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Newspaper

The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1950

Page

6

Lincoln Edges Lehman in a 14 13 Struggle

Lawton Carver notes Brooklyn Dodgers despite owner flight and fan apathy still press toward the pennant. He argues Philadelphia Phillies fading as Dodgers must win four of five to force a tie and possibly a playoff for the World Series, praising the team's late effort and resilience. International News Service

Lawton Carver Rooklyn Ee Hall of Fame Branch Rickey Brooklyn Dodgers Dodgers Brooklyn Pittsburgh Phillies Phils Boston Braves Rams International News Service

Football scores from Lincoln and other regional games

Lincoln defeated Lehman 14 to 13 while Canton beat Toronto 14 to 0 and Alliance routed Mansfield 24 to 6. Massillon won 62 to 0 over Cleveland Latin. Louisville triumphed 37 to 0 against Sebring. Minerva edged Columbiana 25 to 0. North Canton won 14 to 7 at Norton. Sparta lost 13 to 6, Middlebranch defeated Canal Fulcom 45 to 6, Waynesburg won 32 to 0, Greentown blanked Uniontown 19 to 7, Hartville beat Jackson 27 to 0, Marlboro defeated none listed.

County Alliance Mansfield Massillon Cleveland Latin Louisville Sebring Minerva Columbiana North Canton Norton Last Sparta Brewster Middlebranch Canal Fulcom Waynesburg Greentown Uniontown Hartville Jackson Marlboro

District Scores Report From New Philadelphia Area

District football scores list games across Ohio including New Philadelphia 25 East Liverpool 13 Kent Roosevelt 13 Uhrichsville 31 Malvern 37 Midvale 6 Danville 7 Nav. Other notable results feature Cincinnati Withrow 40 and Columbus Central 12, with numerous teams across Cleveland, Akron, Dayton, Toledo, and more posting varied outcomes.

New Philadelphia East Liverpool Dover Akron North Wooster Kent Roosevelt Uhrichsville Newcomerstown Dennison Danville Malvern Midvale Tuscarawas Strasburg Millersburg Dalton Doylestown Brunswick Mansfield Madison Orrville Rittman Bellville Cadiz Carrollton Copley Greensburg Elsewhere Chagrin Falls Independence Cleveland South Cleveland Rhodes Solon Mayfield Kent Southeast Aurora Windham Ravenna Two Rootstown Garrettsville Portage Southeast Edinburgh Cincinnati Withrow Cincinnati Woodward Harrison Cincinnati Terrace Park Cincinnati Bacon Walnut Hills Akron East Akron Kenmore Jackson Milton Atwater Athens Middlepoort Greenfield McClain Hamilton Fairfield Springfield Public Portsmouth Middletown Toledo Libbey Toledo Waite Toledo Woodward Toledo DeVilbiss Toledo Central Catholic Gallipolis Logan Napoleon Defiance Ironton Lancaster London Hilliards Delaware Urbana Bellefontaine Bluffton Lima Central Columbus West Lima Shawnee Elida Columbus Grove Lafayette Chillicothe Marietta Ada Spencerville van Wert Kenton Piqua Xenia Central Hillsboro Portsmouth Cathode Hamilton Cincinnati Elder Dayton Roosevelt Dayton Stivers Miamisburg Troy Greenville Dayton Oak

Minerva Routs Columbiana 26 to 0 Behind Blanos Magic Arm

Minerva Lions, trailing 0-0 at halftime, romper 26-0 over Columbiana as substitute fullback Dave Blanco throws four TD passes and adds the conversion. Brown, Davison, and Blanco connect for three more scores in a dominant second half.

Minerva Lions Columbiana Dave Blanco Blanco Kaydon Brown Brown Ed Davison Davison

Early college grid roundup with mixed results

Mt Union defeated Kent State 19 to 14 while Iowa triumphed 20 14 over Southern California. Michigan teams and others posted varied scores including Slippery Rock 0 Morris Brown 27 and Denver 6 Colorado Mines 13.

Mt Union Kent State Heidelberg Hillsdale, Mich Iowa Southern California West Virginia Tech Slippery Rock Morris-Brown Hampton Institute Abilene-Christian Chattanooga Temple Syracuse New Britain Kings Point Miami Fla Citadel George Washington Virginia Military Texas College Samuel Houston Detroit Wayne Nebr

Uhrichsville Rambles Whrichsville-31 football notes

Uhrichsville 19 Newcomerstown 0 final. Touchdowns by Coventry Losey Hodkinson Joseph Scott. Extra point by Huffman on a pass. Players listed include Peck Cecil McGrew Gowins Lett Archer Taylor Harris and others with tackles guards and ends noted for both teams.

Whrichsville Jee Haugh Demeloo Hart Pate Tree Roader Hacken Mullen Little Huwitt Beiter Jurin Uhrichsville Coventry Losey Hodkinson Joseph Scott Huffman

Hialeah Track Officials Longtime Service Starts 1925

Steward John B Campbell starter George Cassidy and timer Al Nun have served at Hialeah Park since its 1925 opening, continuing a legacy of track operations and decision making.

Hialeah John B. Campbell George Cassidy al Nun

Bears Denied Tie in Final Minute Tilt at Fawcett Stadium

Lincoln defeated Lehman 14 13 after Lehman quarterback Dick Yant connected with end John Torok for a 21 yard TD at the goal line late in the fourth. Lincoln had led 14 7 entering the final period and stopped Lehman on a plunge for point attempt to seal the win.

Lincoln Lehman Polar Bears Fawcett Stadium Lions Lincolnites Hilltoppers Dick Yant John Torok Bears Schoeppner Dogoli Larry Taylor

Lehman tops Lincoln in hard fought 10 game rivalry clash

Lehman and Lincoln battled to a tough 10 game showdown with Lehman overcoming injuries to win. Yant threw a 30 yard TD to Nichols and Schoepner added a 48 yard TD dash as Lehman built a third quarter lead before Lincoln rallied but fell short in a 21? to? game that featured key turnovers and standout runs.

Johnny Fife Lincoln Southtowners Lehman Jim Robinson Wheeling

Wooster Wins Opener Over Roosevelt 33 to 13

Wooster Generals end 1949 slate with first 1950 victory over Kent Roosevelt 33 to 13 on Friday night. Hershberger and Rhamy each scored twice, including a 63 yard dash by Hershberger in the fourth period.

Wooster Wooster Generals Kent Roosevelt Pete Hershberger Dwight Rhamy Generals Hershberger Kardos Carmichael Hammhhouser Linsey Martin Regenhardt Givin Ogden Premer Brock Fritz Conn Graham Price Crater McQuigg D. Daugherty Schreiner Landis C. Daugherty Witherow Rhamy Snoddy Rohl Young Gierke Carrel Hinkle Stonestreet Miley Russell Hill Wise Blair Bentley Sawyer Shandley Smith Wooster Roosevelt Smith

Massillon mauls Latin invader in 62 to 0 rout

Massillon Tigers overwhelmed Cleveland Cathedral Latin 62-0 at Massillon as Ernie Russell opened the blitz and Wilfred Brenner added a string of scores. The No. 1 scholastic grid powerhouse dominated after a quiet first period before a 13,000 crowd.

Bill Wirtz Massillon Ohio Massillon Tigers Cleveland Cathedral Latin Chuck Maether Tigers Bengals Fury

Massillon Tigers overwhelm Cathedral Latin in 62 point win

Massillon roars to a 62 point victory over Cathedral Latin as Howe and Vliet score multiple touchdowns and Krisher converts eight extra points. Latin can manage only four first downs while Massillon tallies 157 offensive points across three games.

Jerry Krisher Pete Ghirla Tom Marko Tony Cardaman Massillon Catherdal Latin Horvath Vosmik Bosway Meglen Ramsey Wright Schwabe Voytek Kant Siwinski Tunnio Kollin Novak Mathias Hoffert Ghirla Feldkircher Marko Cardaman DeFabio Engeman Cathedral Latin Howe Viiet Brenner Close Streeter

McKinley and Central Favored in Key City Showdowns

McKinley Bulldogs coached by Dick Miller aim for a third straight win as they host Timken at Fawcett Stadium while Central Catholic seeks to even the Ravenna series at Memorial Stadium. Both teams arrive off victories and feature standout players led by McKinley quarterback George Ramsayer and back Sad Sam Parks.

Bulldogs Dick Miller Timken Trojans Fawcett Stadium Crusaders Vincent Rocky) Snyder Ravenna North Canton Memorial Stadium Intracity McKinley Lincoln Lions Toledo Waite Steubenville Alliance Mansfield Akron South Massillon George Ramsayer McKinley T Sam Parks Lou Mariano Lucky Popoff Parks Timken Girard Sam Williams Ralph Belew Belew Bud Jones Phil Giavasis Charley Johnson Jake Sedlock Henry Bullough Gene Reti Don Gross Dick Milnes Tom Colaner Fred Holt Lou Meacham

Leopards rout Sebring for 32-0 win in unbeaten bid

Louisville Leopards charged past Sebring Trojans to extend an unbeaten streak with a dominant 32-0 victory. The decisive win moved Louisville closer to a third consecutive flawless season as they controlled both sides of the field from start to finish.

Louisville Mark To21 Sebring Leopards Trojans

Quakers Claim Eastern Ohio Opener Over Potters 25 13

New Philadelphia Quakers defeated East Liverpool Potters 25 13 in the first Eastern Ohio Athletic Conference game. Richards led New Philadelphia with two touchdowns including an 81 yard dash, while Leggett and Richards added others. East Liverpool scored twice in the final period as Glenn and Skaleski crossed the goal.

East Liverpool New Philadelphia Quakers Potters Canton Lehman and Timken Dick Richards Herron Massarelli Homan Sharp Garn Eee Saloman Stevenson Maus Leggett Richards McCochran Miller Jackson Lenn Thompson Davis Perkins Cosgrove Jenkins Powell Flint Lauhlin Waters R ‘ Hy Arterbacks Oliver Skaleskii Laughlin Sullivan O’hanlon Mhema Glenn Skalesk Reicharda

Carroll Gets 3 TD's Borton Aids Aerially

Mansfield's Tygers lost 24-6 to Alliance Aviators as Harold Carroll and John Borton starred. Carroll ran 3 times for touchdowns and added aerial throws, while Borton contributed 122 passing yards and a rushing score. Alliance dominated with 457 total yards and took sole possession of first in the Ohio Scholastic Conference.

Carroll Borton Alliance Invaders Aviators Alliance Ohio Harold Candy) Carroll John Borton Mansfield Henry Nicholson Akron South Cleveland East Dave Guy J. Driemer Fowler Henkel Truax Luckie Monastra Fidler Steele B. Diemer Dick Guy Kent Lidsay Espenschied Wilker Stauffer Maurer Yearger Mathews Carbetta Pesano Todd Auer G. Dawkins J. Dawkins Schleuter Stutz Jordan Alliance

McLean Dash Leads Wildcat Gridders to 14-0 Win

Canton South routed Toronto 14-0 as Jack McLean returned a third quarter kickoff to set up a go ahead TD and later plunged in from the one. South defense limited Toronto to 11 rushing yards and 3 first downs while piling up 170 on the ground.

Lehman Lincoln Polar Bears Lions Yant Jack Nichols Chuck Carpenter Nichols Vic Schoeppner Shep Junior Dogoli Toronto Wildcats McLean Bill Brill Glen Griffith South Knights Art Kovesci Griffith

Lengthy Jaunt Gives Vikings 14-7 Loop Win

North Canton Vikings defeated Norton 14 to 7 in a Metropolitan League game. A late 80 yard sprint by Clete Bricker set up the winning score after Norton took a third quarter lead on Wayne Pressler’s one yard run. Seemann and Morrow contributed key runs in a 70 yard march that tied the game earlier. Bricker’s long run sealed the victory, giving North Canton their second win in three starts.

Norton Clete Bricker North Canton Vikings North Canton Wayne Pressler Vikings Ralph Seemann Ronnie Morrow

Reward for Idleness Euel Davis Joins Tulane Coaching

Euel Davis, a tackle who never played a minute for Tulane at that position during the 1949 football season, is now an assistant freshman coach of the Green Wave.

Euel Davis Tulane Green Wave

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