Offseason Moves Sought for Cory High to Join District League
A local scribe urges Cory High to join the District 1 basketball league next season to balance schedules and ease travel. The piece notes potential additions of Benver and other schools, with emphasis on league parity and effects on rival programs. It also covers Army Navy football and bowl prospects, plus early basketball district schedules and local interest in tickets for professional games.
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Corry High
St Hort
Scotiely
Benvers
Ol City
Waren
Frankihy
Tibusville
Tom Woul
Orimye
Tete Felgeligs
Wermitianuc
Navy
Notre Dame
Great Lakes War m
Embaras Wrich
Southern Methodist- Tcu
SMU
California
Pacific Coast
UCLA
Alabama
USC Alabama
St. Mary's
Oklahoma
Aggies
Holy Cross
Miami
Louisiang State
Bele City
Warren's Dragons
Slyong
Besson
Joe Massa
Youngsville
Cleveland Muetpar
Beavers Open Season On Local Court Tuesday Night
Corry High School Beavers debut under new head coach withStretch McKinnay at center and Red Kearney as guard. Starting five features George Pheqr and Vincent Bell in the lineup, with Dywal Dykes at forward and Kennedy handling backcourt duties alongside Boucher or Clarke. Team aims to regain form as rivals Franklin and JamesTown visit later in the week.
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Corry Heh
Beavers
Ual Sulureayigh
Franti
Cayers
John Milanovich
Anit Crapite
Stirting Quates
Vincethard
McKinnay
Tepubu
George Phe
Seaver
Atublaj
Fis
Geach Milynoviel
Bos Firmeel
Walle Dywal Dykes
Edwend
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Fyat Mio
Slooeman
McRury
Kennedy
Boucher
Dick Clarke
Briony
Hava Velesuyents
Vincent Bell
Mike
Tush Stason
Ranald Peterson
Tim, Adams
Bob Hern
Don Shodgrass
Bill LeBeyrennel
al Liebau
Ford Small
Herb
Army Cadets Triumph Over Navy in 46th Intercollegiate Meet
Army dominated Navy 32 to 13 in the 46th annual Army Navy game as cadets set records and West Point seniors graduated in June. Key players Green Nemetz Pitzer Wallerhouse and Chabot completed their service, with Black facing replacements for the departing veterans.
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Army
WM Fmt
Phe
Navy Eit
Ty Lake
Troi
Ital
Jon Inne
Blanchard
Davis
Up Cartetsy
Cipeat Dales
Navy
Associated Press
Philadelphia
West Point
Ile Cindie Ir
Steing
Thie
Libre
West Poliversity
Gaptain
del Green
Lacile
al Nemetz
Dick Pitzer stillEs
Dick Wallerhouse
Tucker
Bob Chabot
Petin
Blatk
Neighborhood Sports Roundup From a Scrambled Page
Fragmented notes describe boxing and basketball chatter with a mix of names and places. Mentions include Army teams, heavyweight prospects, mid-Atlantic and New York venues, and college basketball at Allenheny College with unidentified stars and future invites to a ski event in Gulmaye Kashmir.
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New York
Wee
Jimmy Onnsm
Torte
Lee
Niel
Anton Dis
Wes Bulge
Servien Wouls
Magdstire
Siti
Josney
New Yorke
Malloy
Saud
Wan Heen
Bou Garin
Vanen
Allenheny College
Miradville
Soule juloreAible
Amcor van Adidiers Ig
sWland
Thai Mye
Gulmaye
Kashmir
Zere
Christ Mits
New York Giants Upset Eagles in Pro Grid Play
New York Giants upset Philadelphia in a pro grid contest as Washington, Boston and Detroit also posted victories. Giants topped the Eagles to threaten postseason positioning while other games affected Western and Eastern division standings.
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NEW York Giants
Eagles
Edskins
Steelers
Rams
Boston—Bears
Lions
New York
Ghenks
LE Say
Nowkuas Uf
Uni Wat
Giants
Philadelpha
Cleveland
Casio Divisias
Ligfore Yeyceetiay
West Starts Amateur Basketball League Amid War Winds
West begins a sweeping basketball program inviting nine teams from San Diego Byrnesville and Salt Lake City to join the Amateur Basketball League. Sponsored by Phillips Oilers and charity funds, teams will play a home and home schedule with top four entering a round robin in Denver for a charity event involving former college stars.
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Sale Lake City
Une West
San Dievo
Byrnesville
Ola
Inberea Iy
Crewe
Rartlesville
Juhural
Misagut Valley
Soipy
Ameriraiy League
Califorta
San Lue Angeles
Hollywood
San Frmenea
Sacramento
Phillips Oilers
Denver
Kansas City
Salt Lye City
Reseves
Evel Yams
Eharithie
Edie
I Moreh
Temms
AAU
Linke Lumselti
Jack McCraeken
Ras Bling
Do Shields
Jack Hupp
Jon Falconberry
Distincto Win Taster Company
Kulpmont Wins Easter Conference Title in 1946
Kilpmont clinched the Easter Conference by defeating Larksville 17 to 9 on Saturday, earning the northern division crown and forcing a southern division showdown. The Wildcats, led by standout players, completed a two year title streak and solidified their place atop the league standings.
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Kulpmont
seFeruser
Kilpmont
Larksville
Sammed
Winnie Ptrod
Srasun
Hornets Win Two Games on Home Ice
The Hornets earned two wins on their home ice, showing strong offense and defense. Despite chaotic and garbled extras, the main results highlight their success at home and potential for the Triiiapalls series.
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Hornets
Irregular Scores Highlight Weekend Sports Roundup
Irregular weekend results include Saturday 5-3 win for New Baya and 4-2 loss to Providence on Sunday. Indianapolis defeated St Louis while Buffalo showed mixed form with a 5-1 defeat. St Louis outclassed 4-1 on Sunday. IRUJANOWSKI leads New York scoring with 180 points in eight games, Trojanowski from Connecticut also noted.
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Indianapolis
St. Lous Tek
Ted Cleveland
Horchey
Buffalo
St. Louis
Irujanowski
New York
Phenae Hon
Walter Trojanowski
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