Corry Coach Tinson Accepts Dupont Manual Post
John Tinson resigns as athletic director and head football coach at Corry High School to accept a coaching position at Dupont Manual High School in Louisville. Steubenville offer reportedly omitted, while Brad Jones also resigns as athletic director. Officials must fill athletic director and football and basketball coaching roles before the 1845 46 term begins.
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Steubenville
DuPont Manual—Local Board
John Tinson
Corry High School
Louisville
Dupont Maud High School
Corry
Dupont
Pinson
Dupont Manual
Tinson
Oni
Tms
Mant
Pla
Atelanta
Chattanooga
Vonn
New Orleans
Imn
Toledo
O. Lexington
Brad Jones
Georgetown University
Foatball Ang
Beaver Booster Club Supports Local School Sports
Beaver Booster Club has contributed about 16 months of aid to local scholastic athletics with $125 for an athlete directive program. To date $1142 has funded playing equipment, bankers and medals, and rule books for junior high and softball, track, and minor sports, aiding dozens of students this spring. The Brooklyn Tigers merger with the Boston Yanks clears up team placement, with Yankee Stadium usage limited by territorial rights and one home game at the Stadium against the New York Giants. Herb Kopf to coach the combined eleven. past mergers with Pittsburgh fared poorly. The 1944 Sporting News Baseball Guide debuts with major minor league stats, team pictures, park diagrams, and Kenesaw Mountain Landis life story. Detroit Red Wings seek remedies against Toronto’s defense. Leafs’ cautious play draws boos while Wings chase revival on foreign ice.
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Hias Hos
Leo Harkins
Figh
Directve Migs
Harkins
Brooklyn Tigers
Boston Yanks
Tigers
Brooklyneam
Go Iy
Hubbty
Dan Topping
Yankee Stadium
Giants
New York
Philadelphia
Earles, and Mintus
Chicago Cardinals
Bye Sesson
The
Sporting News
Cooperstown Hall of Pure
Jack Adams
Detroit Red Wings
Toronto
Wings
Adams
Maple Leafs
Boston Bruins
Detroit
Asveriale Press
the &T Scily Browns
Loris
Red Birds
George Me
Quin
Mike Reevieh
Denny Gatehouse
Akron
York Yankees
Larry MacPain
Tem
Hiumph
Prenton
Teenlox
Joe Riley
Setlug
Coveu
Ernie Bonin
Wally Masts
Larmy
Boston Red Sox
Rex Cecill
Wil
Ghieano
Ilisbingh
Rewuinrs
Eyeond Feam
Hy Elliott
Tivets Mul Mewhouger
White “Saxe
Elahl
Hoste Bisves
Auwin
Phil
Develand Thoinns
Atk
Ivolving Indians
Helder
Jeit Heath
Tiger Catche
Bob Swift
Tribels
Roger Peskinpaugh
Cincinnati Reds
Joe Nuxhall
Syracuse
Russ Kerns
Brooklyn Dodger
Woilid
Cleveland Barons Win Calder Cup in Seven Game Series
The Cleveland Barons clinched the American Hockey League title by defeating the Hershey Bears 4 6 in the sixth game of the best of seven, capturing the Calder Cup after a tight series that saw the Barons win three straight to seal the championship. Buffalo previously held the title.
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Lavel and
Barons
Hershey Bears
Buffalo
Tle
Hershey
Cleve
Janes
Bank Wins Elks Bowling Crown in Close Season
The Citizens Bank captured the Elks League bowling title, edging Christensen Motor by two games as City Market and Rexall Drugs fought for third and fourth. The season closed with standings: Bank 59-26, Christensen 33-98, Rexall 40, Hammond Elevator 41. Elks Keglers eye Head-Pin tourney next Tuesday with a banquet Thursday, inviting all bowlers to sign up with Harry Powers or Melvin Cobbett.
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Weague Stason
Citizens Bank
Chamisns
Christenven Motors
Markt Keelers
Christensen
Rexall Drugs
Hammond Elevator
Elks
Watt
Lu Iene Bank
Christensen Motor
City Market
Rexall, Drugs
Hammond
Ware
Wilcox Grocers
Steens’ Cleaners
Binney Spreaman
Harry Powers
Melvin Cobbett
Pro football bosses debate college protests and draft woes
New York reports the NFL owners review a committee to handle college protests as players return after the war. They warn of potential clashes when veterans with college eligibility seek to rejoin teams and face colleges demanding their athletes back. The roundtable includes a neutral to mediate and determine each player's path.
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New York
Uen
Mabel Shoppe Wins Key Crown By Five Games
The Ladies A League bowling season ended with Mabel Shoppe clinching the championship by five games over Marty's Tavern. Wilcox Grocers swept Steens Cleaners for third, while Raymonds AL upset Wing-Wills in two. Helen Van Dresar led Mabel Shoppe with scores of 168 162 166, Rosa Baker added 178 162 131, and Mary Orn led Wing-Will with 173 158 125 as final standings show Mabel Shoppe 52 38 and Marty's Tavern 47 42.
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Mabel Shoppe
Alveguine
Marty's Tavern
Changps
Wilcox Grocers
Steens
Raymond Lassies
Wing-Will In & Pa Ladies
Wilco Grocers
Steens Cleaners
Raymonds AL
Tad
Helen van Dresar
Rosa Baker
Four Georgetown football players dead in tragedy during Sugar Bowl bid loss
Washington reports four members of Georgetown University’s football squad have died in an incident tied to a game that ended 19-18 against Boston College, which had earned a Sugar Bowl bid for the winner. The team’s Ed Agnew and others are named among the casualties. War Department notes Agnew, an Air Intelligence staffer, died over Luzon in March. Additional listed players Bob Duffy and Johnny Barrett are also reported dead.
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Nonmcuien
Washington
Georgetown University
Boston Gollene
Swinner
Ed Agnew
Walthees
War Department
Agnew
Air Intelligence
Luzon
Atomibeus
Spain
Bloais
Bob Duffy
Johnny Barett
Hoppe Extends Lead in Billiard Cross Country Title
In Chicago Hopp e, world three cushion billiard champion, widened his edge over Willie Hope and Jay as action moved into the 39th block of the cross country title notch. Hoppe edged Cochran 60 to 59 in their first match yesterday afternoon in 46 innings, then beat the former champion again last night in New York, 33 to 38 innings, extending his hold on the crown.
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Werner Cochran
Willie Hope
Jay
Hoppe
Awit
Cochran
New York
Three Years Entered At Perm Relays Carnival
Arch ie Haln coach of Virginia track lists three Caykey relay teams for the annual Perm relays carnival set for April 27 28 carnival director H Jamison Swarns announced yesterday Leo Crowe Central Catholic High School coach received three hundred dollar war bonds and a gold watch at a testimonial dinner for his team members who also got gold watches in Allentown Pa Irish Jimmy Mulligan boxed at 168 lbs in Boston and Roy Crews 15314 lbs won on points in Youngstown Ohio plus other boxing results from Hartford and surrounding cities
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Philadelphia
Archie Haln
University of Virginia
H. Jamison Swarns
Allentown
Leo, Crowe
Central Catholic
Vikings
Jersey
Jimmy Mulligan
Boston
Bob Wade
Newari
Jot Gertoyese
Toronto
Lyn Puig
New York
Hartford
Conn
Judy Richardson
Charley
Andy Berton
Pittsburgh
Ray Nulph
Ewoor City
Billy Stellen
Browns Score Second Victory Over Cardinals
Browns continue strong World Series form with homers by George McQuinn and Mike Rehberg support as Denny Gatehouse plans induction. Yankees suffer mixed results with various injuries and roster moves. other leagues report sparingly on spring camp notes and trades as teams prepare for the season.
Cubs Set For Vigorously Improved 1944 Team
Chicago Cubs appear poised for a stronger season with manager Ollie Gelman guiding a mix of veteran stars and promising youngsters. The article notes Mickey Lavine, Linike, and Teena among key names and hints at changes to strengthen the pitching and fielding for the National League title chase.
Cubs Exibit Showdown Sparks Scribbled Benches
The Cubs exhibit a chaotic spring display as players trade boasts and praise. Grimms, Rei Smith, Cagwetta, Chipmal, Van Hack and others recount energy, running drills, and expected roles. Tim Thee, Laskey Red, and Steve Owen join in a lively, informal session at Bear Mountain New York with Montreal slated.
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Cubs
Royal
Tyink Rei Smitth
Guy
Phil Cagwretta
Piper
Bob Chipmal
Big Red
Mike
Tim
Laskey
Je Weed
Cissellae
Steve Owen
Softball Meeting Set For April 18
The Softball League schedules a meeting for April 18 to discuss a four team circuit and upcoming live events. All interested clubs Corry Tamestown Aja Tvon Works urged to attend. organizers plan preparations and final lineup.
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Chy Wuilaine
Pleinel
Ns Monds
Corry
Tamestown
Aja Tvon
Tie Sensai
Corry High School English Relay Team Plans
Cory High School will form a mile relay team for the spring season under coach Harkins. The squad, featuring Gene Graham Chuck Jack and Kim Reynolds, aims to compete against Erlesehooks Meadville and other district rivals in dual meets and the District 19 meet.
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Cory High School
Isis
Belgrade
Lie Harkins
Gene Graham
Chuck Jack
Kim Reynolds
Harkins
Erlesehooks
Mead—ville
Witteh
Yesterday's Ball Scores Mixed Results Across Teams
A jumble of scores lists Boston 14 to 15 with New York and Philadelphia, plus games involving St Louis and Brooklyn. The fragmentary sheet includes Montreal and Chicago matchups and a note about Bainbridge Naval and Waslingport, with incomplete entries for Ontario and Cincinnati.
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Boston
New York
Trenton
Ine Tate
Toronto
Philadelphia
Louis A
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Montreal
A. Deltol
Chicago
Bainbridge Naval
Waslingport
Cinginush
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Red Gebhard
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Atta
Wing- Willi
Grovers
Springmaters
Oonosittorr
Mary Orn Hed
Nellie Messenger
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Cardinals
Yanks
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Indians
Chicago Cubs
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Linike Ao
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Pielung
Bairnfield
Oiefield
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