McKinley Suffers 20-19 Blow at Toledo Waite
McKinley falls 20 to 19 at Toledo Waite as Central Ramps Massillon’s ground power drives a 29 to 7 win at Alliance. Gussie Moran plans a 100 city pro tennis tour for big money, despite saying the sport is hard work and she fears crowds.
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McKinley
Toledo
Waite
Central Ramps
Massillon
Hiance
Lawton Carver
Gussie Moran
California
Miss Moran
Pauline Betz Addie
Bobby Riggs
Sterling
Pancho Segura
Jack Kramer
Madison Square Garden
Moran
Buck
Riggs
International News Service
Leopards Lose After 22-Game Streak Falls to Boardman
Louisville Leopards suffer a 27-14 defeat at Boardman ending a 22 game unbeaten run. Spartans surge with 21 points in second quarter and Charlie Bjorson, Angelo Iannucci, and Jay Chuck score key TDs. Fumbles and poor ball handling doom Louisville's rally chances.
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Boardman
Louisville
Leopards
Boardman Spartans
Louisville Skein
Jim Morgan
Leopard
Stark County
Youngstown
Spartans
Morgan
Charles Bjorson
Angelo Iannucci
Jay Chuck
Chuck
Bill Elmo
Emil Stefan
John Mooth
Stefan
Bijorson
Kadis
Yankel
Ginder
Elmo
Beck
Santanzell
Wellington
Fiffick
Lannucci
Banninga
Miller
McGinnis
Rine
Rover
Sprandel
Wilkinson
Monnot
So Tate
Pee Duplin
Gulling Boardman
Mooth
Bjorson
Iannucci
What Happened to the Rabbit Ball?
The piece recounts the 1926 World Series and season, noting new hitting records, widespread ball controversy, and pitching dominance. It highlights Grover Cleveland Alexander's relief role and the historic Ruth confrontation, framing a drought of offense and enduring pitching prowess.
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Harry Grayson
Red Sox
States
District of Columbia
Jim Konstanty
Connie Mack
Phillies
Yankees
Mr. Mack
Philadelphia Nationals
Eddie Sawyer
New York
Jackrabbit
Dodgers
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Jess Haines
Cardinals
Yankee Stadium
Tony Lazzeri
Red Birds
O’ Pete
Babe Ruth
Alex
Ruth
George Hildebrand
Barberton Magics Stay Undefeated In Five Straight Wins
Columbus dispatches detail Barberton Magics extending to five straight by downing Libbey 27-7 with three Hunter to Harris passes. Hamilton crushed Steubenville Central 46-0. Circleville won 39-19, Sandusky 29-7, Lakewood 31-25, Warren Harding upset Campbell Memorial 19-13, Findlay lost 13-6 to Lima Central, Middletown Mills fell 19-0, Upper Arlington 54-7, Springfield 25-0, Mansfield 27-7, Marysville 32-0, Van Wert 14-13, Bellaire 45-0, Galion 36-0, Columbus North 6-0, Akron Garfield 13-6, Ashland 25-6, Port Clinton 6-6, Logan 6-0, Zanesville 27-18, Lancaster 32-13, Willard 7-6.
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Alliance
Magics
Libby
Dick Hunter
Bob Harris
Barberton
Hamilton
Steubenville Central
Warren Harding
Campbell Memorial
Findlay
Lima Central
Middletown
Portspit
Marion Harding
Marysville
Hilliards
van Wert
Bellefontaine
Bellaire
St. Clairsville
Galion
Bucyrus
Columbus North
Columbus West
Akron Garfield
Akron West
Ashland
Shelby
Port Clinton
Oak Harbor
Logan
Southern Ohio
Middleport
Zanesvillle
Newark
Lancaster
Cambridge
Willard
Upper Sandusky
Portsmouth
Dayton Northridge
Lebanon
Wilmington
Greenfield
Piqua
Troy
Washington D.H
Hillsboro
Taylor
Sycamore
Mariemont
Reading
Greenhills
North College Hill
Cincinnati St. Xavier
Walnut Hills
Terrace Park
Sharonville
Lockland
Norwood
Cincinnati Elder
Cincinnati Hughes
Miamisburg
Dayton Oakwood
Wapakoneta St. Joseph
Waynesfield
Dayton Fairview
Dayton Wright
Dayton Stivers
St. Marys
Tipp City
West Milton
Cleveland Adams
Cleveland Central
Solon
Independence
Strongsville
Brooklyn
Lowellville
Jackson-Milton
Tiffin Calvert
Crestline
Toledo Libbey
Cleveland Rhodes
West Tech
Orange
Cuyahoga Heights
Berea
Maple Heights
Cleveland Heights
Cleveland East
Boardman
Louisville
Hubbard
Niles
Girard
Austintown
Fitch
Newton Falls
Canfield
East Palestine
Poland
Lowellsville
Jackson Milton
Leetonia
Columbiana
Warren St. Mary
Greenville St. Michael
Lisbon
Sebring
Salem
Wellsville
Elyria
Akron Central
Atwater
Suffield
Medina
Fairview
Rootstown
Windham
North Olmsted
Bay Village
Westlake
Olmsted Falls
Chagrin Falls
Mayfield
Mansfield
Marion
New London
Vermilion
Xenia Home
Fairborn
Upper Arlington
Bexley
Columbus University
Liberty Union
Mechanicsburg
Mt. Sterling
London
Grove City
Westerville
Worthington
Gahanna
New Albany
Sunbury
Johnstown
Ashley
Butler
Carey
Plymouth
Chillicothe
Coshocton
Zanesville
Athens
Nelsonville
Chauncey
the Plains
McArthur
Jacksonville Trimble
Lima Shawnee
Delphos
Hillards
Canal Winchester
Reynoldsburg
Mifflin
Dublin
Hamilton Township
Groveport
Cadiz Cops No 5 Cadiz-7 Ends-K Lewis Harden OBrad ovich
Cadiz defeats Uhrichsville 76 to 7 with Jones scoring a touchdown and Liles kicking the extra point. Players listed include guards guards and centers across both teams, reflecting a high-scoring game with multiple positions named.
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Cadiz
K. Lewis
Harden
O’bradovich
Eece
D. Lewis
Lemin Partlett
Mira
Hill
Hazebrigg
Bertz
Willis
Jones
Liles
Mason
Uhrichsville
Haugh
Huffman
Peck
Gray
Dave McGrew
Adams
Denny McGrew
Lupi CE
Gowins
Marcaletti
Loses
Scott
Coventry
Joseph
Peoples
Hodkinson
Cadiza
Poor Extra Points Haunt Canton McKinley Bulldogs
Waite Indians stun the Bulldogs 20 to 19 as McKinley mishandles extra-point attempts and fourth down plays. Key moments include Jim Zieroff's 72-yard opening run, Sam Parks and George Ramsayer connecting on quick drives, and Jerry Dempsey's game-changing recovery of a fumbled ball.
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Canton McKinley
Bulldogs
Moare
Waite
McKinley
Jim Zieroff
Indians
Lucky Popoff
Zieroff
Popoff
Lou Mariano
Fred Zander
Jerry Dempsey
Buddy Peacock
Dempsey
Ronnie Wildes
George Ramsayer
Parks
Bulldog
Massillon and Alliance clash in 37th grid meeting Friday
Old Foes Old Story recounts a fast play as Massillon Tigers face Alliance Aviators. Key Alliance players include Virgil Pittman No 50, Ray Lane No 68 with two touchdowns, and No 80 Aviator John Fogoros. Tigers crowd Lane as John Morton and Dick Allen engage on the sideline while Bob Howe blocks.
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Massillon
Alliance
Virgil Pittman
Tiger
Allen Murray
Ray Lane
Jim Reichenbach
John Fogoros
Candy Carroll
John Borton
Dick Allen
Bob Howe
Massillon Tigers hammer Alliance to stay unbeaten
Massillon high school dominates Alliance High Aviators 29 to 7 at Mt. Union Stadium. Tigers rush for 272 yards behind Howe, Lane, Waikem, Russell and Close to claim their fifth straight win and remain No. 1 in Ohio prep rankings. Borton of Alliance passes for 81 yards as Massillon forces safeties and turnovers in a hard charging performance.
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Tigers
Alliance High Aviators
Mt. Union Stadium
Aviators
Alliance
John Borton
Bob Howe
Ray Lane
Fred Waikem
Ernest Russell
Fred Close
Borton
Tom Zellers
Massillon
Russell
Howe
Waikem
Cardinals Sell Nippy Jones to Rochester In League
St. Louis Cardinals announce the sale of first baseman Vernal Nippy Jones to Rochester of the International League. Rochester is a Cardinal farm club, signaling a midseason roster move.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Vernal (Nippy) Jones
Rochester
Football scores from many Ohio games across districts
A long listing of football scores from multiple Ohio districts and cities including Massillon Alliance Boardman Canton Louisville Minerva Carrollton North Canton Jackson Waynesburg East Sparta East Canton Navarre Marietta Rittman Copley Greensburg Bath Newcomerstown Roscoe Dennison Barnesville Wadsworth Orrville Cadiz Uhrichsville Hartville Greentown Navarre Marliboro district matchups and surrounding state results. ties and high totals appear with teams such as Cincinnati St Xavier Elder Hughes and numerous others.
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Dennison
Barnesville
Wadsworth
Orrville
Cadiz
Uhrichsville
Elsewhere
Cincinnati Vocational
Woodward
Deer Park
Country Day
Oxford Stewart
Cincinnati Deportes
Milford
Ohio Military Institute
Crusaders Nab 26-6 Triumph In Wooster Tilt
Canton Central Catholic Crusaders defeat Wooster Generals 26 to 6 in Wooster. Jim O Connor scored three touchdowns and tallied 36 points this season, while Al Mayforth passed for 125 yards and two scores in a fast start. Central led 26-0 at halftime and finished with 17 first downs to Wooster’s 10, outgaining 267 to 208 on the ground and 125 to 39 in the air.
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Crusaders
Wooster
Canton Central Catholic
Canton Invaders
Wooster Generals
Jim O’connor
al Mayforth
O’connor
Buddy High
Central
Mayforth
Generals
Ed Hintz
Bop Collison
Pete Hershberger
Millersburg Triumphs 35 20 Over Fredericktown in Gridiron Clash
Millersburg rolls to a 35 20 victory over Fredericktown with touchdowns by Martin Shonk Wise 2 Snyder Tyson 2 and McDaniel. Fredericktown's score counts 20 as Halftime 21 35 final and game notes list key players including Shank Wise and Tyson on Millersburg and Ackerman Tindall Warner Mooney Kearns Leedy on the Fredericktown squad.
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Millersburg
Halfhill
Fair
R. Casey
J. Casey
Roberts
Stafford
Shank
Wise
Snyder
Martin
Fredericktown
Tindall
Ackerman
Warner
Weller
Mooney
Kearns
Leedy
M’ Daniel
Tyson
Hart
Hatton
Shonk
McDaniel
Rittman Nips Copley
Rittman defeated Copley 21 to 19 in a Friday night football game. Ambrose and Pohelski led scorers for Rittman with multiple touchdowns, while Kimbrough and A Bailey contributed for Copley.
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Rittman
Copley
B. Hardgrove
Greer
Fouts
F. Hardgrove
Copley Eo
Ambrose
Pohelski
Cardace
A. Bailey
Kimbrough
Shook
Bailey
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Fond
Gussie
Mooch
Canton South
Skein
Warren
Columbus
Barberton’s
Circleville
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Lake Erie
Fremont
Lakewood
Cleveland Shaw
Springfield
Dayton Roosevelt
Mansfield Tygers
Sam Parks
ABE Rich Repository Bureau
Massellon
Aviator
Ted Bates
Warren Schlosser
Jerry Krisher
Mass
All
Nippy Jones
Scholastic
Wyoming
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Colerain
Youngstown Wilson
Struthers
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Columbus Academy
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Wauseon
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Gallipolis
Wellston
Warwood
W. Wa
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Ranalli
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Rotunno
O'Connor
High
Rich Ranalli
Johnson
Collison
Carmichael
Lindsay
Kardos
Massaro
Broch
Givin
Price
Ogden
Premer
Fritz
Regenhardt
Im Graham
Humrichouser
Crater
McQuigg
D. Daugherty
Hershberger
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Snoddy
Rhamy Central
Canton
Canton Recreation
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