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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1953
Page
7
Thousands of Pennsylvanians await the one week bear season opening Monday and closing Saturday November 21. Daily hours 7 am to 7 pm. Solo hunters may take one bear and hunting parties of three or more may take two. five or more must file a big game roster. A legal bear is over one year old. Weather could boost the kill to 500 or more if skies stay clear.
Baltimore The Orioles will decide today whether to keep Marty Marion as field manager or replace him with another choice. General manager Art Ehlers will meet Marion to discuss the situation as the club weighs the future after Marion’s contract and the Browns connection.
National college recap notes Notre Dame's strong pass defense as key in a 48-20 win over Penn and a 28-21 victory where Ralph Guglielmi’s interception sparked the upset. It cites UCLA Georgia Tech Maryland USC and others eyeing bowl challenges as defenses shape the season.
Corry High School Beavers, undefeated with nine wins, claim the state’s first perfect slate and the 1954 major conference crown. They also become the first in Northwest Pennsylvania to win two Section 1 titles, extending a 17-game winning streak. Snowstorm cancels many Eastern Pennsylvania games. several big matches postponed or moved.
Game fragment shows a convoluted score list with locations including Corry Titusville Warren Franklin and Frank line items. It appears to be a partial score or schedule snippet with numbers and abbreviations. The readable parts mention Franklin and Friday's game timing amid an urban area list.
Ed Barrow longtime baseball executive who discovered Honus Wagner and helped shape the Yankees near death at 85 after a two day semi coma hospitalization begun July 7 according to United Hospital. The report notes his pivotal career including player grooming name changes and franchise building.
A chaotic NFL day sees the Rams fall 81-27 to the 49ers as Detroit and the Rams battle for division lead. Browns overpower Steelers to extend win streak as Eagles top Giants and Redskins edge Cardinals. Bears lose to Packers while Detroit blocks Colts in a tight Western race.
Eastern Conference standings show Cleveland at 7 9 0 and Philadelphia 2 2 1 with Washington 3 9 3. Western includes Los Angeles 5 2 and Detroit 2 8. Saturday results featured Detroit 17 Baltimore 7 and Cleveland 34 Pittsburgh 16. Sunday games included Philadelphia 30 New York 7 and Green Bay 21 Chicago. Remaining schedule lists several matchups. Ray Renfro sparked Cleveland's late 24 point run before halftime as Bobby Thomasine starred in Philadelphia’s win over New York.
Pittsburgh reports Eldred Kraemer may miss the rest of the season with a dislocated right shoulder suffered in Pitt's 26-0 win over Virginia. End Dick Dieblch and linebacker Paul Blaney also injured. Dieblch in hospital with possible brain concussion. Panthers have multiple games left as Norte Curling and Percy Stane are on the schedule.
Mt Lebanon High School defended its Interscholastic Athletic Association cross country crown at the 16th annual meet in State College. Bob Lyle led the Tigers with the first finish as seven Mt Lebanon runners placed in the top eight, while Fayl lesstip of Pittsburgh Langley claimed the 16th meet title in a fast time.
Mauch Chunk and East Mauch Boroughs plan to merge and rename as Sim Thorne to honor Jim Thorpe. Joe Boyle of the Mauch Chunk Times News says he seeks Thorpe’s widow’s permission to bring the Oklahoma native’s body for a proposed shrine if voters approve. A hospital for heart and cancer treatment is also planned. Thorpe, famed Carlisle athlete, was regarded as one of the era’s greatest.
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