Slugging Star Northey Paces Phillies In Hit Production
Ronald James Northey, Phillies slugging outfielder, has played for five owners and three managers across three seasons since 1942. At 24, he leads the club in hits, runs, doubles, triples, home runs, and RBIs, with a .260 average, while praised by manager Fitzsimmons as key to future improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Ronald James Northey
Philadelphia
Phillies
Chuck Klein
Northey
Outer Gardener
Gerry [Nugent
Bill Con
Bob Carpenter
Hans Lobert
Bucky Haris
Fred Fitzsimmons
Fileeben
Norihey
Fab Freddie
Xoineh
Northy
Roundup of Army Navy talks and young players across colleges
New York headlines preview a busy postwar schedule with Army Navy discussions unlikely to shift to major bowls. Athletes like Pep Anderson of Utah State and a youth pipeline at William and Mary reflect a sport still expanding. Coaches and managers in Penn State and other programs confront talent, injuries, and transfers as the season unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ran
Dolph
Fourth Air Force
Texas Fliers
Navy
Bainbridge
Camp Feary
Baltimore
Port Pierce
Fla
Chicago Bears
Miami
Rangers face Maple Leafs in home opener at Madison Square Garden
The New York Rangers host the Toronto Maple Leafs tonight in the season’s home opener at MSG. Toronto stands undefeated after four games, while New York seeks its first win in four meetings against the Leafs. Montreal hosts Chicago in the other NHL matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
You Rangers
Madison Square Garden
Toronto Maple Leafs
Leafs
Rangers
Toronto
Montreal
Chicago Black Hawks
Series' Highlights Ready for Servicemen
Chicago reports the 1944 World Series film highlights and 24,000 feet of footage will be shipped to service members worldwide. Connie Mack, veteran manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, introduces the series. About five million service men have already viewed the 1944 series film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heperbreg
Chicago
Dts Sweale
Connie Mack
Manger
Philadelphia Athletics
Porsecu
Hershey Bears Rout Pittsburgh Hornets 11 0
Hershey Bears crushed the Pittsburgh Hornets 11 to 0 for the league’s largest shutout this season. St Louis Flyers were edged by Cleveland Barons 5 to 4. Barons set to visit Indianapolis while Buffalo hits Providence tonight. In Newark Billy Grant won on points over Henry Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buc
Pittsburgh
Frank Colman
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Hospital
Apri
Pattswingr
Cuitll
Wmseet Bescett
American Hockey League
Hershey Bears
Hornets
St. Louis Flyers
Cleveland Barons
Barons
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Providence
Pights
Elizabeth
N.J
Billy Grant
Orange
N. J
Henry Jones
New York
al Mobley
Newark
Jimmy Pell
N. Y
Phil Muscato
Bill McDowell
Dallas
Tex
Joe Miller
Fat Giorpano
Toronto
Crew
20 Year Old Trotter Judy Pulls Fruit Wagon For War Effort
Judy, a 20 year old trotter owned by Joe Peruzai, hauls fruit on a wagon and trotting sulky at a British base. The mare, once an ice cream wagon beast, has won two straight victories over younger rivals in four months while her owner promotes wartime morale for U S troops and GIs who come to watch her run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newstatutes AU
Liberator
England
Yoxford
Judy
Qwonder
Britain
Joe Peruzai
Hambletonian J
Muddy
Peruval
I J
Ciisthilty
Peruizzi
Perweci
Peruzai
Meadville Bulldogs Cage Slate Revealed for 1944 45
Meadville High announces a tough eight game Warren Crawford Venango County schedule for 1944 45. Thirteen games will be on home court with ten double headers and an alumni game set for January 9. The Bulldogs open December 8 against Shane Vincent and end March 2 with Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Meadville High School
Jammy
Bulldogs
Shane
Freshman Back to Captain State Again at Penn State
Tommy Cheekran of Lansford Pennsylvania again earns the freshman captaincy of Penn State's football team. Coach Bob Higgins praises his fourth straight week of inspired play as captain. Colgate coach Andy Kerr calls him the best freshman back ever seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associace State College
Tommy Cheekran
Wil
Penn State
Temple
Philadelphia
Bob Higgins
Lansford
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Bucknell to Meet G. G. Yon Veterans on Gridiron
Bucknell University faces G. G. Yon Memorial Field in a gridiron clash in Lewisburg Pa on Saturday marking the first meeting between these two boxine ring veterans. Coach Woody Eudiie pushed Bucknell through 15 scrimmage variants as he aims to build a stronger lineup after a 26-0 victory over NW last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reseen
Lewisburg
Bucknell University
G. G
Beavers Prepares For Final Game Against Warren Dragons
The Beaver grid team trains this week for Friday night’s season finale at Lovelynd Field versus Warren. The kickoff time shifts up to o’clock to avoid Armistice Day events and Saturday merchant business. Several veterans are limited, while Ken Harvey transitions to right end after standout play as a guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Warren Dragons
Lovelynd Field
Merchants
Willy Lawrence Park
Veiwlars
Chuck Jackson
AL Flecards
Stretch" McKinney
Warren
Attak
Beavers
Gves Theousty
Ken Harvey
Abel
Tias
Fila
Penn Hopes To rebound Against Columbia Team
Penn trains after three days rest aiming to rebound from three straight defeats. Quaker hopes center on a Saturday game with Columbia, while halfback Al Shca’s injured leg remains unhealed and New Jersey star may sit. Terry Southard leads Pitt for a clash with unbeaten Ohio State, with Matthews slated to start at halfback alongside Lear, Sniscu, and Rickards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PENN
Columbia
Philadelphia
Quakers
Wostright
al Shca
New Jersey Star
Sita
Terry Southard
Mina Ho
PITT
Pittsburgh
Don Matthew Pill
Har Halfbst
Ohio State
Cosich
Elves Shaughnessy
Matthews
Abe Buckyeyes
Johnny Lear
Berple Sniscu
Faith Rickards
Chapins Narrow Stewarts Lead In Third Keg Loop
Chapins slip past Stewart Hat Shop in third keg loop as Leeds and Folletts split two games. Bracken Keating, Mortleians, and Tozeys post notable scores with Florence Beckwith and Mildred Hall leading. Barbers struggle with Dede Cochran and Purdy contributing strong marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapins
Stewarts
Enders
Folletts
Leeds
DeJean
Cochran
Stewart Hat Shop
Genue
Folletts Market
Ronkeup Chapin
Vom
Bracken-Keatine
Woo Pet
Alt Bracken-Keating
Dedeun-Cochran
Florence Beckwith
Laura Purdy
Butchers
Chapin Keglerettes
Bracken Keating
Tozeys
Geraldine Dunton
Marjorie Nichols
Mortleians
Suit
Dede
Cochra
Hey
Mildred Hall
Pyenny
Ann Gots
Barbers
Livingston Back Again With Cubs as No. 1 Recruiter
In Chicago on November 9 reports say Livingston, returning from military service, will fill the club’s top recruitment role. Thompson Stickey is noted, with Clyde McCulloy displaced from his regular post as the club retools for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Chicago
Thompson Stickey
Chicago Cubs
Clyde McCulloyet
Ucle
Union City Man in Quarrel Fatal Attempt at Recovery
Floyd Maynard aged 43 in Union City and his wife were at their South Street home when he allegedly shot himself during a quarrel. He was treated at Vincent's Hospital where staff pursued life support efforts before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Maynard
South Street
Union City
Sh. Vincent's Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fitzsimmons
Andersonn
Utah State
Pridder
Rockies
Sonny
Glayn
Hopewell, Va
Bobs Higgins
Bok
LEAFL
Shamburg‘s News & Sports
Pitsburgh Hornets
Vigoro
Butcher's Steels
Bulldogs Cage Slate
Erie East
Brookville
Kurowshe
Princeton
N. 1
George
Whitey" Kusowski
St Louis Cards
Reading
Munl
Enberg
Kurowski
Captain State
Enna North Corry
Columbus Ave
Armitage
Beavers Prep
Pennzoil van Cise’s
Stvron
W. Smith St
Dial
Iverederal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Weg
Hitler
Lee Ak Oy
Idie
By Mick Young
Bik
H&s
Spat
Sage
Astilli
Che
Legters
Clymer, N
Ellen Ulare
Parr
Lake Simi
Cortlands
Empire Stave
Lux
Camay Lifebuoy
Warren Co. U
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!