Local grid clash looms as Cory, Tinsville prep Friday
Cory and Tinsville renew their long standing rivalry at Loveland Friday night as Cory works through key injury questions. Coach Lou Hanna prioritizes physical readiness while Taclin Pranchina is set for major backfield action. Bradford hosts a Yale Harvard style clash with Warren as both perfect after five wins.
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Loveland
Bradford
Owls
Warren Dragons
Coavi
Bob Pflug
Warren
J.B. Leidig
Casey Stengel Named Pilot of New York Yankees
Casey Stengel, famed for his colorful play and managerial career, is named manager of the New York Yankees on a two year contract succeeding Bucky Harris. He returns to the majors after five years in the minors and recently led Oakland to a Pacific Coast League pennant.
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NEW York Yanks
Associated Press
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New York Tankees
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New York Grants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooks
Boston Braves
Bucky Herris
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Milwaukee
Fred Prankhouse
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Kankakee
Maysville
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Barney Dreyfuss
Phillies
Phils
Giants
Yankees
Braves
Lee
Pittsburgh Pirates draw 2.67 million fans this season
Pittsburgh report shows the Pirates drew 2,671,298 fans. Of these, 1,517,407 attended 80 home games while 1,189,931 watched 6 road games. An additional 11,223 women and 49,027 boys were admitted free on special days at Bottles Piet.
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Pitsburge
Pittsbburgh
Meerdink's Team Regains Lead In Ladies A Loop
Meerdink's Lassies reclaimed sole first place in the Ladies A Bowling League by winning two games over Superior's. Raymond's and Mabel Shoppe split pairings as Page and Nichols toppled Brigham's. Steen's, robust with high scores, also posted strong team totals while individual scorers like Hixson and Staples led their squads in multiple games.
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Raymond
Superior
Mabel Shoppe
Steen
Ae Bage & Nichols
Qhapin's
Brigham’s
Meerdink Jassies
Hisse Hixson
Charlotte Staples
Raymond Keglerettes
Millie Om
Mildred
Steen’s
Chapin’s
Rosa Baker
Angie Baressi
Sion
Page
Nichols
Florence Beckwith
Grovers
Mery Om
Midget auto racer dies at Medford speedway
John Ritter twenty from New Jersey was killed when another car crashed into his machine at the Medford bowl trackside. His mechanic Robert Van Blarcon and track owner George Hatfield were critically injured and listed on the danger list at Malden Hospital. Ritter’s death follows another speedway fatality three days earlier involving Ted Horn.
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John Ritter
Paiter
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Medford Bowl
Robert van Blarcon
Ridgewood
George Hatfield
Malden City
Ritter
Ted Horn
Illnois
Indians Plan for Off Season
Cleveland stars outline winter plans after the World Series. Bob Lemon Walt Judnich Steve Gromek and Bob Kennedy plan west coast barnstorming while Gromek Kennedy and Paige set exhibition games around Detroit. Bob Feller will return for a town homecoming game at Van Meter Iowa and pursue fishing hunting golf. Berardino may return to Hollywood acting with Lou Boudreau tied to a movie part and Gene Bearden eyed for a Universal Pictures screen test.
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Cleveland Indians
Bob Lemon
Walt Judnich
Steve Gromek
Bob Kennedy
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Judnich
Gromek
Kennedy
Detroit
Satchell Paige
Hans Wagher
Bob Feller
van Meter
Johny Berarrino
Queatly
Hollywood
Lou Boudreat
Universal-International Pictures Corp
Gene Bearden
Major League Stars Win Exhibition Game in Vermont
In Burlington Vermont on October 13 the Philadelphia Athletics star Carl Schleh hit a two run homer in the ninth as the Major League All Stars defeated the Vermont All Stars 8 to 4 at Centennial Field. New York Yankees Spec Shea and Joe Coleman plus Gus Niarhos pitched for Vermont with Tebbetts and Tebbetts leading the major leaguers battery.
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Burlington
Carl Schieh
Philadelphia Athletics
Red
Yankees
Tebbetts
New England
New Brunswick
Fights Last Night in Jersey City Featuring Pep and Burton
In Jersey City last night Willie Pep of Hartford defeated Chuck Burton of Newark by knockout in the eighth round in a non title bout. Pep advanced his reputation with a strong showing while Burton failed to sustain offense scoring limited hits.
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Willie Pep
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Conn
Chuck
Burton
Newark
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Nevada No 1 offensive team in nation says AP
Nevada led the nation in offense with 1 506 total yards after beating San Jose State, San Francisco and North Texas Teachers. Stay Heath, the leading individual offensive performer, sparked the attack as Notre Dame and Michigan lagged behind in passing and rushing.
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Associated
New York
Notre Dame
Michigan
Natonal Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Amy
Nas
Great West Point
Stay Heath
Whi
San Jose State
San Francisc
North Texas
Pep Gains Decision Over Chuck Burton
World featherweight champion Willie Pep of Hartford won all eight rounds to defeat Chuck Burton of Newark in a non title bout at Jersey City Garden. No knockdowns, Pep staggered Burton in the fifth and sixth with left hooks. Pep prepares for a title bout October 29 at Madison Square Garden against Sandy Sadder.
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Willie Bep
Hartford
Gonn
Chuck Burton
Newark
Jersey City Garden
Pep
Burton
Madison Square Garden
New York
Sandy Sader
Stiffer Strip Mining Rules Urged By Hunters
At the Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs annual convention here October 15 16 two divisions favor raising the bond strip mine operators post from 200 to 1 000 to assure leveling of mined lands A Mortimer federation secretary said resolutions state the 200 bond is inadequate and many operators forfeit it Other measures call for state permits to be posted prominently for inspection in stripping operations
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Pennsylvana Federation of Sportsmen's Cluts
Organizatioin
A. Mortimer
Federation
Chicago suburb plans Boudreau day October 28
A Chicago area suburb plans a Boudreau day on October 28 to honor the player manager who has lived in the area since early childhood. Invitations have gone to baseball dignitaries including Bill Veeck president of the Cleveland Club and Hank Greenberg vice president.
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Soudreau
Chicago
Cleveland Indians
Bill Veeck
Cleveland Club
Hank Greenberg
Dads Night to highlight Corry High-Titusville clash
Corry High-Titusville set for Friday evening with dads in attendance behind the bench. Coach Louis Hanna plans an annual event as Beavers prepare for the big season showdown. Weather and ground game emphasis frame the prep as Roy Wall Horna expects air attack if favorable conditions. Rockets feature D6 Nichols and Ken Davidson at quarterback and receivers ready to stretch the field. The anticipated crowd could top 2,500 if conditions hold.
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Acton
Union City
Tosday
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Lou Hanna
Hanna
Nick Hogden
Taclin Pranchina
Tikisville
Beavers
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Bob Higgins
Penn State
Joe Drazenovich
Brownsville
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Philadelphia Eagles
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Sid Luckman
Chicago Bears
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Doc Blanchard
West Point
Jody King
San Antonio
Texas
Blanchard
Amt
Glenn Davis
Willams Air Farce Base
Corry High
Titusville
Louis Hanna
Orange and Black
Roy Wall Horna
Tate
Nichols
Ken Davidson
Ralu
PIGHES LAST NIGHT LOS ANGELES BOXING RESULTS
In Los Angeles Maxie Bocusen of New Orleans aged 194 stopped Marlo Trigo of Tijuana at 135. In Honolulu Carl Olson of Honolulu aged 160 stopped Roy Brooks of Manila at 1595.
Northwestern center earns a lineman of the week honor
Northwestern captain and center Alex Sarkisian led a strong performance as Northwestern remained undefeated with a 19-6 win over Minnesota. Named lineman of the week by the Associated Press, Sarkisian stood firm in the Northwestern line and earned praise from across the circuit. Also noted, panther star Chuck Bednarik earned commendations for his front line play. American League hockey results listed Springfield 4 Pittsburgh 2, Cleveland 6 Washington 2, St. Louis 4 Buffalo 0.
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New York
Alex Sarkisian
North
Western
Sarkisian
Minnesots
Ward Wall
Go|biers
Toustry
Chuck Bednarik
Pennsylvania
Springfield
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Buffalo
Blades Rejoins Dodgers as Coach Amid Coaching Shuffle
Brooklyn based Associated Press report states Blades Pi It Newtion, former Cardinals manager and double shooter in Dodger farm system, returns as coach under Bus Shotton. Milt Stock to replace Blades. Clyde Sukefarih and Jake Pitter join the Dodger coaching staff.
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Associated Prem
Brooklyn
Louis Cardinals
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Bus Shotton
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Elit
Milt Stock
Chicago Cubs
Shotton
Clyde Sukefarih
Jake Pitter
Set double play record in World Series by Indians
The Cleves and Dians set a world series record with nine double plays in a six game series against the Boston Braves. The Indians tied the 1928 Yankees record for double plays in a Fall classic, surpassing New York’s nine in the same matchup.
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