Wild Roundup Of High School Coaches And Football News
In a broad sports roundup from New York Aug 6 many mentions cover a dearth of coaches in Oklahoma and Texas amid SHAA manual efforts for women coaches. Notes include a wild rabbit catch by Arizona outfielder George Genung, a nostalgic Cardinals-Dodgers line on 1980, and summer plans for Nebraska football camp with secret practices.
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George Genung
Arizona
el Centra Dons
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Corry Merchants Drop Three At Wattsburg
Corry Merchants were upset 9 inning 87 at Wattsburg as Burgers rallied with two final frames. Eerie errors hampered Corry. Undereiner misfired but support faltered. Merchants face Forge Works in Titusville Friday at 6 30 p.m. Next week Wattsburg hosts pair with Aero Office, under lights.
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Undereiner
Merchants
Titusville
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Field Meet Tickets On Sale For September 6
The Corry Rod and Gun Club advanced plans for the eighth annual Field Meet set for Sunday September 6 at the Skeet Range on Lind sey Hollow Road. Tickets for the prize drawing have been issued to members and 25 cent gate admission will fund door prizes. An ox roast refreshments bingo and concession stands will run all day. Dr Hatch of Titusville spoke on old guns including Palm and Cane guns from Civil War era and offered a gun history lecture.
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Army Pressman Surrounded by All America Grid Stars
In New Haven on August 5, First Lieutenant Harold R. Freckleton, once a Connecticut student reporter, serves as press agent and public relations officer for the eastern All-Army football squad under coach Colonel Bob Neyland. Freckleton, 31, blends journalism roots with a deep Army football role as the team gathers for practice.
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Preck
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Breck
Corry-Damestown Cubs Take Two in Doubleheader
The Corry-Damestown team defeated Tifoco 10 to 5 in game one and beat the Ramblers 10 to 7 in game two. Bogert and Stroup produced the battery for the Cad in both games, with McMingle and Hawi opposing in game one and Marsh and Phillips for the Ramblers in game two.
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Pitching stars as 5 of 7 games end in shutouts
Yesterday's major league slate produced five shutouts in seven games with dominant pitching. Max Macon tossed a two hit complete game for Brooklyn over the Giants 4–0, Beazley and Villillon each hurled three hitters to 3–0 and 7–0 victories, while Newhouser lost 1–0 on a steal. Cubs, Tigers, Reds, Phillies, and White Sox all failed to score.
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Associated! Press
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Tex) Villiaon
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Don Kalloway Stele
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Detroit Tigers
Baseball Standings and Results Highlighted in League Almanac
In the American League New York leads with a .860 pace while Boston and Detroit trail. Cleveland and St Louis hover around .500 as Chicago and Washington press for playoff spots. Yesterday’s MLB games saw Detroit beat Chicago 6 to 1 and Cleveland top St Louis 8 to 7, with others postponed or moved. In the National League St Louis and Cincinnati contend near .600, while Brooklyn and New York split results. Yesterday’s stories spot Max Macon and Tex Hughson as standout pitchers. Gridiron news reports Stanford football losses and local aviation tragedies among former players.
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Stolz Eyes Lightweight Title Shot in Stolz Wright Bout
Newark's Allie Stolz meets Chalky Wright at Madison Square Garden in a featherweight title bid that NBC says could move Stolz toward a shot at the 135 pound crown. Wright defends the 126 pound title against Charley Constantino on September 25, and the NYSAC recognizes the Wright title while the NBA does not.
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Lalu) Constantino
Acme Golden Dog Food Sugar Stamp Notice
Public notice urges residents to bring sugar stamps to Acme Golden for family food support and related needs. Local page ad highlights aid with food requirements and household allowances during a period of rationing.
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