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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1946
Page
7
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Coach Lytle announced that 40 to 50 prospective players will report for physicals Friday at 1 30 PM from the Vocational building, with first practice Monday at 9 AM. Juniors and seniors receive equipment after exams, sophomores later, freshmen may also get gear. Morning drills run 6 to 11 and 2 to 4, with calisthenics and early contact work planned. The 1995 backfield was wiped out by redialion. three weeks of conditioning precede the trip to Union City on September 7 for the season opener.
The Cleveland Browns loom as strong favorites in the upcoming All-America Football Conference season. Coach Paul Brown’s stellar staff, with stars like Gene Votke, Al Akins, Bob Steuber, and Edger Jones, headlines a deep lineup as the league prepares to launch next month.
AP News highlights Leo Durocher’s leadership of the Brooklyn Dodgers with Chuck Dressen and Red Corriden guiding on the bench. The piece notes Durocher’s shifting strategies, Walker’s clutch hitting, and Branch Rickey’s youth rebuilding as Brooklyn aims to close the gap with the Cardinals and push toward a World Series.
In Cleveland the Women’s Western Amateur headlines a second round match between Louise Suggs of Lithia Springs and Dorothy Germain. Suggs carries six major titles this season while Germain, from Richmond Indiana, is known for her late 1940s form and recent semi final run.
In Brighton England Freddie Mills 17 knocked out John Nilsson Swedish 175 in a non title bout. In Wilmington Bobby Woods 14 from Baltimore knocked out Bobby Liftwood 128 from Chester Pa in another bout.
The Sailors beat Oil City 6-2 in a Middle Atlantic League game, securing their 21st win of the season and their fourth straight victory in 13 meetings with Oil City. The contest featured a late ninth inning surge, a mound duel between Pete Scowalchyk and Charlie Doleshatr, and included Johnstown’s 11-0 rout of Niagara Falls.
The record recounts scores with Dave Ferriss leading the Red Sox past the Athletics 20th win for Ferriss while Chicago White Sox edged Philadelphia and Cleveland’s competition, plus Pirates and Dodgers results. It notes rain postponements and a close chase for sixth place in the standings with multiple teams and players named.
Spectacular play highlighted by Jamestown centerfield George Lerehen who drove in runs as the Falcons beat Bradford Blue 5 to 3. Other games saw Burgina Wnounded Hor nell lose 8 to 1, Lockport win 15 to 5, and Welchifle top Hamillosy 4 to 0 in 10 innings.
Yesterday and today's results across National League American League and Mid Atlantic League feature scores like Boston 7 Philadelphia 5 and Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 2. Detroit 1 Cleveland 0 with rain delays in New York and Brooklyn games. Multiple matchups and standings noted with several weather interruptions.
The overage serenan team edged Spartansburg 7-6 on Spartansburg field after a three run rally in top of seventh. Key players include Marsh, Jansen, Newman, Dyzynic and Tillotson for Spartansburg while Willie Russet of Columbus subdued Chuck Hirst in a high tension finish.
Associated Press reports Aug 14 from Atlanta that Georgia Tech faces heated resistance over season ticket seating. Officials fear threats of force to secure better seats as undergraduates debate allocation from 40 yard line to end zone and bleachers behind goal posts. Business manager Charles Griffin cites heavy enrollment doubling last year as justification for the arrangement.
Beaver Club launched a fund drive among local merchants aiming to raise 500 dollars to start the Junior High sports program. Money would buy football equipment for about 40 1960s boys at the sub-high school, with remaining funds supporting St Edward's Rich basketball program. leaders include William Aufiropulos and other city sports supporters, who opened with a top hundred dollar gift and hope for rapid machine public support.
The local fraternity names Jersey Joe Walcott a 5 to 13 favorite over Tampa's Tommy Gomez in a ten round fight at Madison Square Garden Friday night. Matchmaker Net Rogers predicts about 10 000 fans will attend. The winner could challenge Joe Louis for the title next spring after Louis fights Mauriello later this year.
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