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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1941
Page
7
Southern Eleven Favored In North South Grid Fray
Southern favorites lead the North South all star game with strong names from Mississippi, VMI, Texas and Ohio State while Grey and Blue squads feature Hardin-Simmons and Marshall in a 19 500 crowd battle betting at 9 1 odds.
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Odie Waukttihnd
Ibis Soulens
Southern
Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
H-boys
Jamie Hovious
Merle Hapes
Mississippi
Bosh Pritchard
Jack Crain
Texas
John Hallabrin
Ohio State
Tuffy Chambers
Northwestern
Andy Tomasic
Temple
Joel Hitt
Mississippi College
Gaylon Smith
Southwestern
Heinaman
Texas School of Mines
Owen Goodnight
Gardin-Simmons
Arthur Jones
Richmond
Dart Horse
End H. ©. Burrus
Hardin-Simmons
Greys
Jackie Fink
Marshall
Jim Carrier
Wesleyan
Conn
Blues
College Bowl Crowns End 1941 Football Year
Era ends with Rose Orange Sugar Bowls and East West game on New Year’s. Florida’s Sugar Bowl matchups include Fordham vs Missouri while Texas Aggies loom in Orange Bowl. West vs East clash highlights year’s end grid scene amid star players like Reiser Camilli and Sinkwich.
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Oregon
Fordham
Missouri
Bob Rye
Georgia
Texas
Texas Aggies
Clipper Smith Seeks Football Rule Changes At Villanova
Villanova coach Clipper Smith suggested changing football rules to favor offense to keep the public in an offensive frame of mind during stress moments like electricity alerts. He proposed permitting playing with a fumbled ball, altering the knee down rule, and allowing passes anywhere behind the line of scrimmage. Joe Lewis resumed training in Greenwood Lake for his title defense against Buddy Bach with a heavier weight after Christmas vacation.
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Rigs
iClipper” Smith
Villanova College
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Joe Lewis
Buddy Bach
College Gridder Sandig Ends Four-Year Run At St Marys
Curtis Sandig, a 175-pound halfback at St Marys University, ends a storied four-year span with 49 games and a standout 108 points in the Alamo Conference era. He played in every game, contributing on offense and special teams, and helped the Rattlers close the season with a 31-0 win over the First Cavalry Division Lancers in El Paso.
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Ban Antonio
Tex
Curtis Sandig
SL Mary University
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Lancers
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Indiana Hoosiers Top Pitt In Tight Home Opener
Indiana Hoosiers defeated Pitt 50 to 41 in Pittsburgh as Ralph Hamilton led with 16 points, scoring the first five and finishing strong. The game, tied seven times, saw Indiana pull away in the final minutes while Pitt managed only one point in the last stretch.
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Istars
Indiana C1 falls to Pitt in college basketball matchup
In a college basketball card, Indiana C1 lost to Pitt 60 to 92 while Scholastic Ambridge scored 45 points and Erie Academy tallied 93 in separate results.
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College Indiana
Pitt
Ambridge
Erie Academy
Harrison Leads In Beaumont Open In 18 Hole Lead
Harrison of Little Rock shot a 67 to take a five thousand dollar Beaumont Open lead on the 18 hole stage. Herman Kelser of Akron followed with 68 and Tony Penna of Dayton posted 69 as the field trailed in. In another item, a historical note recounts the first iron works at Falling Creek near Jamestown and its destruction in March 1622 with one man escaping.
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Arkansas Traveler
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Jamestown
John Etkely
Berkely
Kovacs Scores Surprising Win Over Don Budge
In Madison Square Garden, Kovacs defeats Budge 6 9 10 4 7 0, delivering a surprising pro debut show alongside rival performances by Riggs and Thompson. Perry's return to the tour ends early after a severe radial nerve contusion, while Nogrady fills in as Budge's doubles partner and joins the show in other bold moments.
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Oil City Team Defeats Parkers On Local Range
Oil City rifle team of Northwestern Pennsylvania edged Parkers 1177 to 1178 in a close match at the Cory Rod and Gun Club. The result creates a three way tie with Walnut Creek and Corry, as Corry faces a pivotal showdown next Friday when Corry visits Oil City, the only club to hand Corry a defeat this season.
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Blue Gray game signals national unity amid football flourish
In wartime, American fans enjoy a rare national stage with the Blue Gray clash in Montgomery. The piece notes storied programs and players, including Fordham’s Seven Blocks of Granite alumni and coach moves, while touching on college football market news and upcoming bouts. The roundup blends sport lore with brief notes on boxing, racing, and track figures.
Corry Quintet to Play Warren Here Sunday
The Corry quintet will host Warren on Sunday at 2 pm at St Eu wards tairelwood. The game was moved from Wednesday to today and follows a prior victory that kept Corry close in their seven of eight games.
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Phils Depend On Rome and Trenton For Farm Work
In Philadelphia on December 27 President Gerald Nugent states the Phillies will rely on Rome and Trenton to supply most of their farm system talents next season. He notes the National League has severed connections with Atlantic City, Wassau, and Marlinsburg, shipping their Youngsters to the New York Class C Danal Hun-America and the Cy Interstaters at Trenton.
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Nemy
GRE
Rockne Era Would Cancel Intercollegiate Games in 1949
A fragment suggests Ralph Susse former military football coach near Cheshi Pa says Knute Rockne would urge cancellation of all intercollegiate games in 1949 due to wartime concerns. The note cites Notre Dame and mentions possible nationwide disruption.
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Ralph Susse
Tow
Knute Rockne
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