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SIX Pally Times. New Philadelphia, O. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1942. PETRELLA DISPUTE IS TAKEN TO COLUMBUS Boy, 16 a DOVER ELIGIBILITY School Officials Accompany Dover Get Busy Quakers and Crimsons Prepare For Annual Thanksgiving Day Tilt While the the final stage' ootball teams of Dover and New Philadelphia went into of preparation for their annual Thanksgiving Day clash Thursday afternoon, olflcial.s of the two schools went to Columbus today to settle the eligibility of Capt. Danny Petrclla of the Dover sQuad.

Pctrolleligibility to pi 3 in tlie gcinie wsls CiiRlloiigod vecK dj Principal Jav B. Rudy and Coach Stan Plummer of this city who contend he has" passed his 20 th birthday, thus automatically becoming in eligible under Ohio High School Association rices. Principal Delmar C. Lemmon. Coach Dutch Furbay and School Board Members Curtis Judy and J.

A. Godfrey were in the Dover delegation today to State Commissioner H. R. Townsend's office where they had an appointment for 1:30. Principal Rudy and Coach Plummer went from here.

ite Catholic School Records The New Philadelphia men base their contention on St. Joseph Catli olic grade school records which show Captain Petrella's birth date Product of Dover High Canton Hero Herman Rcarick, product of Dover high schools where he star- 0 ovling Georgia Tech, Boston, Tulsa Qores Continue to Lead Grid Pack The race tightened up in the Eagles bowling league following yesterday's round of matches when Conductors defeated Past Presidents twice in three starts and Chaplains Bv JACK MAHON New York, Nov. 23. (INSK was heartbreak in Saturday's twi- Boston College continued its un-. 27-20.

Die Irish next meet USC There beaten Journey to a bowl game with while the Wildcats will tangle with a 37-0 win over its neighbors from; a Great Lakes team which barely i several good long gasps Boston University and will meet its whipped Illinois 6-0. Wisconsin's i of another week end of, traditional rival, Holy Cross, in its Badgers, which put up a gallant sound and fury passed on final game Saturday. The Crusad- fight for the Big Nine crown, wal- i leaving Georgia Tech, Boston Col- ers. who are always tough for B. loped Minnesota, 20 6, 28-0, downed Vice Presidents in two out and up there among the walloped Manhattan, of three settoj.

But four games sep. I famed Oe0rgia day. nrato ihe leaders from the bui I licking their wounds after one of the biggest upsets of the Big Six conference title wacky gridiron year. To the men of Auburn, the legion ol underdogs who have dom-j upset bv Fordham, 20 12. over the pletely inated this year of football mad occupants Chaplains registered the best match total yesterday and Conductors had high single game score.

Bill Franz set the pace with a 561- pin total and a middle game of 226. Other leaders were Coneybcer, Mizer and Johnny Fait. The summary: in another Satur-1 thriller in this section. The in and-outv play so common in Though Missouri should win the! the Southwest was prevalent Thursday Saturday with Southern Methodist Pictured above is Bill Neff. 16 year old local youth.

wrho went hunting for the first time in his life last Friday afternoon with his grandfather, Jan. 31. 1922 while the Doverites red in athletics and later gained his William Neff, on the arm of Jake Neff, Ragersville contend ho was born a year latei. Yesterday Danny's parent, Mr and Mrs. John Petrella, and Mr first recognition as a scholastic ath letcoach, was the uncrowned mayor of Canton today following the sen- And he really rabbits and a red proved to be a "dead-eye Dick" as he bagged three tox which lie is shown holding.

and Mr Frank Caputo and Sam 35 to 0 upset victory oi ins Tornabcne went to Alaquippa, Canton McKinley high Bulldogs over where they obtained a true copy their traditional Massillon Tiger ri- of baptismal certificate. before more than 20,000 fans at This, an insurance policy in the Massillon Stadium last Saturday af- Metropolitan Insurance issued ternoon. three months after Danny's birtli The Canton triumph, the first over and affidavit from his godparents, a Massillon team by the Bulldogs the midwife who attended his 5 jnce 1934 shattered the gridiron newspaper files and other built-up at Massillon by Paul vits were taken to Columbus by the Brown, now head football coach at Dover delegation. Ohio State University, and gave the Meanwhile, Coach Furbay placed T'igers their first reversal in 53 con- Assistant Coach Otto Walker in isecutive games. New Castle, was charge of the Dover team for its to beat the Massillon practice today.

The Crimsons will ians in 1937 work today and tomorrow on New defense and then idle 3rd Wctory off Wednesday Coach Rcarick was particularly I Dover Stresses Offense over Uie upset became it was his third football victory over a 1 Coach Furbay said he was plac- Massillon team. While mentor at Do -1 WEIRD GRID COLUMBUS IS SEASON ENDS GRID CRAZY Practically All Skeds Celebrate Big End Thursday Title Ten Past Presidents J. Fait 183 156 163- 502 Jerrv Fait Ill 129 136- 375 Kohl ....95 112120 327 Murphy 145 120 142- 407 Gibbs 162129 104- 395 Totals 646665--2007 Conductors Tinker 153 482 Marshall 116 157167-- 440 Johnson 115 111 116- 342 Gordon 78 141 123- 342 Frantz 186 226 149- 561 Totals ...648 818 701- -2067 Chaplains Conneybeer134 165 211 510 Tecco 118 170 132- 420 Swihart 126 113105-- 344 Walton 131140169- 440 Beatty 139153132- 426 Handicap 1212 12- 36 Totals 660 755 761- -2176 Vice Presidents Hanakrat 150 153 112 415! Franz 439 1 Blunt .........140 136 394; Burkey av. 137137137- 4111 Mizer ........158165 184- 507, Totals716 751 699- -2166. EAGLES LEAGUE Vice Presidents 17 135671 Chaplains 16 14533 1 Past President14 16467 Conductors 1317 433 by whipping Kansas, it didn't holding the favored Baylor Golden too impressive defensively and was Bears to a 6-6 tie while Rice com- week-end The Rams finish up Sat- iverwhelmed T.

C. U. 260. Texas, conference leader with four ness, lifted their weekly toast as'urday with the No. Carolina Cadets, wins and one defeat still leads but the sha lows fell over the campuses oadied by their former boss, Jim-; must beach Texas A.

St M. of the nation. For the thrice beat-! my en and once-tied Tigers, their hearts out, knocked Georgia lie tough to handle, off the thror.e as the nation's No 1 team with a 27 13 conquest that stole the headlines of the afternoon. Sectional Leaders Crowley. The Fliers smeared day to cinch the title.

Baylor winds playing William and Mary. 28 0, and should up its campaign with Rice. Washington Can Tie Bags Title I Qn the west coast, Washington Yale clinched the Big Three title State has a chance to tie at least with a 3 win on a sixty-nine yard for the Conference crown if pass and run play that sank John beats Washington's Huskies. That Harvard while Army had a field would leave State with a score of When the firing had ceased and day slamming Princeton, 40-7, to side wins and one loss and make it get its machine in perfect order necessary for U. C.

L. its chief was f0r Navy which spent an idle after- contender, to whip both Idaho, Dec. I noon. Though its ace, Paul Gov 5 and USC, Dec. 12 to gain a dead- lernali, equalled former Texas Chris- lock.

tian star Davie record; UCLA won from Washington, 14- by flipping his 19th touchdown pass, 10, Saturday, while USC rested, and of the year, Lions took Oregon State pulled a return to 26 13 oasting from the Dartmouth form to smother Oregon, 39 2. Wash! Indians in their final game. ington State was held to a 6-6 tie In the Midwest's other big game, by the second air force team in a- the alumni had staggered home rest their weary tonsils this the setup around the grid globe. Sectional leaders were: East: Boston College. Midwest: Ohio State.

South: Georgia Tech. Far West: Washington State. Southwest: Texas. On T.iis honor roll are two sec- Many Ohio College Buckeyes Show Su- Upsets ing emphasis on passing offense ver high, team defeated this week and said Nick Incarnate. Massillon during the 1931 and 1933 the Crimon Tornados pitching halfback would carry the brunt of the periority Dover work in the final two days.

Furba.v’s move to strengthen his pass defense came after the Quakers of Coach Plummer dropped a 20 0 decision to Railroaders last Friday night. Although defeated, the Quaker line consistent He went to McKinley as head basketball coach in 1938 after compiling a great record at Dover where he produced uniefeated football teams in 1932 and 1933 and a state championship cage team in 1933. While a student at Dover high, ly outcharged the Dennison forward Coach Rcarick as a member of that wall and stopped many Dennison 3 sta championship running plays for big losses. RAMS BATTLE BEARSSUNDAY basketball team in 1927 ana was a star gridder. He starred at Witten berg college in both sports during his collegiate athletic career.

The Bulldog skipper was carried off the field on the shoulers of adnnr- ing fans and Bulldog players when the Saturday game came to an end 1 the By RODGER NELSON I. N. S. Sports Writer Columbus, Nov. 23.

(INS) A weird season of upsets and setups in Ohio collegiate football today limped into the final with only a handful of traditional Turkey tussles and Ohio State's clash with the Iowa Seahawks remaining for decision. Six games in all are docket, five on Thanksgiving Dav plus the finale against Bernic Bin man's charges. Last finale" only added to the zany aspect of the current campaign, with Ohio Wesleyan forgetting about what they i had done the fore part of the sea- but the modest Reatick took the as wpjj as forgetting what West- laurels graciously and lullingh sub- ern pad accomplished as nutted lo the ducking under the Bishops trimmed the Redcats, Win Exhibition Contest Yesterday showers rooms. in the Canton dressing Cleveland. Nov.

23 Back in; Cleveland to condition for their final national professional football i league game against the Bears In i Chicago next Sunday, the Cleveland! Rams today credited Parker Hall I and a smashing ground attack for a 14-7 win over the Wichita Aero Commandos. Hall turned the trick with the game only two minutes old when lie whipped a pass 20 yards to Dante! Bulldogs finally Bulldogs of Canton Get Revenge Columbus, Nov. 23. all over but the shouting, and brother, there's plenty of that to be heard today in this football crazy town even though Ohio battling Buckeyes locked up the Western Conference championship two days ago. With 71.896 enthusiasts bulging left on the capacity of Ohio Stadium, Paul Brown's Buckeyes took to the air Totals to score three touchdowns against Michigan and write a glorious finis to a hectic Big Ten campaign.

The game was everything it was cracked i to be and then some. Both teams had fire in their eyes and victory in their hearts as they took the field. Hitting with tackles which could be heard for miles around and blocking just as furiously, the contest was a bitterly (but! cleanly) fought one from opening! this: to final gun. Statistics Favor Michigan Marshall alley representatives turned back a Canton bowling team Saturday night at the Marshall plant by a 70-pin margin when the home team toppled 2490 maples ancl the invaders finished with a 2420- pin count. Only the final tilt went to the Canton combine when the losers gained a scant 2 pin edge.

Wright led the victors with 540 and Borden I liad high total of 520 for the losers, The figures: Marshall Alleys 1 Murphy 170 134 480 Tucker 166 170 496 Glauser 153 179 484 Wright 193 169 540 Lawrence 166 170 490 ley. The Buckeyes, playing one of their best games of the year, st three times through the air down the powerful Michigan club, 21-7, while Tulsa, after being battled even through three quarters by a gallant Creighton team, pushed over two fourth period touchdowns for a 33-19 conquest in a wild game at Omaha. Ohio next game Saturday Is with the Iowa Pre-Flight Cadets, who had a tune-up at the expense of Nebraska, 46 0, while Tulsa plays Arkansas Thanksgiving day. Georgia engineers moved into the No. 1 berth, in the South's other big game, by trimming the Florida 'Gators, 20-7, and are now favored berth for a Rose Bowl bid.

If Tech can whip Georgia in their big game Saturday they'll have a great claim to the national championship, having played a tougher schedule than either B. C. or Tulsa. ALUMNI JOLTS DOVER SAINTS whip a Northwestern club coast contest. tussle, the other Betz 848 822 Canton 157 175 142151 155 134- Butler 173 145 502 i Maurer 138 151 484 'Borden 165 188 520 Ex-Grads Romp 42-23 Win To The Ramblers of Dover St.

Joseph's high school went down to their sec- Totals 784 814 13 12. The game marked one of (he major upsets to I registered in the Buckeye collegiate year. Wesleyan assumed a 13-point lead it is hard to say whether or not the first two periods and then the 21 7 margin amassed by Ohio hung on for dear life in protect- state was a fair indicator as to the ing the two touchdown margin, ul-j fashion of the game. In yards gain- mately whittled to a single point, cd, Michigan held an upper hand Denison Sinks Wittenberg Denison concluded tho Ohio conference season with a 24 0 victory over Wittenberg while Cincinnati resumed hostilities against Xavier. Massillon, O.

Nov. 23 I trimming their Queen. City rivals, waiting for seven years the Canton 9 9- Wooster wrote a end- womioni trounced the t0 season with a 2113 ver Magnani who galloped 35 yards for Tigers 35 0 Saturday and the I over the Patterson Field Fhet Adams converted-1 celebration bv Canton rooters after-! Fort Knox knocked off Youngs- ln 1 wards sPUt the welkin and disrupt- tow 7 0 game at Wichita, came on r.C] traffic on the Canton-Massillon i Obelin polished off Earlhatn, 26 13, an 80 yard drive, George Morris i highway to an extent that still had anfi Bowling Green rounded out the scoring the touchdown and Dutch 1 sp 0 rt.s fans talking today. action with a 19 7 triumph over eXtra Th0 rooters from Bulldog town Grosse Tie Navy out of Detroit. Herb Schlotthauer raced 70 yards incurred fights all over the Tiger 1 schedule finds Ohio University invading Dayton, Cin cinnati playing ho to Miami.

John and out first downed the Bucks, 17 9. Three Wolverine fumbles and two pass interceptions figured vitally on tlie Ohio State side, and may have proved to ba the deciding factor. Even fhough the wolves had a Reese Bags Scores for Pylon Club Lloyd (Bronko) Reese, former Newr Philadelphia high school football and basketball ace, scored a touchdown and an extra point last Saturday for the Wright-Patterson 440; season Saturday when they bowed to an Alumni quintet 42 to 23 at St. gym. The ex high aggregation led thru- out the game but really it on" in the final stanza when they caged 20 points while the Ramblers were snaring seven.

The victors showed the way 8 to 4 in the first period, 16 to 13 at the half and 22-16 at the close of the third round. Weigand led the losers with eight points' while Berarducci, Baio and Doriche each notched 10 points for the Alumni. The St. Reserves bested Dutchtown 28 14 in a preliminary. Dick Klar of Dover refereed the game.

Summary: brave souls as to whether or not i at the hands of the Wooster College the better team won. Ohio State was Scots in a USO benefit game played definitely the better team through at Wooster. in the third period for the Commando's score, Floyd Wheeler converting. WOULD REPLAY GAME New foot ball team was so dissatisfied with its 7-7 tie with City College of New York that it applied to both faculties to have the game replayed for the Red Cross. over the Tiger stadium and playing field immediatc- I ly after the upset by their celebration antics which included a thwarted attempt to uproot steel goal posts.

PLAYERS KEEP WARM was so cold in the Buffalo Stadium during the Cornell. Dartmouth game that the hands of the big clock froze. Wisconsin Clouds Ohio State Title Carroll moving into the rubber bowl for a contest with Akron, an all Cleveland battle between Western Reserve and Case and Wilbcr- force traveling to West Virgina State College. Ohio newly crowned West ern conference champions play host to the Iowa Seahawks Saturday in a game that will write finis for the entire state as far a.s footbail Is concerned. their alert plav throughout the test, and their employment of the element of surprise, so highly responsible for the scoring plays.

Paul Sairinghaus. recently appointed a honorary mayor of Haim! ton. figured in all three of the Ohio state scoring plays passing for two of the touchdowns and receiving another in the end zone. Sarringhaus caught the first scoring heave, a 10 yard toss from Les Horvath, passed the second to Bob Shaw on a play that gained 60 yards, arid passed the yard effort to Horvali. By H.

C. WARREN I. N. S. Spots Writer Chicago, Nov.

23. State today held vhe Western Conference footbail championship, but there was one cloud on the title, the fact that the only team to beat the Buckeyes during the season was Wisconsin, holder of second place honors. Ohio State with five wins and one loss finished the season W'ith a TROJAN GR1DDERS FETED AT BANQUET Twenty chickens and a bushel of Illinois potatoes, among other delicacies. Iowa were consumed at the annual foot Michigan ball banquet of Newcomerstown high Mmneasota Chicago, Nov. 23 HNS) are the western conference football standings, final except for the Michigan Iowa game to be played next Saturday: The Scots piled up a 14 to 0 lead in the first period but the Pylons came back to notch a touchdown in the second quarter with Reese crashing over from the one- foot line after completing twro passes.

The losers scored again in the third period on 761.vetd touchdown run and Reese hit the line for the extra point which cut the margin to 14-13. Roeer Stoneburner tallied lastj touchdown in the fourth period. and booted a 17 yard field goal to finale, a 32- terminate the scoring. Walter Dynamite) Stocksdale. an- other former Quaker ace.

played; brilliantly at a tackle position for! the St. Festi i0 G. Gebelin 3 0 6 Weigand 3 2 8 Monaco 1 5 Contini 10 2 Totals 10 3 23 Berarducci 5 010 Fiscus 2 0 4 F. Petralla 000 Baio 5 010 Doriche 5 010 Case 3 28 Totals 202 42 Ohio State 5 Wisconsin 4 3 the Big Ten heap ptoday and Ohio school held last Friday night State in second place. Iowa a Giant Killer Iowa, now tied for third place and awaiting the game with Michigan nexr Saturday, has been one of the giant killers of the year.

All the Hawkeyes can get out of the race itself now Is a thank you note from Ohio State. Ohio State left little doubt in the minds of 71.896 fans who viewed i percentage of .833, while Wisconsin, the 21 tc 7 victory over Michigan with four wins ancl one defeat I Saturday a.s to the relative merits wound up with .800. If Ohio the two teams. It could be that triumph is clouded by the fact that (the triumph over Notre Dame ancl Wisconsin defeated the Buckeyes a week previous proved a cotsly ar- during the regular season, Coach fair for Coach Fritz Wol Paul men can find a ray verines. It is pertly difficult to key of sunshine in reflecting that the a team for two successive games and University of Iowa did what they the Wolverines were keyed for Notre cnuidn i-defeat Wisconsin.

But for I Dame and looked to be considerably thar 6 0 setback by Iowa, Wis-joff their stride for the all unpor- consm would have been on top ofjtant Ohio State game the high school cafeteria. Forty eight gridders and school of ficials attended the feast which was served at shaped banouet tables elaborately decorated with flowers a'id the school colors. Minia ture goal posts placed at the ends of the tables were given as favors to the seniors on the squad. Short talks were given by the Seniors, including Captain Bob Koh ler. Supt.

D. B. Roedei. Principal Dana Whitmer. Wallace Bower.

Coach Aligns Wilson and Assistant Coach Carl Krebs. Indiana Purdue Northwestern 3 2 Pet. Pts. 1 833 150 1 800 70 600 80 600 47 500 83 3 500 81 2 500 61 4 200 14 6 000 61 Op. 71 33 99 PROVIDENCE REDS DEFEAT RARONS CAGETOURNEYS ORDERED HELD Coaches Can Secure Gasoline football SCORES BETTER THAN HUBBELL New York.

Watching Sammy Baugh again. Steve Owen of the New York Giants remarks that the Washington passer has as much control as Carl Hflbbell and Perhaps a better change of pace. GAMES THIS WEEK Thursday Afternoon DOVER AT NEW PHILADELPHIA Saturday Results State Scholastic Canton McKinley 35, Massillon 0. Niles 12. Girard 7.

Akron Kenmorc 6 Akron North 0 Steubenville 76. Stivers 7. Columbus. Nov. 21 (INS) Basketball tournaments in the state, Providence.

R. Nov. 23 county and districts ill be held ag- 59 skidding hockey Barons lain this year, the state board ol con- 67 were tied for last place with theltrol decided last Saturday. 75; Pittsburgh Hornet today in the Am- The board also indorsed the phy- Hockey League after drop- sical fitness program. Coaches and 78 ping their game with the Providence (officials were instructed to apply for 114 Reds .2 1.

last night within the lastj and rationing cards to 90 seconds of play. Tommy Burlington put Cleveland ahead after 17 minutes of the second period, but Providence bounced back in two minutes and tied it up with Oscar goal shot from Bob rebound. The final tally was registered by Jack Toupin with seconds left to play in the final period. VETERAN FIGHT MANAGER DIES Cleveland. Nov.

23 Veteran fight manager and humorous sports writer. David Hawkins. 44 year old. Collinwood 13. Cathedral Latin 6 Negro, was today after long siege of tubercu- el Faige, to prominence.

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