Dover/Seaboard area card notes and mixed names
Fragmented OCR lists many names and partial terms across teams and venues. The text references 1948 seasons, Pimlico, Open, and figures such as Weber, Dreyer, Dal, Clark, and Madison, with scattered club and city mentions, but contains no coherent event or outcome to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dil . Smith
Neuted
Robert Clyme Ennett
Berst
Ordien
Ymbtir
Lschein
Balti- Vogel
Jok Su
Dunatnova
Ogth Taa
Penn
Dil‘Weber
Dreyer
Une Slocky
Douglas
Ardiner
Mea- Clark
Clift
Sierra
Lees
Joe
Anager i
Pimlico Er
Pitts
Gulf horse car event draws crowds and pace
A Gulf venue hosts a high speed car and horse themed event drawing visitors from nearby towns. Organizers report strong attendance and steady pace overall with fans enjoying demonstrations and exhibits. Local sponsors include Liberty Bank and Gulf Motor Works.
Beavers Romp 10 35 28 Victory Over Sherman
Corry High Beavers secure an 35 to 28 win over Sherman, their fifth straight victory. Coach Milanovich’s team dominated early with sharp passing, opening a 32 to 11 halftime lead, then held on as Sherman rallied briefly in the third quarter. Gens Geertson and Sonny Morgan led scoring while Seitsink scored for Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry High Beavers
Sherman É
Chautauqua County
John Milanovich
Joe Vani
Dick Geertson
Don
Sturdevant
Sonny Morgan
Gene Seitsink
Jone
Sheriman
Corry
Vanik
Shermans
Wilcox
Beavers
Sherman
Diol Genrtfson
Me Ted
Gens Buesinis
State runners place in Sugar Bowl meet
Two Penn State runners and one from Villanova placed at the Sugar Bowl trace meet in New Orleans. Gerald Carver finished second in the 1500 meters behind Bill Hulse of the New York Athletic Club, who set a new meet record. Curtis Stone placed second in the 3000 meters behind Jerry Thompson of Texas, who also set a meet mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Orleans
Penn State
Villanova
State
Gerald Carver
Bill Hulse
New York Athletic Club
Curtis Stone
Jerry Thompson
Texas
Thompson
Thrownlig
Forest Etan
Silwater
Oklo
Billy Overton
Auburn
Beaver Jayvees Prevail 34 21 over Sherman
Beaver Jayvees defeat Sherman 34 to 21 on Saturday night in a preliminary game. Jon Hughes led the winners with ten points while Prengle starred for the visitors as Bite Cony High School Jayvees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Jayvees
Sherman
Lght
Jon Hughes
Prengle
Bite Cony High School
Jayvees
Chicago Cardinals Crown NFL Champions In Gym Style Thriller
Chicago Cardinals defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 28 21 at Comiskey Park to claim the NFL title for the second time in league history. Charley Trippi and Elmer Angsman each scored two long TDs, Angsman rushing for 255 yards and Trippi adding a 44 yard dash. Thompson threw 44 passes with 27 completions as the Eagles fought to keep within striking distance behind McHugh and Van Buren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Chicago
Chicago Cardinals
Comiskey Park
Philadelphia Eagles
Cardinals
Charley Trippi
Georgia
Angsman
Eagles
Tommy ‘Thompson
Pat McHugh
Steve van Buren
Russ Craft
Stansas
Cigar Bowl Grid Teams in Last Round of Drill
West Chester State Teachers Rams and Missouri Valley College Blue Jays prepare for the Cigar Bowl game on January 1 after practice in Tampa. Coach Glenn Killinger says the team is set for a strong start while Viking coach Volney Ashford weighs lineups for a tentative backfield. Nearby college basketball results include Arizona over Stanford and Minnesota crushing California as part of a busy night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy Sason
Tampa
Fis
West Chester State
Missouri Valley College
Redington
Glenn Killinger
West Chester Rams
Pennsylvania
Illinger
Viking
Volney Ashford
Hugh Dunn
Roy Preston
Alva Baker
Jill Lingjelfelder
Walker Remains Major Problem For Penn State
Penn State coach Bob Higgins lists water weather and Walker as his top headaches before the Cotton Bowl against Southern Methodist. Sophomore All-American Doale Walker leads SMU’s offense, scoring 87 SWC points and sparking a near-defeat comeback at TCU. injuries to Moran Potsklan Chuckran threaten practice, final Cotton Bowl drill set for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins
SMU
Associated Preag
Dallas
Tex
Penn
Bob Higgins
Nittany Lions
Southern Methodist University
Walker
Doale Walker
Fliggins
Mustangs
Dutch Meyer
Texas Christian University
Texas Christian
Southern ‘Methodist
Shaye Puthree
Bol Moran
Ohnny Potsklan
Johnny Chuckran
Rockets Bow 0 VFW Passers In League Battle
The Gurty Rockets fell to the Corry Vets 44 to 38 in a close eastern division game at the State Armory Sunday. Red Taylor led the Vets with 19 points as they outpaced Rockets defense and held a late rally to seal victory. Fred Jackson led the Rockets with 11 points while Frisina and Dyckes faced tight defense. The preliminary saw the Collegians edge the Vets Reserves 14 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurty Rockets
Ririe County Independents
State Armory
Corry Vets
VEW Dribblers
Muperior
Leamawoke
Sever O Peasions
Vets
Rockets
Red Taylor
Chuck Williams
Ace Pracken
Othey
Bob Wilams
Hotterhan
Blue Blaven
VEW
Victics
Dick Schneider
Bill Avers
Taylor
Fred Jackson
Joe Frisina
Danny Dyckes
Bracken
Carter
Collegians
We Vets
Kik
Grant Hare
Vic Orage
Iy Williams
Oh Sehnettter
Cutters
Bricken
Averill
A. Frisina
Rose Bowl hopes rise for USC under secrecy
In Pasadena on December 29 Southern California and Michigan near final conditioning for the Rose Bowl on New Year Day. USC coach Jef Cravath hints at changes while maintaining secrecy about drills and new plans as optimism grows after a 38 to 7 loss to Notre Dame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yassur
Pasadena
Allt
Den
Califor
Michigan
USC
Trojans
Jef Cravath
Hymre
Crwvath
Notre Dame
774 Rabbits Freed in Vicinity
The Missouri rabbits shipment released in District sta r by truck, totaling 774, tied to a district trapping drive. District Game Protector Latimer announces traps are under way, promising release of all cottontails snared, with warnings against tampering and urging report of any rabbit interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Stats Game Commission
Dorry
Dumex
Latimer
Also Mentioned on This Page
America
Listream
Igh
Dick Gertson
Milanovich
Sobitt
Hurst
Beusink
C A Wilcox
Edmunds
Tucker
Worry
Morgan
F Sturdevant
D. Geertson
Vunik
Frisina
G. Geertson
Long
Hughes
Cory
Sproveri
Elmer Angsman
Philadelphia
New Haven
Providence
Cleveland
Buffalo
Hershey
Tullahapolis
Washington
UCLA
St. Joseph
Phila
Temple
Dartmouth
Quantico Marines
Johnstens
Armory
Tam
Sorryturge
Shamburg News & Sports
Thea Atiotal
Obagie Hla
BP Ware
WesTéed
Len zAziAdo Ont ZA Ale
Cele
Wworld
Eiut
Sibson
Nanasea
Gene Tonne
FeAnie Parker
Exglaad Eassettees
Lory Rockets
Ovekus
Southern Methallist
Wyoming
Syracuse
Brigham Young
Francisca
Oregon State
Jackson
Lytle
Pepperdine
West Texas
Nebraska
Stanford
Crage
Metliny
Fiefexer
Milanayleli
Ofdigney
Aikens Motor Sales
Smith Street
Chick Young
Ray of Hope
UBC
Journal
Paul Erlandson
Dial
Al’s
Center Street
Powell
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!