Warren Eleven Defeats Junior High 21-7 in opener
Warren Beatty Junior High defeated the local Junior High team 21 to 7 in Loveland Wield last evening. Warren benefited from early touchdowns aided by fumbles and a key pass to Crawford. Crawford starred for Warren with exchanges setting up scores, while Corry moved the ball but failed to keep pace, as Warren’s ends gained on the ground.
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Warren Beatty Junior High
Loveland Wield
Hitle Beavers
Warren
Corry
Stein
Crawford
Graham
Bloont
Scalise
É Beavers
Bloom
Ferack
Watt
Schelhammer
Reese
Coleman
Fick Crawford
le Lindbers
Dailey
Schussler
Doyle
Watt Danielson
Griffin
Blakeley
Goodwill
Jackson
Chiricuzio
Shannon
R. Spaulding
Williams
McCoy
Bergman
Raynor
Bill Coleman
Slagle
D. Spaulding
Prontroth
Clark
Gatto
Brown
McGery
White
Frontera
Anderegs
Johnson
Cable
Hesch
Weferes
Massa
Orcutt Lassies Take 3-Game Lead In Third Ladies League
Orcutt Firestone Kepierettes moved three games ahead in the Third Ladies League after blanking Connie's. Frank's Tavern won two against Wayside Market while Chapin's scored twice over Foradora Flower Shop. Grace Hoylen led Orcutt with 169 129 187 as Virginia Armitage posted 169 113 119 for Connie's.
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Orouth Firestone Kepierettes
Connie's
Frank's Tavern
Wayside Market
Chapin’s
Poradora Flower Shop
Pet
Orcutt Firestone
Chapin's
Foradora Florists
Orcutt
Grace Hoylen
Virginia Armitage
Chapin Sluggers
Foradora Flower Shop
Gerry Brenoel
Marjorie Evans
Til Rosalind Hopkins
Mildred Hall
Pollution Killing Conewango Fish In Warren County
Frank Geer of the Warren County Field and Stream Club appealed to Pennsylvania officials from Meadville for action to stop pollution blamed for mass fish deaths in Conewango Creek. Investigations pinpointed the Chata Kola outlet from Chautauqua Lake, flowing through Jamestown, as a dark polluted source, while Jamestown reportedly cleaned its sewage plant recently.
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Frank Geer
Warren County Field and Stream Club
Gerry
Pennsylvania
Young
Health Department
Meadville
Conewango
Warren County
Geer
Russell
Allen G. Reed
New York Conservation Committee
Jamestown
Warden Bailey
Youngsville
Chautauqua Lake
Allegheny Hosts Westminster as Homecoming Test
Allegheny College aims to break an eight year drought against a Pennsylvania foe when it meets Westminster College in the homecoming game. The Gators opened with a 7-0 win over Earlham College, while Westminster, unbeaten in three starts, has two ties and one victory but limited scoring punch.
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Associated
Meadville
Gut
Allegheny
Eridders
Pennsylvania
Westminster College
Thiel
Gators
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
Westminster
Thomas Motors Sweep Three From Christensen Motors
In an Elks League match last evening Thomas Motors took three games from Christensen Motors. Thomas scores were 971, 916 and 913 while Christensen posted 953, 872 and 880. Bob Lewis led Thomas with 161 248 and 127. Laurie Baker added 161 and 179.
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Thomas Motors
Christensens
Thomas Motor Mineralite
Christensen Motors
Elks
Saints
Christensen Gang
Bob Lewis
Thomas
Laurie Baker
Red Sox Arrive Back in Boston
Boston report says Ted Williams is not for sale during the 147th season and Joe Cronin will remain as field manager. Tom Yawkey plans to meet with Cronin and the players to discuss season end services and possible front office moves.
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Ronin
Williams
Yawkey
Associated Press
Boston
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Joe Cronin
Jellor
Tom Yawkey
Cronin
Hinwel
Wilters
Sox
Joe McCarthy
Nokum
Boxing results list scattered across cities in brief
In Binghamton New York Soldier Suiich outpointed Tommy Mills. In Toledo Joey Maxim stopped Bearcat Jones early. Providence Rhode Island Gene Farsu outpointed Jie Soares. Cleveland and Pittsburgh bouts noted with respective scores.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Soldie
Suiich
Rochester
Tommy Mills
Valley Stream
Nsp
Toledo
Joey Maxim
Cleveland
Bearcat Jones
Ioos
Pittsbureh
Providenge
Gene Farsuid
Cranston
Jie Soares
Providence
National Grid League Leads AAC In Attendance
National Grid League tops All-America Conference in gate receipts with 66,358 fans across 16 NFL reg season games, averaging 3,167 per game. AAC teams boast 64,986 fans over 23 games, an average of 20,211 per game. Officials note attendance is 472 percent above the first 16 games of 1945, the top season to date.
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New, York
Avorage
National
Lescue
Bachman Removal Sought as Michigan State Prepares for Penn State
Michigan State football mounts for a Penn State game while campus petitions calling for coach Charley Bachman’s removal are dismissed by president John A. Hank. Origin of petitions unknown but believed from undergraduates upset after Spartans losses to Boston College and Mississippi State.
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Ry Sxsomamsce
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan States
Penn State
Charley Bachman
Spartans
Boston College
Mississippi State
John A. Hank
MSC
Goach Bachman
Union City Rod and Gun Club Revived
Union City Rod and Gun Club is revived with new members and a pistol team forming. A regular meeting Thursday night at the rifle range in the Lewis and Sullivan store area will admit members. Carl Thomas presides, Neil Dewey is secretary, Gil Harrigan treasurer, as the range is restored to pre war condition by a dedicated committee.
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Union Cts
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Little Beavers
Mountaineers
Morgantown
W. Va
Ihe
Ed Kulo‘aWsiti
West Vira Mountaineers
Temple Owls
Philadelphia
Inez
Mann
IEN
Orcutt Lassies
Connie
Frank
Chapin
Touche
National Bank OF Corry Deposita
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Truc Oamm
Blondie
New York
Jamica Arena
Norman Rivhie
Albany
Tony de Rosa
BIG Potato Sale
Tlot House
Aunt Sue Dry Cleaner
Castle Haven
Hershey's
Baker’s
Ritz
Lake Erie
Melody
Pillsbury
Ford Super Service
Powell Motor CO
National Grid League
Acsociates Press
Bachman
State
Union City Rod and Gun Club
Volick
Ledy
Barron-Anderson
Mallory
Al’s
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
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