Women and Buicks lead at Canton and Lorain bowls
Li as top in the central women tournament singles and doubles with Iova Miller from Melo Cleaners winning doubles 1127 and 1061, while Charley Williams of Plain Center rd sets 686 in singles. Canton area bowlers rise in the Little Inter-City at Lorain with North Canton Buicks third after strong scores. Joe Caron’s death postpones Weather Seals Inter-City match.
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Tournoux Blue Sunocos Fall In Salem Final
Tournoux Blue Sunocos lost 54-53 to Kent Gelz Hardwares in the Little Cities tournament final at Salem Sunday night. Sunocos reached the final by defeating Mineral Ridge 67-25 New Brighton 53-37 Carrollton 50-35 and edged Girard 45-44 in the semifinals. John Elioue and Web Fox named to the all tournament team.
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Fix Old Machinery, Farm Youths Urged Fix Old Machinery
AP reports Ohio state supervisor Ralph A. Howard urged rural youths to reclaim junked equipment and help repair worn implements to offset a growing machinery shortage. He noted 1942 allocations run about 55 percent of last year and proposed a program where vocational teachers and students aid farmers with breakdowns and extend repair services through schools and home shops.
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Thousands Throng Palm Sunday Churches in Canton
Palm Sunday services drew thousands to Canton churches as Catholic parishes blessed and distributed palms and Protestant churches highlighted Easter music and sermons. Lutheran congregations welcomed new members through confirmations and baptisms, with many reunions of past classes. Union Holy Week services were set at First Methodist with daily at 11 45 a m through Thursday led by Rev George B Wetherbee of First United Brethren on Tuesday.
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New Schedule Allows Evening Shopping For War Workers
Downtown retailers delayed openings to noon and will stay open 12 to 8 30 pm every Monday during the war to aid workers. No other late shopping nights planned. Canton City Lines noted normal bus use this morning but expects a surge later today.
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Lehman Gagers Award Letters After Semi Final Loss
Lehman High honored 12 gagers at a school assembly after losing to Xenia Central in the state Class A tournament semi finals. Nine seniors and three juniors received varsity letters. reserves also earned letters. Coaches Jim Snyder Jim Robinson and Dick James spoke as players thanked the student body for support during the tournament.
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Bob Gonser
Lowell Smith
Jack Finn
John Fellows
Ralph Sponseller
Jim Dorland
Bevier Bell
Jack Frease
Bill Biel
Bill Blair
Bob Elsaesser
Minor Leagues Reduced to 31 by Latest Slash
Durham NC report that two more minor baseball leagues are folded in wartime cuts, bringing spring participation to 31. National association president Bramham announced the Cotton States and Ohio State leagues will not operate, their players become free agents. Cotton States covers Arkansas Louisiana and Mississippi as a Class C circuit.
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W. G. Bramham
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Cotton States
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Capitals Triumph 5-4 Over Bears In Calder Cup Playoffs
The Indianapolis Capitals edged the Hershey Bears 5-4 on home ice in Calder Cup championship action. A crowd of 9,000 witnessed the contest as the Capitals took a one goal lead in the series.
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Indianapolis Capitals
Hershey Bears
Worley Grades Win Over St Pe Iter A Close Cage Battle
Worley Grades defeated St. Pe iter 16 to 13 in a tight contest. The game featured strong defense and late scoring that sealed the win for Worley Grades.
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Yale Clothes win consolation trophy at Little Cities tourney
Yale Clothes claimed the consolation trophy in Salem Sunday with a 48 34 win over Girard. The Yales earlier beat Salem A C 58 33 and Greenford Pa 44 36 before a 49 52 semi final loss to Kent State freshmen. Dick Huddleston scored 54, Junie Hose 53, and Dick Snyder 41 to spark the offense. Huddleston and Snyder earned all tournament honors. Yale heads to the German American meet at Akron next week.
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Wide power to seize property urged in war effort
Senator Pepper of Florida urged Congress to grant the administration immediate power to seize and use facilities and properties for the war effort. The call followed testimony before the Senate committee on war efficiency alleging a cartel between Standard Oil of New Jersey and I G Farbenindustriie that hindered synthetic rubber development even after Pearl Harbor.
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Wooster Man Gets Jump On Son Enlists Marines
WOOSTER March 30 William E Hydorn 45 rural mail man will join the marine corps Tuesday a World War I veteran who has carried the route 18 years His wife will act as temporary carrier and his son a Wooster College sophomore has enlisted in the air corps Evelyn a Wooster High School graduate plans to become a nurse Allan and Jacquelin are in grade school
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Willoughby Gun Club Sets Four Man World Record
The Orco Gun Club of Willoughby claimed a world four man record in the Dewar rifle tournament. The team scored 1,596 of 1,600 with 98 bulls eyes. Ralph E. Alexander of Warren won the grand aggregate with 2,199 and 167 bulls eyes, plus a perfect 1,000 and 73 bulls in Saturday’s aggregate. His wife led Saturday’s preliminary 100 yard with 400 and 25 bulls. E. M. Rader of Lorain was second in the grand aggregate with 2,198 and 163.
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Cleveland
Orco Gun Club
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Cuyahoga
Ralph E. Alexander
Warren
E. M. Rader
Lorain
Rams Open Season With Cardinals in Buffallo Sept 13
The Cleveland Rams will meet the Chicago Cardinals September 13 in Buffalo to start the 1942 season. The Rams, like all ten teams, will play 11 games, two against each eastern division rival. An open date November 23 could bring the Army pro team to town.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores From The Day
Brooklyn blanked Washington 6 to 1 in the morning. San Francisco defeated Philadelphia 6 to 1 in the afternoon. St Louis edged New York 3 to 2 while St Louis beat Philadelphia 8 to 6 in 10 innings. Cincinnati topped Boston 5 to 0 and New York beat Cleveland 3 to 2 in 10 innings. Chicago prevailed over Pittsburgh 10 to 4.
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Hoosiers Set for Penn Relays April Twenty Fourth Twenty Fifth
Indiana will compete at the Penn relays April 24 25 in Philadelphia instead of Drake. The Hoosiers won two events and finished two other events at the Drake meet last year with two individual wins this time, aiming for top placements.
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Reunion of Canton Showmen Honors Circus Life Veterans
Approximately 100 attendees at the Siegrist Showman's spring reunion in Canton’s Elks club heard Ralph D. Smith recount Duke Drakenbrod 25 years of theater beginnings and his rise to Clyde Beatty circus management. Tribute was paid to Aronsen clowns, with out of town guests inviting members to visit Clyde Beatty’s zoo May 24 at Summit Beach park. John Drabble chaired the reunion committee.
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Cancelled Spring Practice Shifts to Summer Drill
Maryland cancels spring football practice in College Park. New summer drill begins soon after the start of classes in the new semester opening June 20.
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Northwestern Tennis Hopes Hurts by Jake Injury in Indiana Game
Evanston reports Northwestern sophomore Bobby Jake was injured during the basketball clash with Indiana, dampening the tennis team's championship chances as he exits the lineup for recovery.
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