Visitors heavy favorites over Beaver eleven
Corry High School ends the 2044 season at Loveland Field under night lights. Corry carries seven wins, three losses, one tie and features a 20 pound per man weight edge led by Lou Zobrest at left tackle and a backfield with Tim Reynolds. Beaver aims to counter with passing and a mobile defense as injuries limit Chuck Jackson and Stretch McKinney.
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Boxing Tonight Sees Touls Face Riley in Buffalo Exhibition
Sgt Joe Touls world heavyweight champ is set to draw Buffalo Memorial Auditorium fans next Tuesday when he meets Odell Riley in a four round exhibition. Riley, a Chicago colored boxer standing 6 ft 2 in and 185 pounds, recently drew with Turkey Thomas on the west coast. Local undercard includes five six round fights as Army Notre Dame grid clash draws attention with a 80,000 crowd expected at Yankee Stadium tomorrow to gauge Cadets against Navy.
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Flat Department Leads Rays Key Loop With Sweep
The Flat Department extended its lead in the Ray mond Bowling League last night by sweeping Small Order 3 0. Harry Miles W led the winners with 191 141 184 while Fred Taylor had 179 154 187 for the losers tallies. Office fuened back the Inspection team in bye games while Machine Shop and Automatics split two games. Lori Baker starred for Office with 174 178 202 as the Automatics toppled Machinists 2 1 behind Pred Mixer 169 188 197 and Carlyle Button 146 191 174.
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ROUNDUP OF HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GRID REPORTS
In New York Troy High and Catholic General clashed for the city title as a goal post issue hindered scoring. Greenville High beat Porter Military 46 13 as punting averaged poorly for the visitors. Crotos Ohio High fields a tiny squad yet played eight games. Guest star Leo from Paterson New Jersey appears. Pat notes boxing chatter on glass chins and labor shortages. Bob Fenimore blocked for Army service due to a football injury but excelled in earlier relays. Walter Majis leaves Marines seeking coaching or publicity work. Hamburg track mulls a covered half mile. St Marys sail team story linked. Turf historian Alex Robb recalls early Derby coverage and Seabiscut odds. Tews Seahawks edge Kla U with Tulsa alumni in the lineup. Dell Taylor scores after a pass and Don Samuel’s breakaway run finishes the drive.
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Jimmy Phelan
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Toronto and Montreal Dominate Ice Loop
Toronto and Montreal, top NHL teams, extended early-season dominance with decisive wins. The Leafs beat the Rangers 6-3 to stretch their unbeaten run, while the Canadiens crushed the Black Hawks 9-2, marking their fourth win in five starts. The Rangers slumped to four straight losses, continuing a winless stretch since January 22.
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New U S Pro Grid Loop To Meet November 18-19
Representatives from 11 teams will attend the United States Football League meeting in Baltimore November 13-19. Backers from New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Akron, Washington, Chicago, Cincinnati, Honolulu, Pittsburgh and Milwaukee are linked to the pro circuit planning operations for next fall.
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Payne
Angott Favored In One Round Bout At Madison Square Garden
Sammy Angott of Washington PA is favored to whip Jimmy McDaniels of Washington DC in a one round bout at Madison Square Garden. McDaniels will weigh about 145 pounds while Angott is near 140.
Army Favored Over Notre Dame In Grid Feature
Army favored to defeat Notre Dame while others in the college football picks include Navy over Cornell Michigan over Tinois and several regional matchups. The note recalls Notre Dame’s past limits against Navy and Army and predicts break of those traditions this year.
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Panthers Leave for Game with Ohio State
Pittsburgh trains for Columbus to face Ohio State after a week’s rest and return of key players from injuries. Coach Shaughnessy aims to narrow the Buckeyes’ lead and boost Pitt’s chance of victory. Also notes Labor Day Notre Dame tickets trading at about $25 on the speculative market.
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San Antonio cadet center teaches 175000 to shoot
In San Antonio Texas Sgt Mannie trains 175000 air cadets in marksmanship at the pre flight school. He began firing in World War I as a machine gunner and later earned an officer’s commission with the 90th Machine Gun Battalion in Germany. After service he pursued law and formed small arms teams before returning to the cadet program. He co led the effort with Lt Colonel Morris Tabor, former vice president of the United States Revolver Association. Joe Louis makes a final wrestling appearance in Philadelphia during a furlough period ahead of a boxing match with Ernie Dusek.
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WPIAL grid leaders end play this week
Ellwood City Wolverines travel to Aliquippa for a decisive clash as the undefeated Class AA leaders wrap up the schedule. Donora finishes its season at Washington, Pa while Stowe Township eyes Me Kees Rocks in a Class A showdown and Avaten, a Class B contender, faces Leetsdale this afternoon.
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Bison Comeback Sparks Buffalo In American Hockey Action
After a rough start the Buffalo Bisons surged with a three game win streak in the American Hockey League. Veteran Doug Lewis keyed the turnaround with strong two way play alongside center Thalderson producing a 4-4 win over Providence, following a win over St Louis. The section also notes Colts and Steelers news and a football setup heading to Detroit.
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Cadets to Use Two Teams Against Notre Dame in Army Irish Clash
West Point plans a two team approach for the Army game against Notre Dame at Yankee Stadium. Coach Blaike will start Doug Kenna at quarterback, with a largely plebe second unit to follow in the second quarter. Army leaves today and will practice at 2 pm, while Notre Dame's squad arrives later for a Bear Mountain stay.
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