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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1946
Page
7
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After two straight defeats, Cony Aigh grid faces Sheffield tonight at Loveland. Wolverines’ speedy backfield tests Orange and Black, with last week’s win over Youngsville boosting hopes for a bounce-back victory. Other district games include Erie East at Washington and Grove City at Warren. Tonight’s slate also features Meadville at Titusville tomorrow, with several key matchups on tap.
Corry High Beavers travel to Loveland Field to meet Sheffield Wolverines in a Friday night game. Jack Wilson is ill and may miss kickoff at 8:15. LaRue Taylor would start if unavailable. Expected crowd tops 1500 as Coach Eisenhower fields a frontline lineup including Johny Linders at right tackle and Toni Garrity and Dick Walters at ends.
GREENVILLE Pa Oct 11 Frank Hetra a former Westminster College and Payrell High School basketball star and member of a well known teaching and athletics family has been named basketball coach at Thiel College Athletic Director John B Stoeber announced Hetra will also teach at Penh High School in Greenville while coaching the Thiel Loormen His brother John is principal at Partell High School
Slaughter drives three runs and a homer while the Cardinals overwhelm the Boston nine. Musial Garagiola York and Doerr contribute multi hit efforts as St. Louis wins 8 to 1. Pitching by Hughson Bagby Zuber and Ryba limits Boston to one run with 35,645 in attendance.
Eddie Dyer leads the St. Louis Cardinals as Howie Pollet starts with rest, aiming to even the World Series at Fenway Park. After a 12-4 rout that produced 29 hits, the Cards hope to swing the momentum as Brecheen or Ferriss expected to pitch the sixth game, with more roster moves looming.
The Office swept two gates and total pins from the F1 Department to extend its lead in the Raymond Bowling League. Automatics blanked the Inspect team while Machine Shop and Small Order split. Sonny Staples posted a 216 season average with a 268 opening game.
Temple University football team will entrain tonight for Pittsburgh to face the Panthers tomorrow. Coach Ray Morrison says the squad will sleep and eat on the train due to a power strike and hotel shortages in the steel city.
In Philadelphia Buster Tyler from New York outpointed Johnny Porte of Philadelphia. In Akron Joe Maxim of Cleveland outpointed Clarence Jones of Buffalo. In Atlantic City Sandy Saddler of New York knocked out Jose Rodrigues of Philadelphia with strong defense backing.
Hundreds of sportsmen from Corry and vicinity are expected at the Corry Rod and Gun Club outdoor range four miles south of the city on Lindsley Hollow road Sunday for Beagle and Field Dog Trials and Special Skeet and Trap Shoot. Events begin at 9 am with ribbons and prizes for winners. Entrants expected from Warren, Titusville, Erie and nearby within 50 miles. Sandwiches and coffee will be served from morning to late afternoon.
Jim Ferrier led the Montgomery Open with a 10-under 62 at Beauvoir Country Club, a Beauvoir record for 6 350 yards. He tops a field of 78 entrants including many pros, with Orlando’s Kyne close behind after matching Beauvoir’s 63.
Youthful high school football players died within hours of each other after a practice scrimmage. William Kenny, 17, and Thomas Regan, 17, succumbed to injuries at Temple University Hospital and in a suburban drug store after the same game incident.
Association Press reports University of Pennsylvania students clash over seating at Franklin Field. Editorials in Bennett News and Daily Pennsylvanian allege women receive fewer or better seats than fraternity men, urging action to secure fair access to tickets for upcoming Penn Navy and Penn Army games.
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