Toughest coaching duties face bowl bound college squads
Coaches John Du Chase of Holy Cross and Jimmy Phelan of St Marys draw the hardest assignments as they prep their teams for New Year’s Day bowls. Du Chase must mold a Miami trip and then adapt to Orange Bowl heat, while Phelan oversees a Sugar Bowl clash with Oklahoma A&M with a young Gaels squad averaging 18 years old. Also notes on league battles, pro contracts, and local sports items.
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John du Chase
Holy Cross
Jimmy Phelan
St. Mary's
da Grosa
Miami University
New England
Miami
Betmr
Phelan
Oklahoma A
New Orl
Jeans
Gaels
All America Football Conference
Red Grange
Bob Waterfield
Cleveland Rams
Eaey
Chicago
Los Angeles
Scholastic Scores and College Basketball Recap
Strong Vincent 25 Corry 23 and Grove City 40 Meadville 29 plus Sharpsville 40 Youngstown North Franklin 3 Olguya Warren 28 Jamestown 25 Sharon 47 Youngstown South 10 Exle Tech 7 Farrell 23. Slippery Rock Teachers 51 Carnegie Tech 42 Harvard 53 Tulgs 45.
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Sharpsville
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Pranklin
Ol Guya
Warren
Jamestown
Sharon
Youngstown South
Exle Tech
Farrell
Slippery Rock
Cammegie Tech
Hoarviird
Tugs
Strong Vincent Edges Beavers 25 23 in Narrow Victory
Strong Vincent outlasted Corry High School 25 to 23 as Ford Smart sank the decisive free throw with under two minutes left. George Fox led Beavers with late baskets while Corry struggled with accuracy and rebounding, dropping their sixth straight defeat.
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Corry
Eve Strong Vincent
Bea
M21
Ford Smart
Les
George Fox
Little Ford Smart
Beavers
Smurbty
Charliy
Colonels
Guett
Milanovich
Kinney
Fox
Vincent
Liebau
Erie
Reid
Peterson
Mvadets
Morgan
Smart
Lieban
Qub
Clark
Imu
Wiliams
Melgioney
Mabel Shoppe Maintains Lead In Ladies Bowling League
Mabel Shoppe stretched its eight game advantage in the Ladies A Bowling League by defeating Wing-William-Raymonds while Raymonds toppled Wilcox Grocers. Marty’s Tavern beat Breens Cleaners as standings shift with scores led by Rosa Baker and Nellie Messinger for Mabel Shoppe and Mary Huatyszyn Violet Racke for Wilcox Grocers.
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Mabel Shoppe
Fee
Raymiands .Y
Wilcox Grocers
Marty's ‘Tavern
Mabe Shoppe
Wills
Rosa Baker
Lei
Nellie Messinger
Raymon
Mary Huatyszyn
Spriggmakers
Violet Racke
Murry
Virginia
Greter
Imber
Dot Morton
Army Named Team of the Year by AP votes
The Army football team named outstanding sports team of the year in a national AP poll. Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Rams followed, with the Rams earning 29 first place votes and notable praise from sports experts.
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Tadet
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Rams
Associated Press
New York
Nest Point
Hudson
Rheis
Heron
Plqve
Army
Oy Lnserte
Isis Wail
Erfd
Detail Tigers
Hiris
Graveland Rams
Rams
Boorbaldilsa Ligure
Ankes
Notre Bameaa
Patterson Wins Club Deer Pool Amid Controversy
The Rod and Gun Club reports Charles S. Patterson of Bart Teving Street won the deer pool for the largest point deer killed at Brown Run in Waren County. A $100 prize remains for the member who killed the next largest deer.
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Chales S. Patterson
Bart Teving
Brown Run
Waren
Paul's Wayside Score Keg Wins in Open League Action
In a late night match set, Paul's Mons Wear swept three from the Fale Store while Wayside Market took two from Wilcox Grocers. Paul’s posted 931 to 407 with Laurie Baker leading as the winning captain. Judd scored 241 for Paul's, Gilli Bder led the losers with 190 and 212. Wayside opened with 69 and finished 879 to 20, Wilcox started with Sus and Jen Fell, while HAM and Kheefes posted strong scores.
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Fale
Wilcox
Paul's
Bea
Fug
Laurie Baker
Hummeriig
Judd
Gilli
Wilcox Groeten
Sus
Jen
Chick
Whyners
Char- Kheefes
Beaver Reserves Win First Game
The Beaver Reserves opened their season with a win over the Strong Vincent Jaycees. Beaver used fast breaks and layups to gain a lead after a third period deadlock and held on down the stretch. Don Gilson and Ken Harvey led scoring with a trio of steady drives.
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Beaver
Bell
Vincent Jaygees
Orange and Black
Don Gilson
Ken Harvey
Bots
Fights Last Night Across Cities Highlighted by Upsets
In New York and Denver locales, boxers matched in a series of contests with notable upsets. Details are fragmented but indicate multiple decision outcomes and point tallies across venues, featuring competitors such as Mathiv and DeArama and venues including Jersey City and Mammtopeck.
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New York
Cowhay Reuber Shank
Denver
Poiy DeArama
Mammtopeck
Jersey
CIVY
Danny Mathiv
Sal
Newaris
Ritchiz
Kennedy and Kolloway Awaited by Chisox
Chicago White Sox monitor losses and service enlistments as Leroy Schall exits active duty while Tony Cucernetic is unavailable. Bob Hite, slated for second base, remains in limbo amid wartime duties and possible spring training return.
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Kennedy
Kolloway
Chisox
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Tony Cucernetic
Leroy Schall
Bob
Boasemin
Dash Agel
Ecu
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