Two Scholastic Fives Face Tough Foes On Road Tonight
Corry High and St. Edward's basketball teams travel tonight for tough road tests. Corry faces veteran Liang Vincent five in Erie, while St. Edward's visits Bloomfield Township High to challenge a stronger foe after a .500 start. The Corry lineup features Merle Oltavay at center and Ronnie Rathbun at left forward with Chuck Jackson or Jim Reynolds as partner in the post. Guard duties go to Fred Jackson and Joe Darofall. St. Edward's defense and offense face a stern test as Crawford County’s team opens the season strong, while coach Batessi seeks to refine plays and defense. The Bloomfield game uses the same starting five as last Friday.
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Beavers
Erie
Liang Vincent
Irish Wood Machine
Bloomfield Township High
Joe Setcavare
Merle Oltavay
Ronnie Rathbun
Chuck Jackson
Jim Reynolds
Ottoway
Fred Jackson
Joe Darofall
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Darnofall
Hutch Uilding
Franc Boucher
Walcott
Dave Obtayva Clark
Blynt
Townville
Inc
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Boy Hand
Paul Jansen
Bill O'Brien
Joe Hand
Army Navy gridiron clash to draw 70,000 fans in Baltimore
Army expected to win as Cadets boast stronger offense and defense while Navy counters with a solid forward wall and reserves. Snow boosts deer hunters and season prospects rise as fans prepare for a busy slate including Notre Dame Great Lakes game and others.
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Bal- Umore
Navy
Wes Army
Ham Bamberg
Army
Major Minor League agreement extended in Durham report
A historic Major-Minor League pact in Durham extends for one year following the death of key official. The Nations Association of Professional Baseball/ League office stated the document remains in force beyond the scheduled term.
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Js Rasnatain
Durham
Langue —Beubatll
Kellesone Mountain
Landis
The
Nations Association of Professional Baseball Tearue
BU Juuoey
Lobe
Deer Season Opens in Pennsylvania With Bucks Only
Associated Press reports Pennsylvania's annual deer season began at 8 p m with game commission officials urging hunters to stalk deep woods and drive deer out. The season runs through December 26, and only bucks may be killed this year. the commission has ended a mandarin deer season in any section of the state.
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Toca
Gatland
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Associated Press
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Pennsylvania
Game Commission
Hornets fall as Pargetar launches Buffalo to win
George Pargetar of Buffalo powered the Bisons with five goals as they defeated the Providence Reds 7-5. Indianapolis Caps moved atop the Western division with a 2-0 win over St. Louis, while Harry Lumley earned his second shutout of the season in the marginless game. A fragmentary boxing-like report from Belleville and Newark lingers with partial results and names for a crowded night of action.
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George Pargetar
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Bisons
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Harry Lumley
Cleveland Gad
Hershey
Army Navy football through the years in Baltimore memory lane
Fragments recount the long Army and Navy gridiron rivalry from 1890 to 1939 with wins, losses, and notable events. The piece notes 1905 Roosevelt helped broker peace, 1911 naval aviation, 1920s golden era, and 1939-43 dominance trends, ending with a tease about the upcoming game in Baltimore to decide the better team.
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Reaty
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Japan
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West
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Trish Rose
John Dillinger
Cutter
Desse Gwerts Dirke
Edward
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Orson Wells
Mars
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All Star Basketball Tilt At Chicago Tonight
The fifth annual All-Star Basketball game features college stars facing the Fort Wayne Zollners at Chicago Stadium. The opener pairs Phillips 66 of Bartlesville Oklahoma AAU champions with Ambrose Legion of Denver, AAU runners up. A world wide broadcast will carry the Army Navy game with service personnel able to watch from any location. The broadcast starts at 1 45 p m.
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Zollners
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Ambrose Legion
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Baltimore
Army Navy clash forms vast spectacle in Baltimore
Baltimore crowds surge toward Municipal Stadium for the Army Navy game as the undefeated Army Cadets, winners of eight straight, are two to one favorites over Navy. Weather turns cold as both rosters feature veterans from last year’s 12-0 Navy win, with strong coaching quotes framing the showdown.
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Elviian
Jane
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Navy
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Mitchell
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Manila
Icmy
Tme
Maryland
Laurents
Army-Navy
Municipal Stadiun
West Point
Hob Jenkins
Oits
Hall
Staf
H. BH. Arnold
Army Air Forcees
Col
Earl
Golfers tour convalescent hospitals for wounded
A proposal to gather wheelchair golfers to tour convalescent hospitals for exhibitions of disabled players. The plan aligns with wartime welfare efforts to rehabilitate the wounded and provide golf at hospitals. Notables like Tommy McAuliffe and Jimmy Nichols could inspire injured veterans with demonstrations of skill and resilience.
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NW York
George Greensboro
Corcoran
Tommy McAuliffe
Jimmy Nichols
Frisco Open Tourney Draws Pros for $14 500 War Bonds
San Francisco hosts the 2 hole San Francisco Open with about 10 professional players. Slumming Sam Snead is a favorite to win the event, joined by defending champion Byron Nelson and Harold McSpaden. Other contenders include Craig Wood Mike Turnesa and Willie Goggin, all aiming for Hirsh money.
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Sam Snead
Hoh Springs
Bui
Byron Neon
Harold McSpaden
Philadelphia
Craig Wood
Portland
Mike Turnesa
New York
Snead
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