Jim Robinson to coach Lehman Bears basketball next season
Jim Robinson, longtime Lehman High football coach, is slated to return as basketball coach for the 1950-51 season replacing Roy Sheil who left for the Marine Corps. His earlier Lehman tenure included a 92-20 record from 1942 to 1947 with standout 20-1 and 16-1 campaigns. The move sparks Canton effort to lure a regional basketball tournament, with district officials weighing hosting options and possible compromises with Youngstown.
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Jim Robinson
Lehman High
Jim
Hilltop
Canton
Beareagers
Roy Sheil
Marine Corps
Roy
Uhrichsville
Lehman
Robinson
Jim Snyder
Bears
District Athletic Board
Youngstown
Steel City
City coaches lineup for new school season teased in detail
A detailed, sometimes tangled, recap lists Edward Masonbrink as director of physical welfare and health with Chuck Wright overseeing athletic facilities. Lincoln, Timken, McKinley, and Lehman sport active coaching staffs, including head football coaches and basketball, baseball, golf, and swimming assignments. Several posts remain unfilled as track, tennis, and cross country mentors are yet to be assigned.
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Edward Masonbrink
Chuck Wright
Johnny Fife
Lincoln
Russell
Bud) Jones
Timken
Herman
Bup) Rearick
McKinley
Jim Robinson
Lehman
Kenny Kate
Jones
Kate
Welbaum
Risaliti
Earl Loucks
Arthur
Red) Rittersbaugh
Don Everett
Frank Alberta
DeWayne King
Miller
Everett
Loucks
Alberta
C. T
Ted) Branin
Rittersbaugh
George Schuster
James Alogdelis
James Dorland
Dale Wearstler
Robert Fuller
Paul Henning
Robinson
Wearstler
Fuller
Jim
Dale
Bob
Lothamer
Notable Alumni Gridders Rise From ASSISLON 1950 Brochure
ASSISLON High lists 22 graduate grid ders now coaching, led by Paul Brown and Fritz Heisler of the Cleveland Browns. Other names include John Albrecht, Howard Brinker, Augie Morningstar, Mike Byelene, Ken Dobson, Bill Edwards, Don Fletcher, Del Halpin, Rocky Snyder, Jim Hollinger, Bud Houghton, Ray Hoyman, Mel Knowlton, Clarence McDade, Jim Miller, Warren Ott, Robert Pflug, Bill Rohr, Harry Strobel, Julius Tonges. Rivalry record shows Massillon 17 of 28 vs McKinley. all-time McKinley 25, Massillon 24, 5 ties. Don Warren of Newcomerstown expected to shoulder Dennison U. burden. Paul Brown turns 42 on Thursday. Paul Henning named new Lehman assistant coach after OSU studies.
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Assislon High
Paul Brown
Fritz Heisler
Cleveland Browns
John Albrecht
Middlebranch
Howard Brinker
Ohio U
Augie Morningstar
Mike Byelene
Mansfield
Ken Dobson
Jackson
Bill Edwards
Vanderbilt
Don Fletcher
New Kensington
del Halpin
Vincent
Rocky) Snyder
Canton Central Catholic
Jim Hollinger
Medina
William
Bud) Houghton
Akron U
Ray Hoyman
Steubenville
Mel Knowlton
Alliance
Clarence McDade
Franklin
Jim Miller
Niagara College
Warren Ott
Bowling Green High
Robert Pflug
Bradford
Bill Rohr
Portsmouth
Harry Strobel
Ohio State
Julius Tonges
Massillon
McKinley
Don Warren
Newcomerstown
Dennison U.’s
Paul Henning
Lehman
Grandview
Upper Arlington
Columbus University
DiMaggio Drives Yankees Past Senators in 9-2 Victory
Joe DiMaggio powered the Yankees with a 24th homer and five RBIs, backing Lefty Ostrowski as New York beat Washington 9-2. DiMaggio opened the scoring with a homer and added a three-run single, with Yogi Berra also homering. Berra, Mize, Johnson and Coleman contributed in a five-run seventh inning. Washington 2, New York 9.
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New York
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
DiMaggio
Clipper
Yogi Berra
Johnny Mize
Billy Johnson
Gerry Coleman
Joe Ostrowski
Yanks
Yankees
Yost
Woodling
Michaels
Rizzuto
Noren
Bauer
Vernon
J.ostrowski
Berra
Coan
Mize
Dente
Ennis
Singleton
Henrich
Washington
R—Yost
Collins
Johnson
E—Haynes
RBI
Coleman
S—Bauer
Haynes
Ostrowski
Page
Hayes
Harris
Ho—Haynes
A—Berry
Passarella
Honochick
Seattle Craft Breaks Record In Harmsworth Heat
Seattle speed boat Slo-mo-shun broke the Harmsworth single lap record with 102.676 mph and won the second heat in Detroit. Her 100.680 mph average over 40 miles set a new standard, as only three American boats competed and Miss Canada IV withdrew with damage.
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Detroit
Slomo-shun
Seattle
Harmsworth
Crust I
Skip-a-long
San Francisco
My Sweetie
Such Crust II
Slo-me-shun
United States
Baseball standings and results with schedule updates
American League standings show New York at 82 4 641 and Detroit 78 47 624, Boston 79 50 612, Cleveland 52 597. Saturday results include Cleveland 4 St. Louis 2 New York 9 Washington 2 Detroit 8 Chicago 2 Boston 9 Philadelphia 3. Tonight's games include Cleveland at St Louis and Washington at New York with star pitchers Raschi and Ford leading the Yankees.
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New York
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland TZ
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Fellier
Johnson
WHBC
Whbc-Fm
Hudson
Kuava
Raschi
Ford
Nixon
Dobson
Wyse
Kellimer
Wight
Hutchinson
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
G.B
St Louis
Red Sox beat Athletics 9 3 for 15-hit win in Philadelphia
Boston builds lead with three runs in the second and two in the third as Mel Parnell gains his 14th victory. Matt Batts collects four hits and drives in four, Batts leads Boston with 15 hits overall as the Red Sox extend dominance over Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Red Sox
A’s
Carl Scheib
Matt Batts
Mel Parnell
The
Athletics
Aj Athletics
DiMaggio
Suder
Pesky
Metosky
Goodman
Lebner
Stephens
Fain
Drope
Chapman
Doerr
Vale
Zarilla
Hitchcock
Batts
Wahl
Parnell
Tipton
McDermott
Scheib
Murray
a-Ortiz
Burtschy
Bial
Harness horses ro meet Canton fair start Monday races two heats
More than 100 trotters and pacers are stabled for the county fair harness races opening Monday. Entries from Canton Columbus Canfield and nearby tracks fill twenty three stables with teams led by Bob Plaxico and Chief Long. racing runs through Friday with afternoon and limited night cards and pari mutuel betting supervised by the state racing commission.
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Columbus
Canfield
Fairground
Canton
Bob Plaxico
Wolverine
Detroit
Bob
Mickey Scott
Bill Repp
Berea
State Racing Commission
Indians Rally Past Browns 4 2 in Opener of Short Series
Cleveland erases a 2-2 tie with a decisive eighth inning rally highlighted by Early Wynn's RBI single and Dale Mitchell's third hit. Wynn yields two early runs but retires nine, earning his 16th win as Cleveland ends a six game skid in St. Louis. Feller slated for tomorrow's rematch.
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ST. Louis
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Wynn
Indians
Dale Mitchell
Tribe
Browns
Don Lenhardt
George Stirnweiss
Jim Delsing
Ray Colman
Dick Kokos
Lenhardt
Stirnweiss
Mitchell
Bob Avila
Roy Sievers
Larry Doby
Luke Easter
Avila
Doby
al Rosen
Billy DeMars
Rosen
Ray Boone
Bob Kennedy
Boone
Sievers
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Hogan Overmire
Moss
Lollar
Canton High School grid preview blends football and band spectacle
Canton's first annual public high school grid preview Saturday at Fawcett Stadium features Lehman Lincoln McKinley and Timken teams in 15 minute quarters against reserves plus 1950 band performances. A flag raising ceremony precedes the games with ticket sales handled by school groups. proceeds support the city's new grade school athletic program.
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Canton
Fawsett Stadium
Lehman
Lincoln
McKinley
Timken
Chuck Wright
A. Jord Bayless
Jim Robinson
Sion
McKinley High
W-R Sports
Jones Pharmacies
Millers Capture Pair in Kansas City Shutouts
Adrian Zabala and Dave Barnhill pitched the Minneapolis Millers to a double shutout over the Kansas City Blues, 5-0 in the opener and 4-0 in the nightcap. Zabala allowed five hits in nine innings while Barnhill limited Kansas City to three hits.
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Kansas City
Adrian Zabala
Dave Barnhill
Minneapolis Millers
Kansas City Blues
Zabala
Barnhill
20 Year Old Pirate Rookie Shuts Out Cards
Vernon Law, a 20 year old Pittsburgh rookie, earned his first major league shutout as the Pirates beat the St. Louis Cardinals 6-0. Westlake belted a grand slam in a five run third inning, giving Law his fourth win against seven losses.
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Pittsburgh
Vernon Law
Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinal
Wally Westlake
Westlake
Law
Cardinals A
Awogoa
Nelson
Phillips
D. Rice
Berardino
Staley
O McCullough
Brazle
O'Law
A-H. Rice
Papai
b-Kazak
Wilks
Forty Seven Ohio Wesleyan Players to Report for Practice
Forty seven Ohio Wesleyan University football candidates will report Monday to coach Glenn Fraser for the opening of practice. Eighteen lettermen will return this year.
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Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Glenn Fraser
No-Hitter Falls Short as Blackwell Beats Cubs 5 1
Cincinnati pitcher Ewell Blackwell fell just short of a no hitter for the second time, though the Reds defeated the Cubs 5 to 1 in Chicago. Blackwell struck out 10 over nine innings and allowed five walks as the Cubs’ only hit came from Phil Cavarretta in the ninth.
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Chicago
Ewell Blackwell
Cincinnati Reds
Phil Cavarretta
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Blackwell
Boston Braves
Wrigley Field
Fred Toney
Jim
Hippo) Vaughan
Cubs
Paul Milner
Bobby Adams
Bob Usher
Johnny Wyrostek
Klippstein
Kluszewski
Virgil Stallcup
Ha! Cubs
Anda Adams
Mauro
Hatton
Cavarretta
Bas Usher
Smalley
Wyrostek
Sauer
Pafko
Adcock
Borkowski
Pramesa
Serena
Aran
Sawatski
Stalleup
Terwilliger
Minner
Neem Nenrepeneneanie Klippstein
a-Northey Schmitz
Cincinnati
Ryan
Schmitz
Ho—Minner
Schmidtz
Black- Blackwell
Leser
U—Jorda
Goetz
Cascoli T
Boston U. Quarterback Called by Marine Corps
Bay area press notes that Boston University star quarterback Harry Agganis from Lynn was ordered to report for extended active duty with the Marine Corps on September 12, impacting BU football plans for 1950. Agganis had been a leading spark for the Terriers and was tipped for All-America honors.
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Boston
Boston University
Marine Corps
Harry Agganis
Lynn
Terriers
Agganis
B. U
Dodgers Rally to Shutout Giants Behind Newcombe
Brooklyn ace Don Newcombe pitched a two hit shutout allowing three singles as the Dodgers beat the New York Giants 2 to 0. Newcombe improved to 16-8, remaining one win shy of last season's 17 victories. Reese and Cox contributed key hits. Robinson reached base and Campanella scored on a fumbled throw.
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Brooklyn
Big Dor Newcombe
Brooklyn Dodgers
Larry Jansen
New York Giants
Newcombe
Polo Grounders
Jackie Robinson
Monte Irvin
Alvin Dark
Roy Campanella
Billy Cox
PeeWee Reese
Giants
Dodgers
Stanky
Reese
Lockman
Hermanski
Mueller
Snider
Thompson
Robinson
Irvin
Faurilio
Dark
Hodges
Westrum
Campanella
Cox
Kennedy
Jansen
New York
S—Jansen
Ho— Jansen
Pr— Westrum
Jan Sen
U—Pinelli
Boggess
Robb
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Maglie
Palica
Raffensberger
Hiller
Bosox
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Pacers
Clark
Harry Wise
Charley Newton
Jack Noble
Shorty King
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Slim Shilling
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Lebanon
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Red Brewer
Ed Dunwoodie
Newark
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Painesville
Dunwoodie
Idle Hour Farm
Marion
Russ Wickersham
Joannis
Counsellor
Cheney Brothers
Richwood
Margaret
Dillinger
O'Connell
Kiner
Bell
E—Marion
McCullough
O’connell
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Carl Sawat‘ski
Twig Terwilliger
Ron Northey
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Joe Adcock
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Johnny Pramesa
Connie Ryan
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