Massillon Cruises Past Mansfield 56-6 in Key Showdown
Massillon tigers roll to sixth straight win defeating Mansfield 56 to 6. Ray Lane twice helped swing momentum with midfield receptions and returns while Bob Howe and Cliff Streeter added late scores. Mansfield managed a lone first half touchdown via Joe Lee as Turrets defense limited passing and dominated on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Massillon
Paydirt
Johnny Auer
Tygers
Chuck Vliet
Jiger
Auer
Bob Howe
Ernie Russell
Bill Stoner
Bob Mathews
Fred Close
Cliff Streeter
Lane
Tigers
Owe
Tger
Stoner
Freddy Waikem
Joe Lee
Streeter
Brenner
Millar
Zeller
Murray
Corbett
Woolbert
D. Brenner
Grunder
Geiser
Gibson
Strobel
Rubio
Mitchell
Tanning
Reichenbach
Gleason
J. Howe
Sapia
Krisher
Gabbe
Dowd
Dowd Quarterbacks— Close, Stoner, Francisco Halfbacks — Waikem
Russell
Grier
Khoente
Nussbaum
Howe
Vliet
Straughn
Stewart Mansfield
J. Diemer
Dave Guy
Ewers
Truax
Fowler
Lindsay
Monastra
Fidler
Dick Guy
B. Diemer
Kent
Espendiade
Welker
Kleer
Stauffer
Maurer
Saint Mary and Central clash in Crusaders grid tilt
Lincoln notes Catholic Saint Mary pits Don Dudek Jack McDonald at ends and Frank Michalek leads at quarterback as Akron area teams prepare for upcoming matchups. Central eyes momentum after three straight wins but seeks focus before Barberton clash next weekend.
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Catholic
Akron South
Akron Buchtel
Akron Kenmore
Harry Kidder
Saints
Crusaders
St. Mary
Don Dudek
Jack McDonald
Ed Ruthenberg
Tom Dietzk
Joe Kuberka
Don Schmaltz
Jim Data
Frank Michalek
Joe Mazzagatti
Tom Kuder
Mike Mikulin
Marietta College oarsmen prep for 1951 regatta
Marietta College crews practice on the Muskingum River as the sleek eight oared shells cut through the water in the first fall season since before the war. The Muskingum River feeding into the Ohio will host the 1951 Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Muskingum River
Marietta College
Ohio
All Play No Work Desautels sets 14 inning fielding record
Eugene Desautels of Cleveland went 14 innings without a fielding chance in a 1942 major league game setting a remarkable record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Desautels
Cleveland
Hamilton Blasts Springfield Circleville's String Out at 24
Hamilton Big Blue dominates Springfield 42-6 to stay unbeaten and close in on Massillon in Ohio scholastic football. Circleville suffers first loss in 24 games to St Charles 26-13 while Lorain ties Sandusky 20-20. Other results include Portsmouth 31-21 over Purcell, Waite 14-13 over DeVilbiss, Upper Arlington 47-0 over Delaware Willis, and several regional scores across Ohio.
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International News Service
Massillon Tigers
Ohio
Hamilton
Big Blue
Stark County
Springfield
Barberton
Maninelie Faneen J
Tlipgut
Vwuul Lultile
Ilivanes
Canton
Lincoln
Circleville Tigers
Columbus St. Charles
Circleville
Jerry Spiers
St. Charles
Columbus Eleven
Sandusky
Lorain
Lima Central
Middletown
Portsmouth
Cincinnati Purcell
Purcell
Waite
DeVilbiss
Toledo
Upper Arlington
Delaware Willis
van Wert
Wapakoneta
Fostoria
Defiance
Crestline
Bucyrus Gall
Bellaire
Martins Ferry
North
Aquinas
Marysville
London
Findlay
Marion Harding
Jackson
Logan
Southeastern Ohio
Coshocton
Marietta
Sidney
Greenville
Lakewood
Cleveland
Collinwood
Zanesville
Lancaster
Akron South
Akron North
Athens
Gallipolis
Cincinnati Western Hills
Cincinnati Central Vocational
Second high school football death shocks New Jersey
JERSEY CITY New Jersey Bay recalls the year’s second high school football fatality as Nutley student Aaron Nakashian dies at Medical Center after a neck injury in preseason practice. Camden Catholic captain Ben Morrell died October 17 from injuries in a game with Bridgeton and Ferris High end Vincent Cody remains critical with a broken neck from an October 7 game.
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Jersey City
N J
Nutley
Medical Center
Aaron Nakashian
Ben Morrell
Camden Catholic
Bridgeton High School
Vincent Cody
Ferris High
Newcomerstown Triumphs Over Byesville 39 20 in Friday Match
Newcomerstown defeated Byesville 39 to 20 in a Friday night game. Key players for Newcomerstown included Jurin and Little with multiple touchdowns, while Palmer and Erin contributed points. Byesville's scoring came from Gadd and Beatty with added touchdowns and field goal attempts.
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Newcomerstown
Byesville
Titus
Taylor
E. Johnson
Harris
Best
Wilson
B. Johnson
Shaffer
Beiter
Hackenbracht
Lyons
Hart
Roeder
Mullen
Yanai
Jurin
Little
Meeks
Beil
Hall
Roe
Hewitt Byesville
F. Gadd
Beads
Oliver
Evans
Rhine
Branham
Tucker
R. Gadds
Hill
Beatty
Timken Honors Local Baseball Champs At Two Banquets
Timken Roller Bearing Co will fete its Little League and Junior League baseball champions plus the spring-summer plant activities champions with dinners during the week of Oct 29. The youth event is Oct 31 at 6 30 p m at the YMCA with speakers Bob Kennedy Muddy Ruel and Jimmy Dudley addressing the players. The adults banquet at Swiss Country Club on Nov 2 at 6 30 p m features George Trautman and attendance by more than 300 athletes from Canton Zoarville Wooster and Bucyrus.
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Timken Roller Bearing Co
Y.M.C.A
Swiss Country Club
George Trautman
Canton
Zoarville
Wooster
Bucyrus
Dueber
Industrial Union
Yale Clothes
Arnold Clothes
Cost Dept
Starks
Sterling Dairy
St. Peter’s H.N
Grossglaus Shelf
Mast Arms
Campion Dairy
Skids Frank Realtors
Canton Hardware
Superior Dairy
Castamall Cirkuts
Coca-Cola
New Era
Floodlites
Niagara Furnace
Buildog Sports
Hoobler Trailers
Sigler Homes
Marlowe Grill
Banjos
N. Canton Buick
Tony’s Body Shop
McKinley Cafe
Pepsi-Cola
Jeret Grill
Foundry
Glenn Goss
Joe Monastra
Bob Jones
St Peters
Generals
Bob Storch
Cost
Chet Balzer
Tom Morar
Ot Ic
Orphans
Arnold
Cirkuts
Bulldog
Niagara
Lwomere
Tonys
Yates
Sterling
Parking
Superior Utl
Campion
McKinley
Hooblers
Grossglaus
Castamall
Ohio Bell Girls
Buick
Marlow
Plymouth
Il Eys
Can. Howe
Chandlers
Shutters Depot
Fords
Jewett
Grossgiaus
Maxwells
Franklins
Lion Tailors
Hupmobile Bretean Foods
Stars
Village Inn
Mayfair Tavern
Frazier Buick
Miller Hi Life
Hamm's Beer
Plymouths
M & N Dairy
Jewetts Ood
Rohrbaugh
Kobackers
Newtons
Lions
Checkers
Emmons
Village
Gremlins
Campian
Hope
Escher
Joggers
Lodge
L General Factory
Massillon
Mergus
Office
Airport
Frazier
Forge Shop
Maloney
Maloney Motors
Roll Anchor
Naples
Mayfair
Wander Inn
Tova Miller
Ethel Thomas
Inspection
Lottie Hunt
Assembly
Ladine Magnuson
Helen Mullane
Tool Room
Sealtest
J. P. Manos
Jims
Vicary Clothes
Frantz Mfg
Singer Cafe
Stark
Surbey
Sup Krumlauf
Zeids Sachsenhm
Soko
Harpolds
Louie’s
Sekol
Louiaville
Clase
Sokol
Louies
Wehling Coast
Leisy
Sokols
City Health
Johnsons
Singer
Hoovers
Recreation
Bishops
Braumeister Beer
Krumlauf
Locker
Wehlings
A. G. Stafford Co
Pub
Pope’s Burger
Cootie Club
Gilmore Flowers
Bleahy Grill
Superior Meats
Canton Cigars
Can. Voc. Bureau
Shellhouse Apoth
Croak Agency
Kobackers Jackson-Bayley
Carl & Frank
Shellhouse
McAnall Music
Staffords
Sterling Bakery
Sachsenheim Club
McKinley Storage
Peter Pan
Devois
Daverie Coal Conley
Jackson-Bavley
Andy Stolarik
Janss Body
Gilmores
Sachsahm
McKinley Marlows
6ack.Bay
Genérais
Al’s Food
Recreation Morn Ind. DeVols
Ford Production
C.c.c
Macomber
Junction Tavern
Louisville
Cari- Frank
Ford Tool-Die
U.E.F
U.X
Roccco’s Arcade
Kings
Hoover Cleaners
Silver Fox
Murphy’s Sports
Blue Arrow
Rex Sports
Junction
Linders
Timken
Harrisburg
Drakes
Berger
Stahlshebers
Roccos
Bud McKimm
Smith Bros. Appli
Union Metal
Berger Are
Papa
Starrs
Die Rep
Sportsmen
Die
Production
Uv. Fox
Die 1
Smiths
U.E.F.M.C
Murphys
Wooster Rally Seals 19-13 Win Over Ashland
Wooster erased a 13-0 deficit to defeat visiting Ashland 19-13 on Friday night. Don Daugherty connected with Pete Hershberger on a 55-yard pass to spark Wooster, then Dwight Rhamy added an 18-yard run and Daugherty a 38-yard score to clinch. Ashland drops to 3-5-1. Wooster improves to 2-3-1.
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Wooster
Ashland
Don Daugherty
Pete Hershberger
Dwight Rhamy
Daugherty
Carmichael
Massaro
Kardos
Brock
Martin
Givin
Premer
Fritz
Tegenhardt
Conn
Crater
McQuigg
D. Daugherty
Hershberger
Landes
C. Daugherty
Ogden
Rhamy
Bechtel
Rickle
Saceen Fraig
R. Scott
Brown
Sebring Trojans Top Carrollton 13 to 6 in Fr Night
Sebring Trojans edged Carrollton 13 to 6 as Carrollton threatened several times hampered by fumbles. Players listed include Sebring ends Harris Weisnecker guards Conny Trimmer Everet guard Everett center Springer and backs Youmans Greiner Rogers Tucker Eaton Ward Fink. Carrollton ends R Long Slabaugh tackles Renninger Peterson guards Williamson Hig gins Fleishour center Slate Lewis quarterback Moreland Bright backs Householder Shoeneman full Harsh. Final score 13-6 with Sebring drives ending in single touchdown and extra point by Conny.
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Sebring
Sebring Trojans
Carrollton
Harris
Weisnecker
Huchmacher
Shoffner
Brooks
Eells
Conny
Trimmer
Everett
Fetters
Springer
Youmans
Greiner
Rogers
Tucker
Eaton
Ward
Fink Carrollton
R. Long
Slabaugh
Renninger
Peterson
Williamson
M. Higgins
Fleishour
Slate
Lewis
Moreland
Bright
Brill Stars 23 Points Propel Canton South Past Orrville
Canton South blitzed Orrville 53 to 13 as quarterback Dan Griffiths sparked a 28 point first quarter. Halfback Bill Brill scored three touchdowns and five extra points to reach 23 points, edging Sam Parks for the city scoring lead. Canton South improves to 4-1-1 while Orrville slips to 2-3-1.
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Wildcats
Bill Brill
McKinley
Sam Parks
Brill
Parks
Griffiths
Jerry Stokes
Keith Fife
Tom Leo
al Bungard
Canton South
Larke
Bungard
Krebs
Henderson
Thompson
Dancy
Roberts
Cunningham
Scarpuzzi
Hindmarsh Brothers
Sponseller
R. Griffith
Gidie
Leo
Kovesci
Fife
Stokes
Orrville
Becker
Catrone
Perkins
Martin
Steele
Laurer
Shoup
Crigler
Colessandro
Stanton
Stoffer
Linsalata South
D. Griffiths
Lee
Cincinnati Battle Given Title Status
Indianapolis dispatch reports Archie Hindman president of the National Boxing Association said the November 28 Cincinnati bout between Ezzard Charles and Nick Barone will be officially recognized as a championship battle. This marks Charles first title fight as world champion after previous recognitions following victories over Jersey Joe Walcott and Joe Louis.
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Indianapolis
Archie Hindman
National Boxing Association
Cincinnati
Ezzard Charles
Nick Barone
Charles
N.B.A
Joe Walcott
Joe Louis
Massillon Duels Head Parochial Play Weekend
Canton St. John and Canton St. Anthony travel to Massillon for Parochial Grade School Football League showdowns with St. Joseph and St. Mary. St. Mary must beat St. Anthony to stay unbeaten. St. John must top St. Joseph to remain runner up. Local games include St. Joseph versus St. Peter at City Field and St. Paul facing St. Mary at Witter Park as standings remain tight.
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Canton St. John
Canton St. Anthony
Massillon
St. Joseph
St. Mary
St. Anthony
St. John
St. Peter
City Field
St. Paul
Witter Park
Team
Massillon St. Mary
Canton
St. John Massillon
St. Joseph Canton
St Peter
St Joseph
St Anthony Mary
Rittman Triumphs 53 13 Over Loudonville In Friday Clash
Rittman Indians routed Loudonville 58 13 at home as Ed Poholski scored five touchdowns. Rittman led 53 7 at halftime with key plays from Ambrose and Poholski. Loudonville managed 13 points with Workman Gardner Yea and Porter Jr among receivers and defenders.
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Rittman
Indians
Loudonville
Ed Poholski
B. Hardgrove
Tillough
Greer
F. Poholski
Fouts
Berger
F. Hardgrove
Wyat
Shook
Collier
Lambert
Haley
Ambrose
E. Poholski
Cardace
Whims
Benek
Lunter
Schand
Workman
Gardner
Yeager
Butler
McAskey
Richardson
Haudenschild
Irving
This Week's Grid Games
A dense schedule lists high school and college football and basketball games across Ohio. Matchups include Barberton versus Lincoln at Fawcett Stadium, Akron St Mary against Central Catholic, and many others from North Canton Memorial Stadium to Huntington West Virginia with Ohio State facing Minnesota and smaller colleges like Wooster, Denison, and Oberlin on varied venues.
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Barberton
Lincoln
Fawcett
Akron St. Mary
Central Catholic
North Canton Memorial Stadium
County Marlboro
Hartville
North Canton
East Canton
Waynesburg
Louisville
Uniontown
Aurora
Ravenna
Dover
Midvale
Ohio
Ohio State
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Wooster
Muskingum
New Concord
Ohio Wesleyan
Denison
Granville
Akron
Mt. Union
Alliance
Heidelberg
Otterbein
Westerville
Western Reserve
Cincinnati
Miami
Butler
Indianapolis
Defiance
Findlay
John Carroll
Case
Cleveland
Youngstown
Marshall
Huntington
W. Va
Ashland
Gannon
Erie
Xavier
Cinccinnati
Cedarville
Ind
Baldwin Walke
Bowling Green
Kent State
Toledo
Bradley
Peoria
N. Wilmington
Rose Poly
Terre Haute
Taylor
Hiram
Oberlin
Hamilton
Clinton
Hobart
Kerryon
Gambier
Quantico Marines
Dayton
Wittenberg Romps Through Marietta and Wilberforce Wins
Wittenberg defeated Marietta 34 to 6 marking its second conference win and third victory in five starts. Ashland lost 56 to 0 at Gannon, a rare blowout for the Flyers. Sidney Parker scored a 64 yard run to lift Wilberforce over Tennessee State 6 to 0 in a fundraiser at Comiskey Park. Ohio State Jayvees scored 34 as Purdue Jayvees failed to score.
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Wittenberg
Marietta
Tigers
Ashland Flyers
Gannon
Ashland
Sidney Parker
Wilberforce
Tennessee State
Chicago
Comiskey Park
Ohio State
Jayvees
Purdue
Steubenville beats McKinley in rally for fifth win
Steubenville stuns McKinley 40 26 in a back and forth battle. Key plays include Jeter passes to Gilliam for an early lead and a late block punting recovery by Alex Morrow setting up Thompson's clincher. Steubenville gains 301 rushing yards to McKinley’s 326 and improves to 5 2.
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Jeter
Stubbers
Alex Morrow
George Ramsayer
Henry Thompson
Bulldogs
McKinley
Steubenville
Gilliam
Jones
Fields
W. Dixon
de Eegiert
Yohn
Linn
D. Conkle
R. Conkel
Bodo
Suggs
Churchwell
Morrow
Wells
Snyder
Medves
Wickham
P. Jeter
Thompson
L. Jeter
Lawson
Kerr
Bunch
Locust
Fletcher
Killins
Gelal
Singleterry
Zander
Faceles
Dempecy
Ruble
Winers
Wildes
Price
Edwards
Waterbury
Dividio
Ramsayer
Parks
Mariano
Mack
Horner
Prayse
Popoff
L. Jeters
Stock car racer hurt in Powell speedway crash
James Minkos, 18, of Columbus, was treated for abrasions and possible concussion after his stock car crashed through a fence at Powell speedway during a race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
James Minkos
Powell Speedway
Panthers Defeat Aviators 9-6 on Field Goal in Ohio clash
Warren Panthers edged Alliance 9-6 as Ernie Pesanelli kicked a 13 yard field goal with 4:30 left in the fourth. Warren outgained Alliance 123 to 52 on the ground and held the Aviators to 46 passing yards while securing their third straight win and fourth in six games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Panthers
Alliance
Ohio
Ernie Pesanelli
Aviators
Dean Stroup
Roger Bryant
Bryant
Aviator
Pesanelli
John Borton
Glover
L. Reed
Buxton
Marco
Zaba
D. James
Santto
Nicula
R. James
Smoke
McFall
Kanuck
W. James
Venchocik
Stroup
Reed
Pardee
Willough
Gear
Smith
Roxiers
Bates
Goodman
Huff
Jack
Falcone
Schlosser
Groat
Spiedel
Murari
Fogorus
Meketie
Borton
Pittman
Nicholson
Gray
Carroll
Timken Bears edge Lehman in slow scoreless clash
Timken junior completed 10 of 16 passes and averaged 40 yards on 3 punts while Mosiychuk led Lehman scorers with 24 points in 3 games. Lehman defense forced fumbles but Timken seized control with timely runs by Below and Arnold as Timken earned its first win in six starts.
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Junior
Charley Johnson
Mosiychuk
Belew
Phil Giavasis
Fred Holt
Coloner
Lehman
Bears
Timken
Trojans
Dick White
Arnold
Lightweight Eleven Starts For UCL A Freshmen Tilt
The Lakers run with a lean lineup as only one starter, left tackle Hal Mitchell, weighs over 200 pounds at 206, highlighting the light end of UCLA’s forward unit for the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.C. L.A
Hal Mitchell
Ohio Basketball Clinic Friday Attracts 1100 Coaches
About 1100 Ohio high school basketball coaches are expected to attend the annual cage clinic next Friday at Ohio State University. The clinic faculty includes Floyd Stahl of Ohio State Johnny Weithe of Cincinnati Forrest Anderson of Bradley Vernon Hoffman of Mansfield High School Bill Rohr of Portsmouth High and L L Zierolf of Mansfield.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Floyd Stahl
Ohio State
Johnny Weithe
Cincinnati
Forrest Anderson
Bradley
Vernon Hoffman
Mansfield High School
Bill Rohr
Portsmouth High
L. L. Zierolf
Local Sport Figures Mentioned in Obituary Snippet
The fragment references Sandusky St. Mary and Billy Jenkins of New Boston among individuals noted in a local obituary or memorial item, signaling a regional community notice with named persons and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky St. Mary
Billy Jenkins
New Boston
M Club Meeting Notice at American Legion Home
The Varsity M Club of McKinley will meet Tuesday at 7 30 in the American Legion home on Cleveland Ave NW. John Red Halter, president, will be in charge of the session.
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Varsity M
McKinley
American Legion
Cleveland Ave
John
Red) Halter
Utah State Football Sees Veteran Returnees Return to Team
Eleven lettermen have returned to the Utah State football squad with six of them lining up on the line. The group boosts experience as the program prepares for the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah State
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al Mayforth
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Dan Griffiths
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Scholastic City
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Fred Horner
Larry Jeter
Lucky Popoff
Panthers Trip Aviators
Panther
Jack Groat
Virgil Pittman
U.S.C
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Hughes
Rotunno
Sedlock
Bullough
Kerstetter
Rell
Cross
Williams
Milnesto
A. Bowling
Ohio Basketball Clinic
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