Corry Board hires Louis Hanna as new football coach
The Corry Board of Education selected Louis Hanna as Cory High's new football coach. Hanna, with eight years of scholastic coaching across football, basketball, baseball and track, has formed winning teams at Cresson Conemaugh and German Townships and will inherit a solid squad for development. Nearby sports and holidays fill the community with tournaments, fishing trips, and minor league baseball as focus shifts to recreation over the long weekend.
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Cleveland Indians
Detoit Tigers
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Cincinnati Reds
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Erle’s Aid Rally Sparks Community Support
Local residents rally to assist Erle as volunteers gather at the community hall. Organizers say funds and supplies will aid Erle’s relief efforts, with donations accepted from noon to dusk and plans for a follow up fundraiser in the coming weeks.
Erie Nine Wallops Youngstown 16-1 in League Open
New Castle Chiefs stunned first place Vandergrift Pioneers 5-2 in a Middle Atlantic League opener as Butler crushed Uniontown 12-5 and Erie beat Oil City 36-1. Lew, named temporary Youngstown manager after Diz resignation, debuts amid reshuffled standings and late-season pressure. Joe Karakus earned his second win for New Castle, limiting PipHigers to seven hits.
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Vendergrift Pioneers
Butler
Uniontown
Johnstown
Oil City
Erie
Youngstown
Galcher Lew ‘Hoherdson
al Diz
Vandererift
Tohmstown
Joe Karakus
New Castle
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Bombers Win Dramatic 10th Inning Over Merchants 8.5
Jamestown Bombers push across three runs in the tenth at Leviland Field to defeat the Corry Merchants 8 to 5. Smerkar fires relief after six strong innings, while Dubois and L Brown spark late scoring and a squeeze bunt. Dimick and Dubrosky star in defense as crowd funds Joe Randanelli’s season-ending injury. The Merchants drop another, with Corry junior team falling 12-0 to Tidioute earlier.
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Leviland Field
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Merchants
Ralph Mee
Lefty Studd
Smerkar
Corry
Branton
Frisina
Dankovich
Dontiucci
McGraw
Brandon Gnel
Schwab
Joe Nagel
James
Bender
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Donacucel
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Randanelli
Dubois
B. Brown
Peterson
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Major Leaders Leagu es American Bitling-Williams, Boston
Key marks show Williams of Boston leading in runs 40 and hits 70 among major leaders. DiMaggio and Musial appear in triples and home runs for New York and St. Louis, while Musial drives in 59 runs as leading batters. Pitching leaders include Raschi of New York with 8-3 record and Post of New York with 7 strikeouts.
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Schoendienst Tops Stankey In All Star Balloting Race
Red Schoendienst of the St Louis Cardinals leads the balloting for the starting second base spot in the 16th annual All-Star game in St Louis with 874 118 votes. Stan Stanky of the Boston Braves sits second with 62 964, while Bill Rigney of the New York Giants is third with 619 471. Ted Williams remains the top individual voter getter with 113 204, Stan Musial second with 1 174 202. Final returns are due Wednesday as the all star vote tally nears a record total with nationwide fans casting ballots by midnight Monday. The piece also notes game specifics and box score details from a related exhibition.
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Ted Williams
Stan Musial
Dodgers bow to Giants and drop into last place
The Dodgers suffer a 104 loss at Ebbets Field as the New York Giants triumph three times in the ninth, dropping Brooklyn into last in the National League. Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati Reds rise in the standings amid other National and American League results. The Indians stay a half game ahead in the pennant race after beating the Browns, while the Red Sox and Athletics win in tight finishes. The Yankees lose in 12 innings to the Senators, who move into fifth place. Tigers fall to the White Sox.
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Washington Senators
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday results show Chicago and Pittsburgh and other teams with scores, plus New York and Brooklyn in a league context. Today’s slate lists New York at Brooklyn and Boston at Philadelphia, with American League results and several interleague matchups.
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Red Sox Win In Midget League No-Hitter Highlights Day
The Boston Fed Sox beat the Detroit Tigers 2 to 1 in Ave Ihnings at Loveland Field. Od ie McLean and Spaulding combined for a no hitter against Detroit. Smith allowed six hits as Boston tallied five bases on balls in the fifth inning. Scorers lists Detroit 2 Boston 0 in an 8 inning Midget League game. More than 30 000 wells drilled in 1946 versus 24 700 average 1942-45.
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State Small Game Hunting Season Clip Shortened
Harrisburg reports the 1948 Pennsylvania small game season four weeks of hunting for wild turkey, pheasant, rabbit, and squirrel runs from November 1 to November 27 including four Saturdays. Deer, antlerless bans, groundhog timing, and other season details are noted with ongoing debate on deer seasons.
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Turkey Hunting Rules and Season Dates Outlined
The article details turkey hunting restrictions and season dates across counties, including bans in Adams to Westmoreland. It lists counties allowed seasons, dates for oiling dupes, and special limits such as zero bath for some hunters and unlimited red squirrel hunting from November 1 to December 30, 1949.
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Wrestling results recorded for Long Beach event
Fragmentary note lists weights and names from a last night card in Long Beach with a Newark entrant Jerbie Humowite and two others Lon Valles and anacintnd, all indicating a mixed results summary from a local wrestling meet.
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Jerbie Humowite
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Anacint
Lon Valles
New York
Harrison Sets Pace in Motor City Open
Detroit reports reveal Adyoemuey Nay, a 28 year old Dutch golfer, leading the final 36 holes of the $15,000 Motor City Open after posting a three under par 139. Behind him Detroit natives Bobby Locks and others chase with scores around 138 to 140 as top contenders and veterans vie for the title.
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Arkaneas
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Elmer Reed
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Marty Buregol
Cocky Biond
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Yesterday Stars Pitching Masterson Senator Washington Beat St Louis
Yesterday's stars featured Walter Masterson and Senator Walter Johnson limiting Washington to three singles in 12 innings as Cleveland defeated St Louis 8 to 6. Toe Gordon hit his 14th and 15th home runs, driving Indians to victory with timely swings as Lou Boudreau managed at base.
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