Beavers Open Section Play On Home Floor
Corry High Beavers host Millcreek in the opening Section 1 District 10 game as both teams seek a strong start. Corry brings a 3-2 preseason mark while Millcreek has won three Class B games. Local fans also watch Tech vs Academy at Gannon Auditorium and Vincent vs Boston in MLB action.
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East Dominates Shrine Grid Classic Favorite Led East Squad
Fast team favored as Shrine Grid Classic nears in San Francisco. Eastern stars like Leon Hart Jim Martin and Arnold Galiffa highlighted a 24 man roster with Cherry on points from All America parade. West counters with Lindy Berry Bette LeBaron and others. Boxing results note Dave Marsh victory in Chicago.
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Rich Bradford Man Revealed as Jachym Backer
Washington reports wealthy Pennsylvania oilman Hugh A. Grant plans to avoid active involvement with the Washington Senators for now. Grant, who has $400000 invested in the club, was revealed as the primary backer behind John James Jachym gaining 40 percent ownership of the Nationals. The story outlines Grant’s racing interests, potential future stock role, and Jachym’s statements on his own participation while reaffirming Clarke Griffith’s leadership.
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Ring Magazine Names Charles Fighter Of Year
New York December 27 Charles the Cincinnati Negro and NBA recognized world heavyweight champion is named fighter of the year by Ring Magazine editor Nat Fleischer. The February issue also notes his Edward J Neil Memorial plaque from the New York Boxing Writers Association to be accepted at their January 12 dinner. Fleischer ranks Freddie Mills No 3, prompts debate over world champion claims with Bruce Woodcock Lee Savold and others in the division.
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Kentucky fullbacks shelved by injuries as Orange Bowl bid looms
Kentucky coach Paul Bear Bryant faces a setback with three of four starting fullbacks sidelined by injuries after early practice in Cocoa Florida. Bill Leskovar strained a thigh, Ralph Genito twisted a foot, and Truman Lee suffered an infection delaying arrival.
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Shrine charity game ends with North XI overpowering South XI 20 to 14
In the Orange Bowl charity clash, a northern squad of hand-picked players defeated a southern group 20 to 14 before 37,378. Yale coach Herman Hickman’s team rallied from a 0–7 hole with three touchdowns in the second half. Notre Dame, Notre Dame and Penn players are cited in key plays.
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Capitals Gain Second Place Tie In American Hockey League
The Indianapolis Capitols threaten a Western division tie for second as they beat the Pittsburgh Hornets 8 4 and move into a tie with St. Louis, two points behind front runner Cleveland. Elsewhere, Hershey Bears defeat New Haven Ramblers 9 6 with Barton Bradley scoring a hat trick to keep Hershey in second place behind Providence. The Eastern race remains tight with three points separating the top four clubs as Springfi eld and New Haven contend for third.
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Dodgers Widen Bowling Lead in High School League
The Dodgers stretched their lead to three games by sweeping the Yankees in two matches and total pinfall. Cardinals blanked the Browns and UCLA shutout the Indians as Don Williams and Bob Wojelechowski led their teams with strong scores.
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