Corry-Sheffield gridiron clash looms in familiar rivalry
Corry and Sheffield renew a long interrupted series with both sides boasting recent wins over common foes and wary of a defensive battle. Lytle’s Beavers face a double wing attack as Warren County favorites anticipate a close game. Other Saturday clashes include Northwestern at Michigan and Columbia at Penn with upsets possible.
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Cory High
Jyace Sheftick
Warren County
Indi
Orange and
Blagle
Wolverines
Lytle
Sheffield
Youngsville Twee
Corry
Eagles
Beavers
Carr
Lytlemen
Irish, Michigan, Illini and Penn Picked 10 Win
Notre Dame favored to beat Nebraska in a resume of 1947 college football picks by Harold Clausen. He projects heavy action across major games including Minnesota Illinois Michigan Northwestern and Penn State with various upsets and strong showings from Army, Rice, Auburn, Texas, Oklahoma, Cal, and others.
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Minnesota
Michigan
Wolverines
Penn
Dartmouth
Columbia
Lions
Princeton
Colgate
Navy
Cornell
Wiconsin
Yale
Bulldogs
Indiana
Pitt
Panthers
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Texas
Arkansas
Rice
SMU
California
Washington State
Southern Cal
Oregon State
Harold Clausen
New York
Irish
Minois
Commodores
Washington
Longhorns
Bobby Layne
Kansas
Oklahoma
Davis
Healy
Southern California
Virginia Tech
Army
LSU
Boston College
Tigers
Baseball start at Alliance College with Louisville Colonels
A baseball start at Alliance College is planned against the Louisville Colonels of the American Association. The hurler Corrylles gained notice after 14 wins for Oakland in the Pittsburgh district last season. The Ice Capades will perform at Buffalo Memorial Auditorium from November 8 to 16 annually.
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Alliance College
Louisville Colonels
American Association
Oakland
Pittsburgh
Corrylles
Buffalo
Memorial Auditorium
Corry Dinor Leads Merchants Loop with Sweep Over Al’s Clothes
Corry Dinor Keglers increased their Merchants B League lead with a three game sweep of Al’s Clothes Shop. Home Store edged Paver’s in two games and total pinfall as Corry Diner anchored by Ed Hajec posted 717 859 747 while Al’s Clothes’ Bob Penton added 147 110 168. Corry Feed racked 787 840 684 and Tom Paver led with 194 178 136. Bill Gencari and Al Dorman also posted solid scores as standings show Corry Dinor at top with strong team totals.
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Corry Dinor Keglers
Whille Paul's Men's Wear
Corry
Paver’s
Homie
Al's
Ed Hajec
Bob Penton
Clothiers
Home Store
Paver's
Tom Paver
al Dorman
Corry Feed
Paul
Ter Murtowitz
Tor Paul's
Penn Finds Needed Kicking Specialist
Philadelphia October 17 University of Pennsylvania coach George Munger and aides found an extra kicking specialist for Saturdays game with Columbia. They worry Franklin Field goal posts are not strong enough and held a practice contest to name the kicker with the most perfect kicks. Center Bednarik leads the contest but teammates note his power could endanger goal posts and opponents.
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Philadelphia
George Munger
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia
Franklin
Charles P. Bednarik
Gosf
Bednavi
Penn
Beavers Invade Sheffield For Saturday Tilt
Cory High travels to Sheffield for a 2:30 PM game versus the Wolverines, aiming to reach win No. 5 and close the season strong. Beavers, underdog after injuries to Blatt and Felds, face a six straight win Sheffield lineup using a double wing pack and sharp reverses.
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Cory High Gridders
Sheffield
Wolverines
Klekom
Beavers
Warren County
Orange and Black
Corry
Lytlemen
Jack Blatt
Curtis Felds
Casel
Bob Lytle
Tryin Sherwood
Don Schrader
Chuck Geertson
C. Geertson
Joe Vanil
Sher' Wood
Rex Treland
Simiko
Steffan
Wolfe
Hoden
Weekend Rifle Shoot Carded at Company A Range
Weekend rifle shoot scheduled for the Company A range on Fast Columbus Avenue. Shooting hours are 12 to 5 p.m. Saturday and 9 to 1 p.m. Sunday. The Corry Rod and Gun Club furnishes all guns, ammunition, and targets, with the Jocil Sportsmen's organization aiming for a good turnout. The club’s indoor range on East Washington Street will be open to members for small bore shooting all day Sunday.
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Columbus
Corry
Jocil
East Washington Street
Sindiy
Muhlenberg Favored Over Temple Tonight
Muhlenberg relies on Harold Hell to pass and Bell for offense in a clash at Temple Stadium. Temple counters with Phil Slosburg and strong line play as both teams seek early season momentum.
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Philadelphia
Lille Collegians
Muhlenberg
Temple University
Temple Stadium
Harold
Bill) Hell
Parkersburg
W. Va
Bell
Jack Crider
Canton
Harry Mackin
Eddie Sikorski
Temple
Phil Slosburg
Hockey Scores From Last Night Across Leagues
National Leave New York defeated Montreal 2 to 1 while Indianapolis beat St. Louis 6 to 3 and New Haven won 2 to 0 against Providence.
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New York
Montreal
St. Louis
New Haven
Providence
Notre Dame Michigan Bid For Great Lakes Bowl Tilt
Notre Dame and the University of Michigan bid to play in the inaugural Great Lakes Bowl in Cleveland. Officials said neither school could confirm acceptance, with Notre Dame’s publicist noting unchanged postseason plans and Michigan's coach and Western Conference officials citing rules against such a game.
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Cleveland
Notre Dame
University of Michigan
Knights of Co Jumbus
Prusik Leahy
Trish
Pritz Crisler
Michigan
Leahy
Charles Calaban
Grisler
Chicago
Kenneth
Tug) Wilson
Boxing card results with multiple outpoints and TKOs
In Atlantic City Kid Wolfe 166 percent beat Ray Spurloch 100 percent over eight rounds. Philadelphia Johnny Forle 1384 stopped Danny Feiro 192 in six. Youngstown Johnny Green 149 outpointed Plush Sebastian 146 over ten. Paterson Fitche Pruden 140 outpointed Henry Polawitaer 141 over eight. Pittsburgh Irish Jimmy Sanders 145 outpointed Milt Ashford 145 over ten.
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Atlantic City
Kid Wolfe
Washington
Ray Spurloch
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Johnny Forle
Danny Feiro
Youngstown
Johnny Green
Buffalo
Plush Sebastian
Honoluu
Paterson
N. J
Fitche Pruden
Henry Polawitaer
Hartford
Conn
Four Grid Games To Be Broadcast Across Networks
New York October first report states the four major networks will broadcast four college games Saturday. Bill Stern will provide the play by play of Michigan Northwestern from Evanston on NBC at 2:30 p.m. ABC will cover Illinois Minnesota in Champaign with Harry Wismer and Eddie Dunn announcing.
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New York
Bill Stern
Michigan
Ambiguous Sports Telecast Schedule and Boxing Result
Fragmentary notes show Red Barber coverage plans with two games in Memphis at 2 45 pm and an earlier broadcast at 1 45 pm by Ted Heal and Bill Brundige. Also mentions Akron Edward Charles 175 from Cincinnati and Al Smith 10 from New York in a boxing result.
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Red Barber
Mik
Memphis
Mi~ Fual
Ted Heal
Bill Brundige
Akron
Eward Charles
Cincinnati
al Smith
New York
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