Bears' 1945 season seen as highly successful
A daily sports roundup notes the 1945 bear season is expected to be among the most successful in history with prolific opening day kills across Powets, Warren, and Jefferson counties. Army eyeing Rose Bowl vs Fleet City as critics debate conference alignments and post season bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game Commission
Hayes
T. Engler
Gane
Pervisor
Pennsylvania
Powets
Warren Scuities
Yeats
Norther
Jefferson Canly
Dern Davis
Msi
Dnd
Heath Town
Amc
Sigel
Army
Peet City Blue Jackets
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles Colleum
Pasadena
Fleet City
Bill Dagdle
Meadville
Pitty Butser Kinard
Sissippi
Brooklyn Dodgers
Charley O'Rourke
Boster Callege
Hany Hopp
Nebraska
Detroit Hi
Buddy
Young
Steve Turwik
Nolre
Dame
Andy Grom
Holy Cross
Miami
Bu Sigim
Ay Conference
Ames
Ueday
Une Papifig
Coash
Southwest Conferenees
Mabel Shoppe Leads By Six Games In Ladies Loop
The Mabel Shoppe lassies pull away in the Ladies A League as results show them sweeping three from the Steen Cleaners while Raymonds were beaten by Martys Tavern. Standings list Michel Shoppe 25 19 897, Raymonds 17 16 515, Wilcox Grocers 718 515, Wing Will 4 1g 4a. Rosa Baker led winners with 178 and 178, Morton 172 160 196 for Cleaners. Elsie Hixson paced victors with 118 161 190 as Wilcox tops added 730 739 700. Fern Aymon and Nellie Messinger paced winners with 168, Vidlet Racket 109 183 180 for Vueux five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Feld
Steen Sleaners
Raymonds
Marty
Tay
Wilccox Grocers
Tucius
Michel Shoppe
Gaymonds
Wilcox Grocers
Marty's Taverhoy
Steen Cleaners
Mabel Shoppe
UN Gines
Steens Gang
Rosa Baker
Bel
da Morton
Clasners
Merry
Raymond
Elsie Hixson
Mary Hanlysyyn
Ilbb
Wilcox
Fern
Aymon
Nellie Messinger
Sill
Vidlet
Vueux
Decisive UCLA Win Shakes Pacific Coast Conference
Los Angeles reports a decisive UCLA victory over a key rival affecting Pacific Coast Conference standings. The win leaves Washington State and another top contender with a fighting chance to finish first, while conference rules about voting for a Bowl representative remain flexible and unsettled. In other sports news, Mancini defeated Riggio in a Brooklyn bout, highlighting a busy boxing scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nosoumen
Los Angeles
UCLA
Pacific
Wile
Southernalitaynia
Washington State
Aeastie
Hoboreen
Bitty
Vic Sehmidt
Bowling League Scores Highlight Local Victorys
In the Anler Open Bowling League last evening Paul’s Men’s Wear and Wilcox Grocers won. Paul’s blanked the Pair Store blasting 877 854 908 to 172 784 750 for the losers. Dick Morton led with 602 series 208 186 209. Andy Paulson paced Fury Store with 151 197 152. Wilcox Crocens posted a strong finish over Wayside Market. Charley Shuss led Wilcox with 188 174 194 and Harold Orage added 175 186 171 for Wayside. A Hamilton League postponement had Cligas Bak win 715 712 Thanksgiving receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
S and Wilcox
Wilcox Grocers
Paul's
Dick Morton
Andy Paulson
Fury
Wilcox Crocens
Simo Finmsh
Bob
Charley Shuss
Wilcox
Harold Orage
Cligas Bak
Bastar
Bank
Barry Powers
Quinn Named Head of Baseball Promotion Group
New York report states Bob Quinn, moving from the Boston Braves farm system, takes a leading role at Wilson Shorting Goods Company as a baseball promotion head. Veteran Wishwee resigns. Bellobe defeats Johnson in Wilmington no score provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinn
Yous
Loves
Bob Quinn
Tory Wills
Aaxeball
Wilson Shorting Goods Company
Wishwee
Boston Braves
Shamrocks Schedule Sets Fourteen Games for 1945
St Edward's High School Shamrocks announce a fourteen game 1945 schedule featuring matches with top local teams and strong opponents. Key players include Captain Joe Hund and Bob Hand with practice focus on defense and teamwork. The slate opens with away games at Bloomfield and Townsville, followed by home clashes and league contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward's High School
Weilin
Conok
Age Batesst
Edwardsmen
Pires Ietheymen
Peliusson
Bob Hand
Joe Hund
Phowine Mp
Thy Prudenwe
Jon Yanik
Gene Milly
Doc Jansen
Rob Pitts
Dickey Announces Baseball Retirement
Lt. William M. L. Dickey, veteran New York Yankees outfielder, plans retirement after a brief comeback, stating he has not played baseball in two years and will likely be released from active duty with the Navy. He will serve as athletic director and may have a future role in naval aviation training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
William ML
Bil
Dickey
Navy Blues
Skom
Amis
New York Yankers
Arkinenn
Jody
Mie
Jst
Vies Atte
TA Mantis
Wtidpbic Diewetor
Gaya Progim Mt Peayl Marbor
Naval Aly Slovten
Towns face disruptions as river levels rise
fragmented OCR text indicates place names Urernvillly St. Mienarl and St. Michael with references to City and Townsville. content unclear but suggests weather or flood impact and transport disruption affecting multiple locales including Supwertown.
Army Signal Caller Ill With Flu At West Point
Army signal caller suffers severe influenza at West Point amid a foggy, error-filled report. Confused names and unclear lines obscure key figures while references point to halftime or late game events. The piece notes hospital stays and mentions several officers and locations, but details are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point N.Y
T. Fogki
Amal
Hele
Chet Txsker
Glenn Davis
Ant
Blanchard—Tneker
Mel
Philadelphia
Toni P Avainian
Robert W- Baye
Tucks Temperature Drop Sparks Hospital Release Forecast
The report notes Tucks temperature decline and an expected hospital discharge by Thursday. A thin stringer, Tooker, associated with Doug Kenge and Tom Lombardo last year, appears to have moved independently, with limited clarity on further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tooker
Doug Kenge
Tom Lombardo
Cyl Bank
Liumut
Blue
PIONS LAST NIGHT MONTREAL-Guy Well Mell
Fragmentary report lists names and places: Montreal, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and Wisconsin appear among scattered terms and numbers. The readable items show a jumble of names and locations with no clear event or outcome to anchor a concise summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pions
Montreal
Guy Well Mell
Mujlireal
Psabie Sauk
Phuudalpia
Arbley Clpy
Seth
du Pipates
Cub Farm Adds Hutchinson Club to System
New York report states the Cubs announce the addition of an 11th minor league club, Hutchinson, to their farm system and a revival of the Webteam Association. Other Cub farm teams include Hagerstown Maryland and others, shaping their regional network as of November 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CUB
Chicago
Subs
Hutchinson
Manor Ieee
Ia Columbo
Hagerstown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beaver Club
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Gies
Kola Ihe
Johnnny Biley
St. Louis Flyers
Earl Blaik
Davis
Blanchard
Mc Williams
Tucker
Tom Hamilton
Navy
T. S. Kelsey
D. D
PRIA
RED Head
Shamburg
News & Sport
Steens
Rays
Tol Marty's Tavern
Willi Cops
New York
Lermy
Mancini
Brooklyn
Steve Riggio
Instrument Co
Steve Bellobe
Billy Johnson
Wilmington
Del
Shamrock
St. Edward's
Sparta
Shamrocks
Indepenguyl
Bolls Perenhial Suliouk
Clibs
Noy
St. Dusepte
Bloomield
Syed Mews
Stink
Yin
UL Siegertows
Powell Motor Co
Urernvillly
St. Mienarl
St. Michael
Nse
Titueville
Stamzeph
Townville Sway
Associated Press
Toby Peewee
Dall
Lanston’s
Center St
Dial
Urance Corp
Livir Commanity
Blondie
Elmer
BY Chick Young
North Corry
Columbus Ave
Armitage
the Fair Store
Oberman Bros
ST. Corry
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!