Cory Beavers Open 23-Game Schedule With Tidioute
Corry high school basketball opens a grueling 23 game slate with Beavers hosting Tidioute. Coach Milanovich rebuilds with two veterans Geertson and Morgan providing early spark. the squad faces Titusville next week then Warren Westfield Union City and Erie East in early league play. The era’s echoes include Bears dominance and St Edward’s revival alongside baseball legends Breadon and Rickey shaping a modern era.
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Steelers Backfield Star Johnny Clement Injured
Pittsburgh November 21 Johnny Clement of the Steelers sustained a dislocated left elbow in Sundays game against the Bears. X rays taken yesterday confirmed the injury. Clement, rising as the top backfield option after Bill Dudley was traded, was hurt during a Bears misplay as Chicago won 49 to 7.
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Pights Last Night Baltimore Boxing Result
Babby Lee of Baltimore knocked out Nava Eaparaa of Mexico City in the bout at Baltimore last night. The match ended in the second round with Lee securing the victory by knockout.
Notre Dame Returns to No 1 in AP Grid Poll
Notre Dame reclaims the top spot in the weekly Associated Press college football poll after a tight win over Michigan. SMU stays third. Penn State, Texas, and California also feature in the top 20 with sparse first-place votes noted across the leaderboard.
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SMU Likely Cotton Bowl Host With Penn State Favorite
Dallas November 25 University of Texas Athletic Director Dana X Bible laid groundwork for the Cotton Bowl to name January 1 participants. SMU appears set to host, with undefeated Penn State the top candidate. Texas and Baylor loss near season end affect title race as SMU eyes a Cotton Bowl berth.
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Carnegie Tech to abandon big time football for education
Pittsburgh Nov 25 Carnegie Tech president Robert Doherty told about 3 500 students at Carnegie Day that the school cannot maintain a Class A football program without sacrificing education. He urged special educational programs for the squad and said football must not waste resources on a lone goal. The 1946 Tech team, mostly engineering students, failed to win this year and ends a long era of speculation on return.
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Sardoni Constriction Leads In Weekend League Action
Sardoni Construction pace to first ahead of Columbus with a sweep. Rogers tops Senior League. Loblaw's, Kasper's, Spring Creek win in mixed results. Nat ional League splits as Rogers, Wilcox Grocers and Carry Water post strong totals. Hooper and Hooper features highlight high scores.
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Deer Hunting and Meat Preservation Advice From Northwest Sportsmen
An article by Seth Myers offers practical deer hunting and meat processing guidance. It covers neck shots, avoiding small calibers, safe gun handling, bleeding, dressing promptly, washing and splitting the carcass, air circulation, skinning, and proper storage to ensure quality meat and prevent spoilage.
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Gordon Expects Fine Deer Season in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg November 25 Seth Gordon State Game Commissioner predicts a strong deer season starting December 1 with favorable weather. He touts a six day bear season that set a new record with nearly 500 bears killed and warns hunters to shot only two point antlered bucks during the December 1-12 period. A statewide antlerless day is set for December 13 marking a broader deer hunt.
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Montgomery’s Ring Comeback Stopped by Mineli in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on November 25, Bob Montgomery, once a heavyweight contender, suffered a setback as Livia Minelli of Milan defeated him by decision at the Arena. The bout marked Montgomery’s 13th loss, ending his hopes for a rebound after a string of nine consecutive wins since his move to the ring. Other results included Kelly over Cucci, Sims over Mills, Johnson stopping Kata, and Walker defeating Hopaman.
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Veeck Retains Lou Boudreau as Tribe Manager
Cleveland Nov 25 The Cleveland Indians retained Lou Boudreau as manager with a two million year contract after a half hour conference in the stadium. Tribe president Bill Veeck declined to discuss terms. Boudreau had sought a two year deal after a fourth place AL finish last season.
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Legion Scores Sweep In Clymer League Actions
In a Clymer League evening at Recreation Alleys the Legion swept four points from Hs Beso statin and the Clymer Bag, with Drug Store and Jim's Keystones each taking three. Veeck was negotiating with the St Louis Browns over a star shortstop amid fan uproar. Individual scores show Legion players Ed's Essa Moordink and Roy Grayvik among top scorers. notable games include Grayvik's 275 high single and multiple strong showings across the teams involved.
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St Ed's Cagers Play Tonight
St Ed's High School revives basketball after a year with a new mentor guiding an inexperienced squad. Senior prep counts list forwards Dave Kay and Sam Migilacein, center Dory Luton, guards Jo(e) Jackson and others. Opposing Shamrocks include Tom and Kim Jansen, Ed Hyots, Jos Hand, Branley Sarnickt as starters.
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Minelli Beats Montgomery In Philadelphia Bout
Savio Minelli of Milan outpointed Bob Montgomery of Philadelphia in a carded fight last night, the 448 and 142 pound bout ending with Minelli winning on points. The event took place in Philadelphia with hard exchanges and clear scoring.
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