Corry Beavers face tough test at Warren vs Dragons
Corry High School basketball rides a pair of recent wins into a Tuesday night clash in Warren against District 10 champions the Dragons. Coach Maslin’s team features Ted Shattuck Gail Nelson and Fred Christensen for height and scoring in a bid to defend the district title.
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Art Pitts
Cassius Biston
Joe Rhighes
Villanova
Priceton
Wildcats
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
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Bucs
T He Homie
Yanks Ready to Trade With 3 Teams
The New York Yankees, led by General Manager George Weiss, are negotiating simultaneous deals with three clubs for three different players. The hottest target is Fred Sanford of the St. Louis Browns, with other talks involving the Washington Senators and Chicago White Sox. Negotiations include requisitions for two Yankee pitchers and a catcher, plus cash, and potential moves for Jay Verna and Willard Nichol around the 1946 season context.
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New York Yankees
Seton
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New Yorkers
Roach
Fred Sanford
St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
Chago White Sox
Weiss
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Yost
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Yankee
Cherm Lollar
Jay Micky Verna
Washington
Verna
Nichi
George McQuinn
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Yankees
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Sox
Steve Spuchacle
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Taalecek
Bob Dillinger
Stranahan Wins Miami Open Title and Amateur Milestone
Toledo amateur Frank Stranahan captured the $10,000 Miami Open with a 270, four-stroke victory over Mulvin Harbert. Stranahan, first amateur to win the event, earned $2,000 and a sterling set, while Tony Penna and Steve Waren tied for third at 276, sharing $2,400. In other sports notes, NBA and hockey scores are listed, along with notes on potential player bid moves in baseball and hockey deals shaping next season.
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Chick) Harbert
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Cardinals and Browns Vie For Pro Grid Titles
December 13 professional football reaches its climax as the Chicago Cardinals visit Philadelphia to face the Eagles in the National League title game while the Cleveland Browns host the Buffalo Bills for the AA era crown. Cardinals rallied past the Bears 24 21 to seize western honors. Buffalo beat Baltimore 48 17 to win the Eastern division. Eagles beat Detroit 46 21 as Washington Redskins defeated New York Giants 28 21 in other NL action.
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Washington Redskins
New York Giants
Chavis Conerly
Los Angeles Rawls
Jim Hardy
Bo Waterfield
Rams
Bethlehem and Allentown Strong Cage Teams Falter in Tough Slate
Harrisburg dispatch notes Bethlehem and Allentown, top Eastern Penn Conference clubs, stumble in early exhibition play. Norristown defeats Briqweport 43 19 while McKeesport ousts Norristown 40 36. Pottstown loses 43 30 to Redding as opening schedules loom statewide.
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Williams Keeps Junior Title As Batting Leads Celtics
Ted Williams sustains junior league title with strong batting. He drives Boston Red Sox star power, topping rivals in key at bats and throws. Damage OCR obscures many details but notes Williams as league leader with notable hits and fielding presence amid 1947 season chatter.
City League Organizes Tonight for Basketball Practice
City league players and interested residents meet at the State Armory this evening at 7 30 for first practice and a team formation meeting. League action begins Wednesday and continues Monday and Wednesday nights through the winter months.
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Waterhouse Bowlers Lose at Jamestown
Waterhouse bowlers in Chin A Mews League suffered a setback yesterday afternoon. Team members Hoppe and others posted scores and falls. A blurred report lists names and points but readable details are sparse and uncertain.
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Waterhouse Bowling Teum of the Chin
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Dri’ Hoppe
Lotal Phufall la Ted
Tay Rim
HBO
Clark
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