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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1941

Page

7

Bears Bears Clash At Wrigley For Key NFL Showdown

A storied Bears versus Packers clash at Wrigley Field headlines a pivotal NFL showdown. Chicago seeks the Western Division title as Green Bay eyes an upset in a rivalry dating to 1921. Packers end Don Hudson draws attention for his play, while Bears coach Lul Hamblin aims to curb Green Bay’s passing game.

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Beaver Eleven Slips To Fourth Straight, 21 0

Corry high school orange and black grid machine suffers its fourth straight league defeat, 21 0, at Greenville on a muddy field with fewer than 200 fans. Greenville backs Brown Junk Dunnavant score three first-half touchdowns, while Corry’s defense stalls in the second half as Beduze intercepts late.

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Waterhouse, Cohen Lead In Tight League Race

Waterhouse and Cohen boosted their standings with sweeps as the Waterhouse side extended its deadlock to two games behind the leaders. Folletts Market slipped, while the Heiman Jewelers dropped a game to Faso Hall. Chapins sat, Dodger five stretched its lead, and the Spring Greek lassies suffered a clean sweep by Zuckerman. Norma Hutz led Third League pins with 128 average, Dorothy Morton topped Fourth League with 128.

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Unbeaten Teams Set To Clash In Big Week Of Football

Five unbeaten squads Notre Dame Army Texas Penn State and Minnesota lead a slate of key clashes at venues from Yankee Stadium to campus arenas. Minnesota hosts Northwestern in the Big Ten title chase while Texas meets SMU and Texas A M faces Purdue on Thanksgiving Day. Navy Harvard Yale and others also eye pivotal outcomes as Stanford, Duquesne, Pitt, and Vanderbilt chase victories.

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Strong finish by colored boy earns decision in boxing bout

Ray Robinson, a tall determined Negro, earned his 26th straight professional victory by defeating veteran Pritzie Zivic in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. Zivic, once welterweight champion, suffered a decisive late surge by Robinson who dominated the middle rounds and closed strong. The crowd of 20,000 expressed approval as Robinson claimed the win and reinforced his rising status.

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Sports Roundup highlights from Hugh Fulenki on players and colleges

A fragmented sports column previews college and professional football and boxing figures. Mentions Army Notre Dame game day plans and Army personnel, Boxers, coaches, and players like Denny Myers and Dick Wakefield. Notes scouting, summer plans, attendance, and speculative moves across teams including Wyoming, Fort Monmouth, and Boston College.

Rifle Shooting Tips and Posture Advice Chronicle

Practical guidance on rifle shooting form and windage, emphasizing stable stance, body alignment, elbow placement, and minimizing muscle tremor to improve shot consistency. Highlights adaptor ideas for cheek weld, stock grip, and trigger squeeze while noting that total pulsation control is impossible and gradual reduction is key.

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Cross State Relay Starts Second Lap in Wet Race

In Merry s Pa a downpour soaked runners as the Cross State Relay began its second lap from Erie to New Castle. Dick Irvin of Me ndville started the sword leg of the 66 mile stage, part of a historic long relay noting the civic aims and physical fitness emphasis.

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Hunters Begin Open Season Amid Rain Affects Punt

Early reports place opening of the season for pheasants, quail, and small game delayed by rain. Game Commission official Gordon notes turnout may be smaller due to military service and defense industry commitments, but forecasts say weather should ease. Season runs to November 29 with ample supplies of game expected in most areas.

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Penn State Dominates Notre Dame Style Night Game

In a rough early-season clash, Penn State overwhelmed New York University in a night game. The narrative highlights Penn State’s strong defense and scoring efficiency as they shut down rivals, with references to other teams like Carnegie Tech and George Washington. The report notes a decisive 27 to 4 victory and mentions competitive performances across the field.

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Power from Sugar and Seed Fuels Reported in East Africa

The report notes sugar by products and seed oil as power sources for diesel engines near Entebbe. British agents in East Africa are aiding technical committees to research substitutes to conserve gasoline. Kenny adds four cents per gallon tax.

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