Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

The Canton Repository in Canton, Ohio

We have 16,378,606 pages in Ohio

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1942

Page

7

Ohio man tops ABC singles with 731 at Columbus tourney

Robert Tritschler of Norwood Ohio blasted to 731 in 268 219 244 line to lead the singles at the American Bowling Congress in Columbus Theel fell to 703 in a one day rule The Schlitzkeglers posted 3105 to claim second in the team event while Budweisers of Chicago opened 3131 for top team score Beckers Milwaukee and Stoney Jones Beer tied for sixth with 2892 three doubles were updated and Frank Purse slipped to fifth after a troubled middle game.

United Press Columbus American Bowling Congress Robert Tritschler Norwood Tritschler Bronze Worker George Theel Theel Kegling Schlitz Beer Milwaukee Budweisers Chicago A. B. Co Auto Club of Detroit Becker Recreation Stoney Jones Beer McKees Rocks Frank Purse Purse Arthur Manson Louis Yodan Waukegan John Beard Phillip Smith Cincinnati Upton Wilkinson Walter Wilcox

Feeds heat up as Pure Milks and Weather Seals chase Major title

Sixteen teams vie for the Major Industrial crown and Hotel Onesto trophy as Pure Milks take two from Sam-Flush and Weather-Seals sweep Castamalls. Standings remain tight with Milks and Seals tied for second, each needing sweeps to overtake Flash leader. Individual scores highlight nightly drama across divisions, including high games by Glick Furnitures and Yale Clothes, with several clubs jockeying for position in Cosmo and Class A to C brackets.

Sam-Flush Weather-Seals Flush Milks Seals Flash Castamalls Glick Furnitures Wagners de Luxe Piatt Taverns Ott Weimer The Norrie Guest Bill Caskey Charley Phister Marion Erbland Tim Moran Fat Schario Art Martin Boney Hendershot Winnie Hunt Sid Pratt Yale Heller Cafe Dueber Cigars Kellers Stags Yales Duebers Sweitzer Chinas Avenue Grills Bill Welch Bill Mielke Len Fisher Chinas al Harrison Miller Reed Swede Lindsay Glen Heest Hellers Rays Canton Stampers Eagles Piatts Fleischer Shoes NB Barbers Cosmopolitan Hub Victor Caxton Press Cozy Clothes Phil Viscounte George Lenhart Summit Freight George Thomas Tanner Service Harry Stroble Hubs Ike Taylor Bluegill Paul Cioca Hercules Motors North Canton Eagles Stroubles Ray Scharver Lee Service Cy Frederick Suns Pewee Streame Shippers Berger Mfg Walters Furniture Congers Drop Forge P. Cugini Scavelli Stars Coca Colas Carls Case Kempthorn Motors Kate Roman Helen Duda Maud Blackburn Carls Kempthorns Bakers Martha Houze O’hara Cafe Martha Cale Cronin China Doris de Varmon Hoovers Helen Mullane Moose Stark Dry Goods Dora Coxsee Mary Safron Mary de Menna Arcadias Margaret Sprankle Nusbaums Hercules Motors_ a Yale Clothes Scavelli Stara Coca Cola Sweitzer China Avenue Grill Oee Phister Stoker Weber Dental Keller Stag Auto Electric Maughiman J Motors x Heller Phister Weber Keller Scavelli Dueber Sweitzer 7 & J Motor Ae Maughiman N. Cc. Englea A A Pratt Tavern Broadways Carnegie Illinois Ay Rail Kings Cals Place iStroubles Tavern Egg Greyhounds Orchard Hills Tavernettes Canton Hummel J1 G.A Royal Arcanum Streamliner Inn Belden Hotel N. Co. Cleaners Air Chiefs Low Barbers Carnegie Tavernette Orch, Hills Greyhounds Sids Tavern Hummel Red Arrows Lagiles Strouble Pennsy Y.M.C.A Belden M Office Einine House Med. Inn Smth Shop Fleischer 98Lild Greeting Shop Boiler Shop Arcanum Store House Barbers Machine Shop U DiRay Cafe N. C. Engles Ne L Iss Flame Furniture Sun Smith Shop Women of Moose Nusbaum Huffler Flowers Stark Dry N. Cc Power Plant Arcadia Grille Ace Barbers Arcadia Ac Baker Auto aga/Furniture Sad Sign Shippers Vw. L. Machinists Barbers Od Office Foremen Hub Victor Spec. Equip Allen Truckers Hoover Women Lockers Walt and Roby Ordnance Burson Auto Bartlett Lumber Ordnance Allen Bartlett Pratt Grill Wagner Cozy Caxton Uv. Cc. Travelers Walt Pratt Summit Lloyd Headline Bureau Stamall Blue Gill Weather Anner Lloyd As

YMCA Fumble League Results From Waco Matches

In Y M C A league play Waco No 2 shaded Pirates 35 to 34 Gophers beat Toughies 77 to 52 Pitchers defeated Ringers 38 to 30 Will Be won 30 to 26 over Pitchers and Crubs topped the Stingers 22 to 15 Easy For St Peters St Peter school seventh graders crushed Cherry sevenths 46 to 6 with Paul and Droto vick scoring 21 points Cherry went scoreless in the second and third periods.

Waco Pirates Gophers Ringers Crubs Stingers St. Peters St. Peter School Cherry Paul and Drotovick Druba Stingers, Jr Brahler Duellee UiBuker Brahler Camarota Searface McGregor Johnston Abel Drubs , i Ferguson Baker Duell Schwal Brahler Camarata i Wile Ca Na Page saiGatier Castoer Brahler Black Toughies Kunts Rahl Cseak Hayes Pfalagraf Dunbar Corbett Kantor Albright

Snead and Wehbe Reach Semi Finals in Tourney

Sammy Snead and Wilford Wehrle advance to the semi finals of the national amateur professional best ball event in St Augustine. They face Chandler Harper and Sam Bates while Bill Nary and Fred Haas meet medalists Al Brosch and Harry Offutt in the other semi final. Snead and Wehrle beat Jimmy Hines and Arnold Minckley 4 and 3 in yesterday’s action.

ST. Augustine VT Ia Sammy Snead Wilford Wehbe Chandler Harper Sam Bates Bill Nary California Fred Haas New Orleans al Brosch Harry Offutt Snead Wehrle Jimmy Hines Arnold Minckley

Hamilton High coach James Hall resigns after four years

James Hall has stepped down as head basketball coach at Hamilton High School after four seasons. The resignation ends his tenure overseeing the boys team and prompts consideration of next steps for the program.

Cage Hamilton James Hall Hamilton High School

Oklahoma and Denver teams play for title

Denver meets the Phillips 66 Oilers of Oklahoma in a headline match for the national Amateur Athletic Union title. Denver defeated Hollywood Twenty Century 38 31 while Oklahoma edged Oakland 43 42 to reach the final, continuing a long standing rivalry in independent basketball.

Associated Press Denver Phillips 66 Oilers Oklahoma Denver American Legion Hollywood Twentieth Century Oilers Oakland Calif

Want Ad Buyers Seek Electric Washers and Ironers

Classified readers seek electric washing machines and ironing equipment for home use. Listings note availability and prices, with potential sellers offering compact models and appliance bundles for immediate pickup. Local classifieds emphasize reasonable quotes and delivery options.

Want Ad

Walcott Sets Hurdles Mark at Chicago Relays

Rice star Greg Rice won the two mile in 8 53 at the Chicago Relays as Walcott and Warmerdam dominated hurdle and pole vault events. Walcott set an indoor world mark in the 40 yard high hurdles in five seconds, equalling his 6.1 and 7.2 second times in the 50 and 60 yard dashes, while Warmerdam set a meet record with a 15 feet 2 inch pole vault. Joe McCluskey finished third in the two mile behind Rice and Dodds.

United Press Chicago Freddie Walcott Rice Cornelius Warmerdam Walcott Alan Tolmich Wayne University Wolcott Warmerdam California Greg Rice Notre Dame New York A. C Gilbert Dodds Nebraska Divinity Joe McCluskey

Secklers Win In Overtime At Lincoln High

Seckler Service defeats Jerks 34 to 32 in overtime at Lincoln High. Jerks led 26 to 22 at halftime, but Secklers tied late in the fourth period to force the extra session. Key scorers included Coates brothers and Gaffney for Seckler Service.

Secklers Coates Brothers Seckler Service Lincoln High Jerks Dickerh Barickm Bough Deames I Tawney

Houghton Leaves Sunday To Start Navy Training

Massillon High coach Bud Houghton leaves Massillon Sunday to report to Annapolis Monday for a month long indoctrination course at the U S Naval Academy. He will be assigned to a basic training center to train future naval air pilots after the course.

Massillon William GG Bud) Houghton Annapolis U. S. Naval Academy Houghton Naval Air Tiger Naval Air Training Division Tom Hamilton Fritz Heisler Ohio State Paul Brown Larry Snyder Canton Houghen Brown Kammer Massillon Board of Education

Dangerous Baggage Reaches a Hidden Mountain Retreat

Sharon and Goodwin flee a cliffside canyon after a dramatic car crash. Pursuers close in as Goodwin and the Countess reveal a concealed summer house. Sharon becomes a prisoner in a secluded cottage while Tom Stafford’s allies mobilize to track them down.

Goodwin Sharon Edda Tom Stafford Tom San Francisco Edda Goodwin Gottschalk

Marine Enlistments At Carrollton Post Office

U S marine sergeants will be stationed at the Carrollton post office Monday from 9 a m to 4 p m to enlist local youths in the Marine Corps.

Carrollton

Radio Schedule Changes Highlight Sunday News Boost

Amon d Swing moves to a new 10 p m Sunday start over WHBC and adds Sundays Mondays Thursdays and Saturdays at 10 p m Mutual cites weekend news strength. Tonight’s This Is War dramatization You're On Your Own airs 7 p m on major networks with script by Donald Ogden Stewart and direction by Norman Corwin. Red Foley Bill Murray and Pat Buttram appear on the National Barn Dance tribute to Benjamin Hanby. Lotte Lehmann guest solos on America Preferred at 10 15 p m over Mutual WHBC. Forrestal speaks tonight at 10 15 p m over CBS. Madrigal Singers prep The Seven Last Words for WHBC broadcast March 28 at 12 15 p m. Lou Bring’s orchestra renewed on Al Pearce through July 2. Alice Frost replaces Esther Ralston in Woman of Courage March 30. Walter Winchell warns sponsor of possible next host and Charles P O’Connor dies at 32 in New York, former exclusive announcer for Johnny Presents.

Aymond Gram Swing Mutual WHBC Lou Bring al Pearce Alice Frost Esther Ralston Woman of Courage Walter Winchell Charles P. O’connor New York Johnny WTAM WABC Nbc-Red Mutual-Blue Columbia Walberg Brown Ricardo Glee Clubs Giese Frazier Hunt Pinner Abner America Herbert Marshall Pan America Ed Tomlinson the World Today Ellery Queen Reddy Martin Freddy Martin Able Guy Lombarde Lehman Able Guy Lombardi Robby Warren Chicago Lehman Barn Dance Cedric Foyer Bill Stern Cedric Foster James Forrestal Ted Stele Bobby Tucker Don Rovay Ted Steele PM News Night Owl Club the Golden Page California Melodies Shep Fields A.A Hal Meintyre Rob Pettay WHK Columbia Oe Am Europe News News Village Chapel Negro Hour World Today National Defense Negro Hour Millwheel Air Cheren Radio Pulpit Pulpit Wittenberg Choir Air Cheren Stories of America Wings Over Jorfen Treasure House Jordan AAM Rhapsody Radio Chapel Radio Chapel Radio Canaries Eric Sevareid Sreepation Far East Salt Lake Cig Far East Salt Lake City Graham CBS Workshop Americas Kaltenborn Hickam Gleen Art Museum N. YY Health Clinic Art Museum N. Y Symphony Tony Wons Andre Kostelanets Masathion League America Singing Opera Shadow Nichols Outra Charlie McCarthy Fred Allen Edgar Hoover J. Edgar Hoover Chuck Albergo Dick Stabile Vaughn Monroe

Broadcast listings for evening radio schedule

A regional listings rundown shows WHBC hourly airings with sports and music programs. Highlights include 7:00 This Is War, 8:00 Lehman vs Warren basketball, 8:30 Hobby Lobby from Flint, 9:00 National Barn Dance with Red Foley and Bill Murray, 9:30 Rochester Civic Orchestra, 10:00 Bill Stern with Tris Speaker, 10:15 America Preferred with Lotte Lehmann.

WHBC Lehman Vs. Warren WJR Hobby Lobby Flint Mich WTAM Red Foley Bill Murray Rochester Civic Orchestra Bill Stern Tris Speaker Lotte Lehmann

Exchange Sponsors Boy At Buckeye Boys State

At Friday noon in the Courtland hotel the exchange club agreed to sponsor one boy for the Buckeye Boys State in Columbus this year. Herman Grabowsky spoke on plumbing field priorities. Dr. G R Fitz served as program chairman.

Exchange Club American Legion Buckeye Boys’ State Columbus Courtland Hotel Herman Grabowsky G. R. Fitz

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ohio A.B.C Budweiser Schlitz Milwakee Adama Funeral Home Akron Allsporte Equip Ecker George Baer St. Peter Gandhi WADC News OF Today LABIO Navy Eleanor Atterbury Darling Miss Doyle Mr. Goodwin Donald Ogden Stewart Norman Corwin Red Network Pat Buttram Nellie Gray Benjamin R. Hanby Metropolitan Opera Bist der Lenz Traume James V. Forrestal R. Gram Dr. Hu Shih Western Reserve Let's March Lee Gordon Far East Sammy Kaye Chie Chie Radio Warblers Story of Wool Lutheran Hour People’s Church Voice of Prophecy All Girl Band Tommy Dorsey Rogers E. Fusc N. Market Ave
Search Courier

Search the The Canton Repository Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The The Canton Repository?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication