Dudley Quits Pro Football After Philly Beating
The Pittsburgh Steelers star Bill Dudley, a former Virginia University back and All-America, announced retirement from pro football after a Sunday collision with the Philadelphia Eagles. Despite strong skills and league leadership in multiple facets, Dudley cited the physical toll and ongoing pounding as infeasible for continued play.
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Tidioute Opens 1940-47 Campaign With Early Home Opponent
Tidioute High meets Bowery Dribblers tonight at the junior high for the 1940 47 basketball season opener. Jayvee before varsity, Coxeh Milanovich drills 11 game grind heading to late February round robin with Erie schools Mill Creek for Class A Erie city title. Starting lineup includes Bugbee Frisina Geertson Wilson and Dykes, Morvan injured, Sturdevant and Hughes listed added to the roster.
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Linn's Regain First Place In Clymer League
Linn's moved back into first place in the Clymer Bowling League last evening sweeping three games from the GLE keglers while Jim's Keystones dropped two games and total pinfall to Clymer Bag. Standings show Linn's 36 12, King's Keystones a 14, Conservation, Bag 22, GLF and Legion. The Bag Company pins spilled 745, 761 and 805 while Jim's Keystones posted 703, 774 and 828. FP Morrison had 606 on 156, 244, 206. Letcher 120, 168 and 227 for Lin's, while GLP 656, 741 and 687. R Smith topped Teague Tenders with 155, 163, 185. Page and R Babcock fired 142 averages for the opposition. Conservation and Legion posted varied scores, with Grayiikke 188, 169, 165 for Conservation and A Wussink 121, 116, 184 for the Legion, as Warren county bowls season prospects begin to show. A six piece band under Lymn Rive will play at the game.
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Notre Dame Named Football Team of the Year for 1946
The Associated Press poll crowns Notre Dame the top college football team for 1946 ending Army’s three year run. Georgia and UCLA follow, with Michigan and North Carolina also finishing high, as bowl bids loom for New Year’s Day matchups.
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Two Deer Hunters Die On Opening Day Deer Season
Harrisburg December 3 Two hunters died on the opening day of deer season. Donald Snow 26 Uniontown was shot by a companion who mistook him for a deer. Wizard J Beenwert Uniontown reported seeing Snow’s gun move and fired, killing him. Browzowski Jr 74 Edwardsville died after a self discharged bullet struck him. Ritchey 40 Swissvale died in a car crash. Holland 19 North Braddock was seriously injured in a crash near Greensburg. College basketball scores follow.
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Minors to Block Major Expansion Across Leagues
President Clarence Rowland of the Pacific Coast League announced at the winter meeting that minor leagues will back a movement to block major league expansion into minor league territory. The plan calls for amending the major minor agreement to prevent majors from taking over franchises in any league. Jean Lind, on the minor leagues executive committee, spoke as over 1,000 baseball men began the second day of sessions.
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Bulger Lowe trophy to honor outstanding player
The Bulger Lowe trophy will be awarded at the Grigiron Club dinner at Hotel Tenox for the season’s top football player. The award honors Arlington native Gaoce Lowe, who played at Philips Exeter and Lafayette, then served in World War I and died eight years ago.
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