Corry High hosts Unionity in final tune up before league play
Corry High School visits Unionity for a final pre season matchup before entering Section 1 District 1 play next week. The Orange and Black seek consistency on offense as they prepare for Erie area competition while Coach Milanovich looks to sharpen shot accuracy and team defense.
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Corry
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Orange and Black Posse
Beavers
Erie
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Academy
Greetes Reamn
Fe Liotts
Tech
Vincent
Junior baseball team honored at spaghetti supper event
A junior baseball team was honored at a spaghetti supper held at the Legion home on North Center Street. Attendees included coaches Hall Dinmibie and Frank WiPbury, Arthur Fhymy, Lesson commander, EBF Bettex, Powell Motor Company, and Rich 'ard Orth. After the meal, plans for another team were announced.
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Hest Sogsarl
Mia
Grugino
Glennus Warner
Elmer Elmquist
Mary Onn
Corry St Edward's face road tests in big prep slate
Corry High plans to at Union City while St Edward's travels to Ridgway for a big clash with St Leo's. Beavers seek a second win of the week and third of the season, relying on Morgan Long Geertson and Frankee to offset Paul Ryan of the opponents. St Edward's aims for another strong start led by Fornal and a lineup including Hand Jansen Raynor Sutton and Hyots in a tested matchup.
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Cony
Union City
St Edward’s
Ridgway
St. Leo's
Beavers
Ed Poley
Bloomfield
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North East
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Black
Paul Ryan
Joby Milanovich
Sony Morgan
Bobby Long
Dick Geertson
Chuck Geertson
Frankee
St. Edward's
Joe Fornal
Joe Sariicki
Sparta
Bob Hand
Jansen
Raynor
Sutton
Hyots
Gosch Fornal
Rocky Cappiello
Joe Zappia
Jerry Gaussiman
Pat Scarfo
Jack Petro
All-Pro Grid Team Named with Six NFL Five AAC Selections
AP announced the 1947 All-Pro reset team with six NFL players and five from the All-America Conference. Notables include Sid Luckman Otto Graham Steve Van Buren Urban Sanders and Riley Matheson plus teammates from the Browns Yankees Rams Eagles and Bears.
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Associated Press
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Otto Graham
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Pittsburgh
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Dinor and Feed Teams Win in Merchants' Loop
Corry Dinor defeated Corry Feed II three games to none in Merchants' League play at Recreation Alleys. Prugar led Dinor with 176 108 167 games while Cluck Vin posted 211 156 198 for the Feedmen. Al's Coles Shop beat Paul’s in two games. Emmons added 97 187 185 and Ed Paver led Paulis with 157 155 160.
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Sardoni Kegters Hold To Top Spot In American League
In American League bowling action Sardoni Kegters remained first as they shut out Waterhouse while Kasper's Cate blanked Borster and Titeh. Loblaws beat Columbus and Spring Creek beat Marty's. Olin Simmons led Teague with 169 233 180, Kasper's 752 732 769, Fred Choistensent 174 189 159.
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Jerold John County Give
Max Devereaux
Philadelphia
Rick Wolfe
Washington
Majors Reject Coast Request Rejecting Plan To Elevate Coast League
The Pacific Coast League losses votes and rejection of recognition by majors leaves coast teams with no unconditional major league status or draft protections. The dispute centers on classification and player draft terms as league officials debate future prospects. Yankees and Phils make trading moves amid the sessions.
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New York
National League
Not Young
New York Yankees
Artie Claris
Cleveland
Cleveland Ingijans
Haas Sets Pace In Miami Open
Haas of New Orleans fired five under par 46 to lead by two strokes after the first 18 holes of the $10,000 Miami Open at Atsucnavenue. Sunny Byrd of Detroit trailed Haas by two. other leaders included Glenn Tal of Jacksonville and Wall Borkemo of Detroit among those at 69.
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Wilmington
Del
Henry Williams, Jr
Sunbury
Art Clark
Uniontown
Ariel Perl Johnson
Norristown
Louis to Retire After Walcott Bout
New York December 10 Joe Louis heavyweight champion said in an Upper Manhattan hotel interview that he plans to retire after facing Jersey Joe Walcott. He expressed confidence that he would beat Walcott next time and be in better shape for the rematch.
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Joe Walcott
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Fighters recap from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh bouts
Collis said he felt very weak four weeks after a disputed decision. In Philadelphia Santo Bucci defeated Doug Balford on points. In Pittsburgh Filberto Osario edged Joe Barone on points.
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Santo Bucci
Doug Balford
New York
Pittsburgh
Filberto Osario
Puerto Rica
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