchnick
Korosides
Petroff
U.S. Army Ordnance
Tranites
Canton Area
Diebold
Canton
Burne
Republic No 1
Cleaners
Raintes
Ed Resence Eee Rae
Hummel Tf
G. A
R. Buicksoe
Captains
Mass. St. Paul
An Csemence
Mass. Faith
Canton Martin
Huflers
Wilbur & Gene
Zion
Stark Motors
Savior
Bechers
Steiner Fruits
Nusbaums
Ye Faith
Schaffers
H.gilmore
Hermans
Esquires
Motors
Johnstons
Steiners
Rex Foods
Douglas A C romps to 10th win in City Class C action
Douglas A C romped to its 10th win without a loss by routing Union Metal 76 to 16 on Tuesday night. Five players scored 10 or more points as Holy Trinity and Fairmont Jrs also posted victories, topping Ahepa Jrs 31-21 and 11th Street Church of God 51-31 respectively.
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Douglas
Union Metal
Holy Trinity
Ahepa Jrs
Fairmont Jrs
Church of God
Pet
Douglas A. Cc
Douglas A Cc
Union Metal Coleman
Amadore
I Turpin
Myers Snell
Reagan
Turpin
Bernhardt
Sparks
Thomas A
Smith
Wesely A
Douglas Cc
Holy Eens
Ahepna Jrs
Pante
Marinos
Lemon
Lemon’'lous 4.Lassos 204 Kalen Ides
George
Rafailides
Vretas
Zantop'lous
Papas Oe
Zov' Dies
Couris
Gopagedes
Bozekas
Karass Marantides
Ra Totals
Holy Trinity Oe
Fairmont Js
Church of Odeo
Williamson
Rink
Eller
Reagan É
Risher
Lines
Bundy
Kotse
Mathias
Evans
I Kanagy Lozier
Long
Bi Stevenson
Brunker
Il Church of Ciod
Herman Of Dover Named To All Ohio Team Again
Dover center Bill Herman repeated as first string center on the All-Ohio high school team chosen by the Associated Press. Greenfield’s Don Crate also repeats on the first team with Fritz Nagy Akron South Dee Snelling Newark and Dick Treleven East Liverpool. Second team includes Dick Huddleston Timken Chuck Buttermore Massillon. Class A honorable mention spans Haverstock Cook McKinley Vieland Hoover Bixler DeMando, Carmela and more. First Class B includes Bob Rowers Bergholz and Chet McPhee Canfield. other first teamers Mark Wylie Gibsonville Syl Goedde Vaughnsville Richard Bourne Gomer. Third team Dean Muthlgh Waynesburg. Nelson Berger Doylestown.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Canton
Bill Herman
Dover
Don Crate
Greenfield
Fritz Nagy
Akron South
Dee Snelling
Newark
Dick Treleven
East Liverpool
Dick Huddleston
Timken
Chuck Buttermore
Massillon
Bob Rowers
Bergholz
Chet McPhee
Canfield
Mark Wylie
Gibsonville
Syl Goedde
Vaughnsville
Richard Bourne
Gomer
Dean Mutglh
Waynesburg
Nelson Berger
Doylestown
Chuck Hatfield
Furman Slaybaugh
Hartville
Junior Weisel
Middlebranch
John Zivkovich
Bob Beachy
Rittman and
Canton Yales Set for Akron Rubber City Clash
Yale Clothes of the Canton Class A league enter the Rubber City amateur basketball tournament in Akron and will play their first game Thursday night at 11 20 against Howe Juniors of Akron. Players meet at the Y M C A by 8.
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Yale
Canton
Rubber City
Akron
Howe Juniors
Acrobatic Talents Among Minnesota Gophers Cheer Squad
Minneapolis reports Newt Loken stands as Minnesota's premier gymnast and star of the Gophers, celebrated as the finest athlete produced by the program.
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Minneapolis
Newt Loken
Minnesota
Gophers
Exhibition Baseball Highlights From Monday Action
Washington A beats Cleveland 1 0 in a pitchers duel while New York A tops Boston 3 1 in extra innings. St Louis N edged Cincinnati N 6 to 5 in a high scoring matchup.
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Washington
Cleveland
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Barons Annex 33rd Triumph
The Cleveland Barons posted their 33rd win, defeating the Springfield Indians 2 0 at the Arena for a new league record. Bill Beveridge made 31 saves in his seventh shutout as Fred Robertson and Joffre Desilets scored, boosting Cleveland to 70 points. They next face Indianapolis at home and finish the schedule at Buffalo.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Cleveland Barons
Springfield Indians
Arena
Springfield
Barons
Hershey
Indianapolis
Bill Beveridge
Fred Robertson
Joffre Desilets
Buffalo
County junior high semis slated at Osnaburg Two High
Semi finals in Stark county junior high tournament will be staged Friday at Osnaburg Two High School in East Canton with finals Saturday. Waynesburg meets Navarre at 7 30 and Marlboro faces Hartville at 8 30 Friday. Consolation final at 7 30 and championship duel at 8 30 Saturday.
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Stark County
Osnaburg Two
East Canton
Frank Tucek
Canton Two
Waynesburg
Navarre
Marlboro
Hartville
Five-Man Leads and Singles Standouts in Regional Meet
List shows top five man teams led by Simmons Indus Elizabeth New Jersey 2790 Wright B Paterson 2753 and Wright-Aero Paterson 2745 along with doubles teams Stanger Westbrook Detroit 1218 Bickel Dembufsky Goshen 1209 and singles leader Vincent Gries Elizabeth 690 plus other names from Cudahy to Syracuse. All events cap with Howard Dammel Cincinnati 1830 and A Faragalli Patterson 1820. Only two entries in all events.
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Simmons Indus
Elizabeth
N. J
Wright B
Paterson
Elyria
Wright-Aero
Mt. Prospect
Ill
Stanger-Westbrook
St. Youist
Marshall-Wautherot
Detroit
Bickel-Dembufsky
Goshen
Ind
Henderson-Robinson
Lima
Budzien-Br’tzmann
Cudy
Wis
Vincent Gries
I. Breutzmann
Cudahy
John Difloria
Buffalo
N. Y
Louis Lurch
Tenaneck
Donald Streeter
Syracus
Howard Dammel
Cincinnati
A. Faragalli
Patterson
Chevrolet 1936 Master 2 Door Sedan for Sale
Wanted ad notes 12 calls from prospective buyers and 11 more seeking similar offers. Chevrolet 1936 Master 2 door sedan in A 1 shape with new tires and tubes priced at 250 dollars no tax. Location 723 McKinley SW. Call 5101 to place an inexpensive ad for tomorrow's paper.
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Chevrolet
McKinley
Lesnevich Favored 6-5 In Bout Tonight
Gus Lesnevich of New Jersey meets Jimmy Bivins of Cleveland in a ten round non title bout. Lesnevich calls it the hardest fight of his career before joining the U S coast guard. Bivins aims for another title shot within 60 days. Betting odds favored Lesnevich 6-5 with little knockout wagering expected amid a rugged planned battle.
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United Press
Cleveland
Gus _ Lesnevich
New Jersey
Jimmy Bivins
U. S. Coast Guard
Bivins
Billy Loose
Lesnevich
Southern California Dominates Series Versus WU C LC LA
In 38 basketball games between Southern California and West Coast LUC LA since 1932, Southern California has won 36 times.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Southern Calif
Batavia Renames Baseball Field MacArthur Field
Batavia New York honors General MacArthur by renaming the local baseball field MacArthur Field.
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MacArthur
Batavia
N. Y
Holmes names clerk for elections board
Mrs Isha Manly a Democrat wife of Marshal Frank Manly was elected clerk of Holmes county board of elections after Secretary of State John E Sweeney cast the deciding vote to break a tie. Other contenders included William Kaser James Carpenter Ralph Kasner and Frank Gruenwald. Manly succeeds Harold E Kuhn who is in the army.
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Millersburg
Isha Manly
Marshal Frank Manly
Holmes County Board of Elections
John E. Sweeney
William Kaser
James Carpenter
Killbuck
Ralph Kasner
Frank Gruenwald
Paint Two
Manly
Harold E. Kuhn
Millersburg School Official Reelected
W. W. Wilson, superintendent of Millersburg Hardy schools, was reelected for a three year term by the board Monday night. He has led the district since fall 1940, succeeding the late L. C. Martin after transferring from Roseville.
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Millersburg
W. W. Wilson
Millersburg-Hardy Schools
Wilson
Roseville
L. C. Martin
Wooster Glee Club to Sing at First Presbyterian Church
The Wooster College Men's Glee Club, directed by Charles V. Ireland, will present its annual sacred music program this Sunday at 7 15 p m at the First Presbyterian Church in Wooster.
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Wooster Club
Wooster
Massillon Plans Defense Messenger Unit of 200
Maj. J. A. ONeill announces 200 civilian defense messengers aged 16 to 21 to be trained by R. Warren Scott, a World War veteran and Washington High teacher. They will serve at the control center, messenger posts, and centers to speed word dispatch if other communications fail, with courses in first aid geography blackout fire defense and close order drill.
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Massillon
J. A. O'Neill
Massillon Civilian Defense Corps
R. Warren Scott
Civillian Defense Messenger Service
Scott
Washington High School
O’neill
Gillman Named Miami Assistant Coach To Lead Regime
Sid Gillman former Denison line coach and 1933 Ohio State co captain is appointed chief assistant to Stu Holcomb at Miami University. Gillman famed for his football study and film library joins Holcomb as spring practice begins Tuesday marking a rebuild of the program.
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United Press
Oxford
Miami University
Sid Gillman
Denison
Stu Holcomb
Miami
Gillman
Ohio State
Francis Schmidt
Holcomb
Washington & Jefferson
Walsh takes Crowley's job as Fordham coach
Backfield coach Earl Walsh will become Fordham's head football coach for the duration after Jim Crowley left to join the U S Navy Air Corps. The board of athletic control announced the appointment today.
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United
NEW York
Earl Walsh
Jim Crowley
Fordham University
Board of Athletic Control
Walsh
Crowley
U. S. Navy Air Corps
United States to turn out one plane every four minutes
A projected defense output pace envisions the United States producing an aircraft at a rate of one every four minutes. Officials cite industrial capacity and demand as drivers, with implications for military readiness and manufacturing logistics.
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United States
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Louisville
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Handy Wolf
North Can
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Jown Tavern
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Stu Helcomb
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