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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1944
Page
7
Beavers Invade Franklin Irish at Kanty Prep Tonight
Corry’s two scholastic basketball teams hit the road for tests this evening. Beavers travel to Franklin and St. Edward’s eyes Kanty Prep at Havie. Beavers suffer loss of Rouple Rathbun while St. Edward’s aims to raise its record to .800. Coach Treadwell reshapes lineup with Harley Lyttle, Bob Cooley, Charles Stumpf, Wheeling and Jack Phillips guiding the Beavers while Kanty Prep’s veteran Polish five is favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Beavers
Franklin
St. Edward's
Hvie
Kanty Prep
Nursery Five
Ea Treadwell
Brookville
Rouple Rathbun
Merchant Marine
Jib Setenyage
Jamestown
Joe Dubnofall
Reynolds
Merle Ottaway
Fred Jackson
Chuck Jackson
Ed ‘Treadwell
Harley Lyttle
Bob Cooley
Charles Stumpf
Wheeling
Jack Phillips
Letcavage
Hatch
Bavess
Tias
Flat Department Maintains Lead In Raymond Loop
The Flat Department led the Raymond Bowling League with a forfeit win over the Office. Inspectors won two from the Machinists while the Automatics beat the Small Order alleymen. Pete Dubrosky scored 108 with 65 and 314, Drake added 162 194 and 171, and Karl Dimmick led the Small Order with 147s. Standings unavailable. updates promised next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Pete Dubrosky
Drake
Carl Costes
Karl Dimmick
Briday
Blanchard and Davis Win Spots in Buckfield
Buckeye standouts Blanchard and Davis earn spots on the 1944 All-America team as Navy and Marine programs decline in national gridiron power. Dori Whitmire shines among line performers. Ohio State and Army pace selections in the AP 20th All-America lineup released today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard
Davis
Buckfield
AP All America Team for 1944 selections
The 1944 AP All America list features Georgia Tech Georgia Tech's Tinsley and Ohio State's Horvath in backfield roles, Army anchors Glenn Davis and Felix Blanchard, and Navy and Texas names amid a 33 player squad. The east dominates with nine picks, Army leading the way, while Ohio State and Navy place multiple stars on second and third teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phullin Tinsley
Georgia
Tyro
Sleven
Notre Dame
Army
Othe Badliela
Ohio State
Ges Horvath
Fiet Glenn Davis
Felit Blanchard
Bil Hackett
Horvath
Navy
Anchapelis
Midwest
Blanchard
Davis
Bob Ferlimore
Oklahoma Aggies
Norman Naval Air Base
Phill ‘Tinsley
Georgia Tech
Hubert Bechtel
University of Texas
Giotta
Na‘vy
Don Whitmire
Southern California
John Ferraro
Heckett
Ciard
Hamilton J. Nichols
Rice
Caleb van
Tex) Warrington
Auburn
Weilth
Ateab
Blanchird
Fenimore
Hob Jenkins
Tom
Shorty) McWilliams
Mississippi State
Tie South
Purdtue
Boris
Babe) Dimanchert
Claude
Young
Nation
Tiinion
Bob
Heebrvail
Eres
Steene Wiltely
Ghio State
Trestuesn
Fopetnry Wien
Thie Reebeeyra
TWO ERIE BOYS MAKE AP ALL SCHOLASTIC ELEVEN
Harrisburg December 8 report lists young 18 year old stars in the 1944 all state scholastic football team led by Gordon Bossons of Allentown and William Rogers of State College High. The first team includes J Mahoney Cathedral Prep Erie and George Rote John Harris High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drlo Robertson
Associated Press
New York
Navy
Marine
Oho State
United States Military Academy
Alabama
Stanford
Minnesota
Tom Silys
Harrisburg
Pennsylanian
Robert Bobby" Bassons
Allentown
Bassons
Lastice
Jerry Deleski
Hanover Township
Delesk
Olds
Eddie
Bloomsburg State Teachers
Pacific
Switt
Air Corps
Bossons
William Rogers
James Mahoney
Cathedral Prep Ab Erie
Rogers
Bob Higgins
Penn State College
Indiana
Davis
Los Angeles
Army
Academy
Blanchard
Fleet Army
North Carolina
West Point
Army Air Corps
T Lafayette
Bishopville, S.C
Fenimore
Wooward
Oklahoma
Whitmire
Ferrara
Trojan
California
Wéhool-Voy
Mahoney
Pennsylvania
Eeie
William Weigand
Altoona High
Charles
Chuck” Hagmann
Erie Academy
Weigand
Ralph
Altoona Catholic
Altoona
Williamsport
Leon Presto
Ellwood City
Robert Metz
Huntingdon High
Yeoman
Met
Burt Sutton
Brownsville High Fillbalk
All- Monagshela
George Rote
John Harris High
Edward Wouniak
Portage Township
Fred Sherman
Attoons
Leon Presth
Eilwood City
J. Mahoney
Cathedral Prep
L. R. Bossons
Allentown High
W. Rogers
State Colege High
Magntann
R. Metz
Huntingdon
John Harris
Qu F. Sherman
Woaniak
Sutton
Brownsville
Nelson Leads Miami Open After Subpar Round One
Tony Penny shot 68 to lead the Miami Open field of 193 players by one stroke while Dayton, Ohio pro Penn a expressed optimism despite the tough course. Jonny Revolta was favored to challenge as Tyler Penn a aimed to build on his opening round. Johnny Bulla and Morrie Grubach each carded 62s for a tight chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fia
Dec
Tony Penny
Dayton
Jonny Revolta
Tyanston
Fred
Penna
Penns
Johnny Bulla
Atlinva
Morrie Gru~vabt
Williamsport
Pepstia
Luieh
Minor Leagues Adopt Higher Draft Price At Convention
At the 43rd annual minor leagues convention in Buffalo New York the group adopted seven of 13 amendments. Major minor committee proposals include touring talent teams clinics umpire improvement and dropping bonuses. Most notable was a $10 000 draft price for Class AA players a 33 1 3 percent rise seen as conciliatory to the majors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Buffalo
Kenesaw M. Landis
Ariloig
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Gorry
Baressi
Ohio State Land
Associated Press All-America
Raymond Loop
Colabbts Ave
W. L. Armitage
Pale
Shamburg
Curtis
Hogath
Hackett
Buckeyes
Dori Whitmire
Erie
Nelson
Oakland
Stokley's
Watson's
Gibb's Tomato Soup
Pillsbury
Mott's Apple Juice
Peorie
Ige
Pennzogl van Gise
Black & Decker
Wiss
Maitramaters
Paul & Doug
Blondie
Mou
Parkerhouse
Corry Baking Co
Bakers of Korry Kream Bread
D. W. Robinson
East
Washington Street
Thomas Motor Co
BY Chick Youn
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