Massillon grid toughens opponents in early schedule
Massillon, amid a string of five games this season, has beaten Akron West 60-7, Canton Lincoln 12-0, Steubenville 19-6, Alliance 37-8, and lost to Cleveland Cathedral Latin 4-0, labeling each foe as world beaters. The piece argues the bluff keeps players from overconfidence and preserves the team’s edge.
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Asmllon Maha Toers
Akron West
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Canton Lincoln
Steubenville
Downing Alliance
Massillon
Alliance
Massillons
Armed Services
George R
Birdie) Tebbetts
Detroit Tigers
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Marine Air Group
Pacific
Lyons
Sinkwich
Cleveland Rams
Frankie Sinkwich
Detroit Lions
Cleveland
Thie Lou Brock
Green Bay Packers
Brock
STATE
Paul E. Brown
Ohio State University
Brown
USNR
Ohio State
Great Lakes Bluejackets
Bluejackets
Buckeyes
Columbus
Missouri
Iowa
Wisconsin
Great Lakes
Fort
Sheridan
Purdue
Iinoia
Northwestern
Western Michigan
William C. Cowen
MacGregor-Goldsmith
Europe
Cowen
Hiller Gnally
Elyria High
Carl L. Smith
Niles
Lake Erie
Elyria
Lakewood
Pioneers
Shaker Heights
Clegchand Heights
Shaw
Lorain
Oberlin
Sandusky
Fremont
Elyria-Lorain
Crile General Hospital
Army Hospital
Clark Black
Ralph Weidenkopf
Professional Golfers Ass'n
Elyria Country Club
Black
Lakewood High
Ohio
Ralph Ness
Cleveland Cathedral
McVupy
Pethow
Columbus North
Mansfield
Wabeen
Conlonces Rualey Marsdlon
Percy
Youngstown East
Bames
Lerain
Lukewood
Loti
Matstvld
Lim
Wealdirt
Watt
H.wan
Ote
Am Hr
EH Baumgarten
Cretary
Tavern Keglers Hold Two-Game Lead In League
In the All-City Bowling League Tarry Tavern led by two games after a three-win night, with Elyria stardware and Moose No. 778 also winning. Smitty Sayles and George Wack tied for top individual honors with 58 percent, and Wack posted a 254 high single.
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Tarry Tavern
Elyria Stardware
Array
Woktent Recreation
Paix Shell Olla
Elytia Moose
Moose
Smitty Sayles
George Wack
Gare
Plant Bars
Clearing House
Sales
Draw Plant Colts
Heat Treat
Tool Room
Dept. No. 3
Coner
Dept. No. 4
Shippers
Gridleys Folle Fee
Grinders
Meadors
Rebuilders
Dept. No. 30
Ralsh Gardner
Henry Lockwood
Ohio State Cage Squad Has Six Vets Returning
Ohio State coach Harold G Olsen announces the 1944 Buckeyes will be built around six returning lettermen. Jick Dugger of Canton will miss early practice, while Don Grate Paul Huston Bill Gunton Rodney Caudill and Arnold Stilts Risen are set to report. The team will miss Dick McQuade Eric Plank David Burley Janek Fink Marvin Melziva Dick Davin and Lloyd Griffith, as Olsen preps for a December 9 opener with Michigan State in Columbus.
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Columbus
A.m
Harold G. Olsen
Ohio State
Buckeye
Olsen
Jick Dugger
Canton
Don Grate
Greenfield
Paul Huston
Xenia
Bill Gunton
Cleveland Heighds
Rodney Caudill
Middletown
Arnold ‘Stilts’ Risen
Williams
Elyria Cripples May Be Ready For Shaw Friday
Elyria High may activate two injured backs Floyd Lear and Tom Penski for Friday’s game against Shaw at Ely Stadium. Coach Ike Trubey plans to start the same lineup as against Cleveland Heights if those players recover, with Don Schuster still out. Shaw counters with a veteran lineup led by Farrar at quarterback and North at left half, aiming to solidify a 4-1 mark in the season.
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Elyria High
Shaw
Pioneers
Cardinals
Ely Stadium
Ike Trubey
Floyd Lear
Niles
Tom Penski
Lakewood
Don Schuster
Elyria
Lake Erie
Streeters
Erie
Sebback
Pioneera
Trubey
Maninat Shaw
Cleveland Heights
Dave Anton
Bernie Lysaght
Enda
Karl Simms
Sherwood Byam
Bill Sutliff
Bill Williams
Bill Tattersall
Walt Conk
Jack Johnson
Bill Schoenbachler
Dick Browne
Oaney Fitzpatrick
Joe Farkas
Artmer
Ble Shaw
Marty Loft
Dick Parsons
Sheldon Weil
Bill Barclay
Larry Schroeder
Dick di
Bartolo
Don Minadeo
Herb Pekarek
Jim Farrar
John North
Tony Donofrio
Bob Keenan
Farrar
Donofrio
Weil
Pekarek
Schroeder
Barclay
Lorain
Shaker Heights
Lorwin-Lakewood
McKeever Of Notre Dame Is Coach Of The Week
Notre Dame mentor Edward Clark McKeever, recently lauded as Coach Of The Week, rose from benchwarmer to undefeated head coach. His teams posted nine victories and a Sugar Bowl win before Notre Dame’s first undefeated season since The Rock era, transforming strategy with a bold switch to the T formation and earning strong praise from South Bend for leadership and discipline.
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McKeever
Notre Dame
Jor James
United Press
York
Edward Clark
Olthe
Ilness
Frank Nea- Shy
Barkfield
Stanford
Iowa Seahawks
Leah
McKeevers
Pat Twane
Dartmouth
Korroan
San Alten
Texas
Young McKreever
St. Renards
Austrand
Notes Dame
de la
Marehy Sehwiert
Route Rockne
Tess Tech
Raiders
Maree Warn
Hpen Pradsaton
Nsdatat
MeKerver
Fee
Bestar
South Bend
Berkne
Great Lakes
Postwar racing to unite world class thoroughbreds
United Press reports officials from the Moroughbred Racing Association say postwar growth will feature international racing classes. Air transport advances could move shippers quickly, enabling horses from England France Argentina and other nations to compete, boosting publicity and audiences after Pearl Harbor era spans. Investors foresee about 160 million dollars in vetting and infrastructure outlays with thousands of employment impacts nationwide.
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York
Alex Rubb
United Sivas
Robb
Weedort-Astorn
Wall
England
France
East
Argentina
Chae
Mexico
Urid
Anpangas
Pearl Marte
United States
Aiicrog
Curries Bartarigs Footie
Wwe
Bowling League Schedule Shuffles Tonight
Home Pin Loop and Smitty's Bowling League list eight matches each with early shifts at 7 o'clock and late shifts at 9. Teams include Eth Radio Buckeye Mould Die Supper Chib Northwood Inn Vic Silver Sew ers Bendix Westinghouse Elyria Hills Bronze Terrell's HirSpeed Nek Bottling Walls Restaurant Moose Club Elyria Engineering Wykrent Grandpas Oberon Dairy Service Hahn Manufacturing Tris card Elgins Laces Rese Service Bud's Barbers Royal Crown Cul Curley's Markit Harrison Tool South End Furnace Arvay Potato Chips. A postponed All-City League match Electra Alloy Miller's Supper Club will be rolled Saturday at Wykrent Recreation. Time listed 9 welock. 6.
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Wykrent
Buckeye Mould and Die
Sey Northwood Inn
Vic Silver Sewers
Bendix-Westinghouse
Elyria Hills
Bronze
Terrell’s HirSpeed
Nek Bottling
Walls Restaurant
Moose Club
Elyria Engineering and Tool
Wykrent Grandpas
Oberon Dairy Service
Hahn Manufacturing
Smitty
Tris
BOLL
Electra Alloy
Wid Miller's
Tame of Mich
Welock
Bowling Standings and War Vets Highlight Puzzle Notes
Flight Sergeant of Ausg-Nilia became a POW after bailing out over Italy following a collision. David Kingsburgh won at the Geelong race meet back home.
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Ausg- Nilia
Italy
David Kingsburgh
Geelong
Record-Setting Scoring Plays Mark Ohio High School games
Ohio high school football week features 32 points in one period, likely an state record. Galion’s Tigers top Bucyrus 83-9 as 13 of 15 possessions reach pay dirt, Circleville and Euclid Shore post big wins, Port Clinton and New Philadelphia also dominate. A 15-year-old barefoot kicker Ted Himes adds extra points for Arlington in a 58-0 win.
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Martin
Shelby
Circleville
Liberty Union
Port Clinton
Oak Harbor
New Philadelphia
Wooster
Canton Township
Dennison St. Mary’s
Euclid Shore
Mayfield
Zanesville St. Thomas
New Concord
Scienceville
Charley Kabealo
Youngstown Ursuline
Lou Sequella
Ursuline
Sequella
Blanchard
Ted Himes
Arlington
Mr. Blanchard
Himes
Elyria Freshmen Top Oberlin 13 6 at Ely Stadium
Elyria High freshmen moved to 3-0 with a 13-6 win over Oberlin High Reserves at Ely Stadium. Vic Janowicz scored both Elyria touchdowns in the first quarter, with Kanowiecz returning a punt 60 yards for the other score. Oberlin added a second-period touchdown. next games include Clearview at home and a return bout with Oberlin on October 31.
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Elyria High
Oberlin High
Ely Stadium
Vic Janowicz
Elyria
Kanowiecz
Oberlin
Clearview
Lakewood
Focals
Scholastic Cross Country Meets Set For Saturday
Ohio high school athletic officials announced district cross country meets set for Saturday in Akron Cincinnati Cleveland Springfield and Toledo. Qualifying runners may compete in the 17th annual state meet at Mansfield October 28. Defending district champions include Akron South John Marshall Toledo Waite Dayton Parker Vocational and Hughes.
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Columbus
H—H. W. Emschler
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Akron
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Springfeld
Toledo
Emywiler
Mansfield
Akron South
John Marshall
Emawiler
Sylvester Stewart
Waite
Freshman And Choir Boy Carry Ga Tech Hopes vs Navy
Georgia Tech relies on freshman Allen Bowen and singer-turned- footballer Tex Ritter for the Navy game. Bowen, a 180 pound halfback, and Ritter, a V-12 transfer from Vanderbilt, lead Tech’s offense as coach Bill Alexander forecasts a strong performance. Bowen’s breakout running and strong kicking help Tech, while Ritter’s role backs up Prokop. The Southeast slate features Tulane, Mississippi State, LSU, and other matchups as the season intensifies.
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Tech
Navy
Ay AL Rubttner
United State
Astra.u
Georgia Tech
Allen Bowen
Tex Ritter
Bill Alexander
Bowen
Mississippi
Ritter
Vanderbilt
Churchell
Eddi Prokop
Prokop
Auburn Tar
Usis
Alexander
Frankie Bruter
Nev
Hel Hamberg
Duke
Tulane
Ee Dame
Rice
Auburn
Mississippi State
Arkansas A. M
Louisiana State
Pic
Texas A & M
Kentucky
Virginia Military
Tulsa
Memphis Tenn
Georgia
Cleveland Barons Open Season With 6-1 Win Over Hornets
Cleveland Barons, defending Western Division champions, opened the 1944-43 season with a 6-1 victory against the Pittsburgh Hornets. The Barons built a 2-0 lead in the first period, added one goal in the second, and netted three more in the third while limiting the Hornets to a single third-period score. Penalties cited include Monard, Burlington, and Campbell for majors.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Barons
Pittsburgh Hornets
Baron
Hornets
Clevelanew
Machie
Walton
C. Rabe Macnee
Fitzgerald
Abbit McVeigh
Perton Gosia Desparins
Burlington
Marthole- Wes Bae
Kelly Ager
Monard
Campbell
Aightina
Judge Landis Still In Hospital Rest Cure Continues
Chicago AP Judge Kene Mountain Landis 77 year old baseball commissioner remains at St Luke s Hospital for a rest cure. Physician says discharge dates uncertain possibly days or weeks as he recuperates from a card and rests. Landis misses first World Series in 23 years due to hospitalization.
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Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
St. Luke's Hospital
Landis
Ex Harvard Grid Star Is Honored By Navy
Boston. Lt. radar B. Hardy Jr. of Waltham, a former Harvard All American tackle in 1931 32 and veteran of the Marshall Islands campaign, has been awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Medal for rescuing 33 Marines during action on the Marshalls, the Navy said today.
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Soston
Rad B. Hardy, Jr
Waltham
Marshall Islands
Harvard
Navy
Marine Corps
Bart
Marshalls
Ridgeville Club Sets Public Meeting for Thursday
The Ridgeville Sportsmen's Club will hold a public meeting Thursday evening at the Ridgeville Town Hall. Property owners in Ridgeville Township are invited to attend. The program includes a talk by game warden Andrewa of Wellington and the showing of several reels of sport and educational motion pictures. The meeting is called for 8 o'clock.
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Ridgeville
Clu
Reville Township
Andrewa
Wellington
Padres Seek Pepper Martin to Lead San Diego Club
Negotiations progressed today to sign Pepper Martin of the St Louis Cardinals as manager of the San Diego Padres. Padre president Bill Starr said the clubs were not far apart and he would not consider another manager until the deal closed.
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San Diego
Feber Martin
St. Louis Cardinals
San Dieg Padres
Bill Starr
Padre
Starr
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