This 16mm film was shown at the annual postseason booster club football banquet in 1939. It was part of the comical entertainment used to help honor the 5th consecutive State Championship team coached by Paul Brown. It was referred to as "A burlesque on Massillon football." Several years later metal was needed for the war effort against Adolf Hitler's nazi Germany and so film was removed from their reels and thrown away. However, thanks to coach Augie Morningstar (193 5 All-Ohio I ' team) the film was saved from its scheduled destruction. The original film is silent with just an opening title. Music and text was added in October of 1994. The piano music is by Robin (Eddie) Schumacher.

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1948 Season Highlights

This 16mm film. was produced for showing at the annual postseason booster club football banquet. It contains some of the most exciting and important plays from each game filmed during the 10-game season. Annotations are seen at the beginning of each play or play sequence to explain the action.

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1951 Touchdown Town

This film was produced by Jay Bonafield at RKO studios and shown as a filler in theaters throughout the country between the main movie productions. It is narrated by Andre Baruch and deals with all aspects of one of the most successful high school football programs in the nation of this era in time. Film footage of and info about Massillon football includes the following:

1. Downtown area plus noontime rally parade through downtime.
2. The stadium.
3. The coaching staff with practice sessions.
4. The booster club.
5. The Tiger Swing Band at practice plus segments of their halftime show at the Elder game.
6. Selected plays against Cincinnati Elder.

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1951 Touchdown Town Outtakes

This 35mm film is footage not used in the final version of "Touchdown Town."

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1953 Game 10 films synchronized to Radio Broadcast Audio

Canton McKinley (58' game) (color) (WHBC radio with Jim Muzzy & Bob Krahling) Head coaches: Massillon - Chuck Mather / McKinley - Wade Watts.

Video content -- The football plays from l6mm coaching staff game film are synchronized to match the announcer's play-by-play account of each play during the radio broadcast of the entire game. Other game related material or information of historic value is then used as filler between each play. Additional pregame, halftime, postgame material is then used to help finalize a novel approach to archiving a realistic video documentary of a Massillon football game from the Chuck Mather era. Some of the more notable items of interest contained in the
video are listed as follows:

1. Simulated instant replays after each actual play using a different color film.
2. Plays from two other Tiger games are inserted at various places during the game. (31 total plays from Canton Lincoln & Warren Harding games)
3. Color film of Tiger Swing Band halftime show with synchronized sound starting after the opening routine but part of the opening routine can be heard on the original broadcast audio behind the radio announcer. Note - Play-by-play narration for the 2d half of game is done by Junie Studer & Dave Putts because no radio broadcast audio was available for that half.

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1954 Game 10 films synchronized to Radio Broadcast Audio

Canton McKinley (59"' game) (B/W) (WHBC radio with Jim Muzzy & Bob Krahling) Head coaches: Massillon - Tom Harp / McKinley - Wade Watts.

Video content -- The football plays from 16mm coaching staff game film are synchronized to match the announcers play-by-play account of each play during the radio broadcast of the entire game. Other game related material or information of historic value is then used as filler between each play. Additional pregame, halftime, postgame material is then used to help finalize a novel approach to archiving a realistic video documentary. of a Massillon football game from the Tom Harp era. Some of the more notable items of interest contained in the video
are listed as follows:

1 . Opening commentary by 1954 Booster Club president Paul "Pep" Paulson.
2. Original radio broadcast of coach Harp interview by Jim Muzzy on Apr 27. (0:07:12)
3. Color film footage of football camp Wingfoot near North Madison on Lake Erie.
4. Film footage of complete Tigq swing Band halftime show synchronized to the original radio broadcast audio.
5. Film footage with sound of two other Tiger Swing Band halftime shows. (Akron Garfield & Alliance) (0: 14:54)
6. Plays from two other Tiger games are inserted at various places during the game. (15 total plays from Struthers, Alliance, Mansfield, Akron Garfield games)
7. Paramount News film with narration by Gregory Abbott. (0:02:58) It was shown nationally in theaters and is titled: SCHOOLBOY CLASSIC -- Massillon Rolls Over McKinley
8. Speech by Dave Canary at the Distinguished Citizens Breakfast on Friday, May 10, 1991. (0:13:28) He played in this game and went on to become a successful movie and TV actor.

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1955 Tiger Swing Band

Director. Orin "Dykae" Ford / Assistant - Max Reed

Video content -- Numerous exciting events from this fun packed high school year were preserved on reel-to-reel audio tape and l6mm film. For those students who were enrolled at Washington High School during this year the events have turned into exciting memories that have probably been told over and over to anyone that will listen. Now everyone can witness or relive this special school year by watching the memorable events listed as follows:

1 . Opening segment starts with photo listing of band members.
2. Halftime band show for the Youngstown North game. (including the leg light routine)
3. Music from the spring concert performance.
4. Swing band and Massillon football featured in a special football section of LIFE magazine. (Vol 39, No. 19, Nov 7) Article written by Jane Scholl & photographed by Gray Villet.
5. Wide Wide World TV program on Sunday Nov 13 with Dave Garroway. (Original audio only) Hear Dave end the Massillon segment of the program that was heard by a national audience of millions with this statement - "We hear the echoes of your cheers when you Beat McKinley."
6. Rose Bowl Dress Rehearsal -- Title of feature article in a company magazine called "The OHIO BELL"
7. The Massillon-McKinley football game was televised live for the first time by Cleveland station WEWS. See game film footage of the two heartbreaking punt plays that prevented Massillon from winning an eighth straight State Championship.
8. "California, Here We Come" a tune heard and statement made by many Massillonians after they were told that the Tiger Swing Band was officially ask to participate in the Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, California. The entire trip was filmed in color and narrated by Director Ford.
9. A new dimension was added to the school year book of 1955-56 [SOUND]. Actual sounds of the school year were put on a 45 RPM record with narration by Bob Shirley. The video ends with the playing of this record but with additional dimensions: photos and film footage from some of the events.

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1961 Game 10 films synchronized to Radio Broadcast Audio

Canton McKinley (66'h game) (B/W) (WHBC radio with Jim Muzzy & Bob Krahling) Head coaches: Massillon - Leo Strang / McKinley - Pete Ankney.

Video Content -- The football plays from 16mm coaching staff game film are synchronized to match the announcers play-by-play account of each play during the radio broadcast of the entire game. Other game related material or information of historic value is then used as filler between each play. Additional pregame, halftime, postgame material is then used to help finalize a novel approach to archiving a realistic video documentary of a Massillon football game from the Leo Strang era. Some of the more notable items of interest contained in the video are listed as follows:

1. Pregame coin-toss audio.
2. Sports Illustrated article titled - Football from the cradle. (Nov 13, 196 1)
3. Complete Tiger Swing Band halftime show. (silent color fihn)
4. Plays from two other Tiger games are inserted at various times during the game. (30 total plays from Newark, Garfield, Benedictine, Alliance, Toledo, Libbey, Parma games)

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1964 It's a mad, mad, mad, mad football town

Head coaches: Massillon - Earle Bruce / McKinley - Don Nehlen

Video content - This is a film documentary about the Massillon football program that was produced by ABC news and shown on national TV in a weekly program called ABC SCOPE. It is narrated by Dave Jayne and was filmed during Beat McKinley week. The intent of the SCOPE program was to look at what made the football program so successful as Dave states near the end of his opening comments when he says "Why has football been so successful here and what affect has this success had on the town, on the school and on the players....". Some memorable images and notable events that are seen are listed as follows:

1. Downtown plus aerial and ground level views of the empty stadium.
2. Football practice.
3. Comments by Earle Bruce (Head coach) and Tony Munafo (Head Sophomore coach).
4. Comments by players Steve Kanner #23 (QB), Terry Manson #33 (FB), Ed Franklin #81(End), Wes Goodnough #87 (End), John Muhlbach #50 ( C )
5. Home basement (Tiger's Den) of Kattie and Maurice Basler with co-captain Don Schenkenberger #49 (HB).
6. Sideliner meal at the VFW building. The two adult members at end of table are Tom Persell (left) and Ron Prunty (right).
7. Reese's Raiders booster club meeting.
8. Tiger Swing Band at practice.
9. Beat McKinley parade and bonfire rally.
10. Comments by school superintendent John Ellis and five students.
11. Highlights of the game with Canton McKinley.

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1966 Game 10 films synchronized to Radio Broadcast Audio

Canton McKinley (71ST game) (Color) (WHBC radio with Jim Muzzy & Bob Krahling) Head coaches: Massillon - Bob Seaman / McKinley - Ron Chismar.

Video content -- The football plays from 16mm coaching staff game fihn are synchronized to match the announcers play-by-play account of each play during the radio broadcast of the entire game. Other game related material or information of historic value is then used as filler between each play. Additional pregame, halftime, postgame material is then used to help finalize a novel approach to archiving a realistic video documentary of a Massillon football game from the Bob Seaman era. Some of the more notable items of interest contained in the
video are listed as follows:

1. Simulated instant replays after each actual play using black & white wide angle film.
2. Silent color film of complete Tiger Swing Band halftime show at end of video. (0:11:56)
3. Plays from nine other Tiger games are inserted at various times during the game.
(40 total plays from Steubenville, Canton Lincoln, Benedictine, Alliance, Niles, Mansfield, Altoona, Upper Arlington, Warren games)

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1970 Game 8 films synchronized to Radio Broadcast Audio

Warren (B/W) (WTIG radio with Bill Raihall & Neal Day)
Head coaches: Massillon - Bob Cummings / Warren - Tom Batta.

Video contents -- The football plays from 16mm coaching staff game film are synchronized to match the announcer's play-by-play account of each play during the radio broadcast of the entire game. Other game related material or information of historic value is then used as filler between each play. Additional pregame, halftime, postgame material is then used to help finalize a novel approach to archiving a realistic video documentary of a Massillon football game from the Bob Cummings; era. Some of the more notable items of interest contained in the
video are listed as follows:

1. Opening comments by 1970 Booster Club president Wilbur Arnold.
2... Simulated instant replays after each actual play using black & white wide angle film.
3. Special plays from four other Tiger games are highlighted after the Warren game ends. A play-by-play narration by Ron Prunty explains the action. (0:27:20) (76 total plays from Dayton Trotwood, Benedictine, Alliance, Niles games)
4. Heard after the 76 narrated special plays is the WTIG Saturday morning radio program called -- Coach's Hot Seat. (0:07:29) During this time more special plays from three other games are seen. (16 total plays from Toledo Whitmer, Barberton, Akron St. Vincent games)
5. Video ends with comments recorded in 1970 by Tom Cardinal about Jim Mathews. Tom played in this game and Jim made the original audio tape of the game off the radio for Tom. (0:01:43) Tom was the Touchdown Club Hardnose award winner for this year.

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1973 Game 3 films synchronized to Radio Broadcast Audio,

Upper Arlington (B/W) (WTIG radio with Bill Caples & Jim Bryan)
Head coaches: Massillon - Bob Cummings / U. Arlington - Pete Corey.

Video contents -- The football plays from 16mm coaching staff game film are synchronized to match the announcer's play-by-play account of each play during the radio broadcast of the entire game. Other game related material or information of historic value is then used as filler between each play. Additional pregame, halftime, postgame material is then used to help finalize a novel approach to archiving a realistic video documentary of a Massillon football game from the Bob Cummings era. Some of the more notable items of interest contained in the
video are listed as follows:

1. Opening commentary by 1973 Booster Club President Gene Boerner.
2. The Tiger Swing Band pregame show is heard. It was recorded live at the stadium.
3. Tiger Swing Band halftime show is heard. (0:05:20) Film of the halftime show is not available so plays from the game with Clev. Latin are seen during this time..
4. Heard after the game is the WTIG Saturday morning radio program called - Coach's Hot Seat. (0: 11:23)
5. Plays from five other Tiger games are inserted at various times during the game. (54 total plays from Clev. Latin, Yng. Ursuline, Niles, Steubenville, Alliance)

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1974 Game 10 films synchronized to Radio Broadcast Audio,

Canton McKinley (79dgame) (color) (WHBC & WTIG radio)
Head coachs: Massillon - Chuck Shuff / McKinley - John Brideweser.

Video contents -- The football plays from l6mm coaching staff game film are synchronized to match the announcers play-by-play account of each play during the radio broadcast of the entire game. Other game related material or information of historic value is then used as filler between each play. Additional prename, halftime, post game material is then used to help finalize a novel approach to archiving a realistic video documentary of a Massillon football game from the Chuck Snuff era. Some of the more notable items of interest contained in the
video are listed as follows:

1. Simulated instant replays after each actual play using black & white wide angle film.
2. WHBC broadcast audio of part of the opening routine of the Tiger Swing Band at halftime is heard. No film of this halftime show is available so a color film of the 1970 Swing Band halftime show was used to match the audio.
3. WHBC radio audio with Jim Muzzy & Randy Fox is used for play-by-play until 2:45 remaining.
4. WTIG radio audio with Bill Caples & Joe Kertes is used for play-by-play for the last 2:45 of game.
5. A wide angle film replay is used to hear the Jim Muzzy version of the winning TD.6. The winning TD was a 33yd pass play from QB Greg Wood to Eddie Bell on 3d & 12. The clock read 13-sec at the start of the play and 6-sec after the TD.

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1977 Game 10 films synchronized to Radio Broadcast Audio

Canton McKinley (82 nd game) (B/W) ( WHBC radio with Jim Muzzy & Randy Fox) Head coaches: Massillon - Mike Currence / McKinley - John Brideweser.

Video contents - The football plays from 16mm coaching staff game film are synchronized to match the announcer's play-by-play account of each play during the radio broadcast of the entire game. Other game related material or information of historic value is then used as filler between each play. Additional pregame, halftime, postgame material is then used to help finalize a novel approach to archiving a realistic video documentary of a Massillon football game from the Mike Currence era. Some of the more notable items of interest contained in the video are listed as follows:

1 Opening segment uses daily newspaper accounts of Beat McKinley week (Monday thru Friday) to help explain the importance of the game to both teams. Also during this segment there are 23 specific plays to show how Massillon lost to Barberton and Warren with narration. (0:20:12)
2.Photos of Massillon's starting lineup with narration.
3.Plays from five other Tiger games are inserted at various times during the game. (28 total plays from Gahanna Lincoln, Clev. Glenville, Niles, Clev. Benedictine, Steubenville)

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1978 Game 10 films synchronized to Radio Broadcast Audio

Canton McKinley (83d) (color) (WHBC radio with Jim Muzzy & Jim Johnson)
Head coaches: Massillon - Mike Currence / McKinley - John Brideweser.

Video contents - The football plays from 16mm coaching staff game film are synchronized to match the announcers' play-by-play account of each play during the radio broadcast of the entire game. Other game related material or information of historic value is then used as filler between each play. Additional pregame, halftime, postgame material is then used to help finalize a novel approach to archiving a realistic video documentary of a Massillon football game from the Mike Currence era. Some of the more notable items of interest contained in the
video are listed as follows:

1. Video begins with pregame interviews with both head coaches.
2. Simulated instant replays after each actual play using black & white wide angle film.
3. Plays from eight other Tiger games are inserted at various times during the game. (87 total plays from Perry, Alliance, East Liverpool, Niles, Clev. Benedictine, Steubenville, Jackson, Timken)

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1980 Season Highlights

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1986 TIGERTOWN

This is a documentary about the relationship between the citizens of Massillon, Ohio and the towns only high school football team - The Massillon Tigers. The teams continued gridiron success over the past 54 years from 1932 has become a trademark for the name Massillon with thousands of 'supporters and some malcontent individuals who do not support the importance of football to the city. The video deals with both sides of the importance issue (good or bad) using live dialogue from individual persons along with original sounds. Narration is not used to guide you from scene to scene. It is a commercial video and therefore not available for purchase but listed here only as a reference.

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1988 Season Highlights

Intro by Phil Glick, Gary Vogt, Gary Fair, Dick Bordner.
Radio broadcast play-by-play is by Dave Sheetz & Chuck Utterback.
This video tape was produced by the Massillon Football Museum for the express
purpose of preserving and sharing with all football fans the memories and excitement
of the 1988 gridiron season. Recorded for posterity are three major events:

1. The hiring of head coach Lee Owens.
2. The first overtime win ever against arch rival Canton McKinley.
3. The last season with natural grass at Paul Brown Tiger Stadium.

Video contents - A new coach can often generate an air of excitement when he has that special charisma, a new popular offense and the right quarterback. Those three ingredients along with his magical charm allowed coach Owens to get off to a fine 7 and 3 record with high anticipations for next year. Many of the fun times this sports year brought to the fans were captured on video and edited into this highlight production. Some of the more memorable times that are seen are as follows:

1. Pep rallies -Downtown preseason along with McKinley game ones at high school
and booster club.
2. Altoona Pennsylvania game trip with World Famous Horseshoe Curve.
3. Ed Annen with OBIE XIX
4. Obiemobile drawing at Beat McKinley bonfire rally. (Winner--Sara Taylor)
5. Fiery speech by Charles "Sunny" Spielman at McKinley week sideliner dinner.
6. Beat McKinley parade & bonfire rally.
7. Return of victory bell to high school. Game action footage totals: 52 TD's/117 offensive &
108 defensive plays/36 Misc plays such as Field goals, PAT's, Punts.

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1989 WE'RE BACK

(Produced by Bill Dewald & coach Lee Owens) Coaching Staff: Dan Boarman, Greg Gillum, Mike James, Tom Jarvis, Jim Letcavits, Eric Schumacher, Tom Stacy, Curt Strawder, Nick Vrotsos, Gary Wells, George Whitfield. Video content - This video was part of a multi-media production used at the football awards banquet on Jan 26, 1990. It was produced as a tribute to the accomplishments of the 1989 team. Some of the more memorable moments on the tape are as follows:

a) 1988 winning FG by Lee Hurst in first ever overtime McKinley game.
b) TV-3 sports coverage by Allen Davis during the first playoff game.
c) Ford auto TV Ad campaign called "Winning Ohio Over" with the Tiger team as participant.
d) 1989 season highlights with narration by Dave Sheetz.
e) Pregame intimidation using helicopter at Middletown.
f) 94-yd kickoff return by Don Blake to start the 2-d half against North Central, Indianapolis.
g) 79-yd breakaway run by Lamonte Dixon in the playoff game against Walsh Jesuit.
h) The spectacular 12-yd TD catch by Rarnier Martin in the 95th McKinley classic.
i) Aerial views of downtown area, high school building and stadium.

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1989 Lights, Sound & Turf (Two tapes)

Video content - To commemorate the 50"' anniversary of the high school field, the Massillon Tiger Booster
Club initiated a community-wide effort to fund the installation of Omni Sand Turf, new lights, new P.A. sound and a
new track surface in Paul Brown Tiger Stadium. The work started in March and was completed in July: just in time
for the Ohio High School All-Star game. This two volume video makes it possible to witness the entire $400,000
project in detail from start to finish.

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1996 Penn State & Tiger Swing Band (Game #6, Friday Oct 4)

Band Directors: Massillon - Chris Smith / Penn State -

Video contents - The Nittany Lions of Pennsylvania drove directly to Columbus for their football
game with Ohio State. But their marching entertainment - The Penn State Blue Band - took a detour
through Massillon on Friday night to perform with the Tiger Swing Band in Paul Brown Tiger Stadium
during the game with the Warriors of Walsh Jesuit high school. The band's appearance was appreciated by
the usual rabid tiger fans and helped transform another exciting Massillon game into a college level
atmosphere. This video captures that memorable night for all marching band fans to enjoy again and again.
And for the football fans there are highlights of the game. A list of major events seen are as follows:

a) Pregame marching performances by both bands.
b) 30 exciting game plays.
c) Halftime shows by both bands including the final when both bands mesh to play a stirring rendition
of "Dance To The Music."
d) Several spirited musical interludes by Penn State from the stands during the game.
e) Postgame music by both bands in concert formation concluding with the renowned Penn State drum
drill.
f) A replay of the Penn State halftime show as seen through the cameras of the high school telecom
department.

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2005 Massillon Tigers Season 5 - set DVD Package

On Saturday December 3nd of 2005 the Massillon Tigers of Washington High School entered Fawcett stadium in Canton , Ohio to compete for the State Championship of Ohio. Their quest for the Championship did not materialize but the 15 -week gridiron season brought many exciting moments and several memorable team FIRST's.

A few exciting moments were: a critical 4th & 14 first down play against St. Ignatius during the winning drive; a surprising 3rd & 30 first down play to help defeat St. Edward and a thrilling payback victory against arch-rival Canton McKinley.

Some memorable FIRST's were: the first Tiger team to play 15 games; the first Tiger team to beat St. Ignatius; the first Tiger team to win 13-games and the first Tiger coach to take his team to a State Championship game during his first season as head coach.

This 5-set DVD package contains plays-only versions of each Tiger game with radio broadcast audio calling the play-by-play action. This method of presentation makes it possible for all Tiger fans and high school football enthusiast to watch each play consecutively without interruption. Just think! 60-quarters of snap-after­snap action of a magical 15-game season from a 50 yard-line seat. It's yours for the price of $79.95.

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