Corry High earns praise in all scholastic football picks
All scholastic selections spotlight Corry High School as a rising football power with Art Pitts Rex Ireland on the first team and Crawford Lumdy Keppel on the second and honorable list. The piece notes Corry’s historic single selections and thanks coach Low Hanna. It previews big college showdowns Michigan Ohio State California Stanford and UCLA Southern California with stakes including conference titles and Rose Bowl bids. The column also lists Ramsarling Pitts Crawford and Cobbett preparing for Princeton Dartmouth games and mentions a Guatemala basketball tour date for Penn State.
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Cony High School
Art Pitts
Rex Ireland
Deck Crawford
Lloyd Lumdy
Bull Keppel
Coury
Dnany Mes Jerger
Corry High
Low Nanna
Michigan
Ohio State
California
Stanford
UCLA
Southern California
Buckeyes
Wolverines
Bears
Indians
Marchie Schwartz
Cal
Arh Pitts
Jack Crawford
Lou Hanna
M. L. Cobbett
Princeton
Dartmouth
Twins
Guatemala
University of San Carlos
William H. Miller
Tulsa Ollers Ies
Penn State
Penn State College
Doken College
Corry High School
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Panthers
Corry High Dominates Northwestern All-Star Football Squad
Corry High School led the 1949 All Northwestern Pennsylvania football selections. Art Pitts and Rex Ireland earned first team honors, with Jack Crawford and Lloyd Lundy on the second team and Bill Keppel on honorable mention. Du Bois placed two players on the first team, Harry Wray and Jack Brown, while a third team included Burch and Kozalka.
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Corry High School
Pennsyvania
Corry
Meuion Lst
Art Pitts
Rex Ireland
Jact Crawford
Ireland
Brown
Jack
Konkel
Erie
John Howe
Pitus
Ville
Man Lenker
Greenville
Richard Barber
Erie Tech
Richard Pohl
Erie East High School
On City
Oiler
Burch
Kozalka
Louis Hanna
Corry Evening ,Journal
Be Daily Times
Erie Dis Patch
Greenwise
Franklin News, Herald
Titusville Herald
Guy Derrick
Kity Elizzard
Meadville Tribune Republican
Warren Times Mirror
DuBeis Gourier
Punxsutawney Spirit
Hugh
Eusition School
sJiwek Konkol
Erie Cathedral Prep
Rex Ireland Ackte
Titusville
Hugh Brown
DuBois Norman Leaker
Erie East
Thomas Keane
Bradford Bernard Kanski
Johnsonburg
Arthur Pitts
Harry Wray Dubois
Wise
Grove City
Kenjersky
Sykesville
Innunen
Meadville
Yeskey
Warren Rees
Anthony
Manno
Johnsonbury
Harding
Brookville
Lundy
Monti
Bradford Romoro
Millcreek
McCullough
Franklin Guerrein
Erie Prep
Oil City
Crawford
Cory
Concilla
North East
Reese
Waren
Es Barllir
Punxsutawney
1949 All Northwestern Pennsylvania Football Team
Honorable mention list spans Allegretto to M. Manigle and Bierly with players from Erie Strong Vincent, DuBois, Titusville, Greene, Brookville, Punxsutawney, and other area schools. Tackles, guards, centers and backs named with multiple towns and schools represented in this era all star selection.
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Allegretto
Johnsonburs
Buel
Erie
Vincent
Dillon
Titusville
Gyterski
Erie Prep
Zimmerman
Peoples
DuBois
Kemick
Bradford
McAdoo
North East
Rhoades
Franklin
Gearhart
Reynoldsville
Krach
Shattick
Warren
Artman
Greenville
Morvis
Gelin
St Marys
Vilkinofsky
Sykesville
Brosh Brook
Parker
Jackson
Millcreek
McCracken
Luphér
Brookville
Gomola
Punxsutawney
Ferragine
Johnsonburg
Backs — Gustafson
Shaw
Ridgway
Hepler
Hesingee
Suplizio
Snyder
Falls Greek
Wachob
Bierly
Fights Last Night in New Haven and Brooklyn
Ted Lowry drew with Bernie Reynolds in New Haven Fairfield Conn. Walter Haines knocked out Joni Dar in Brooklyn Paterson NY. The bouts featured two draws and one knockout with fighters from New Haven Fairfield and Brooklyn areas.
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New Haven
Ted Lowry
Viz
Bernie Reynolds
Fairfield
Conn
Brooklyn
Walter Haines
Brookdlyx
Joni Darby
Paterson
Boxing scores in Washington and Philadelphia boutsBlondie
In Washington Clark Clayton of New Orleans beat Bill Rosad of Puerto Rico on points. In Philadelphia Jean Walzack of France outpointed The Williams of Trenton New Jersey. Blondie.
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Washington
D. C
Marshrall Clayton
New Orleans
Bill Rosad
Puerto Rico
Philadelphia
the Williams
Trenton
N. J
Jean Walzack
France
Greene Sees Confidence Restored At NBA Convention
Delegates to the National Boxing Association convention in Havana resume business after a revolt aimed at Commissioner Abe Greene was quelled. The body, discussing nationwide boxing safety, reaffirmed Greene in a unanimous vote.
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Miami Beach
Fla
National Boxing Association
Abe Greene
Thavana
Cuba
Sreene
Greene
Simerx
Eddie Bohn
Colorado
Joseph A. Tuiner
Timois
Iriner
NBA
Sherrer Wins Narrow Decision In Milwaukee Bout
In Milwaukee Jimmy Sherrer 150 pounds outpointed Jesse Turner 163 pounds from St. Louis over eight rounds, with both fighters displaying steady work and competitive exchanges as the match went the distance.
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Chicago
Jimmy Sherrer
Milwaukee
Jesse Turner
St. Louis
Three markspersons tie for top honors at club shoot
Leurtouul BuBeLLE and Don Patterson deadlock for top honors at the Gorry Od and Gun Club practice shoot with scores of 241. Other participants include Art Knapp 236 Bill Hall 235 Frank Lawson 2135 G McCoy 213 Windakt 226.
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Sor Leurtouul
Bubelle Waves
Don Patterson
Gorry
Art
Notre Dame Tops AP Grid Rankings With 66 Percent
Notre Dame leads the seventh weekly Associated Press poll with 66 percent of experts backing them after a 42-6 win over North Carolina. Oklahoma California Army slide in the Big Four as Army drops to fourth after a 14-13 win over Penn. Virginia earns a first place vote, Michigan Rice Ohio State Minnesota Virginia and Southern Methodist rise, Cornell and Michigan State drop.
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Associated Press
New York
Notre Dame
Trish
North Carolina
Tarheels
Frank Geghy
Oklahoma
California
Army
Pennsylvania
Sooners
Missouri
Oregon
Virginia
Michigan
Rice
Ohio State
Minnesota
Southern Methodist
Ohio
Cornell
Michigan State
Dartmouth
Big Red
Michidon State
Oregon State
Boxing results from multiple cities show scattered decisions and knockouts
In Cincinnati Wallace Smith from Cincinnati outpointed Tommy Campbell of Rock Island. In Lewiston Maurice LaChance knocked on Johnny Madison of Bishon Me. In Newark Charley Williams defeated Jimmy Taylor in Newark. In Dayton Bert Lyiell stopped Charley Williams, and in Paris Manuel Ortis beat Theo Meding in El Centro France.
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Cincinnati
Wallace
Bud) Smith
Tommy Campbell
Rock Island
Lewiston
Maurice
Lefty
Rossbacher’s Out Front in Clymer Bowling Standings
Rossbacher’s Out Front as Clymer Bay’s lead shrinks after a four point loss to Jim’s Keystone. Cobbett’s tied for second by blanking Sterling Milk. Hammond’s sweep Horstorfl and Moose Club take four from Zalaneck’s Wren’s. Peter Russell paced Rossbacher’s with 219, Cy Young led the losers with 172.
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Rossbacher
Clymer Bay
Swssoneners
Corry Hudson
Cobbett
Cony Hudson
Sterling Milk
Hammond
Horstorfl
Fitch
Moose Club
Zalaneck
Wren
Rossbached
Tysurance
Lorry Hudson
Sterling Mill Ten al Oat Hammond
Borstorff & Fitch
Eames
Peter ‘Russell
Cy Young
Lit
Kip" Anderson
Rigg Burr
Hamond
Burstere
Filet
Bob Owens
Bob Ol, Jr
Zaluneck
John Prugar
Bob Rastetter
Caymer Bay
Clymer
Jim's Keystone
GLP
American Legion
Bsa
Art
Barbers
Clymer Drug
Clymer Bank
Jim
Keystone
Clymer Bag Gang
Chet Young
Gordon Holthouse
Willy Counts
Jim Hunter
D. Meerdink
Legionnaires
Fraak Lesm
H. Beckerink
Drugeists
Paul Shields
Bankers
Esso
H. Damead
B. Whitely
Justice No 1 Draft Choice of Steelers
Charley Justice, running back from North Carolina University, announced as the No 1 draft pick by the Pittsburgh Steelers. He says he will not play professional football. Steelers claimed the selection was made at a National League meeting in Philadelphia a week earlier and involved an exchange with the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Pittsburgh
Charley
North Carolina University
Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers
Tarax
Philadelphia
Justice
Philadelphia Eagles
Eugles
Chaien
Corry High School football shows profit of 1519 dollars
The Corry High School athletic report released by Faculty Manager F. Lowe Edwards states football posted a profit of 1519.52 for the past season. Home games drew 9,968 paid attendees, averaging above one thousand per game. A full season forecast will appear in tomorrow's Journal.
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Corry
F. Lowe Edwards
Pine bowlers top 200 mark in Men's A League showdown
The Pine club dominated Bowl Aire last night as twelve bowlers cleared 200. Bob Owens led with a 226 game, Vale Loveland added 208 and 210, and others hitting 200s included Melvin Cobbett 221 Kip Anderson 221 Peter Russell 18 Gerald Staples 212 James Hanlon 210 Cy Young 404 Bob Fenimore 203 Phil Sample 202 Ray Burr 02 Jol Prugar 202.
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Bowl Aire
Bob Owens
Vale Loveland
Melvin Cobbett
Kip Anderson
Peter Russell
Gerald Staples
James Hanlon
Cy" Young
Bob Fen
Phil Sample
Ray Burr
Jol Prugar
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Lloyd Lundy
Northwestern Pennsylvania
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Carter
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Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
By Chick Young
Geis
Cleveland
Hank Greenberg
Cleveland Indians
Bil Veeck
Tribe
Ellis W. Ryan
Ryan
Detroit Tiger
Greenberg
SMU
Barto-Christensen Studio
Washington St
Clearfield
Paul
Monogram
Cee
Powell
North
Cantor Strait
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