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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1945
Page
7
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The Sugar Bowl committee selects a marquee pairing as Oklahoma A. and M. faces St. Marys with WOW potential. Notable players include Bob Pontinore and Herman Wedemeyer for the Gaels, while Embhem Cat and UCLA loom in Rose Bowl implications. Jamestown hosts All American Red Heads tourney next Monday highlighted by Ole Olson. Also Dempsey discharged after Coast Guard service.
The Washington bowlers extended their lead in the City Bowling League after winning two from Wilcox Grocers as City Market and Corry Sales and Service split a pair with their opponents. Jay Cruker led with 163 192 218 for Washington while Ray Bure starred for the opposition with 181 220 178. Ed Bure anchored the winners with 169 180 187.
Leo Houck, veteran coach with 23 seasons, will again direct the Penn State boxing program under Graduate Manager Nell M. Fleming. The schedule opens January 1 against Virginia at Charlottesville with home and away matches against Virginia, Army, Wisconsin, Coast Guard Academy, and others, including Wisconsin at State College and Army at West Point.
New York reports Navy appoints Howel Penmaylvetna as next year’s entrant and notes Penn tackles Doug Reichenbach, a six‑foot, 225‑pound starter, will join the Naval Academy. Penn backfield coach Horace Hendrickson spoke to writers at the Weekly Incheon yesterday amid the grid scene.
Army leads the 80-writer Associated Press college football poll with Navy second and Alabama third. Notre Dame, Oklahoma A&M, Michigan, and Penn join the top ten as teams vie for Sugar and Orange Bowl berths. The list shows Army (80) at first, Navy (66) second, Alabama third, Notre Dame fourth, Oklahoma A&M fifth, Michigan sixth, Pennsylvania seventh, St. May's eighth, Texas tenth.
Bev Hogan of Hershey Pennsylvania won the playoff for 10 000 dollars at the Montwomeny Inyvn ational Golf Tournament with a four under par 28 to defeat Jug McSpadden for the 2 000 first prize at Vicbory Fonds. Hogan's victory extends his earnings since Jeavlnis the Army innal to 2 954 dollars.
Sports round up recalls critics urging improved handling of substitutions and safer play. Yale and Columbia players push for goal line changes and offside rules to speed the game. Army Air Forces Base reports a shortened football match between Burlington and Hillsboro ended before halftime due to weather.
Tickets to the Army Navy game are scarce with in person units selling for high prices up to 95 dollars for a 1 dollar 80 cent seat behind the goalposts. About 105,000 people are expected at Municipal Stadium with many tickets reserved for officials, members of associations, and dignitaries.
Navy aims to blunt Army offense with a stronger line in the national championship game. Rip Miller, Navy line coach, says the forward wall can make a big difference as Blanchard is targeted by Associated Press for marked attention. Annapolis reports on the buildup ahead of Saturday's showdown in Philadelphia.
A fragmented report recalls a rough season showing grit in football battles. It highlights wins over Wisconsin and Army, notes strong ball carrying defense, and mentions close calls against Notre Dame Army Penn and Michigan with limited clarity on dates or figures.
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