Beavers Aim for Win as Final Football Game Arrives
Corry High School and George Junior Republic of Grove City meet Friday as the Beavers seek a season-ending victory. The gridiron notes also cover the World Series tied 3-3 after Boston’s Bresheen spark, Army, Texas and Notre Dame triumphs, and several high school results plus upcoming bowl chatter.
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Red Sox Favored In Seventh Game Of World Series
In St Louis at Sportsman's Park Sam Breadon sold tickets for a seventh game as Boston lefty Dave Ferriss is set for a second straight shutout bid while Harry Brecheen for St. Louis faces Marty Dickson. The Cardinals, aided by Slaughter and Musial, seek to extend the series with a 4 1 win and force a deciding tilt.
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Associated Press
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Sam Breadon
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Harry
the Cat" Brecheen
Oklahom
Sox
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Murty Dickson
Ap Sura
Marty Marion
Howie Pollet
Wil H
Enos Slaughter
Mickey Harris
Slughter
Harris
Tex Hughson
Lefty Harl Golmson
Redbirds
Jone Rum
Brecheon
Wifrey’ Kurowek
Ery Dusuk
Bobby Doel
Pinky Higgins
Aller
Brecheen
Gowriel
Doerr
del Rice
Schoendienst
Terty Moore
Stan Musial
Johnny Pesky
Whitey Kuroweki
Slaughter
Centerfeld
Musial
Canisius Romps Alliance 42 to 0 in Homecoming
Canisius College dominated Alliance College in Erie on Sunday, finishing with a 42 0 victory. About 4500 fans watched Canisius extend their season to three wins as Alliance failed to threaten on the ground or air. The Eagles managed 55 rushing yards and 108 passing yards, with Canisius building a decisive lead through the second and third quarters.
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Buffalo Canisius
Alliance College
Golden Griffins
Cambridge Springs
Stone Wall
Eagles
Alliance
Buffalo
All Even Again Culberson in Dustup Between Runs
A detailed box score shows St Louis edging Boston 4 to 1 with Schoendienst Musial and Kurowski sparking the win. Harris took the loss for Boston as Brecheen pitched well in relief and the game drew 35,168 in attendance.
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If Pesky
DiMaggio
Willams
York
Doerr
Georgie Higgins
Bartee
Harris
Hugison
McBride — Johnson
St. Louis
Schoendienst
Moore
Musia
Marion
Ku-towski
Musial
Brecheen
Boston
Williams
Pesky
Harsis
Dusak
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Slaughter
Johnson
Rice
Partee
Hubbard
Barlick
Berry
Bellamfant
Ernest Ploss Owned Dog Wins Coon Dog Trial
The Gerry Rod and Gun Club field meet at Lindsey Hollow road outdoor range greeted by favorable weather though attendance was light. Pless’s c og owned dog won the Coon Dog Trio over two rivals. the Beagle event was not held due to lack of entries. Skeet events saw Frank Layson top 47 in 50 targets, with Norman McElroy and Herman Steayes close behind.
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Lindsey Hollow
Ernest Pless
Coon
Beagle
Frank Layson
West Frederick Street
Norman McElroy
Herman Steayes
McElroy
C. R. Schneider
KC. E. Lindberg
L. Christensen
A. Atkens
J. Latimer
G. Patterson
M. Chapin
K. Mewes
American Hockey League opens 1945-47 season in New York
The American Hockey League launches its longest schedule in 11 years with six of ten teams starting the 64 game 1945-47 campaign tomorrow night. Teams split 32 home and 32 away. season ends March 16, 1947. Teague returns at full strength for first time since 1942. Spring field Indians and Philadelphia Rockets rejoin after wartime disbandment. The league splits into eastern and western divisions as Buffalo Bisons, Cleveland Barons, Indianapolis Capitals, Pittsburgh Hornets and St. Louis Flyers form the western group.
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American Hockey League
Teague
Springfield Indians
Philadelphia Rockets
Buffalo Bisons
Cleveland Barons
Indianapolis Capitals
Pittsburoh Hornets
St. Louis Fyers
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Ben Chapman Aims for 80 Phillies Wins Next Season
Richmond native Ben Chapman, ex Yankees star, sets an 80 win target for the Phillies in the National League next season. He notes past Phillies finishing fifth this year and outlines plans to buy experienced players, with Carpenter and Penrose backing his strategy. Chapman recalls managing in the Piedmont and Brooklyn Dodgers systems and affirms loyalty to the Phillies.
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Rex Chapman
Philadelphia Phillies
Bearcat Ben
Chapman
Aee
New York Yankees
Chippie
Phillies
Phil- Nits
Chapen
Bob Carpenter
Herb Pen
Carpenter
Bob
Philadelphia
Chipman
Carpenter and Pentrock
Los Angeles
Richmond Colts
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ben Imate
Hal
Philex
Finfish
Redskins And Bears Set Pace In Pro Grid Loop
In the NFL action, the Chicago Bears and Washington Redskins led the standings as undefeated clubs after Sunday games. Sid Luckman threw three TD passes for the Bears in a 24 24 tie with the Rams, while Sammy Baugh guided the Redskins to a 14 0 victory over the Giants in Washington. Ted Fritsch scored twice for the Packers in a 19 7 win over the Eagles, and Bill Dudley helped the Steelers to an 18 0 win over Boston. Paul Christman threw four TD passes as the Chicago Cardinals beat the Lions 20 14 in Detroit.
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National Football League
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Sid Luckman
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Chicago
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Reaskins
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Ted Fritsch
Steve van Buren
Steelers
Boston
Bill Dudley
Paul Christman
Nee
Chicago Cardinals
Lions
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Dontell Wins National Midget Auto Title at Langhorne
Speedster Al Dontell of Glenside Pennsylvania claimed the national midget auto racing championship at Langhorne speedway. He completed a 100 lap grind in six minutes and eighteen seconds to win two laps ahead of Detroit’s George Whitman, with Obie Stine of York and Steve Yannigan of Allentown finishing third and fourth.
Ky Laffoon Wins Montgomery Open in Playoff Tie
Ky Laffoon of Orlando wins the $10,000 Montgomery Open with a final birdie four. He posts 271 to edge Harry Todd of Dallas by one stroke at Bentwater Country Club, 6,350 yards, claiming the title in Monroe, Alabama. Jim Berrien of Chicago finishes strong in notable standings.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Ky Laffooni
Orlando
Fla
Harry Todd
Dall
Yor
Eurlier
Platida Dmo
Bentvoir Country Club
Todd
Jim Berriev
Chicago
Ture
Raccoon Season Opens Tomorrow in Pennsylvania
Deputy Game Protector James Latimer warns hunters that raccoon season opens tomorrow with dogs only, while trapping season begins November 1 and runs to February 1, 1947. Opening day noon start, traps allowed after 9 am.
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TD Storrow
Detrber
Pennsylvania
James Latimer
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