Yankee World Series Luck and Skill Highlight Phillies Clash
Lawton Carver argues the Yankees win through a mix of luck and smart player acquisition, detailing how they capitalize on breaks, minor league sourcing, and clutch hitting. He notes the 3-2 win over the Phillies, the 10th inning DiMaggio homer, and questions a potential four game sweep while praising Yankee resilience and execution.
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Lawton Carver
Yankees
Phillies
Bobby Brown
Joe DiMaggio
Philadelphia
Yankee Stadium
Phils
Yanks
Gene Woodling
Phil Rizzuto
Gerry Coleman
International News Service
Football Scores From County and District Play
A compilation of high school football results across counties and districts. Notable games include McKinley 32 over Lincoln 0 and Canton South 38 over Mansfield Madison 6, with many other regional outcomes showing varied scores and rivalries.
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Cry McKinley
Lincoln
Lehman
Euclid
Canton South
Mansfield Madison
Various high school football scores from Ohio and neighboring states
A compiled list of football results featuring Upper Arlington and numerous Ohio matches such as Columbus St Charles over Newcomerstown and several tight wins and blowouts across Marion Mount Vernon Newark Dayton Springfield Circleville and more, plus college and urban-area games like Ohio State Junior Varsity Gannon Miami and Denver.
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Upper Arlington
Columbus St. Charles
Newcomerstown
Ohio Deaf
Marion St. Mary
Tiffin Calevert
Willard
Bellevue
Mount Vernon
Urbana
Chillicothe
Grandview
Newark
Marietta
Dayton Riser
Dayton Stivers
Dayton Roosevelt
Dayton Fairview
Springfield
Middletown
Circleville
Hillsboro
Hamilton
Martins Ferry
Cincinnati Withrow
Indianapolis Shortridge
Akron East
Akron West
Toledo
Libbey
Waite
Scott
Toledo Catholic
Timken Underdog but May Pin Surprise on Salem Foe Tonight
Timken Trojans travel to Fawcett Stadium to face the unbeaten Salem Quakers in a game shaped by Timken’s 25 7 setback to McKinley last weekend. Salem’s Ben Barrett era brings a heavy lineup led by quarterback Jim Callahan and a 175 pound forward wall, while Timken counters with Tom Colaner at quarterback and Lou Meacham Fréd Holt and Vic Fenton in the backfield as both teams seek an upset win.
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Timken
Salem
McKinley
Warriors
Trojans
Salem Quakers
Fawcett Stadium
Bulldogs
Quakers
Bud Jones
Phil Giavasis
Charley Johnson
Henry Bullough
Jake Sedlock
Gene Reti
Chuck Kerstetter
Gene Chappenaur
Don Cross
Dick Milnes
Tom Colaner
Timken “T
Lou Meacham
Fréd Holt
Vic Fenton
McKinley Bulldogs Roll Lincoln Lions 32 to 0
McKinley cruises to a 32 0 victory over Lincoln at Fawcett Stadium as Mariano and Parks each run for two scores and a third TD by Mariano plus a pass and strong defense fuel the blowout Lou Mariano and Sam Parks account for three TDs in a one sided game Parks breaks a long kickoff return nullified early by out of bounds call Manny Gelas adds a 31 yard scoring pass McKinley expands its nine game series edge to 6 1 2 and runners Gelas and Horner contribute in the late scoring burst
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McKinley
Louis Mariano
Sam Parks
Lincoln
Lions
Mariano
Bulldogs
Jim Price
Alex Bleahy
Parks
Vic Schoeppner
Tom Taylor
Bob Seaman
McKinley Bulldogs
Fawcett Stadium
Lou Mariano
Sam Farks
Dick Miller
McKinleyites
George Ramsayer
Chuck Gelas
Gelal
Bob Horner
Lehman Bears Clinch 14-6 Victory Over Euclid
Canton Lehman Polar Bears stay unbeaten in league play, edging Euclid 14-6. Bob Arnold scores both touchdowns and adds an extra point while Dick Yant connects on a 40-yard pass to Arnold and Cyril Paumier, as Lehman builds two 55-yard drives. Euclid fights back with Bob Setron passing to Norton Boston and Stan Intihar, but two miscues and a late rally fall short.
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Euclid
Canton
Lehman Polar Bears
Invaders
Youngstown
Woodrow Wilson
Canton Lincoln
Bob Arnold
Arnold
Polar Bears
Lehman
Dick Yant
Cyril Paumier
John Torok
Bob Setron
Paydirt
Setron
Norton Boston
Stan Intinhar
Letron
al DiSimone
Torok
Maragas
Paumier
Nist
Eisner
Kocur
W Uske
Hargraves
Taylor
Grant Oe Preatn
Sweitzer
Nichols
Carpenter Euclid
Boston
Intikar
Beckimer
Anzels
Oneshus
Dorfeld
Sweet
Guit
Thomas
Cross
Cupanic
Martin
Dehnke
Omerga
Schneider
Nimmo
Redlin
Starman
di Simone
Crawford
Potokar Lehman
Intihar
Cats Ground Mansfield Madison 38-6 on South field
Canton South Wildcats unleash a strong first half ground game to rout Mansfield Madison 38 6 on Friday night. South dominates early with three quick scores then adds two more in the second period while Madison stalls. Final minutes see Rams threaten but fumble near end zone. Wildcats secure win as Chelski and Papcum drive late Rams effort.
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Don Lightner
Canton South Wildcats
Mansfield Madison Ram
South
Madison
Wildcats
Rams
Ed Chelski
Martin Keipp
John Papcum
Papcum
Chelski
Aviators
Barberton
Ed Zollar
Borton
Alliance
Magics Pull 20-0 Surprise Out of Helmets
Barberton’s Magics upset Alliance 20-0 before 8,500 fans. Backfield trio Hunter Mitchell Miller sparked a ground attack that piled up 244 yards as Barberton controlled the game from the opening kickoff. Alliance, held to 92 yards rushing and 52 passing, saw its win streak end on the first play.
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Magics
Barberton
Dick Hunter
Charley Mitchell
Gene Miller
Mitchell
Hunter
Aviators
Miller
Stark County
Alliance
Dick Allen
Henry Nicholson
Gene Kapish
Bob Harris
Reed Welch
Harold
Candy) Carroll
Middlebranch and Waynesburg win Fulton Stages upset
In a county Class B league action Middlebranch defeated Marlboro 38-13 as Carl Zimmerman scored four touchdowns and Don Sullivan threw a 50-yard pass. Wayne Erb led Middlebranch with multiple long runs and a 45-yard interception return. Waynesburg beat Hartville 19-0 to seize Section No. 2 leadership, while Greentown edged East Sparta 12-6. Upcoming clashes include Jackson hosting Navarre and Uniontown at Brewster as top teams race for division titles.
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County Barberton
Alliance
Massillon
Steubenville
Minerva
Sebring
Canal Fusion
Marlboro
Greentown
East Sparta
Middlebranch
East Canton
Waynesburg
Hartville
New Philadelphia
Columbus East
Dover
Wooster
Carrollton
Maliwern
Uhrichsville
Orrville
Newcomerstown
Ohio Deaf
Dennison
Byesville
Doylestown
Manchester
Medina
Rittman
Elsewhere Warren
Mansfield
Bremen
Columbus Academy
State Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Millersburg
Coshocton
Defiance
Bryan
Greenfield
Washington D.H
Rutland
Middleport
Oak Hill
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
van Wert
Bluffton
Kee
Cincinnati Central
Anal Fulton
Indians
Marlboro Dukes
Cochamps
Louisville
North Canton
Jackson
Polar Bears
Navarre
Uniontown
Bobcats
Brewster
Wayne Erb
Diamonds
Bob Garrett
Middlebrandh
Fulton
Carl Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Don Sullivan
Middlebranch Ended East Canton 46 45 Lineup And Scoring
Middlebranch defeated East Canton 46 to 45 in a high scoring game. Erb, Garrott, Evans, Nahay and L Humbert scored touchdowns with Garrott adding the extra point via a run and Nahay placement. Stinson and Evans contributed on offense and defense across the game.
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Middlebranch
Moore
Evans
Stinson
D. Humbert
Immel
Jervis
Pastore
L. Humbert
Swanson
Erb
Garrott
Nahay
Canton
Hartville vs Waynesburg Mohawks rally in third quarter
Hartville held Waynesburg in the first half as Tom Kelly sparked a 65 yard third quarter march finishing with a 15 yard score and then added a 10 yard TD as the period closed. Waynesburg answered with a 50 yard march capped by Dick Thomas from the 3. Greentown struck late with two touchdowns to erase a 6 0 East Sparta lead.
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Hartville
Waynesburg
Mohawks
Tom Kelly
Kelly
Paydirt
Dick Thomas
Greentown
East Sparta
Jack McDade
Lyle Henkel
End-of-Quarter Prep for Greentown East Sparta Game
The Greentown squad lists players by position including Smith Glen Draper at end and Fleischman at quarterback. East Sparta lines up Schlimm Walker ends Witham Evans tackles Toms Divine center Butiler Wagegner backs Carnes Anderson and McDade. Final score shows East Sparta 7 Greentown 6 with two touchdowns scored by McDade Henkel and Andrews.
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Greentown
Smith
Glen Draper
Swinehart
Stroup
K. Lovett
Ott
Bishop
D. Lovett
Gene Draper
Fleischman
Schleis
Andrews
Henkel
East Sparta
Schlimm
Walker
Witham
Evans
Toms
Divine
Butiler
Minerva Edges Sebring 14 13 In Narrow Final
Minerva Lions clawed out a 14 13 victory over the Sebring Trojans in a Friday clash. Dietrich opened for Minerva, Sebring answered with Tucker runs, and Ed Davison plus Dietrich scored for Minerva. Dysie booted two extra points while Tucker converted one as Minerva avenged a 27 12 loss from 1949.
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Minerva
Sebring Trojans
Dick Dysie
Lions
Sebring
K. Brown
Beckley
Hines
Hiner
L. McCully
Brock
Kiser
Miller
Brogan
Hanson
R. McCully
G. Brown
Blanc
Roach
Conn
Davison
Horsley
Dysle
Dietrich Sebring
Harris
S. Tucker
Saeffner
Hupmacher
Trimmer
Conny
Springer
Yeomans
Rogers
J. Tucker
Ward
Dietrich
Dysley
Northwestern to face Navy in first ever meeting
Northwestern meets Navy this season marking the first football matchup between the two schools. The anticipated game pits the Wildcats against the Midshipmen in a debut clash with potential implications for early-season standings.
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Northwestern
Navy
Bengals Rally To Fourth Straight, Edge Massillon
More than 16 000 fans filled Massillon Stadium to watch the Massillon Tigers face the Cincinnati Bengals. The Bengals slowed the Tigers’ pace but still emerged with a fourth straight win. The game solidified the Bengals as the top scholastic team in the state.
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Massillon
Massillon Tigers
Tigers
Bengals
Massillon Tigers dominate Steubenville in 35–12 win
Massillon defeated Steubenville 35 to 12, the Tigers securing their fourth straight win as Steubenville, the 1950 opponent, failed to win after逐 being first to pierce the Massillon defense. Substitute Bob Lawson plunged from the one in the second quarter and Perry Jeter broke loose for 74 yards in the final stanza. Bob Howe and Ernie Russell contributed early scores after a 38-yard pass from Fred Close to Cliff Streeter, with Bob Grier adding a late touchdown in the third period.
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Big Red
Steubenville
Massillon
Stubbers
Tigers
Bob Lawson
Tiger
Perry Jeter
Paydirt
Bengals
Bob Howe
Fred Close
Cliff Streeter
Ernie Russell
Bob Grier
Quakers Notch 4th Win in Row
New Philadelphia Quakers beat Columbus East 41 to 19 to extend their streak to four wins. Five touchdowns were tallied in a high scoring first quarter as New Philadelphia led 20 13 and controlled the game thereafter. Lab notes list players by position and scoring details.
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Quakers
NEW Philadelphia
Columbus East
Herron
Masserelli
Turner
Shaffer
Homan
Sharpe
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