Guests: John Muhlbach, Ted Provost, Jim Roman & Mark Stier
Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Billy Johnson
The Time Machine travels back to 1968 to take a look at Ohio State’s National Championship. The undefeated season saw the Buckeyes dominate Michigan and have a come back win in the Rose Bowl over USC.
Matt Hackenberg, John Muhlbach, Stephon King & Billy Johnson
Guests: Dan Brooks, John Muhlbach, Jim Roman & Nick Vrotsos
Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Billy Johnson
With participants from each side, this week’s Time Machine episode focuses in on one game from the 1964 football season – The McKinley-Massillon game. The ’64 game was a special contest because McKinley was ranked #1 in the state and Massillon was ranked #2.
Dan Brooks, Larry Hackenberg, Jim Roman, Billy Johnson & John Muhlbach
Guests: Roger Bettis, John Muhlbach & Jack Youngblood
Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Mark Milano
We examine the Pro Football Hall of Fame through the eyes of two board members (Bettis and Muhlbach) and one enshrinee (Youngblood).
Larry Hackenberg, Roger Bettis, John Muhlbach & Mark Milano
Guests: Jim Osborn & Todd Osborn
Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Billy Johnson
Two generations of Osborns share about their experiences playing hoops in Stark County.
Todd Osborn, Jim Osborn, Larry Hackenberg & Billy Johnson
Jim Osborn, Larry Hackenberg & Todd Osborn
Guest: Dean Chance
Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Randy Montgomery
The flame throwing righty from Wooster, Ohio sits down with Hollywood Hackenberg to talk MLB baseball. They discuss his Cy Young Award, his shutouts and his travels through the majors.
Larry Hackenberg, Dean Chance & Randy Montgomery
Guest: Randy Montgomery
Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Billy Johnson
From Walsh College to Triway to North Canton Hoover, Randy Montgomery chronicles his life and his path to his 500 wins as a high school basketball coach.
Matt Hackenberg, Randy Montgomery, Larry Hackenberg & Billy Johnson
Guests: Brock Herring, John Muhlbach, Nick Pribich & Nick Vrotsos
Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Billy Johnson
We go back in time to relive the special memories of Massillon’s state championship season of 1964. Four players from the team help tell the story, including the #1 ranked Pups fell to the #2 ranked Tigers in the annual McKinley-Massillon game.
Billy Johnson, Brock Herring, Nick Pribich, Nick Vrotsos, John Muhlbach & Larry Hackenberg
Guests: Don Del Corso, Mario Dematteis, Leroy Thompson & Pete Tirabassi
Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Andy Marko
Waynesburg, a forerunner to what is now Sandy Valley, had an impressive run of athletes near the middle of the 29th century. We document the three-year run during the 1950s when the Mohawks were 39-0 in league play. We also tell stories about the Mohawk teams that went to the state tournament in 1934, 1943, 1946, 1950 and 1951.
Guests: Tom Crank & Jeff Hite
Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Mark Milano
We talk about Canton’s thriving Class A Baseball League of the past. Two former stars of the league help us tell the story.
Guest: Billy Johnson
Host: Larry Hackenberg
Get to know Billy “Billy J” Johnson, the Time Machine’s resident comedian. He’s got plenty of stories from Lincoln High School and Youngstown State, including anecdotes about his legendary coaches – Ken Newlon and Dom Rosselli. Billy also shares about his passion for motorcycles, his invention of the Wheel Easy, writing comedy for John Lanigan and his times at the Canton Rec Department.
Billy Johnson
Guests: Sam Bourquin, Doug Miller & Tim Miller
Hosts: Bob DeLap, Larry Hackenberg & Mark Milano
The Time Machine takes a long look at the histories of the Central Catholic and Canton South baseball programs through the long standing coaches from each school.
Doug Miller, Mark Milano, Bob DeLap & Tim Miller
Guests: Matt Pendleton, Elmer Schuetz & Tom Walters
Host: Larry Hackenberg
We tell the story of two friends and their time as coaches in 2 different Stark County football programs.
Elmer Schuetz, Matt Hackenberg & Matt Pendleton
Guests: Matt Miglich, Chad Spurgeon & Larry Wilson
Host: Larry Hackenberg & Mark Milano
Perry dominated the Federal League for a stretch of years due to the intense coaching of Larry Wilson and a talented class of players like Chip Hare and Chad Spurgeon. The Time Machine documents Perry’s run of domination with the coach and couple players from the successful seasons.
Larry Hackenberg, Mark Milano, Larry Wilson, Chad Spurgeon & Matt Miglich
