Shade and aging cited in UCED 243 note
A brief entry notes shade and aging factors in UCED 243 with figures 5.85 or higher cited, indicating a schedule or threshold used in the assessment.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1946
Page
7
A brief entry notes shade and aging factors in UCED 243 with figures 5.85 or higher cited, indicating a schedule or threshold used in the assessment.
The Beaver slate for 1946-47 lists 17 games with five January February open dates. Officials urge league entry to guarantee more games and higher receipts, while Army bids loom for Rose Bowl consideration and college football schedules heat up across Big Nine Ivy League and independent matchups.
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Fragmentary text from a Brooklyn area page shows garbled names and places including New York Hartford Ohio and scattered numbers. The readable bits mention possible individuals and locations but lack coherent events or dates to form a clear item.
Penn coach George Munger said Penn may upset Army in the Philadelphia game of the year. He cited Army’s dangerous passer Arnold Tucker and Penn’s Ed Allen and Bill Luongo as potential keys, with 78,000 expected at Franklin Field.
Penn State, touted as the best defensive team, held a vigorous workout in State College as it readies for Saturday’s game at Annapolis. The Nittany Lions, coming off a 19-6 loss to Michigan State, aim to rebound with leaders fullback Joe Colon and halfback Koby Williams highlighting the backfield.
In last night’s Ajax League play the Tool Room gained a clear lead by defeating the Office 88886 844 785 886 795 while Machine Shop swept a pair from the Foundry and Core Room blanked Steam Specialties. Russell Patterson led the Tool Room with 167 149 35. Charley Keeler paced the winners with 185 208 157. The Raymonds beat Mabel Shope in two, and Wing-Will toppled Steen’s in two as Marty's Jabsies held the Ladies A lead with wins over Wilcox Grocers.
General Manager Herb Pennock says Philadelphia may pursue a premier shortstop next season but refuses to identify him. He also discusses a possible three team deal involving Ron Northey and shortstop Dick Culler and pitcher Bil Voisella. Connie Mack, 83, departs for a three month coast trip to Los Angeles.
Dan Roskos of East Stroudsburg Teachers College remains the Keystone State scoring leader with 174 points after Week 2 of the 1966 football season. He holds a seven point edge over Larry Brito of Geneva, while Bruno is out for the season and Jack Grider from Mulenberg tied at 66 points after scoring twice against Gettysburg.
An old ad claims Thompson's Borsoma Tablets speed kidney cleansing by filtering waste from blood. It urges insisting on genuine Thompson's Borsoma Tablets 5Ncmb in drug stores and adds Golden Lax Tablets as a constipation aid.
New York reports Penn State leads college football in total defense with an average 137.2 yards allowed per game after six opponents scored on the Lions. They meet Navy in Baltimore this Saturday as Michigan State's 26-0 win over Temple nudges them to the top spot.
The American Hockey League starts its 246-47 season with strong, close competition. Western Division leaders include Indianapolis on top by one point, with Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, and St. Louis close behind. In the East, Hershey leads New Haven by one point as Springfield Indians upset Philadelphia Rockets 1-3.
Lightweight Oma Lee outpointed Joe Muscato in Buffalo while Palefsky edged Freddie Addeo in New York. The bouts featured 182 and 150 pound classes with decisions decided by judges.
Corry Rod and Gun Club officers including President Wim Shemberg call all members to the headquarters on East Washington Street for a Friday evening meeting. Key topics include the proposed purchase of new property near the city and possible future clubhouse plans.
The Penn Electrics defeated Wilcox Gramere twice in Elks League action last evening. Electric time scored high with strong shooting, led by Dick Mortch who logged 25, 184 and 178 points. Frank Mocant contributed solid percentages for the grocers in the close contests.
In a regional bout in Pittsburgh Exard Charlest won on points over Timmy Bivins with a 186 to 75 count. The event featured other matchups including Al Mobley defeating Fritzle Zivic in Trenton New Jersey by points 8 to 146.
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