Local Beavers Reform Football Schedule Set for Fall
Orange and Black football plans outlined for September to November with open date options. Schedule includes Corry, Meadville, Youngsville, Warren, Johnson, and Titusville. season features home opener vs Jim Hyde Evie East and a potential early December game in Trenkle High School basketball context.
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Six Home Games On 1945 Schedule For Cory High
Cory High School plans an eight or nine game football schedule for 1945, with six 1944 opponents retained. New games added with Sheffield and George Junior Republic Grove City, two foreign trips listed, Meadville night game Sept 14 and Titusville away Oct 6, all other games at Towland Field Fridays at 8 15 PM. Open date Oct 19.
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Paul Waner Released by New York Yankees
New York May 4 Paul Waner a 20 year major league out fielder was unconditionally released yesterday by the New York Yankees with whom he joined last season Waner and his younger brother Lloyd starred for years with the Pittsburgh Pirates Waner led the National League in batting in 1927 1934 and 1928 and set a modern record by collecting 200 plus hits in a season for the eighth time in 1927 1938 and 1997
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Tony Janiro Aims For 10th Victory In Eight Round Show
Tony Janiro of Youngstown Ohio expected to extend his professional win streak to 38 by defeating Sammy Purutto of Pittsburgh in the featured eight rounder at St Nicholas Arena tonight. Janiro has mainly fought lightweights and weight moves may push him into welterweight. His only loss came from Al Guido last year, which he avenged weeks later.
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O'Connors Experience Could Aid Chandler As Commissioner
AP Newsfeatures reports Leslie O'Connor who helped Judge Landis run the office for 24 years may be kept on by Happy Chandler. O'Connor manages player cards, transfers, suspensions and legal decisions, and holds the respect of players. His continued service could bolster Chandler's administration and popularity.
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Chandler Plans Baseball Office Move to Cincinnati
A B C Chandler, likely to be baseball commissioner, outlined a shift of headquarters from Chicago to Cincinnati. Leslie M. O Conn or remains in Chicago as special assistant while Walter Warriur Mullery becomes secretary treasurer. Chandler visited Landis prior to confirming the move and held talks with O Connor about the arrangements.
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Major Leagues Show 10 Percent Attendance Gain
Major leagues report a roughly 10 percent rise in paid attendance over the same date last year despite wet, cold weather. Turnstiles recorded 636 404 paid admissions in the first 19 days of the campaign, with New York Yankees leading early totals. National League and American League averages hovered around 12,000 per game though several derailed by rain. Largest crowd reached 38,637 at Wrigley for a Cubs Pirates doubleheader. Thousands of servicemen boosted totals beyond 700,000, but concerns linger over doubleheaders and roster shuffle as managers rotate veterans and rookies amid rainouts.
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Fights Last Night in Suttsburgh and Falls River Card
Boxing results report a muddled card with multiple bouts including Bobby Simmons of Indianapolis and Prayki Abrams of Pittsburgh in a draw. Other listed matches show knockouts and decisions with fighters from New York Portland and Cambr? Protecting readable facts, the record notes names and weights though several city spellings are corrupted.
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Major League Boss Pick Sought By NL Clubs
A New York May 4 sport roundup describes National League clubs seeking a around forty coach with strong team sense and familiarity with New York, highlighting Myles Lane as unofficial nominee and noting support for Melvin Ott in Giants. John McGill features as guest star with Ashland Kentucky Independent.
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House kills bill on horse race betting in Harrisburg
Legislation to permit betting on horse racing died in the Pennsylvania House last night, failing to reach a constitutional majority. The vote split 18 in favor and 37 against amid party lines, with advocates urging delay. Sponsored by Philadelphia lawmakers, the bill would have created a state racing commission and allowed locally approved tracks, with a four percent tax on betting.
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Phillies to Develop Postwar Farm System
Philadelphia on May 4 reports General Manager Herb Pennock outlined plans to build a postwar farm system matching the Yankees and Cardinals. He said with purchasing power now available the team would also buy major league stars from other clubs.
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Club House at Golf Course to Open on Sunday
Opening of the clubhouse for the season announced with the course said to be in excellent shape despite recent rain. Nick Carter will serve as acting pro and run the first shop opening for golfers. Repairs and supplies moving in as greens are refreshed and fairways nearly ready except for two wet areas.
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Hoppe Slices Lead Of Cochran To Four Pots
In a transcontinental billiards tourney, Willie Hoppe trimmed rival Weller Cochran 60 to 57 after 65 innings as Cochran held a four point edge. Cochran later beat Hoppe 80 to 57 in 84 innings, with future matches slated in Portland and San Diego amid a slate of night fights including a Boston card pairing Nova, Los Angeles, and other results.
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