Purdue’s Holcomb Upset by Gustafson Navy Mate
Timken outruns Lehman while Steubenville sinks McKinley 40 26. Fraley notes coaching links among Army Red Blaik assistants Holcomb Gustafson and Sart Holcomb’s Purdue ties. Miami upset Notre Dame foes 28 14, Harvard Army clash teased, plus birthdays and quirky sports trivia.
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Lehman
Steubenville
McKinley
Bulldogs Fall To Steubenville In High-Scoring Rout
Steubenville overwhelmed Canton McKinley 46-6, the biggest points tally allowed by the Bulldogs since 1931. Perry Jeter sparked the Stubbers with a 109 yard touchdown run, while Sam Parks and Lou Mariano led McKinley’s ground attack before late-period surge.
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McKinley
Sam Parks
Lou Mariano
Parks
Mariano
Jeter
Bulldogs
Stubbers
Massive Ohio high school football scores flood in
A reel of games across Ohio and nearby states shows Massillon routing Mansfield 56 to 6 while Canton South defeated Orrville 53 to 13. Steubenville beat McKinley 40 to 26 and Lisbon toppled Louisville 33 to 7. Numerous teams like Warren Alliance East Palestine Minerva Malvern and Doylestown posted decisive wins with wide margins and multiple upsets across the weekend. High totals appear for Cincinnati Withrow Walnut Hillis Lima Central and several Columbus and Akron districts as fans tally playoff implications.
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Lehman
Steubenville
McKinley
Canton South
Orrville
County Massillon
Mansfield
Warren
Alliance
Lisbon
Louisville
North Canton
Springfield
Wooster
Ashland
Rittman
Loudonville
Newcomerstown
Byesville
Uhrichsville
Dennison
Sebring
Carrollton
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Toronto
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Aie Shawnee
Lima St. Rose
College Football Scores Recap From Numerous Matchups
A collage of results shows Wittenberg defeating Marietta 34 to 6 while Ohio State Junior Varsity posted 34 over Pur due Junior Varsity 0. Other games include Tennessee State 90 over Gannon 56, Ashland 12 over Georgetown 20, and St. Vincent 34 over Lockhaven State 7, plus North Texas State 19 beating Chattanooga 14. More scores list Hampden Sydney 34 Newport News 14 and Miami Florida 34 over Boston University 7. Overall a snapshot of early autumn college football scores.
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Marietta
Ohio State
Purdue
Wilberforce
Tennessee State
Gannon
Ashland
Georgetown
Boston College
St. Vincent
Lockhaven State
West Chester
East Stroudsburg
North Texas State
Chattanooga
Dalton Surprises Navarre by 25-20 in tense friday matchup
Dalton's Bulldogs stunned Navarre 25-20 on a chilly Friday night as Lloyd Gerber scored three touchdowns and Ronald Colney tallied all Navarre scores. Dalton improves to 3-3 while Navarre drops to 4-2. Contested game featured strong defenses with key line play from Forrer and Muskoff.
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Navarre
Bulldogs
Rams
Lloyd Gerber
Ronald Colney
G. Forrer
Bodager
Howenstine
Kurzen
Omstutz
Leo
Moser
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Shaffer
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Fetter
Ace Sole Gerber
R. Ger
Fortner
Johnson
Leighley
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Foster
Muskoff
Marchand
Hollinger
Emerick
Logan
Goodman
Stucky
Evans
Brideweser
Colucy
Mummerty
Gray
Adams
Jogerst
Colney
L. Gerber
D. Ferrer
Timken Trojans Edge Lehman In 12-7 Thriller
In the Cantons oldest intracity rivalry at Fawcett Stadium Timken defeated Lehman 12-7 before about 5000 fans. Timken's defense forced turnovers while errors plagued both sides with 12 fumbles as the Trojans rallied late to grab the initial conference win.
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Canton
Timken
Lehman
Fawcett Stadium
Trojans
Lehman Bears Down Trojans In Hard Fought Clash
Lehman, led by Colaner with a quarterback sneak for the second TD, edged Hill toppers to measure pace and passing yards. Belew helped move to the one foot line before Colaner sealed it, while six fumbles per side marked a tense game. Timken threats were stifled by Hill defense as Lehman led in first downs 14 to 12 and total yards 282 to 129 with 154 passing yards to Lehman’s 51.
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Bud Jones
Lehman
Bill Hatjes
Bob Arnold
Timken
Polar Bears
John Torok
Troymen
Tom Colaner
John Mosiychuk
Ralph Belew
Bears
Colaner
Jim Robinson
Hilltoppers
Malvern Domination Defeats East Sparta 51 to 0
East Sparta in Stark County Class B gridiron action falls to Malvern 51 0 on Friday. Malvern piled up touchdowns by Deckman Miles Ebner Gordon with Deckman adding eight extra points.
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Russell
Walton
Berrie
Marina
Loyola Ce
Casper
Goddard
Devine
Butler
Materna
Fetters
Doylestown Dominates Winless Brewster for 53-0 Victory
Doylestown crushed Brewster Railroaders to extend their winless stretch to six losses this season and 26 straight games without defeat. Pavkov scored three touchdowns, Dannemiller added two, with Pavkov converting three extra points as Doylestown raced ahead 7 14 13 19 at Brewster Stadium.
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North Canton Tops Springfield Township for Third Metro Win
North Canton Vikings beat Springfield Township 18 to 6 to stay unbeaten in the Metropolitan League at 4-2. Morrow capped a 50 yard drive with a five yard run, Seemann added a three yard TD, and Basinger scored from the one in the fourth quarter. Springfield’s Reed returned an interception 55 yards for their score as North Canton held a 12-0 halftime lead.
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Vikings
Springfield Township
Ronnie Marrow
Paydirt
Ralph Seemann
David Basinger
Viking
Bood Reed
Springfield
Bricker
Wise
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J. Spence
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Lee
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Jones
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East Palestine edges Minerva 7 6 on late drive
East Palestine defeats Minerva 7 to 6 as Cliff Davis converts after Earl Harrington's second quarter TD. Minerva's Dick Dyfle returned a kickoff 64 yards for a score but failed the extra point. The Lions improve with the win while Minerva suffers its second loss.
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Dick Dyfle
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Blane
Davison
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Canal Fulton Triumphs Over St Joseph 18-15
Canal Fulton Indians built a quick second-quarter surge with three touchdowns and held on for an 18-15 win over Dover St Joseph Friday night. Zimmerman 57 and Swigart 18 yard runs led the scoring, Parker 65 yard run added a third, and a safety in the final minutes sealed the victory.
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Lions Battle Barberton as Central Faces Akron Rivalries
Lincoln Lions meet undefeated Barberton Magic at Fawcett Stadium as Central Catholic Crusaders head to Memorial Stadium to face Owen Crusaders Abbond St. Iary in North Canton. Lincoln aims to upset Ferrall coached Lions while Barberton seeks state contention behind Harris Welch Balash Whetstone Deem Veney Bell Andreyka Miller Mitchell Hunter.
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Lions and Magics Televised Football Game Preview
Lions and Magics will play the first local football game filmed for television in Canton Lincoln and Barberton. Tonight's game will be photographed for a 15 minute WXEL Channel 9 program at 11 p.m. Tuesday, with weekly airings during the local football season and likely into basketball season.
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Barberton invades Central in search of state laurels
In a key clash Barberton riding five straight wins trails Massillon in the statewide race. St Mary has won once in five games, while Lincoln’s injuries thin their backfield. Vic Schoeppner leads Barberton with all seven Lion TDs, as QB duties shift to Jim Crawford and soph Bill Queen recovers. Coach Fife relies on Schoeppner at fullback with Toy and Dogoli at the halves.
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Massillon
Bill Queen
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Bill Toy
Junior Dogoli
Bill Jarvis
Ed Lombardi
Alex Bleahy
Bill Graetz
Joe Vega
Roger Christian
Jackson Romps At Ravenna Two
Jackson's Polar Bears power past Ravenna Township 33-12 as Zahler and Allen each score twice and Clatterbuck adds a 7 yard TD in a Friday night road win. Ravens' Stonemetz Sissley contribute as hosts.
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Xavier Unveils 24 Game 1950 51 Basketball Schedule
Xavier University announced a 24 game 1950 51 basketball schedule featuring contests with Kentucky North Carolina Notre Dame and two Loyola teams. The Musketeers open December 2 with Ohio Wesleyan and close March 8 against Cincinnati.
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Middlebranch Dominate Millersburg 26 to 6 in Canton
Middlebranch Diamonds won their sixth straight football game with a 26 6 victory over Millersburg at North Canton. Joe Nahay scored two long touchdowns and Wayne Erb Dick Garrett added one each while Weiss scored Millersburg’s only TD. Nahay also kicked a placement and Garrott ran for a conversion.
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Middlebranch
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Dick Garrett
Weiss
Moore
Evans
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R. Spencer
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Snyder
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Uhrichsville Tigers Top Dennison 14 to 0 in Rivalry Game
Uhrichsville defense led by Watts Coventry shut out Dennison Railroaders 14 0 in a Friday night game to knot the 25 year series at 12 12 with one tie Coventry scored both touchdowns and both extra points while the Tigers dominated the air and ground in Uhrichsville Ohio the Twin City showdown maintained club rosters and lineups with multiple players listed in the box score
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Track Coaches To Meet In Columbus Sunday
The Ohio Association of Track Coaches holds its fall meeting in Columbus at the Seneca Hotel with a luncheon before the business session. New president Sim Earich of Warren succeeds Fred Cope of Salem.
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Ohio Association of Track Coaches
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Sim Earich
Warren
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Salem
Lisbon Hands Louisville Hard Second Setback 33-7
Lisbon Blue Devils defeated Louisville Leopards 33-7 in a Tri County League game. Lisbon improved to 4-0-1, while Louisville fell to 2-2 with a season mark of 3-2. Touchdowns came from Wartluff Brown Rose and Pike among Lisbon scorers, with Steitz and Stefan converting extra points.
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New Phila Nets Sixth Win in Row
New Philadelphia Quakers beat Toronto 37 to 14 for their ninth straight win and sixth of the season. Sam Miller and Bill Richards scored two touchdowns each, with Miller adding an extra point. Toronto’s score came on a pair of touchdowns by Sherwood and Visinik as the Quakers rolled to a dominant road victory.
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Baby Bucks Beat Purdue Jayvees 34 0 in Columbus
Ohio State junior varsity overwhelmed Purdue Jayvees 34 to 0 as Dave Gambill scored four touchdowns. The win marked OSU’s second victory against one defeat and Purdue’s third straight defeat.
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