Fat Handicaps Help Girls In Maloney Sweepstakes
Elsie Feibig of Cleveland set the pace with 1269 in the women’s sweepstakes at Maloney Lanes over the weekend. Josie Schmidt, Cleveland, finished second with 1192 aided by 209 handicap, while Uhrichsville’s Frances Watkins led a group with 1181 and held third temporarily. Other top finishers included Marge Skyrm of Cleveland 1162 and Mabel Ewing of Minerva 1154, with Dot Blise of Canton and various entrants from Alliance, Minerva, Uhrichsville, and more also high in the field.
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Maloney Lanes
Elsie Feibig
Cleveland
Frances Watkins
Uhrichsville
Marge Skyrm
Mabel Ewing
Minerva
Dot Blise
Canton
Qjosie Schmidt
Celia Schlabach
Aggie Valerian
Mary Lee
Ronnie Weiss
Marcella Pavlik
Esther Schindler
Alma Fensel
Doris Ivins
Anna David
Steubenville
Mary James
Edith Richardson
Judith Kaplan
Mt. Vernon
Beulah Perkins
Youngstown
Ethel Rapp
Kitty Minchino
Ethel Snider
Agnes Gabler
Peggy Gabler
Follanshee
W. Va
Mary Ciccolilla
Canton bowlers lead handicap sweepstakes in Dover and Cleveland
Canton bowlers posted high four game totals at Dover and Cleveland events with Johnny Hunt reaching 876 and Tim Moran 863 in the Dover sweep, while Wilson Duell led the Pink sweepstakes in Cleveland with 916. Ruby Restaurants to receive dividend from Steubenville women's tournament.
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Everal Canton
Dover
Cleveland
Ruby
Steubenville
Johnny Hunt
Canton
Tim Moran
Wilson
Pop
Canton Horse shoe Leagues Open Tonight on Ringer Land Courts
Five team Industrial Horse shoe League begins play at 6 30 tonight on Ringer Land courts last of four Canton Horse shoe Club Leagues to swing into play this season Stark County League opens Tuesday City Wednesday and Diebold Thursday with most scoring keeping match as win loss totals Diebold counts each game as a win or loss John Sebek of Rapid Transit and Russell Yaus of Jacobs Walter sparkled in last week's play Sebek shot 585 and Yaus 544 in Stark County standings and schedules also noted Roby girls Steuben ville tournament scores and players Doxsee 555 in doubles with 1192 and singles 609 with 546 and 63 handicap 873 total for 809 series 64 handicap to place in money
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Ringer Land
Canton
John Sebek
Rapid Transit
Russell Yaus
Jacobs-Waltner
Stark County League
Sebek
Yaus
Ohio
Steubenville
Roby Girls
Dora Doxsee
Millie Verne
Sugarcreek banquet to honor Sugarcreek Shanes basketball players
Charles Red Ash Canton South High football and basketball coach will speak at the Sugarcreek Shanes banquet Tuesday at 6 30 PM in the school. He will show films of the South Massillon game and 1948 World Series highlights. Coached by Bill Ort the Sug Shanes posted 19 wins and 6 losses and were consolation titlists in the Tuscarawas County Class B tournament.
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Sugarcreek
Charles
Red
Ash
Canton South High
Sugarcreek-Shanesville
Massillon
Bill Ort
Sug- Shanes
Tuscarawas
Dick McAnall Dominates All Events at 2023 Industrial Bowl
Dick McAnall shines across all events amid a large Castamall entry as Ralph Beck and Ray Cochrane win doubles 1335, John Hossler takes singles 735, Maus Weaver posts high single 722 and finishes fourth with a 605 actual score after 115 handicap.
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Industrial Bowling Association
Castamall
Ralph Beck
Ray Cochrane
John
Babe) Hossler
Dick McAnall
Glenn Goss
Marietta Maps Cage Schedule for 1949-50
Marietta College announces a 21 game 1949 50 basketball schedule. Athletic director Don Drumm states the season opens December 2 with Rio Grande at Marietta and ends March 4 with Marietta at Washington and Jefferson College.
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Marietta
Marietta College
Don Drumm
Rio Grande
Washington & Jefferson
Walters Leads District Publinx Scoring Again At Elms Course
Diminutive Massillon interior decorator Cy Walters tops area scoring with a 36 35 71 at Elms in a Sunday meet. Dee Jones fires two eagles on long par fives at Alliance CC in a 75, while Pro Bill Boehm matches 71. Other scores include Ingram 72 and a variety of golfers from 72 to 83 as all contest medals and nets are reported.
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Bob Seaman Y Walters
Massillon
Elms
Bill Boehm
Alliance Country Club
Bill
Alliance C.C
Dee Jones
Walt Ingram
Dales
Jack Carnahan
Joe Notturno
Eddie Miller
Dick Tillett
Angelo Procario
Nick Moreno
John Mizanoski
Bob Grovemiller
Nick Christen
Bob Pierson
Babe Hessler
Local golf round reports low scores and upcoming event
Low gross scores on Sunday included 78 by Malcolm Guy George Northy and Jim Doll. Ray Cummings shot 79 and John Jacobson 81. The ladies program Thursday features a blind bogey tournament with accuracy shooting on hole No 5.
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Malcolm Guy
George Northy
Jim Doll
Ray Cummings
John Jacobson
Local Golf Weekend Match Play Finds Laiblin Top Honors
C A Laiblin won the weekend match play event by two up to par. Reiter and Estep tied for second at even par. Bogey winners were Jack Fisher and E M Soffel. First gross 87 by Joe Jones and L E Connelly Jr. with Connelly at 77, Fisher 78, Estep and Soffel 80. Richards and Gordon Walters posted third 84.
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C. A. Laiblin
C. J. Reiter
A. C. Estep
Jack Fisher
E. M. Soffel
Joe Jones
L. E. Connelly Jr
A. P. Richards
Gordon Walters
Reiter
Connelly
Fishel
Estep and
Soffel
Golf Club Weekend Features Blind Foursome Event
New members join two veterans as blind foursome highlight across Saturday and Sunday club activities. Yesterday's blind bogey results name William Dodge and Ross Coen as first with 74, Ralph Shuter and others second, Gene Menke and Andy Broscoe third. Dodge, low gross, 74. Albery takes handicap prize. Nearby scores include 75 by Dave Morgan and A J Ryder. Ladies clinic Tuesday at 11 with Pro Johnny Vasco on putting and rules. Alliance CC pro Bill Boehm posts par 71 amid players Bernard Harwell 74 and Ray Reighart 75.
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William Dodge
Ross Coen
Ralph Shuter
S. C. McDowell
J. J. Wyandt
Gene Menke
Andy Broscoe
Dodge
D. F. Albery
Dave Morgan
A. J. Ryder
Earl Voss
Dick Bessi
Coen
Vic Frey
Herman Katz
Ed Stein
Ben Dreyer
al Kanner
Herb Art
Low Gross
Bob Katz
Don Stein
Harold Garey
Johnny Vasco
Alliance C. C
Bill Boehm
Bernard Harwell
Ray Reighart
Don Albert
Klee Boring
Don Pierce
Dave Dinger
Edgewood shines in crowd lifted season best card
Edgewood delivers top performance as the largest crowd of the season watches. A standout card event boosts morale and sets a high mark for future meets.
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Edgewood
Sun
Local Golf Leaders After Sunday Scores
Joe Kopan and Ed Slish fired rounds of 78 to lead Sunday scoring. Mel Smith followed with 79, Adolph Roth 80, Al Voris and Lou Soldatis 82, George Ackerman 83.
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Joe Kopan
Ed Slish
Mel Smith
Adolph Roth
al Voris
Lou Soldatis
George Ackerman
Clearview Links Opens As Public Course Says Powell
Bill Powell, pro operator, reported many inquiries about private or public status. He clarified the course is definitely a public links. Yesterday’s scores: Baltz brothers played two nine hole rounds. Monte Baltz shot a one over par 37 and Hack Baltz shot 50.
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Clearview
Bill Powell
Baltz Brothers
Monte
Local golfers post scores in Sunday tour event
Russ Wood shot a 72 to par 36 36 72 on the tour Sunday in a fine 36 37 73. Others turning in scores included Jack Muniz 75 Harry Simmons 76 and Bill Burleson 78.
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Russ Wood
Jack Muniz
Harry Simmons
Bill Burleson
Mt Union Track Net Teams Travel Tuesday
Mt Union College cinder squad aims for its first victory after two losses as it hosts Hiram College Terriers. Mount harriers placed second in a tri angular meet with Bethany and Washington & Jefferson with 53 points, one behind Bethany. In the opener Mount fell to Fenn 74 to 49. The tennis team travels to Meadville to face Allegheny for its first win.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Mt. Union College
Hiram College Terriers
Mount Harriers
Bethany
Washington & Jefferson
Raiders
Mount
Fenn
Meadville
Allegheny
Olympia Passes Preakness. Ponder Aims at Baltimore
Louisville AP Olympia will skip the Preakness at Pimlico and fly to New York after finishing sixth in the Kentucky Derby. Ben Jones trains Ponder, aiming for the $75,000 added race, with Capot and Palestinian among likely rivals and Ocean Drive unsettled for plans. Capot is favored to beat Olympia, while Ponder earns praise as the Derby winner’s challenger in Baltimore.
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Ben Jones
Calumet Farm
Steve Brooks
Louisville
Ouisville
Olympia
Baltimore
Ivan Parke
New York
Pimlico
Calumet Farms
Maryland
Churchill Downs
Capot
Greentree Stable
Ace
Clifford Mooers
Old Rockport
Ocean Drive
Gaver
New W I B C Team Doubles Leaders Appear
Columbus AP report on the Women's International Bowling Congress delegates voting on 72 amendments. Milwaukee's Jeannette Knepprath announced 670 affiliated delegates attended. In bowling action, Cleveland pair Mary Primosch and Marge Slogar led doubles with 1,196 pins, while last year's champions Creme Cosmetics Chicago led team event with 2,746. Nordic Hills Chicago trailed the doubles leaders by 34 pins with 2,712.
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Columbus
Women’s International Bowling Congress
Jeannette Knepprath
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Mary Primosch
Marge Slogar
Florence Roberts
Lena Bloomquist
Iowa City
Crescence Sterbenz
Elizabeth Gribbons
Detroit
Kathryn Hormone Creme
Nordic Hills Country Club
Chicago
Daily baseball matchups across leagues
In the American League, New York with Raschi versus Detroit led by Gray is the only scheduled game. The National League slate features St Louis Brazie at Brooklyn Martin, Pittsburgh Highe at Boston Bickford, Chicago Hamner at New York Jones, and Cincinnati Fox at Philadelphia Thompson, with several night games listed.
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American League
New York
Raschi
Detroit
Gray
National League
St. Louis
Brazie
Brooklyn
Martin
Pittsburgh Highe
Boston
Bickford
Chicago
Hamner
Jones
Calgar
Cincinnati Fox
Philadelphia
Thompson
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America
U. S
U. S. Royal Air Ride
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Wooden Shoe Distributing CO
Harrison Ave
Milwaukee, Wis
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