Corry Vets Triumph In Rugged Akron Exhibition
Corry Vets defeated Akron Goodyears Aircraft 48 to 40 before about 600 fans at the State Armory. Stan Krause led Corry with 21 points while Chuck Bloedorn added 20. Krause and Bloedorn staged a tight scoring duel as the Vets rallied in the second half to pull away after a 28-27 halftime edge for Akron.
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Corry Vets
State Armory
Aktion Goodyears
Hem
Stan Krause
Chuck Bloedern
Akron
VFW
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Moose Bellingham
Corry
Flassie
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Akon
Goodyear
Vets
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Flosse
Andy Debnar
Budd Clark
Jerry
Wes
Ong Kraust
Ziggy Markowite
Jencon Stankey
Williams
Eld
Sation
Krause
Bloehorn
Ave Stankey
Plessies
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Southern Rebels win Blue Grey Classic 20 to 13
Alabama’s Henry Gilmer and Mississippi State’s Shorty McWilliams lead the South to a 20 13 victory over the North in the 1946 Blue Grey intercollegiate game before 23600 fans in Montgomery Alabama. Gilmer shines on defense and offense with a 41 yard scoring pass to Dukes Kelly More in the fourth quarter.
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Montgomery
Ala
Southern Rebels
Alabama
Henry Gilmer
Mississippi State
Shorty McWillame
Chilmer
Waly XV
Jalome
Robert Wailers
Walibaal Plower Rise in National Power Scene
The notice outlines Walibaal Plower whe rising figure and Honduran ties, noting a recent license and designation affecting national power dynamics.
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Walibaal
Golf clubs for kids touted to curb delinquency
New York December 30 1947 round up notes George Corcoran of the PGA Carolina section advocates golf clubs as a youth program to prevent delinquency. He cites millions of golfers and suggests caddy houses schools and camps benefit boys. Additional items include sports management moves and coaching news from Newark Chicago and Indiana.
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New York
George Cor Caran
Corcoran
Carolina
PGA
Bob
George
Davis Cup rout seals U S over Australians in Melbourne
Davis Cup marksmen Jack Kramer and Gardnar Mulloy swept the final singles to clinch a 5-0 victory over Australia at Kooyong Stadium. Kramer beat John Bromwich in straight sets 8 8 6 4 6 4 and Mulloy defeated Dinny Pails 6 3 6 3 6 4, completing a five-match triumph with only two sets lost. The crowd of 18 000 applauded as the United States preserved its postwar supremacy.
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Melbourne
Jack Kramer
Gardnar Mulloy
Australia
United States
America
Kremer
John Bromwich
Mulley
Dinny Pails
Great Britain
Norman Brookes
Australian Lawn Tennis Association
Walter Pate
Pate
Koolyong Stadium
Buffalo Team Tops Vets by 42 to 26 in Erie League clash
In an Erie County League game at the State Armory Sunday, Tort Crage's Bryant Stratton Collegians defeated the Corry VFW entry 42-26. Buffalo trailed 6-4 after one quarter but surged to an 18-10 halftime lead, then pulled away 28-19 after three quarters as reserves sparked the surge. Cagy Vets star Frisina led Corry with 12 points despite the loss while Joe Frisina added 12 for the Vets.
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State Armory
Tort Crage
Bryant
Stratton Collegians
Corry Vfw
Buffalo
Vets
Collegians
Corry
Corey
Joe Frisina
Buffalo Collegians
Fgfptp Downey
Joe Williams
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Trippi Justice May Highlight Bowl Fireworks
Georgia star Charlie Trippi and teammate Justice lead the national stats as major New Year bowls approach. Trippi’s 1986 yards in total offense pace unbeaten Georgia toward the Sugar Bowl against North Carolina, while Justice sets rushing marks with 943 yards and 1913 total yards.
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Associated: Press
New York
Charlie
Trippi
Justice
Nationns Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Tripp
Georgia
Bulldogs
North Carolina
New Orleans
Rippi
John Rauch
L. A. Tittle
Louisiana State
Arkansas
Dallas
Ernie Case
UCLA
Llinois
Pasadena
Case
Tragedy From Grid Pileups Marked 1945 Season
AP Newsfeatures notes a grim 1945 gridiron season with record crowds and upsets, but many players suffered serious injuries. Henry Finke Jr. died from a brain injury after a head tackle in Tulsa. Daley, Dudley, Wilson, Cestary, Rossi, Weisenburger, Connor and Connor among others endured broken bones, ligaments, and jaws, ending careers or causing swift comebacks as top teams battled through the AP 1946 season rankings.
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Jim Becker
AP Newsfeatures
New York
Tulsa
Okla
Henry Finke
Tulane
Huumerous
BI Daley
Minnesota
Michigan
Brooklyn Dodgers
Forma
Bill Dudley
Philadelphia
Dudley
Eridder
Jackie Wilson
Los Angeles
Rams
Washington
Ann
Roy Cestary
Columbia
Dartmouth
Cestary
Tvur
Cal Rossi
Latt
Ucla Bruins
California
Ross
Ticla
Jack Weisenburger
Army
George Connor
Notre Dame
Connor
Trish
Tollicking Washington and Jefferson Celebrate 25th Anniversary
Seven members of the memorable Tollicking Washington and Jefferson eleven gathered in Pasadena to mark the 25th anniversary of their Rose Bowl clash with California on New Year’s Day 1922. The underdogs outgained, outpassed, and outsmarted the favored “wonder team,” though the game ended in a scoreless tie.
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Pasadena
Yeo
Washington and Jefferson
California
Bowl Briefs Tn Acrha 10
Rice and Tennessee began tapering for their Orange Bowl meeting as supporters flocked to Miami by train plane and auto. Neely led the Owls on Flamingo Field while Neyland’s Vols trained in 82 degree weather at Miami High School. Louisiana State moved into Dallas amid betting chatter for the Gatton Bowl with Springfield positions discussed. Georgia Tech and St Marys of California prepared for the Oil Bowl with the Gaels rated as underdogs by two touchdowns.
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Weana
Miami
Fla
Rice
Ennesse
Jess Neely
Rice Owls
Flamingo Field
Miami Beach
Bob Neyland
Vols
Miami High School
Mainnland
Houston
Tex
Georgis Tech
St. Mary's of Calium
Ung
Texas
College basketball results from North Cal State and others
North California State defeated Franklin 69 to 50 while Oklahoma A&M trounced Kansas 42 to 29. Washington beat Minnesota 72 to 68 and California edged Ohio State 93 to not available.
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Southern California
Temple Ucla
St. Joseph's
Oregon State
Canisius
Utah
St. John's
CGN
Wyomind
Holy Crossis
Toledo
Bradley
Utah State
Syracuse
Rochester
Loyola
TOU
Michican Biante
Wayne
Tansac State
Montana
Tlinois
Nebraska
Acentucky
Wabash
St. Mary's
Cal
St. Louis
North
Cal. State
Franklin
Oklahoma
A&m
Kansas
Washington
Minnesota
California
Ohio State
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Nets
Goodyears
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Lassie
Oriney
Loedom
Tieid
Iyers
Fi Krause
Corryss Agan Markowitz
Bellingham
Stankey
Strand
Carter
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Schxuerman
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Chicago
Eddie Walker
Danny Rosati
Wood Newark
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Biff Jones
Bifs
West Point
Bit Jeffrey
Penn State
Indiana
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Pete Pihos
Southern
Zipp Newman
Ed Danforth
Fred Russell
Billy Evans
Southern Association
Kramer
Mulloy
Bromwich
Pails
North Corry
W. &. Armitage
Stromberg-Carlson
Emerson
Admiral
Motorola
DELGO
Davis Radio Lab
W.R. Aikens
Dial
Smeoegood Foon
U.S
Florida
Starland
Orchard Park
Heinz Catsup
Boston Pork Butts
Hamburg
N.Y
Pip MR. Boston
Virgin Islands
U. S
Boston-Mass
Blondie
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By Chick Young
Lousiana. State
Uame
Tigers
John Barnhill
ArKdnates
T.S. Kelsey
D.D. Oftometrist
Center St
Chevrolet Parts
Chevrolet
Thomas Motor Co
Poplin
Mouton
Jessup & Turner
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
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