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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1950

Page

7

Engle to Speak at Beav er Club Banquet in Corry

The Beav er Club banquet will feature Penn State coach Charles A Rip Engle as guest speaker. Engle, 43, known for the Winged T, rose from Western Maryland to head Brown and now Penn State, with a 5 3 1 season in his first Nittany Lions year. The note highlights his career arc and expected appearance in Corry after a southern break.

Beaver Club Uume Charles A Rip" Engle Penn State Engle Rip Western Maryland Wiynesburg High School Ead Brown University Amed Brown Rhode Island Ray Eliot George Munger Montgomery Ala Corry Eaele Nittany Lions Cleveland Browns Len Ford Los Angeles Rams Ford Siggh Ohio State Southern Calfornia Minnesota Boston College Duke Virginia Poly Tech Richmond California Michigan Bears Raymond Buddy" Parker Bo McMilliat Detroit Lions Indiana University Sun

Musial Captures Slugging Honors

St. Louis Cardinal outfielder Stanley Musial led the league in slugging with a 0.506 mark, setting a league record. In 146 games he hit 28 homers, 41 doubles, 7 triples, 334 total bases, 105 runs, 109 RBIs, 87 walks, and 30 strikeouts, aiding a season where his club failed to reach first division.

Musial New York St. Louis Cardinals Stanley Musial Redbird Yaith Rogers Horneby Johnny Mize Sian

Beavers Face Titusville On Local Boards

Corry High dribblers seek to raise season record to 300 as they meet Titusville Rockets on the dailer High Boards tonight. Varsity game at 8 with jayvee prelim. Beavers, led by Bud Shaner, study a 57 43 win over Beavers plus wins over Greenville and Cranberry while Titusville, a veteran squad, is strong for the Section T title. Doug Spaulding out with toe injury. Bill Coleman to replace him alongside Jim Bogden with Jim Hannan, Guy Davis, Chuck Elchynski, and Hodie McLean. Titusville starts Gustafson, Dibble, Dillon, Buser, and Harrison.

Corry High Dribblers Wnbesten Titusville Rockets Dailer High Boards Jayvee Brown and Gold Goaeh Bud Shaner Beavers Greenville and Cranberry Schwabmen Rockets Orange and Black Schwab Doug Spaulding Doug Bill Coleman Spaulding Jim Bogden Coleman Jim Hannan Guy Davis Chuck Elchynski Hodie" McLean Titusville Gustafson Dibble Dillon Buser and Harrison

Connie Mack Celebrates 8th Birthday as Spectator

Philadelphia observer Connie Mack marks his 8th birthday as a spectator since retiring as Philadelphia Athletics manager on October 18. In Shibe Park tower, Mack says retirement keeps him busy as mail from around the world pours in and he continues his daily routine from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Jey AssoriaLen Kress Philadelphia Connie Mack Philadelphia Athletics Mack Press Rado Shibe Parke Tower Connie Crtier

Ring Fatality Strikes Boxer After St Nicholas Bout

Al West sonny Boy of Washington D C died at St Clare's Hospital after being knocked out by Percy Bassett in a St Nicholas Arena bout. He suffered an intra cerebral hemorrhage and cerebral concussion and died after two brain operations and multiple transfusions. The 21 year old Negro lightweight was knocked unconscious when he fell and hit his head on the canvas. This marked the third boxing fatality in the United States and ninth worldwide that year.

New York Sharon West Sonny Boy) West St. Clare's Hospital Percy Bassett Philadelphia St. Nicholas Arena West Washington, D. C Vincent Nardiello State Athetic Commission Usud United States

Bowling Feague Sends Murphy's to Lead in National Standings

Murphy's climbs to the front of the National League by taking the lead from Sherwood's Store with wins and high scores. A and P surge into contention by sweeping Aero Engineers, as Spring Creek and others post results. details list team records and individual high games.

Feague Maven Murphy's Sherwood's A and P Aero Engineers abins-in-the-Pines Spring Creek Stahl Stah!'s Hammond Elevator Kegle Corry Locker Johnson Brothers Bowl- Aire Paul's Tom's Thrift Shop

Banquet Plans Advanced for Corry High Football Honor

Melvin Gobbett announces plans for a banquet honoring Corry High football squad on Monday evening. Banquet committee weighs two to three site options with final choice due soon. Ticket price set at 2.50 to attract athletic followers. sponsors urged to back at least one player. Rip Engle of Penn State to speak. District 10 Class A trophy presentation planned. trophy to be placed in Wooley case at South Street School. Fights in Brooklyn and Vancouver reported with bouts and outcomes.

Melvin §. Gobbett Beaver Club Corry High Charles A Rip" Engle Penn State South Street

Phillip E. Angie Named to Pennsylvania Fish Commission

Governor Duff chose Phillip E. Angie of Sharon as successor to Clifford J. Welsh on the Pennsylvania Fish Commission. Angie, a lifelong sportsman and conservationist, backed by decades of fishing and stream work, is praised for his thoughtful problem solving and steady leadership. He previously held a supervisory role at Sharon Steel and was active with Western Reserve Fish and Game Protective Association.

Seth L. Myers Duff Phillip E. Angie Shawan Clifford J. Welsh Pennsylvania Fish Commission Angie Pennsylvania Ross L. Leffler Taunk Walton League Allegheny Boy Scout Movement Carnegie Steel Company Shatmills Western Reserve Fish and Game Protective Association Sharon Steel Corporation Carnegie Sharon Mill Angle Tiil Jom M. Phillips Alway Tye Western Reserve Mercer

County sportsmen hail man. governor adds quality fish commission

Storied tributes from sportsmen mark his work with fishermen and the state. The governor expands the commission with another capable member, inspiring confidence in the fish commission. Pro basketball notes Fort Wayne 97 Syvacune 7 200. bowlers Clark and Geseh post 200+ games. College scores include Oklahoma A&M 50 Southern California 48 and Longland 90 UCLA 71.

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