The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 20

WEDNESDAY. PTSRUART 11. ltf AKRON BEACON JOURNAL PeAoCCCagers Defect Fairport I AROUND THE DIAL Kemunoiore- Edges Lehmae; East Beate WAUL mitions ri- 1 FCC T'l Kvx Martin Ferry Finally Beaten sirraciLLE. a. re, rtTm elato cajasspiesi Mar-I4aa retry klaw arhoal iwks-aaktt teaaa 4ifiofw4l Me first da 11:3 ivuuwaii rower (1-aS triumph arar tha rairport Harbor Maiactey baskoteers at the Folia ball laat aiffct.

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urarv aywaj iWVH Waaa-V yesterday placea to sUtioa i tha acrambla of aorthara Ohio stations for permiasioa to expand thatr faHlitiea. Tha annliratina kaa timA Cards Loaf At Finish; Canton Five Nearly Wipes Out 10-Point Lead With Uprising By LINCOLN HAnUM A TENDENCY to loaf oa tha part of tha Kenmore Cardinals Mrty protad disastrous last might at Hraingr gym but tha locala, aartrtheleaa, weathered a lata Canton Lehman uprising to adg a tha Polar Bean, 34-33. The Akronitea playing la streaks were able to rain tha decision, their eighth In 11 starts, because of a wide 11-J margin they built up In the first period. In that atanta, the Polar Beara seemed to apend most of tha time accustoming themselves to tha small Heminger court and regulating their defense, particularly to halt the Anderson brothers, Harry and Jack. And they did well enough with tha latter problem, limiting the duo to seven points, two field goals by Harry and a foul and action toas by brother Jack.

Jean State, rtardlaal for ward, was the chief threat la the Initial period, his throe fielders, all oa easy sucfcer ahota, spotting tha lorala ta aa arty lead, Ralph HpeeneJIer acored tha only field geej for tha visitors. Lehman found Itself In tha aacond quarter, Jim Uebelhart and Jack Smith, sub forward, spark lag It In a rally that tied tha count, 13-13, with three mlnutea In tha first half remaining. With a minute of tha atania left, Lehman's play became dormant again and rapid fielders by Harry Anderson and 8taaen gave Kenraora a IB-IS edge, at half-time. Kenmore retained tha lead through the third period and waa In front, 2S'-18, at the end of the quarter. Tha Cardinals seemed headed to an easy win midway In tha last quarter, having boosted their mar gin to SJ-M, when Dick McCulley, little guard, left the tilt on personals.

Hero Lehman began to move. With two minutes of play left, the count stood at 34-37 and baskets by Uebelhart and Bponseller made It 1431 with only 15 seconds remaining. Johnny Fellows' bunny out tha margtnto one point but tha timer's gun stymied the rally. aauaero O. W.

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Blllingtoa Musla ky Upas Light of World TiJ Andy Jeooheon Musts by Upag kfjiury MaT S'ifSf "'IP Playtlmi "allanl Udy I tt Goldberg. Patriotic script Hymn Uma Primes Daughter I Bunstl tno Mutual sails Oiphana of dlvaraa Against the Stem 1:11 News Mutual ealla Amanda MaPorklna MJ 517. 2" wu PPoTTouat 1 tt Chic Hcrr Camp Orant just Plain BIU Vlo and Bode i aistlBae Bockatsie wife 4:14 Health highway Home adIUca Club matinee meDoUaT ling along Johnson Family ciuk mstlnaa Ssrwuejoaae 4 News BoUs cstter war co-amenta wtitor Bwwa Melodies Dsvs Chesklns Msrey DaLaona a niri uaMa. with the for aa iBcreeae in power to SO kilowatts, or 50.000 watts and a rhanva mt trmnximnrt to 1220 kikiryclea. in the event the power Increase ia errant ad wiDil amuM kav.au aUUon as powerful as WTAM and vtt-w wnu now opera is wiu oo kilowatt power.

A fight to a finish before the PCC is expected inasmuch as WGAR. Cleveland, previously filed aDDlication for tha mama- iwivm front and the same band. It appears inevitable that one atation will be tha loeer in tha fight end that the winner will emerge as tno Dane Columbia sta tion in northern Ohio. Tha de cision ia up to the PCC iMMi monta uie roc granted WJW'a application for an increase to kilowatts or fl 000 watta. wnen the new transmitter la built and the switch-over made, tha station will move to the 850-band on the dial At the present time no United States atation haa tha 1520 hanrl that WADC la aeeklnr.

Mexico City being; the only station at 1220 aiiocyciea. ottinjrs LOCAUTES: Judge Perry Ste vena prepannf 10 give the V.F.W. Ulk on "Abraham Lincoln" to night at 8:15 over WJW Wilbur Matthias, first sax for Chic Herr. ratine a 1A draft claaaifica. tion and expecting the call any ay na unic mmseir geiung a 1-B ratine- Marv Jean Rriiiilti of WJW planning a Garden Club 1 iiiw mt wnicn sne win oroaa cast every Tuesday and Friday at p.

sutrung next week. Mrs. Z. C. Oseland, regent of the uuyanoga-portage chapter.

D.A.R., set to rive a Lincoln daw talk- Over WJW tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 Ruth Barbae, buyer for Yearer's. back from a 10-dav huw. lng aaalgnment In New York City uenusi raui siaven joining up with tha Kxchanra elnh Ru Farley, downtown builneasman, aoing a siretcn in city hospital Councilman Robert RwW nnnar. lng to discusB the charter amend- mem a. 0:00 lomgnt over WJW.

Dot's Dashes THE MEMO PAH- Me. Crosby will be missing from his program me next iwo Tnursoays while he does soma exhihitinn ingr The Fibber McGee snd Molly sponsor has denied any In ternum or leaving the air Ida Lunino is to do a m-at atlnr en- Three Ring Time Friday Hum phrey Bogart, the film badman. will Join Vallee and Barrymore at the mike a week from tomorrow Edgar Bergen expects to have Charlie McCarthy back on tha al- Sunday missed last Sunday's program oecaura ne was aent 10 the hospital with a boil on the eye- I'd Effective this week. March of Time moves from Thursday to Friday night on the Blue network Bea Wain haa taken over a solo spot on the Red net Sunday Manhattan Merry-Go-Round She also featuraa tha piua Monday Merry-Go-Round Jack norwonn, me man wno wrote "Shine On. Harvest Momi" wrin pear on the Good Old Daye pro gram over me urns net next Sunday night Rens To Compete In Pro Cagefest CHICAGO, reh 11 New York Renaissance baaketball team was accented tnrfav oa nna of the 18 entries In the 1843 world's cnampionahip basketball tournament to be held Morrh tn 11 Chicago.

Favor Ellet To Conquer Hower Five Baltic Al Ontral Vight't SUndout; Canton Foes EVEN THOUGH Hower cag-era upset Wadsworth for their first win of the season last week, form based on season's secords ooints to a defeat for them tonight at the hands of Ellet at Central high a gym in the onlv local achoolbov battle. The big Ellet team, coached by joe zemia, one or Aaron lop all-around athletes of the laat decade, haa won nine of 11 games this season, loaing only -to Cuyahoga Falls and Springfield Twp. by two-point margins. Hower has loot 1A vama rln. nlng only the Wadsworth fray of last Friday.

Ellet kaa a atjtiad of eU-foot-era with Clea Mlea and Irving Kelly, -foot S. aad i-feot 1-laea, reopevtivety, leavdlag the aearora. There Is considerable local In. terest In tonirht'a hattlo nf rron. ton's two powerhouses, McKlnley and Tlmken, on the Memorial hall court at Alliance.

The game la tossup. Tha North and Rnuth atiiaarte at the armory highlights Friday nigniB scneauie, which also calls for Buchtel to invade St Vincent's, West to meet Salem at Buchtel, Kenmore to battle Barberton, and Ellet to invade Norton in an im portant Metropolitan league fray. The South-North aroma la mi. league Start but ahouM aarva tn now now airong the two clubs rrany are. TONIGHT Diet aa.

Hower at Central. Canton UraTlnlM rmtmm r. Alliance Memorial hail. Kent Reaaaaalt at academy. TBCKSDAT Dalton at Ohaiter.

FBIDAT North vs. South at armory. Buchtel at Bt. Vtneent'a. West ya.

Salem at Buchtel, Kenmore at Barberton. filet at Norton. Cuyahoga Palls at Re-enna. Massillon at Alliance. Bent Roosevelt at Wadawerth.

Springfield Twp. at Coventry. Kent state at Stow. Rlttman at Woostar. Canal Fulton at North Canton.

Royleitown at Congress. New London at Medina. Loudonvllle at Mtlleriburf. Rharon Center at York. Canton Twp, at Canton Lincoln.

Campbell Memorial at Canton St. John's. Clinton at Oraenaburg. Macedonia at Richfield. Tallmadga at Twlnsburf Bath at Boston Twp.

Hudson at Manchester. BAT11RDAT Oarfleld vs. last at armory. Barberton al Bt. Vincent's.

Dover at Canton McKinleT. Wadsworth at Canton Lehman. Orrvllla at Coventry. Norton at Copley. Canton Twp.

at Springfield Twp. Bpencar al Rlttman. North Cantan at Jackson Twp. Oreansburg at Qreentown. Malvern at Canton Bt.

John's. Western Shadvslda. Clinton at Sterling. Northfleld at Brecksvtlle. P.A.C.C.

JtTNIOBS WW Aral sa.14 In a a ak.b..k.n It night on tha Polish hall court. Dwo- waa m- aamv nign aeorar witn points. SOKOLS IN 41-41 BOMP With A. Mania scoring IS points ts lead their offensive, tha Sokol aagera defeated tna Marians. 44-41.

last night an tha u-m aourt. The aokois lad M-1S at hall time. Tonight's Toppers 7:30 ADC Kay Thompson presents her musical show. WAKR The Quls Klda give with the answers for Joe Kelly. 6.30 WT AM Hearts and valen tinea figure In the Dog Mouse program.

6:00 ADO John Day, a Boston collegian, and Ed Gardner of Duffy's Tavern, appear with Fred Allen. 9:00 WTAM Betty Orabla adds glamour to Eddie Cantor's cast. 9:30 WTAM Mr. District Attorney goes after an un-scrupuloua superintendent of an orphanage. 6:30 WOW Horace Heldt plays for the Spotlight.

Lower Basin St. Music Is in order at this time. 10:00 WTAM Kay Kyser makes you want to dance. 10:15 WADC HUde Reggianl and Robert Weede sing ex cerpta from "Rlgoletto." 4. ta aaanea laat alcsjt.

iviUo HeUs bagh Mat-taas retry tm4 west 1( aawigtit ttato siaaioa hofore mmm. keg taat tvlgbt. WraatavtUo. II to a 41 to irtaTy at Martlas rarry aa Jatv. ZT.

Farrcll Trips Soulh, 49-27 Bpeilal Ta Tka Baaaaa laoraal FARRRIX, Pa, Feb. 11. South high'a Cavaliers ran into an unexpected hurdle hare last night when they toppled before a powerful Farrcll, club. 49-27. The defect, the worst suffered by the Akronitee this season, waa their fourth setback in games.

Furthermore, it snapped a four-game South winning streak. Using a fsst breaking attack throughout, the Keyatona city five led from the very outset With an attack that featured some accurate shooting, Farrell went In front, 12-7, at the end of the first period, and 21-11, at the Intermission. The Cavsllers were limited to but one fielder and a brace of fouls In the second period, Eddis Ambrose counting from the floor and Frits Nagy hitting from the charity line. Farrell Increased its martin to 34-20. going into the last quarter.

the locals outscortng tha Akron lies, is to nine. Despite the loss. Naev. Akron's schoolboy scoring leader, again topped now nvea In scoring with 16 points. Laat night's toUl boosted his season mark to 814 points, 22 markers abort of the record amassed by the great Wyn-dol Gray last season.

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I 4 14 Roek.f 1 UMallaBiay.f lOIWolla.a 1 ll Ambroee.g 4 1 Laraon.g I 1 MoCobbf 5 Kaanaa.4 Callahan. ellek.a Vail lone Chlappl.t Adame.a I I liWawlty.f laiveai.g Total! a i ti Totala tt I tl! Referee Babaatlan (Plttiburgh). Bcora flrat half 11-11, rimll. Jennings Downs Copley By 21-19 Jennlnrs hlrh's racera raerlatar. ad their 10th victory In 14 starts laai nignt at Harris school when they eked out a 21-19 victory over Copley of the Summit county class league.

With Don Ennlinar and Shawver Betting tha pace, Jen nings jumpea out to an B- lead at the end of the first period but iraiieti, at hairtime, Dom Novelli's foul beinr its anlv mark. er In the second stanza, The Wolverines again went In front, 21-18, at the end of the third period and although they failed to score in the Inst nerinri. they were never headed, Copley geiung dui one point, Terry Adair's foul. Copley's reserves snared the preliminary over the Jennings seconds by a 17-15 count Jennln-e O. P.

I Copley O. P. P. ollna.f 1 I 41 Adair 111 1 KBParkar.f 1 I I I OlP.Parker.a 114 1 I lloorh4mc III 1 1 1 4 Bhawver.t Dopp.e Yahner.g Lam-4 111 Totala I I II Total! 1 I it Ralareo Weltner (flaneval iora tint half 18-1, Copley, Stark 4B' Tourney Plans Completed Spatial Ta Tha Baaaaa Jairsal CANTON, Feb. 11.

Stark county's class tournament scheduled for Masstllon's Washington high school BVm will hee-ln Bh is at 6:30 p. m. with East Canton and ureentown slated to tangle in the opening round. Mlddlebranch and Unlontown will meet at 7:30 Canal Fulton facea Brewster at 8:30 p. m.

and Hartvllla vb. Navarre will wind up the evening's activities at 9:30 p. m. On the following day. Marlboro and Beach City meet at 6:30 p.

East Sparta plays the winner of the Canal Fulton-Brewster contest at 7:30, Navarre takes on the winner of the East Canton-Greentown battle at 8:30 and Waynesburg and the winner of the HartvtUe-Navarre gams meet at 9:30. nr i a POSITIVELY THE a seldom But We've fci a DAVE REY.VOUrtt BATTLCH GORILLA Reyawkh, mm mt tha etaadaajt Hght heavjrweigM grapplers the eeuatry, appear Gerfllsj leggl la headltalag artlea mm toalgfct'e araaory rara, They'll go adaataa with iwe aart af three falls. Bill Htisaoa aa4 Sailor Otaea are tha eeraltlaal foea. Harold Mraaas aad Kamrny Beagler epea tha show at 'dork. Central Falls At Coshocton aeelal To The linn Jearael COSHOCTON, Feb.

11 A pair of high scoring Bob Gross snd Dick Johnston, proved too much of a problem for Central high's Wildest here last night, the Akronltes suffering a 87-43 besting. Gross led both fives In scoring with 21 markers, three more then garnered by his teammats. John ston, neverthelesa, ran third In the race for scoring honors, Henry "Hank" Vaughn, diminutive Wild cat stsr, caging 19 markers. The locals were never headed In their romp and led throughout, pulling away to a 17-10 advantage at the end of the Initial stanza. Fifteen points In tha second frame enabled Coshocton to Increase its edge.

32-22, at halftlme. In the third period. Central rallied to cut the margin to six points, 39-33, but the home club retaliated to go in front, 48-35, going into the final quarter. The loss was the eighth In 13 starts for the midget Wildcat five and marked the second consecutive time an opponent haa greeted it with 50 or more points. Vaughn'a 19-point outburat boosted hla season total to 155 markers and permitted him to retain his third place status in tha race for Akron scholastic scoring honors.

reihMtaa O. f. I Central Johniton.f 1 4 It Walt, 14 1 Clrosi.f 1 ttiPorter.f 4 11 Oraham.e I 0 tlVauahn.a It Parrell.c 1 1 Rlsnby.g 1 4 Blanton.g 1 a C. Faslck, 4 3) Lalham.f Urhrr, 111 Hammond.1 1 I IjOeorge.g let Total! 41 1 Tolalt 11 43 Referees Hkrlow (Nark) Sherman (Newark). Bcora flnl halt JJ-J4, Coshocton.

WEST Idaka M. Waaklnftaa St. Santa Clara 41. St. Mary'i (Cal.) Ariaaaa 44, Teiaa Mlaea 44.

ocKBT nasirLTs By Tka AaaaalataB Praia NATIONAL LBAGCB Bellas I. Mantraal 1. Oklaata New Tark a AMEBIOAN ASSOCIATION Part Wertk 4. St. Loali I.

Mlaaeapalk) St. Faal I (lie), TONIGHT'S SCHEDCla AMERICAN LEAGUE nahy at Plttekartk. ClaralaaA tl Pklla4alakla. Naw nam at Prsalianea. AMEBIOAN ASSOCIATION Kaaaaa Ollr at M1aaapalli, Talaa at Oaiaha.

PIOHTS LAST NrflriT TOLEDO Law Praaklla, 441, ciamlanB, kaeka aat Al Balia, IRI, Datralt, (1I Harrey Daka, I44tl, Mefitreal, etaalnU4 BtaalarS Glarar, 141, ClemanI, (II). WHITI PLAINS, N. Y. Jatkt Alaak. 144, Braaklya, 4 raw art Ik Aaile aanttaao, 144't.

Harrleaa, N. (I). HARTPOBO. C'ann. Willie Pap, 144, Hartfarl, aatpalntaS Anela ClDara.

lim, Hanlltan, (4). PORTItND, Ma Col IT Welek, 14i, Parllan. aatpalnta Hawaii Kill, IMfe, PiwaMaaaa, (II). BROOKLYN Male Lanier. IMi, Chi-ear, aal Tarry Teaat, 144.

Naw Tark. Iraw, 4), Wadworth Site Of High Mat Test Diitrict high school wrestling eliminations will be waged at Wadsworth high school gym Frl-day and Saturday, Fib. 20 and 31, It wai announced today. Wadiworth'a powerful squad Is favored. The Grizzlies, unbeaten In 24 matches since Ray Doan, former Kent State star, took over tha coaching, defeated Bameaville, 26 to 6, In their last test.

The Sports Roundup! Bpnlal To The UASSILLOS, Vmb. Ung their aaaaoa'a offanaivo peak. Masai lion's Tigara eruahed East'a Orientals. 53-33. hera laat night to snap a fivs-gama loaing atreaa.

The tilt waa a Inoarlv nlaweul contest despiU the high scoring toiai. ai umea players of both teama handled tha ball carelessly and on numerous occaaiona were guilty of kicking the ball all over the floor. Masai linn topped tha Orientals throughout- but raneatortlv mmm wide margina cut by sudden East onenaive ouraia. Tha Tigers lad, lt-a. at tha 4W4 of the Ulttal wiad.

aad held a three. poiat edge), J4-J1, at hairtimat, prtaH pally throa(h the play of Charlea Buttermore aad Mirkey McDed Oaear Odea was the chief Orteotal threat Massillon rallied to gain a 13-point edge midway In the third period but East countered to cut the deficit to 34-26, going Into the third period. A fourth-period offensive enabled the Tigers to tum the game into a romp, Massillon going In front, 42-28, in tha final quarter before cast hit for its first points of the quarter. Both clubs finished the tilt with entire second teams seeing action. Thirty-one fouls were called in the battle, 20 against Etvst Joe DeManado, Massillon star, was the only player ejected, however.

He left the tilt after six mlnutea of action. Massillon sank l.t of 23 free throws while the Orientals were able to connect on seven of 11 chances. Maaelllaa Eat MDade.f 4 1 IllOOaa a. p. 4 I 11 mende.f 4 Bpne.f lllami.e I II Brown I 1 I I I 4i i Plnta.l Bray.a 1 Bavan.f 1 Walitarkar, I I Btflene.f I Shtmer.t Baker.f i i ittre.

t1 Baal win a Smith. Tatall ii Totala 14 1 II Ratereaa CHenoff (Akron) Corl (Canton I. Bcora flret half 14-tl, Menilllon. Seville Toppled By Sharon Center tpaalal Ta Tha Baaaaa Jaarnal SHARON CENTER, Feb. 11.

Bob Bets and Don Battig, rival Sharon Canter and Seville forwards, respectively, staged an individual scoring battle here last night and although Battig gained top honors with 21 markers, Sha ron toppled the visitors, 41-32. Beta counted 20 points. The win enabled the locals to take over undisputed place In tha race for Medina county league honors. Sharon Center led through out, posting quarter margins of 10-V, IB-is and 28-23 Bkaraa Center Serine CI P. O.

P. Beti.f 10 I 30 Cooti.f I I 41 111 Battli.l Ptiltm.f tnilart Beebotit.i II 14 1 Johmwve I BWtnnTna WtnoTnd.f Brlfi, I 1 see eei Totala It I 11 Totlll II 411 Helerea Wing (Be real Boora flrat half 11-13. Sharon Center. Joyce Sets Pace As G-A's Tally With Johnny Joyce scoring 21 points to set the pace, the German-American cagera defeated Salem Fitfipatricks, 59-40, on the German-American club court. Tomorrow night at 8:30 o'clock the O-A's battle the Rootatown Black Hawks on the local court.

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Joyce, rf 10 1 llischaffer.rf 111 Halllnan.lt 1 1 IIKnepp.lf 111 SlaguM 4 1 11 Baethle.e I I II Auitfan.rt 1 I 4 Sheara.rf I 1 11 I 1 4 1 1 Wlleon I lOana 111 Total! tl I Rateraa Clniola. Tolali 11 FALLS riVE WINS TWO Palli Knlghta of Columbui oaieri irara4 double triumph laat nlfht on tha Palla nlfh court, defeating tha Akron K. of 14-11, and than trimming tha St. far-nard'i quintet, 40-11, Loose Screws Playing Nightly 4 I Ideal Opbratic Show." -Alton Cook, WrU.T0l$trmm Great Moments in Music THI MOOR AM 1 The roaf sad welt-levae eHei (real Verdi'4 4tirria epera, "RIOOLBTTO." THI CASTi jan riiict. iuianni stin, ioiiit witoi, MI10I MOSIANI, 10IINZ0 AlVAIY-lv.

mi naV. -tit. it eeHHBala, i-a-sheay ereksitri sea dusted by Geerfa Ssbiatisa. liaJaa te la Wia'i freasf raveiVH, warn" 10:15 I 11 I Mr. HI Pins gown Mr.

HAT.T LOCAL SCHOLASTIO Keaasore 44. Caatan Lehmaa N. BUsslUea 44, Bast IS. Oak arte Central IS. Tsrnil, 4, Raalh IT.

lanalaga II. Ceal-y I. DIRTS ICT SCHOLASTIC karaa Center 41, Seville M. nan icbool baikitbaix Br Tha Asseelatei Fraaa Mansfield 14. Aakland 44.

Lata 14, H-araa 11. Western Saral SI, Watariao IT. Clrcle-llle 4t, Ckllltcetko Oaatral Calk- 17, Sandusky tt. Yaoantewa test 44. Seleoeevme 41.

over 41, Maw rhtladelylita M. Mentor IT, Wtlleegbky 1. Breakrvn It. SlraataUla II. Clo-siaad Joha Hay II, laclld Cea- trei u.

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