Beavers Football Season Review Under Coach Lyth
Corry Hill School era ends as Beavers close first year under Bob Lyth. Strong defense by the line and backfield, led by Jim Reynolds and Chuck Jackson, features seven touchdowns by Reynolds and key wins over Titusville, Meadville, and Sheffield. Notable losses and scoring details include Gary High and Junior Republic games, with star players earning recognition. upcoming Notre Dame Navy game discussion and a Bradford man’s obituary noted in regional sports roundups.
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Corry Hill
Coat Hall
Beavers
Bob Lyth
Fost
Titusville
Erie
Willington
Sun- Visers
Gary
Nebels
WeWeVel
Corry
Bile Tosh
Meadville
Mohusonbuwe
Sheffield
Dew
Farrencha
Chuck Jackson
Jim Reynolls
Cal
Ores Junior Republic
Tixusvilly
EP Torackson
Tonganee Montae
Allegheny College
Notre Dame Navy
Phil Golleta
Wat Sears
AlHough
Notre Dame
Hank Camelli
Sant Hobeeris
Chicago
Pill
Beavers basketball trials as 1948 season looms
The Qorty High School basketball squad begins intensive practice with nearly 40 candidates. Coach Milinovich leads drills to sharpen fundamentals as the Beavers prepare for the 1948-46 season amid a mix of returning players and sophomores. Strong contenders include Stretch Kumey Tos Clark and Boucher with Red Kennedy returning from a broken leg. The squad plans tough independent competition and a December 4 opener against Vincent Milroy. The full schedule will be released soon.
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Qorty
The
Beavers
John Milinovich
Ins
Worlknes
Fuunda
Foosball
Mr Kumey
George Tos
Dick Clark
Flarl Boucher
Red Kennedy
Cosel Mylo Vhit
Eme Teel Trone
Vincent
Jimestowi
Franklin
Timwsville
Westzatd
Sherneld
Warren Youngsville
Spietatisbung
Vincent Mily
Ial Towinke
Tack
Tamestown
Jack Dempsey May Head New Organization
New York reports manager May Waxman says boxing pioneer Jack Dempsey may lead a new group to promote and televise boxing shows. The plan envisions a weekly May 1946 start if a deal worth about 25000 pounds is agreed and he accepts charges of the organization.
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Jack Dempsey
Asmoedliete
Evan
New York
Indy
May Waxman
Maxman
Dempsey
T Ander
Tientain
Clund
Norris Anderson
See Seodles
Wong
Aju
Andersson
Ely Pion
Sul Anderson
Mabel Shoppe and Raymonds Tie In Ladies A League
Mabel Shoppe and Raymonds battled evenly as Wilcox Gyer fell behind with a sweep. High scores featured Mabel Shoppe with 702 801 704 and Baker eyeing 190s while Raymounts’ leaders posted strong marks. The Grocers dropped a game behind, hampered by scattered scores as Alley awaits the next slate.
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Raymount
Wilens Grocers
Stu
Raymonds
Wilcox Gyer
Ih Tavern
Mabel Shoppe Rolledal
Gurtlin Cary
Willi
Marty Issies
WBS
Temp Sing Auplay Rivest
Wei
Irish Guard Is Lineman Of Week
Notre Dame sophomore Jos Mastrangelo of Vermont was named lineman of the week after a standout performance against top opponents. Ramifications noted include recognition for his weight and strength as the guard anchored the line amid a 2 7 run by Southern California.
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New York
Notre
Jos Mastranzelo
Anand
Mastrangelo
Armenia
St Mary's
Initied Gaels
Californi
Hiox Ramsey
Willinot
Mary Leckle
Kelley
Udsmith
Southworth to Manage Boston Braves in 1946
Upset and misread lines describe Billy Southworth’s return to manage the Boston Braves in 1946 amid moves to improve the team after World War II. The piece notes Southworth’s pressure from owners and reactions at a Cardinals meeting, with speculation on payroll and contract details and a plan to build toward pennants.
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Southworth
Boston Braves
Boston
Willant
Billy
Syum
Boston Beines
St. Louis
Elin
Bosler
USA
Voniteader
Jose Tei
Julius Gna
Youbhatel
Ambilicus Worenil
Imaitiger
Naswovals
Billy Syoule
Louis Pay Ty
Willy
Billy Bold
Bute
Mad
Bruges
Wallin Beth Eliebsing
Luis
Eadie Dyer
Dowis
Billy Soulinwerdl
Sam Beendin
Cardinals
Dyer
Ted Rivers
Buici
Lane Breeden
Ima
Hindest
Pelor
Southwapta
Byiaves
Roundup notes college grid and boxing pace in New York
Sports columns report fast moving action from New York with chatter on college football and boxing. Names such as Anderson and Frankness appear amid brief game notes, hospital reports, and fan banter about players and teams in recent events.
Joe Ruhel Aims To Return At First Base Next Season
Joe Ruhel plans to rejoin the Washington Nationals at first base after a year in the minors. He declines to concede to younger players and states he will continue to compete as a player in the American League context.
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Joe Ruhel
Washington
Ji’ Hel
Faecal
Sippinieli
Rubel
van Wigton
Wwe
Wayside Market Triumphs in Tight League Night
In a chaotic scoreline filled with misreads, Paul’s and Wayside Market posted strong showings as key players chalked up high totals. Major contributors included Paul Michell with 284 and 16, while Pete Plussell led with multiple 100s, and Louise Baker surfaced in local bounty coverage amid a crowded evening of matches.
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Paul’s
Paik
Pido
Louise Baker Bounty
Melvin
Cobbett
Wilcox
Pete Plussell
Wiyeldy Ely
Charles Shudet Olinded
Moneday
Thund
Ons Bank J
Bopkers
Paul Michell Yammersd
Sears
Jt Wild
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Cat) Robinson
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al Hoosman
Los Angeles
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Die Bernard
Youngstown
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Montreal
Bradford
Philadelphia
Sam Bedell
Stadford Wire Department
Bedell
Phila
Delphia
Ara Coeli
Rome
Celoron Park
Freddie Shaffer
Victory Sweethearts
America
Uth Mary Mee
Gene Krupaqueen
Person Inc
Mabel Shoppe
Wilcox Grocers
Marty
Steen
North Corry
Columbus Ave
L. Armitage
Hub City
Eddie Dyer
Cee Ay
By Chick Young
NCL OM
Frankness Wren Mie
Morning Mail
Boylink High
Sobuet
Grange
Wivlch Plataine Sim Uastera
Ami
Koolowski and Co
Weish
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Texas Aggies
Delco
Willard
Thomas Motor Co
McKesson's
Limp
Vitawim Capital
Mare & Difference
Guignon's
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