Beavers Hold Lengthy Drill In Mud Friday
Corry-Harborcreek football practice stretched into Friday rain with a signal drill and kicking session. The Beavers face Corson in a rescheduled game, while Corry’s lineup retains key ends Bob Jackson and Ray Blynt and backs John Scheppner or Jack Foster at quarterback.
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Corry-Harborcreek
Goveland
Huskies
North East
Union City
Beavers
Puinenimen
Invaders
Corty
Bob Jackson
Ray Blynt
Carmen Piscivillo
Fred Mitchell
Chuck Rainesalo
Paul Gates
Siid Harry Phillips
John Scheppner
Jack Foster
Art Black
Chuck Jackson
Bob Curids
Sports News From The South In Early Season Efforts
The 1943 season outlook covers local and regional sports with talk of pheasants, ducks, and two weeks until major leagues resume. Southwestern Louisiana State and LSU football narratives mix with Dodgers management speculation and potential new hires as winter training looms.
Zivic Suffers Stunning Upset by Basora in Detroit
Former welterweight champion Fritzie Zivic of Pittsburgh is knocked out in ten rounds by Puerto Rican Basora in Detroit. Basora dominates with knockdowns and a clear decision, amid Zivic preparing to meet Jake LaMotta next month.
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Detroit
Pritsie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Dose Basora
New York
LaMatta
Phillies Owner Resigns Amid Hollywood Move
Philadelphia Phillies owner William D. Cox resigns from his NL director post to join Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer executive Louis B. Mayer in Hollywood. Potter, son of former Phillies president Col. James Potter, confirms the resignation and departure plans.
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Aspuemien
Philadelphia
Don Hamilton Potter
Willliam D. Cox
Philadelphia Phillies
Gemsoy P Ges
Potter
Col
James Potter
Phillies
Louis B. Mayer
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures
Hollywood
Northwestern Faces Great Lakes Sailors in Wartime Essemble
Navy and college teams adjust rosters as wartime, education speedups shrink schedules. Northwestern brings Tom Saracino and others to meet the Great Lakes Sailors before 25,000 in Evansville, aiming to avenge last year’s 48–0 defeat while Notre Dame and Wisconsin draw attention elsewhere.
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Associated Press
New York
Navy Department
Whic
Navy
Brown
George Hindmarsh
Montgomery
Chiris Karafbtias
Princeton
Northwestern
Tom Saracino
University of Denver
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Evanston
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del Monte Pye-Fligh
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Texas A. de M
Texas Christian
Amy
Nalion
Columbia
Camp Grant
Holy Cross
Corner
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San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Ilinois
Wake Forest
North Carolina State
Missouri
Penn
Lakehurst Naval Air Station
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Daniel Field
Fort Benning
Ursinus Upsets Temple 10-6 in Rainy Temple Stadium
Ursinus Bears edged Temple Owls 10-6 after a 26 yard field goal by Dean Steward. Tony Hubki sparked Temple drives in the third, setting up a Goetz rushing touchdown and a first quarter touchdown pass, while Steward added a late field goal.
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UrsInus Bears
Temple Owls
Temple Stadium
Dean Steward
Tony Hubki
Owls
Temple
Goetz
Steward
Grinder Breaks Up Uniontown Football Controversy
Nick Ognovich, 17, starter and acting captain for Unontown High, was hospitalized with a broken hip after a game ending night incident as Unontown trailed Perry 28 to 0 in Uniontown Pennsylvania on October 18.
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Grinder
Uniontown
Nick Ognovich
Iis
Perry
Giants Managerial Mystery and Rough Flight in 1903
A sports round up from New York notes baseball trivia on who managed the New York Giants before John McGraw, dating back to 1903, with comments on Brookyn’s future manager hunt and upcoming bouts, college football clashes, and a Navy base baseball fund. The item threads multiple sports notes and tidbits with names like McGraw, Mutrie, Fogel, and Grimm, alongside boxing and college football references.
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New York
George H. Poore
Amsterdam
N. Y
New York Giants
John McGraw
Iwell
Hiter
Brooklyn
Bobby Austin
Sammy Angott
Bobby
Madison Square Garden
N. B.A
Will Harridge
America League
McGraw
Gaul
Horace Fogel
George Smith
Mutrie
Giants
Boston House Sweeps Fourth League to Extend Lead
Boston House dominated the Fourth League by sweeping Perry's Lassi, Lenstons, Zuckerman, and All-Way Electric in last night’s bowling. Thayer led with 160 average and scores of 153 188 199, aiding a 642 696 869 series. The win tightens Boston House’s hold on first with multiple teams vying for second.
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Lasses
Perry
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Zuckerman
Nunerus
Woo Pets
Boston House Woo
Lenstons
A & Zuckermans
Waterhouse
Boston House
Mary Onin
Shipley Obwok
All-Way Electrics
Klnmliz
Watmhowse
Electricians
G. Crowell
B. Robbins
Automatics Lead Raymond Bowling Standings Clash
The Automatics won two Raymond Bowling League games to top the standings with a one game edge over Office and Small Order. Ralph Bailey bolstered the Automatics with high marks including a 277 first game and consistent scores, while Joe Hagee and Bill Mitchell contributed solid sets. The Flat Department moved to fourth as the Small Order and Peel Pushers battled for runner up, with Each team posting notable scores despite fielding errors and lopsided frames.
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Taymond
Pot “Autoriiu Es
Pial Department
Ralph Bailey
Pune
Cut Lons
Joe Hagee
Déparinesti
Kisnikine
Iun
Bes
Bill Mitchell
Yin
L Oftien
I Nyse
Ruunnerup
Peel
Brak
Keelers
Sonny Staples
Kal Dimmick
Warn Fire Peril Still Existing In Jamestown
Jamestown officials warn the fire hazard remains active as crews monitor underground flames and heavy rain complicates suppression efforts. State authorities note prohibitions and access restrictions, with Allegheny region officials reporting persistent fire danger near the Allegheny National Forest and surrounding mills.
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von Alon
Repuria
Allegheny National Bove
Pennsylvania
Osean Lind Bees
Civet Vanwel
Allegany
York
Goverine Dewey
Bankers Win Over Sterling In League Tilt
The Bankers beat Sterling in a close Antler League game as stars like Gobbett and Tossel led scoring. Bankers 102 sixteenth era. details show high totals and key performances shaping the win. University of Pennsylvania football team set to play Lakehurst Naval Air Station before a large 20,000 fan crowd.
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Sonia Tor
Will ‘Tossel
Gobbett
Maywee
PENN
Philadelphia
University of
Fights Last Night Taunton and New Orleans Boxing Card
In Taunton Massachusetts Berlie Lanier defeated Bobby Howat at 160 pounds while Cleo Shain from New Orleans weighed 149 and Aly Reasoney fought at 1s. The report notes dangerous underground fires and their effect on the event safety.
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Mass
Berlie Lanier
Pittsburgh
Bobby Howat
Worcester
New Orleans
Cleo Shain
Tos Avwelys
Aly Reasoney
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