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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1945
Page
5
Carr High School faces decision on league return or independent play
Coach Lytle and school officials weigh benefits of rejoining the County Football League versus staying independent. Supporters cite shorter travel, bigger crowds, and credibility, while opponents warn of unfairness, scheduling issues, and potential bad optics. The Beavers may face a 9 to 11 game slate, pending league membership, with local rivals Warren and Youngsville at risk. Also noted is Matthew Potocki, Corry pitcher aiming for organized ball after a strong semi pro showing and wartime service. The National Professional Football League Western division title race looms, with Packers Rams and Lions favored to win as Eagles challenge in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lytle
Carr High School
Shold
Beavers
Corry
Tee
Beavenss
Erie East
Meadville
Titusville
Warren
Youngsville
Corey
South Pacific
Matthew Potocki
States
Potocki
Warren Beats Corry Eleven 25 to 6 in season finale
Warren Dragons overpower Corry Beavers 25 to 6 at Loveland Field. Chick Jackson scored Corry’s only points on a 60 yard rush after a Reynolds pass. Warren built a 13 point lead by halftime and capitalized on Corry’s passing struggles while weathered field conditions impacted footing.
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Loveland Field
Corry
Warren Dragons
Corry Beavers
Chick Jacksor
Reynolds
Fonty
Brekfeld
Waren
Coty
Plecardi
Jackson
Warren Fine
Warren
Cory
Dragons
Seabee
Bhanshidi
Lytlemen
Oym
Abr
Scalise
Shonshill
Walters
Amobi
Bond
Makhmeychi
Gui
Kekt
White
Pss
Mcihiney
Gerry
Willers
MckKinnes
Graham
Lopes
Bucket
Corey
Fitcarti
Tanner
Wollaston
Juin
Suore
Wareren
Beavers
Ams
McKinney
Lo G. Corry
Leslist
Walrer
Bonnce
Jeniio
Juliano
Wirran
St Dows
Xce Pumbing Fay
Warren Monroe
Mamitton Mitchell
Selana Harvey
Robertson Burns
Tanner Foster
Waller
Sherwoos
Knapp McKinney
White Graham
Bonnce Reynolds
Shanshala
Lopez Ficcardi
Scalise Corry
Ju—ano
Polit
Gerry—Walters
C. Geertser
Geertson
Morgan
Post
Marlin
Hayton
Ottaway
McCray
Garrity
Peebles
Fenton
McCaslin
Amroso
Messina Zatiropulos
Warren—Buckett
McNally
Reed
Schmeier
Leonard
Lane
Ausacher
Bartholomew
Sherman
Hart
Aysrile
Kirshauer
Bricksoul
Officigls
Rosequist
Abele
Otto
Headlinesman
Hornets Meet Barons Tonight in Cleveland
Pittsburgh Hornets face the Cleveland Barons in a Western Division game, aiming to close within one point of the Indianapolis Capitals. Hershey Bears host the New Haven Eagles as the Eastern leaders clash with a cellar-dweller. Four Sunday games listed include Cleveland at Buffalo and St. Louis at Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asqueucueres
Pittsburgh Hornets
Indianapolis Capitals
Barons
Cleveland
Lomighh
Hershey Bears
New Haven
Eagles
Buffalo
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Providence
Pittsburgh
Newsven Breers
Hershey
Lanstons Tie First With Gift Shop In Bowls Standings
Bowls action last night left Lanstons and the Gift Shop in a first place tie as Waterhouse and All-Way teams posted solid scores. Rosalind Hopkins topped the evening high series with 592, 34, and 584 for Lanstons while Lois Huth led the Gift Shop with a 149 average. Doris Houghtfinger anchored Gurage with a 189.
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Tanston
Bowie Leasine
Gifh
An-Way
Waterhouse
Golf Shop
Intey
Rossbacher Insurance Keglerettes
Rosalind Hopkins
Latston
Electricians
Lois Huth
Marjorie Paulson
Doris Houghtfing
Snoyr
Elssley
Tad Weme
Rassbacker Girls
Kallwrine Kirin
Suis
Eanstom O
Ccceeres
I Walleehouse
Rinley's Sea
Rasebacher
Notre Dame Navy showdown draws 5000 fans to Cleveland
Notre Dame and Navy meet at Municipal Stadium in Cleveland with an expected crowd of about 5000 local supporters. Notre Dame holds second in the AP poll, Navy third, promising a top early season clash. Among attendees are William Zafirowilos and son Bill and numerous local figure names listed among the contingents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
William Zafirowilos
Bill
Phi Waile
Harold Grage
Mik’ Zaneck
Phil Zalaneck
Hal Berry
Carl Peterson
Ted Dey
Richard Rosspacker
Pittsburgh Steelers Hopeful Dudley to Return in Key Game
Navy reports Lt Willis M Dudley, famed Steelers halfback in 1942, has Army discharge and may play Sunday. Dudley, in top form after time with an Air Force eleven, could rejoin Steelers as other college and high school football notes, including Dunkel All-Star lineups and local prep teams, are noted amid injury and roster reshuffles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Willis M. Dudley
Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers
Dudley
Air Force
Franklin Highis
Honolulu
Allegheny
Dunkel High School
Domora
Gil City
Eridiron Heap
Pennsylvania
Erie
Tech
Frank Academy
Chopen State
Meadville
Tinsville
DuBois
Indians State Teachers’ College
DuBuis
Rob Boozer
Rose Bowl bids stir dramatic college football clashes
The Rose Bowl race heats up as Southern California faces St. Marys in a key semifinal with about 63,000 fans on hand. Notre Dame battles Army next, while California seeks another big crowd in Los Angeles amid Pac-8 contenders. Oregon, Michigan, and Ohio State loom with high playoff hopes as traditional powers collide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calif
St. Mary’s
Murray Rose
New York
Vavy
Nacte Dame
Tennion
Army
Bart Blatt
Hs Stall
Cleveton
Californie
Washington
Askles
Rghit
Pacific Coast
Pasadiel
Op- Oregon
Asher
Michigan
Maimesofm
Columbus
Stave-Nort Inwestern
Columbia
Philly mayor bids for Louis-Con bout
Philadelphia mayor Bernard Samet protests New York Boxing Commission chief Edward Eagan remarks that a Louis Con bout should be in New York. He warns Governor Dewey in a telegram after Eagan threatens revoking promoter licenses over the fight location. The piece also lists Friday scholastic game results and local prep scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatoneres
Philadelphia
Bernard Samet
Edward Eagan
New York Boxing Commission
Louis-Billy Gonn
New York
Samuel
Thomas E. Dewey
Eagan
Mike Jacobs
Phil Adelpiala
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