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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1943
Page
7
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Eck Boag, St Edwards coach, gears up for the Beavers and future Lakemen games as Corry and Union City loom. The Rockets own a 32-28 edge in the series, with Corry last winning in 1940 and Corry suffering a 26-21 loss in 1929 at halftime. The Cardinals suffer wartime roster reductions as Walker and Brodie join the service, threatening St Louis' pennant hopes next season.
A correction notes that the leading team dropped a match in the Auto Ladies League after a misrecorded score altered the tally. The error involved scoring at the bowling alleys and affected the league standing, reducing the number of games to two instead of three.
St Edward's Shamrocks meet Corry High Beavers in the city scholastic basketball semifinal tonight at 8 15 p m The Beavers won 26 23 over Spartansburg while Shamrocks edged Townville and St Josephs in recent games Home court gives the Beavers the edge. Boag's squad relies on offense and speed as both teams seek top form for the clash
A group of twenty to thirty boys modernizes sharpened aim at Corry Rod and Gun Club during early evenings with adult guidance. Twenty-two young women form a second group and may join next week. Ammunition is sold at low prices. practice ends by 9 26 to respect curfew.
Texas high school standout George Walmsley of the Goose Creek Gantlers dazzles in his debut at age 14. He scores three touchdowns in 90 seconds and adds two more as his team dominates in a 1840 era gridiron showcase.
Notre Dame, top football team of the season, placed two players on the first team and two on the second. Navy V-12 members and other service players populate the selections as AP editors name the 19th annual College All-America squad led by backs Odell and Miller and ends Parker and Heywood.
The article notes Bill Paschal, a 204-pound rookie fullback, chasing the NFL rushing title as he needs 92 yards to surpass 188 for the season after a strong game against Washington. Giants skipper Steve Owen pushes Paschal to finish strong for the championship bid.
Harrisburg reports the final batch of 50 000 antlerless deer licenses is selling fast as hunters rush to beat deadlines. Commission Director Seth Gordon cites last minute delays and weather as factors driving demand and warns many hunters may miss chances. Some regions report quotas exhausted and statewide bag targets at risk.
The 1943 AP College All-America picks name 12 from the east and four regions with Stal White praised as the top lineman. Notable players include George Connor of Holy Cross, Angelo Bertelli of Notre Dame, and Bobby Odell of Penn State, among others from Navy V-12 and Army teams.
A tight Ladies A League contest persisted with teams like Rexall Drug Wilcox Grocers and Wing Will battling for top spots. Mildred Haene led scorers with 11 157 and 183 as Grocers and others posted solid averages. contenders swapped pins and high scores in a vibrant midweek match.
A disjointed roundup covers various sports blurbs. It mentions Ray football at Amiipoelis and notes on college soccer, high school track, and bowling results with scattered names and places, including Los Angeles and New York writers.
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