Guests: Mike Hersherger, Tim Triner & Ron Lemmo

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Garry Meeks

The Time machine takes a look at the career of pro baseball players Mike Hershberger and Tim Triner. Triner had a healthy minor league career and Hershberger was an outfielder for the Chicago White Sox.

Mike Hershberger

Guests: Mike Barr & Jim Thomas

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Mark Milano

We split the Time Machine into 2 thirty minute segments to feature 2 athletes than made it professionally from Canton. Jim Thomas as a tennis player from Central Catholic and Mike Barr as a basketball player from Lehman.

Mike Barr

Guests: Henry Armstead, Dave Seffans & Carl Davidson

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Garry Meeks

Three long time Stark County referees (Carl Davidson, Dave Seffens and Henry Armstead) tell stories stories and talk about the relationships they’ve made through officiating.

Guests: Hal Smith & Lee Sommers

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Mark Milano

The Sports Time Machine welcomes Coach Hal Smith to examine the great years of basketball in Malone’s history.

Hal Smith

Guests: Bill Eddins, Rich Milligan, Lee Sommers & Steve Warren

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Mark Milano

1970s Canton Lehman basketball coach Don Eddins is celebrated this hour as we’re joined in the time machine by his son, Coach Bill Eddins, who, along with Lee Sommers (one of Eddin’s JV coaches at Lehman) and two of his former players (Rich Milligan and Steve Watson), discuss his amazing coaching accomplishments at both Canton Lehman and North Canton Hoover.

Don Eddins

Guests: Bill Eddins, Chad Spurgeon & Rich Hart

Guests: Larry Hackenberg & Mark Milano

We find out what it takes to go 20-0 through a high school basketball season. Stark County coaches Rich Hart (Minerva), Chad Spurgeon (East Canton) and Bill Eddins (Louisville) chronicle their undefeated regular seasons.

Bill Eddins, Chad Spurgeon & Rich Hart

Larry Hackenberg, Bill Eddins, Chad Spurgeon & Rich Hart

Guests: Chad Spurgeon, Matt Hackenberg & Larry Wilson

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Mark Milano

Chad Spurgeon talks about his quest for East Canton’s first 20-0 basketball team.

Guests: Mike Gallina & Scott Gephart

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Mark Milano

An educator and an administrator tell us about the role sports played in their life development and career choice.

Larry Hackenberg & Scott Gephart

Guests: Kosta Koufos, Father Dan Rogich & Luke Witte

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Mark Milano

Former Marlington star Luke Witte talks about his high school career and how faith has played a part in his personal development. We revisit the infamous fight between Minnesota and Ohio State and talk about the effect it played in his life. Also, Father Dan Rogich shares with us about his spiritual journey. GlenOak’s Kosta Koufos calls in to share the impact Father Rogich had on him as a mentor.

Guests: Jon Ash, Bob DeLap & Ken Newlon

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Mark Milano

The coaches and a few of the players help us tell the stories of a few memorable games that took place between McKinley and Canton South in the early 80s. A few of the featured games include the 5 overtime game of 1980-81 and the “Slip and Slide” game of 1979-80.

Ken Newlon & Larry Hackenberg

Guests: Dr. Peter Ferguson, Ron Lemmo & Jerome Pruett

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Mark Milano

The Time Machine tries to re-create the scene of the Canton’s old Class A Baseball League. Closely followed by the local papers, The Class A League is where the best baseball players of the area played ball.

Mark Milano, Jerome Pruett, Ron Lemmo & Larry Hackenberg,

John Dickerson & Ken Newlon

Guests: John Dickerson, Billy Johnson & Ken Newlon

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Mark Milano

Magic was in the air whenever the 4 city schools would get together in a basketball double header. We recreate the memories in this hour long program.

Guests: Tony Donnelly, Steve Milano & Jack Rose

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Mark Milano

The kicker, the star lineman and an assistant coach help us tell the story of the the 1974 St. Thomas Aquinas Football Team that was runner-up for the football state championship.

Tony Donnelly & Larry Hackenberg