Local Sports Praise and Winter Meeting Happenings
Thanksgiving themed sports note lauds Erie county players and coaches for past year contributions. Mentions Beaver Club field meet, Highway gridiron dinner with Lynn Waldorf, and veterans aiding basketball return. Outlook covers 1947 baseball trade chatter, Cleveland Indians prospects under Bill McKechnie, and Rambling notes on local junior high and high school teams and upcoming games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wilson
Erie City
Gerry
Erie County
Beaver Club
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Walter Ross
Walt Swantek
Bob Lytle
Roland Putnein
Johny Milanovich
Los Angeles
Lively Burry F
Alther
Bill Veeck
Cleveland Tdians
Ken Keltner
George Case
Ray Mack
Penn Cornell set to clash on Thanksgiving Day
Penn heads to Franklin Field to meet Cornell in a potential Ivy League crown clash as Dana Bible of Texas and Andy Kerr of Colgate retire. Ed McKeever to exit Cornell after two seasons. Kerr to coach Colgate against Brown. Kansas, Texas Tech in line with Big 12, other bowls teased in broad Thanksgiving college football roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Dana
Bible
Texas
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Ed McKeever
Cornell
McKeever
Big Red Clever
Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Quakers
Army
Kerr
Golgate Red Raiders
Brown
Longhorns
Texas A & M Cadets
Kansas
Ray Evans
Oklahoma
Missouri
Harvard
Jayhawks
Arkansas
Tulsa
Clyde Leforte
Razorbacks
Clyde Scott
Miami Seahawks
Florida
H. G. Carlson
Pitt
Panthers
Reds
Penn
Marty’s Lead By 3 Games In Ladies A League Title Chase
The Ladies A League saw Marty’s Jessies extend their lead to three games after last night’s results as Raymonds, Mabel Shoppe, and Wing-Will posted wins to create a tight runnerup race. standout scores included Raymonds big games of 787 811 and 806 with Erma Chase 181 164 201 for the losers, while Florence Beckwith added 203. The Mabel Shoppe clobbered Steen’s 768 763 735 with Rosa Baker 162 193 198 and Angie Bates 172 184 173 contributing for the victors. Wilcox Grocers won 797 148 783 behind Violet Racke 190 185 198, as Wing-Will posted 696 685 with a middle effort of 619. In the Ajax League, machine Shop swept Steam Specialties. core Room and Office split three games, paced by Machine Shop’s 865 16 999 and Steam’s 11 160 862. Red Canfield 165 142 200 led the Machinists, while Core Room’s 899 108 996 and Charley Keefe rt 917 167 209 highlighted the frame totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wing-willt
Steen
Raymond
Marty Jessies
Erma Chase
Florence Beckwith
Mary Fmatysayn
Springmakers
Violet Racke
Gurtha Carr
Avox League
WL Pet. Machine Shop
Tool Room
Core Room
Foundry
Office
Machine Shop
Red Canfield
Walt Swantek
Charley Keefer
Bob Montgomery Wins By KO In Eight Rounds
In Philadelphia Bob Montgomery 21 won by knockout over Wesley Mouzon 19 in eight rounds to retain his half of the world light weight title. The grudge match followed last August’s feud with both fighters trading fast jabs and body blows before Montgomery delivered a long left hook at 2 18 of the eighth to end it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Montgomery
Philadelphia
Bobcat
Wesley Mouzon
Wesley
Bob
Monon
Hoolk
Donelli Named Boston U Grid Coach
Aldo Bum Donelli, then Columbia backfield coach under Lew Little, will replace Walt Holmer as Boston University head football coach. Donelli previously coached at Duquesne and with the NFL Rams in Cleveland, served in the Navy after 1944, and later assisted Lille at Columbia before this appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston University
Aldo
Bum) Donelli
Columbia
Lew Little
Walt Holmer
Holmer
Donelli
Duquesne University
National Football League
Rams
Cleveland
Ihe
Navy
Lille
Little
Victers and Winners Clipped by Mid Game Rally
Hanlon anchored the offense for the Victers with 169 136 and 139. The Tool Room dominated early with 846 82 percent and 857, while the Foundry recovered in the middle with 45 and 828 around 836. Mike Varasso led the winners with 158 431 and 162, as Chuck Rieke posted 176 140 and 174 for the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victers
Hanlon
Tool Room
Foundry
Mike Varasso
Chuck Rieke
Deer Hunters Prepare for 15 Day Season Across State
Pennsylvanias hunters gear up for a 19 day deer season opening Monday with an anticipated 200000-strong turnout. Special permits cover Gobuyhill Susquehanna Wayne Wyoming Carbon Luzerne regions as deer damage farms. The Game Commission warns against road hunting and notes small game season openings and safety expectations for a steady fatality count. Bucknell names William P Richards boxing coach. he previously captained Penn Brete boxing and competed in 146 455 and 168 pound classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennslvania
State Game Commission
Gobuyhill
Susquehanna
Wayne
Wyoming Counties
Carbon County
Lehigh River
Luzerne
Game Commission
Commission
Pittsburgh
Bucknell
Lewisburg
William ‘P. Richards
Penn Brete
Bucknell University
Richards
Wisconsin
State
Christensen Motors Dominate City Market In Antler League
Christensen Motors defeated City Market in a three game match in the Antler League. Team scores cited include 928 1004 1051 vs 909 69 and 924, with Laurie Baker leading Garage with 173 194 182 and Bob Rastetler posting 238 1031 152 for the opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrstensen Motor Keglers
Butchers
Laurie Baker
Bob Rastetler
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Boston U
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