Pro Tist Comeback Draws 300 At State Armory
First pro tist in many years draws 300 fans as Corry Vets beat Buffalo Legion 45 to 26. Erie players mix with pro experience, delivering a strong second period surge and balanced scoring led by Markowitz Strand Stankey and Arkwright.
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Corry Vets
Buffalo Legion
Erie
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Buffalo
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Reno Strand
Deacon Stankey
Slings
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Muhlenberg Victors In Tobacco Bowl Thriller
Muhlenberg College Bulldogs edged St Bonaventure 26 to 25 in the inaugural Tobacco Bowl at Lexington. Sikorski scored three touchdowns, Gommero-Shovdene added a fourth quarter score, and Quint kicked the extra point to seal the win for Muhlenberg in a hard fought milestone victory. George Bibingias made a pivotal late interception at the Muhlenberg five to halt Bonaventure’s last-minute drive.
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Associated Press
Allentown
Muhlenbere College
Eridders
St. Battayenlure College
Lexington
George Bibigias
Boonie
Caseh High Devore
St. Bonaventure
Devore
Hine Polmiatine
Envy
Nvorlin
Wever
Ted
Pro Grid Scandal Fails to Box Giants Bears Playoff
New York Giants and Chicago Bears playoff clash faces a betting scandal probe after Alvin Paris, a 28 year old official, was charged with attempting to bribe Giants players Frank Filchock and Merle Hapes to throw the game. Paris offered to pay 2300 dollars to each player and a 1000 dollar bonus for a Bears loss. Bail set at 25000 dollars. both players denied involvement and were cleared by police though Hapes was removed from the game. League commissioner Bert Bell said losses from the pool are being held pending hearings.
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New York
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
New York Po
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Joseph B. Glebecki
George Monaghan
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Hall
Frank Filchock
Merle
Giants
Vets Play at Girard Tonight in Erie County League
The Corry Vets seek a second straight win in the Erie County Independent League at Girard tonight. Game time is 8:20 p.m. Coach Williams will start Joe Prisha and Nick Carter, with Dick Schneider at center and Rex Taylor in the backcourt. Girard lost 89-46 to Lawrence Park in its opener but features scoring threat Paul Grossman.
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Erie County
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Union City
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Corry
Corel Williams
Joe Prisha
Nick Carter
Dick Schneider
Ace Bracken
Rex ‘Taylor
Chuck Armstroms
Bob Ales
Bears Cruise Past Giants 24 to 14 at Polo Grounds
Chicago Bears top New York Giants 24 to 14 in front of 58,948 fans at the Polo Grounds, extending their hold on the NFL throne. Sid Luckman connected on two early scores, Dante Mugiali added a 39 yard run, and Frank Masnick kicked a 26 yard field goal as Chicago built a 14 point lead before holding off a Giants rally.
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Frank Masnick
JAA Court Team Tops Union City in Prep Win
The Titalian-American Association Basketball team defeated Union City Vets 86 to 21 in the preliminary to the Corry-Bulfslo game at the State Armory Sunday afternoon. After a 1-1 first half, TAA pulled ahead in the third quarter led by Bob Sullivan and finished with Sam Mineo scoring eight for Union City.
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Scores Snapshot From Various NCAA Matches
Illinois 54, Pilbroke 81. Wisconsin 53, Notre Dame 43. Northwestern 63, Marquette 49. Oklahoma 6, Nebraska 52. SMU 49, Kansas 46. West Michigan 05, Michigan 61. DePaul 48, Rice 44.
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Rockey at a Glance ans serif Hershey input scores
Hockey scores show Hershey 4 prompting a tie with Indianapolis 4 while Pittsburgh defeats New Haven 8 to 1 Buffalo shells Philadelphia 7 to 3 and Springfield edges Providence 3 to 2 The brief results list multiple city matchups with varied outcomes across teams and venues.
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Deer kill may set new record in state season
The 1848 deer season closed with signs of a record harvest as hunters fanned Northwestern counties. Supervisor Hayes Englert said opening day showed large numbers, but mild late weather reduced encounters. No fatalities occurred in the district, though a Pittsburgh man injured his hand near Mcienville. Scores from Westminster, Rutgers, and Columbia appear in the report.
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Hayes B. Englert
Oil City
Sinen
Mr. Englert
Pittsburgh Area
Micienville
State College Soph Is Cross Country Winner
Mitchell Williams a Penn State College sophomore won the middle Atlantic AAU junior title in Philadelphia. Representing Overbrook A. A., he placed second in a race that featured late crossings and a field led by the South Jersey Trade and Weld Club.
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Mitchell Williams
Pennsylvania State College
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