Canton Coach To Speak Here At Corry Beavers News
Corry Beaver Club announces January meeting at Hotel Corry with Bud Rearick Canton McKinley coach and Bulldog Club leaders as speakers. Informal dinner and smoker to follow. date to be announced. Cleveland and Ohio scholastic football links noted. Beavers facing disbanded Youngsville basketball season due to Army induction. Washington Redskins struggle without Sam Baugh. baseball plans buoyed by war era schedules and spring opening April 28.
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Visitors Rated Heavy Favorite Over Corry Five
Cory High faces Warren High on their home floor in a high school basketball game at 8 15 p m with the Beavers missing Captain Gates due to a gushed hand and several players ill. Warren brings a strong lineup led by McLean and Lawin with Dobighue and Garbark among key reserves as they seek an upset defeating Jamestown 27 25 Friday night. The Beavers hope Ottaway returns and the starting backcourt competition tightens with Kennedy Black and Blynt vying for minutes. Local officials anticipate a large crowd for a clash described as one of the season’s top tests for Cory against a stacked Warren squad.
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Red Kennedy
Art Black
Ray Blynt
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Warren Maeup
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Lawin
Ue Uppercour
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Bob Garbark
Bolt
Andi
Winchester repeats win at bowling classic in Union City
Eddie Winchester of Philadelphia won the first Middle Atlantic bowling classic at Playdrome alleys with a 1760 rope performance. He earned $1,000 with Tony Sparando of Hempstead close behind at 1691. The event drew 438 entries and a total prize pool of $6,500. Sparando was home on furlough from Camp Livingston.
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Philadelpha
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Aday
Tony Sparando
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Long Island
Camp Livingston
New Orleans
Winchester
Dizzy Dean Rejects Hollywood Move for Farm Life
DIZZY DEAN says he wants no glamor role in Hollywood and plans to stay farming. He acknowledged a contract but won't mail it, insisting he is a farmer at heart and will spend months broadcasting baseball then rest on the farm. The story places him amid a recent wave of celebrity detours from show business to rural life.
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Lancaster
Texas
Dizzy Dean
Hollywood
Anniversary year sport roundup from New York bulletin
Roundup notes mark anniversaries in football and baseball history, including the first intercollegiate game Rutgers vs Princeton and a proposed New Brunswick Hall of Fame. Mentions Rutgers stars Paul Robeson and Homer Havel, Leo Houck, coin-toss lore, coaches Doyle and Millett, a unique women-priest ownership in Eastern League baseball, and international soccer incidents. Includes various brief notes on boxing, boxing figures, and local college and service teams with scattered player anecdotes and past grand events.
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Harry Stevens
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Rutgers
Princeton
Paul Robeson
Homer Havel
Deer season draw draws out many hunters in seven counties
Despite mild weather a large crowd hunted during the second of three days of the buckless deer season. State Game Protector W E Carpenter says 300 to 300 doe were killed on day one and state police note more hunters than in the two week buck season ending last Saturday. A quota of 0 000 special 1 per mill was set for Abe Triuntine across Tioga McKean Lycoming Sullivan Warren Cameron and Potter counties. Also listed are basketball scores: Allegheny 65 Alliance 22. Mitchell Feld 44 Dartmouth 30. Floyd Bennett Field Naval Air 23 Brooklyn College 35. Kentucky 0 Ohio State 28 Kansas State 3. Rockhurst 28 Minnesota 40 Wisconsin 40.
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Nebraska
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Buck Newsom Heads to the A's in Major Trade
Philadelphia dispatch reports Buck Newsom, once tagged breeball's problem child, will join the A's in spring training under Cookie Mick. The trade, announced after a New York meeting between Mack and Griffith, involves no other players and marks Newsom's fresh start as he moves from the Senators to the Athletics.
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Buck) Newsom
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Halas secures morale job as grid fame grows
The report from Chicago details George Halas enjoying a wartime aviation assignment as lieutenant commander while noting strong morale at home. It cites $118,047 raised from ticket sales and mentions stand-ins on the West Coast amid expectations of a “fabulous” payoff if the Coulees rise to prominence.
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Landis plans to free many players in relief effort
Report from New York on December 14 details Landis planning to release numerous baseball players amid wartime defense measures. It notes suspensions and transfers within clubs across 10 leagues as the winter defense drive intensifies, with lists and agents involved in the process.
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Lin Wirger
Pegarel
Lantiis
Say Yourself a Christmas Present A U S War Bond
Readable fragments advertise Christmas gifts with two for 21 cents, two dozen items at 29 cents, two for 19 cents, and a U.S. War Bond urging personal purchase as a holiday present. The clippings resemble a wartime promotional note from a period newspaper.
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