Corry Beavers look to rebound after tough season
The Corry High Beavers under Coach Lou Hanna prepare for 1951 with 41 wins and four losses over three years, returning key backs and linemen while facing two main questions about passer development and guard replacements. Ohio State vs Wisconsin looms as a major college game, with Wisconsin aiming to pose a stern test and Rose Bowl implications in play. Meanwhile California hosts UCLA as Pappy Waldorf’s Bears seek a Pacific Coast title, and hunting penalties for misidentification are noted alongside rookie ONeill’s move toward army induction and potential Yankees boosts for Rizutto and Berra with high salaries.
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Lou Hanna
Corry High Beavers
My Rex
Dawg Spaulding
Bill Coleman
Bill Chishywiy
Dick Larson
Moore
Art Ireland
Hody” McLeah
Tommy Burkhart
Rex Spaulding
Chiriellainart Miller
Columbus
Ohio State Buckeyes
Wisconsin
Badgers
Ohio
Michigan
Wes Fisler
Arl
Iitis
Bucks
Béritey
Calif
California Bears
Sportaman
O’connell
Pittsburgh
Bue
New York Yankees
Phil Rizauto
Yogi Berra
Bowlers Dominate Gov Club Meet Led by Hurlbut
About 200 bowlers joined Paul Hurlbut in a Gov Club event at Insteviking with Hurlbut cracking a 22h game. Bob Bracken and Sonny Staples surpassed 200 twice, posting 218 and 309 as Staples put up 200 and .206. Cy Young 293 and Paul French 249 also topped 200, alongside Ruth Carroll 220 Jim Consol 8 Gordon Belthouse 212 Phil Sample 204 Walt Dogeland 203 Chuck Williams 209 Bob Fenton 200 and Roland Jewell 200.
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Paul Hurlbut
Gov
Insteviking
Bob Bracken
Sonny” Staples
Bracken
Staples
Cy” Young
Paul French
Ruth Carroll
Jim Consol
Gordon Belthouse
Phil Sample
Walt Dogeland
Chuck Williams
Bob Fenton
Roland Jewell
Fights Last Night Across Cities Reported Results
Boxing results from last night show Holly Mims of Baltimore outpointing Dori Ny Bratton in Chicago, Johnny Kasaber beating Harry Ditinck in New York, and Tony Amato securing a 10 round win in Rotterdam. Multiple venues list undercard bouts and local promoters throughout the evening.
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Baltimore
Holly Mims
Washington
Doriny Bratton
Chilcago
New York
Johnny Kasaber
Livingston
Harry Ditinck
Brooklyn
Rotterdam
Tony
Wildcat
Amato
Tuion Chy
N. J
Tho Harty Bos
Holland
Army Reclaims No 1 in AP Football Poll
Army retakes the top spot in the AP football poll as Ohio State climbs to second. SMU and Oklahoma also feature in the top ranks, with Kentucky, Texas, California, Princeton, Miami and Illinois rounding out the first ten.
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ARMY
SMU
Ohio State
Oklahoma
Associated Press
New York
Southern Methodist
Cadets
Southwesterners
Filmis
Euisi
Texas
California
Princeton
Miami
Fla
Tinois
Kentucky
Clemson
Wyoming
South Carolina
Buckeyes
Truman
Wis
Ulinois
Yankees Dominate 1950 Major League All Star selections
Seven players from the American League and four from the National League compose the 1950 All Star team as chosen by 381 sports writers and sportscasters. Yankees stars Joe DiMaggio Yogi Berra and Phil Rizzuto anchor the squad along with Red Sox standouts Walt Dropo Billy Goodman. The Phillies are unrepresented in the NL team, while Brooklyn St Louis Pittsburgh and Boston are featured in the NL. Ted Williams misses the game for the first time since the poll began.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Amterteam
Nional
Associated Press Today
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Phil Rizzuto
Yanks
Joe DiMaggio
Yuri Berra
Red Sox
Walt Duopo
Billy Goodman
Philadelphia Phils
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Walter Dropo
Red Box
Jackie Robinson
Dodgers
George Kell
Tigers
Venkee
Ralph Kner
Piral
Yankees
Star Musial
Cardinals
Ralph Kiner
Pirates
Ted Williams
Fizzule
Kell
Raummerup
Rickey Named Vice President GM of Pirates
Navy.1 Hyanel Rickey, famed as baseball's shrewdest executive, is new vice president and general manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates on a five year contract with possible extension. Roy Hamey remains as GM focus on players. Branch Rickey Jr joins top management. Unclear if Bill Meyer stays as manager. Future trades and draft impacts uncertain amid wartime personnel shifts.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Navy
Hyanel Rickey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Rickey
Bucs
John Galbreath
Roy Hamey
Tm Wos
Elit
Roy
Branch Rickey, Jr
Mahatma
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinal
Cards
Dodgers
Bill Meyer
Pirates
Bowling League Leaders Hold Edge After Tight Sweep
Gobbetti Real Estate Keglers kept their one game lead in the Men's A League at Bowl-Atre by sweeping Borsierit and Fitch. Blue Bonnett in second place remained within reach by beating Rossbach's Insurance Service. A three way clash for first emerged as Jim's Keystone scored three from American Legion Ed's Esso to threaten the top spots.
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Gobbettis Real Estate
Kegler
Borsierit
Fitch
Blue Bonnett
Rossbache
Mee Usien Eames
Clymer
Bowiatre
Jim
Keystone
American Legion Sal Ed
Esso Hind
Suanmures
Wen Bow
Beyedone Wu Uv
Ate AL Amertesay
Washington
Steams
Cyn Cobbett
Blue Bownett
Kathie
Rossbacher's
Ates
Avs
Suropein Hotel
Jim's Keystone
Anter Tumen
Seare Leatony
Hels Esso Vets
Clymer Drug
Aten Ri Hi
Caner Danka
Clymer Bag
BOGEE
Cabhell's
Sabef
Burstorft & Flick
Siad—Rossbacher's Insurance Service
European Hotel
Vets
Aoy
Tunnell’s
TOA
Wisdom Maple Maulers
Lake
Purity
Aid
Winn Ubree
Monseyen
Progress
Mooseheart
Moose
Mouseheart
Moosehaven
Haven
Christensen Motors Still Tops Elks Loop Bowling Standings
Christensen Motors leads the Elks League with a 13-6 mark after last week’s gains, while Al's Clothes Stop swept Thoms Motors. Other team standings show Corry Hudson 1-6, Hammons Welevaloraa, Ale ows Shop tb, Gininens Bank 7, Superior Cleaners 7, Fale Store 0-16, and varying records for the remaining clubs.
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Ting Peressveseras
Hudson
Fortest
Al's
Thoms Motors
Christensen’s
Corry Hudson
Hammons Welevaloraa
Aleows Shop Tb
Gininens Bank
Superior Cleaners
Hominy Motors
Fale Store
All
Sterling Milk Scores In Postponed Match
The Sierine toppled Keglers to take a 3 game lead in the WEW Men's A League as Sterling Milk posted 7 979 and W72 in a postponed Sunday duel. Al Dorman led the Milkmen with 200 204 and 144 while Ed Barr added 185 200 and 138 to the attack.
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Sierine
Likting
BowieRie
Milkmen
AL Dorman
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