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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1945
Page
7
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chaotic college grid notes and council split on Exeter Beavers reentry stir debate about integrity of local athletic governance. column surveys coaches votes, Army Penn game pick, and Notre Dame coach Devore future amid war-time shifts. Rambles mention Eddie Rickenbacker.
George Weiss was named the Yankees top executive to oversee player operations for the parent club and farm system. The move, part of a broader plan announced by president Larry McPhail, gives Weiss full authority to sign players and coordinate with Joe McCarthy to build a championship team. The restructuring includes stadium upgrades and new facilities, with contracts for lighting at Yankee Stadium and possible expansion to night games in 1936.
Army, Gaels and Michigan are favored in a slate of high profile college football games. Predictions include Army over Penn, Notre Dame over Northwestern, Purdue over Michigan, and Georgia over Auburn with a mix of rivals and bowl contenders highlighted by Harold Claassen.
Christensen Moor Kopters dominated Ore Kitizens Bank Pin Spiters last night in the antler Handicap League. Glink McKean led the winners with scores of 167, 193 and 188, while Cass Sears posted 174 180 164 for the losers.
More than sixty scholastic runners prepare for the PIAA Cross Country Championship meet in State College with Mt Lebanon Connellsville and Upper Darby leading squads. Top contenders include Tony Daskamina's pick Dick Plummer Sam Brown and Dick Stoner among others for the individual title.
Pennsylvania high school football nears conclusion with top two unbeaten teams, New Kensington and Donora, set for a title clash at St Vincent’s College stadium. Western Conference trophy hopes hinge on this clash as season crowns stay unsettled.
Nov 16 New York top executive of Brooklyn Topo eyes a move of the Yankees from the National Football League to the All-America League. He hints at taking his team out of the NFL and disputes over home games with the New York Giants loom as talks with team owners continue for a 1946 season.
Automatics top the Raymond Bowling League standings with a narrow margin after a pivotal win. Machine Shop and Office split matches as contenders Nag toward second, while top scorers and high series highlighted the night of mixed results and shifting positions.
New York reports a massive mutuel handle for a thirty day period ending yesterday. Total wagers reached 48.5 million with daily attendances around twenty thousand. Officials note the figures break records but transcription is unclear on some decimals and names.
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