High Eleven Meets North East in County League Clash at Loveland Field
Corry High, still without a county win, faces North East at Loveland Field tonight at 8 15. Grapepickers, 1 1 this season, rely on veteran linemen and coach Stanley Ralson to curb North East’s 160 pound per man line led by Tom Griffin. North East broke a four game skid by beating Cambridge Springs last week and plans to use straight DP and modified T formations to free stars Reynolds and Jackson for long runs and passes. Corry’s line changes include Glenn Lines back at tailback and Glenn McKinney at right end as Gene Graham, Chuck Jackson and Dim Reynolds pace the attack. North East starts Murray Shieleno Madonna Beales Arnink Griffin and Gene Smith on the line with Triana Akin Martina and Seevers at backfield.
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Joe Darnpfall
Glenn Lines
Lionel ‘Tripp
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iGene Smith
Don ‘Triana
James Akin
Sam Martina
Ray Seevers
Corry observer praises new athletic program for youth
Letter from Bob Auer, Corry High School class of 1849 alumnus and former basketball center, endorses Corry's Beaver Cubs led athletic program. He lauds youth sports value, pledges full cooperation after the war, and notes service members from Corry back the effort. News covers Navy vs Georgia Tech, Alabama vs Tennessee, Washington vs USC, and other top college games, plus local booster goals for Franklin High athletics and Miller Sibley project.
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Bob’ Auer
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Corry High Grad
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Beaver Athletes Ii Service
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Pranitin Aerio of Eagles
Bossier Ninth
Franklin High School
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Cory
George Butters
Hag Beer
Miller Sibiey Etd
Many Golf Stars in Benefit Tournament
Nationally known stars join 60 golfers for the second annual lady amateur pro tournament to benefit Valley Forge Army Hospital at Bala Club starting Sunday. Women’s team includes Mrs Edwin H Ware Jr Linz national champion Dorothy Germain Marine Lt Patty Berg Helen Sigel and pros include Sgt Vic Ghensi Clarence Ehresman Ed Dudley and others. Amateur list features J Woody Platt Philadelphia champion Max Marston W B McCullough Joe Deberar Hinis Lt William Richart and Egon Quitiner.
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Bala Club
Valley Forge Army Hospital
Edwin H. Ware, Jr
Linz
Dorothy Germain
Patty Berg
Helen Sigel
Vic Ghenzi
Clarence Ehresman
Ed Dudley
George Fazio
Géne Kunés
Bud Lewis
Ter Johnson
Joe Zarhardé
Brice Coltart
George Smith
Steve Grady
Dick Renaghan
J. Woody Platt
Max Marston
W.B. McCullough
Joe Deberar- Hinis
William Richart
Egon ¥ Quitiner
Fights Last Night Across Cities In Boxing Card
In Boston Hobby Rubin from New York stopped Vince Dell from Philadelphia after 1 round. In Philadelphia Rocky Jackson won on points over Dingle, with Destephano scoring a knockout on Gambaro from New York. Montreal hosted Dave Castillo who outpointed Por alte while Willie Roach defeated Horace Leftwith in a Wilmington showing.
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Hobby Rubin
New York
Vince Dell 'Orto
Philadelphia
Rocky Jackson
Dennox Dingle
Mike Destephano
Joey Gambaro
Montreal
Dave Castillo
Adey
Poralte
Tamaqua
Willie Roach
Wilmington
Del
Horace Leftwith
Buffalo
Eight contestants scheduled for Last Madi son Squire Garden event
In a January like schedule 11 doubleheaders mark the 1944 45 season at Buffalo Memorial Auditorium. Competing teams include St John s Brooklyn Kentucky Oklahoma A and Vs Bowling Green State and Canisius.
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Disconnect Carefully With Nactum Cleaner Cord Handling
Instruction warns to disconnect the cleaner by the plug not the cord to avoid damaging wires or connections. It cautions against wrapping or rough handling when placing the unit away, noting rough use can damage sockets and lead to failures.
Notre Dame Spirit Faces Tough Gridiron Test This Season
Notre Dame’s 1944 season faces tough evaluations as coach Frank Leahy leads a mix of veteran players and Navy V-12 transfer talent. McKeever endorses the squad’s hustle, noting Bob Kelly’s standout speed and resilience after a leg injury. The coach emphasizes team unity, readiness, and sturdy preparation as the Irish aim to contend with Dartmouth and other top opponents.
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Machine Shop Tops Raymond League In Bowling Action
The Machine Shop won three games to top Small Order while Flat Department fell to Inspection. Automatics swept a short-handed Club. Winfield Williams led with 160 187 188 for Machine Shop. Karl Dimmicte led Small Order with 159 135 142. Ralph Bailey led Automatics counts 149 179 153.
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Inserstaller
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Bill Mitchell
Ralph Bailey
Ati
Lowrie Baker
Two Penn Stars May Be Lost for Navy Game
Philadelphia report says Penn heads coach Munger warns two key players may miss the October 28 Navy game. Star back Bob Mostert suffers a pulled tendon in his knee while lineman Ray Stengel possibly breaks a cheekbone from injury in the William and Mary contest.
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Two Football Games On Air Saturday Scheduled
New York Oct 20 NBC CBS and FLU will broadcast two football games Saturday. Great Lakes vs Ohio State from Columbus at 2 45 with NBC CBS and FLU. Wisconsin vs Notre Dame from Booth Bend at 3 15 on MBs.
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Joe DiMaggio Hospitalized After Hawaii Visit
SAN FRANCISCO Oct OS Sgt Joe DiMaggio former New York Yankee outfielder was brought to Hamilton Field Hospital for medical observation and treatment after returning from Hawaii. The Army gave no details, but Honolulu reports said he had stomach ailments. He will be limited on field duty until assigned.
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Georgia Tech Underdog in Top Football Clash
A garbled 1930s style preview lists Georgia Tech as underdog in a major football game while naming various teams and matchups including Navy, Notre Dame, Purdue, Army, and Penn State. The fragment references weekly gridiron predictions and college rivals with unclear dates or venues.
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Temple and Syracuse Clash Tonight Under Underdogs
Temple and Syracuse meet in Philadelphia with Temple favored by little in a fiery matchup. Temple's backs Wilson and McCarmell headline a dual backfield as Syracuse counter with Cyrls and strong running figures.
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PARES MATCH POSTPONED IN PGA TOUR EVENT
Pittsburgh October 20 reports that a pairs match on the PGA tour was postponed to today due to rain. The semi final between Emil Leefier and Johnny Capeblaner will also be played today.
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Sim Barks
Monty Ono
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Roundup notes from early 20th century sports page
A fragmented roundup covering boxing notions from Gene Tunney on training a boxer, college football remarks about the Virginia teams under Coach Frank Murray, Saint Thomas football rumors, and a one minute sports page noting the Conheckell Sports Writers Alliance dinner, Chalky Wright’s purse, and other scattered sports references. Also mentions a road trip game in Tokyo, broadcaster rights, and a hospital update on a Cardinals player.
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Conheckell Sports Writers Alliance
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Willie
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Calder Cup holders drop season opener in rough loss
The Ameriaa Hockey League champions struggled in a 2-1 defeat as Buffalo opened the season against Indianisiols. Caps standout Bil Jennings and Byron McDonald fueled the comeback, while George Pargelar and Eddie Shore’s Bisons kept the game tight. Pittsburgh and Cleveland also chased early standings with teams like Providence and Hershey rising weekend matchups.
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University of Pirlshireh Panthers Await In Tight Preps
Tiatgurs TEAM ARETE Fe. Ebi rer UCL 2d-teach Ellisit and this Titeis University wriddes arived here today in preparation for the clash with the University of Pirlshireh Panthers tomorrow. Shuuellpessy of one meanwhile comuladed ysleenuons will be denuite wus dexrogs.
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Titeis University
University of Pirlshireh
Boxing notes show last night fights and outpoints in New York
Patchy recap lists several boxers and outcomes with percentages and points from Newark New York and nearby towns. Names include Jett Holloway Willis Fenaiet Patersony Movely and Barboai with points and weights at River and Highland Park venues.
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Lou Misoq
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Schoolboy grid teams in action
Harrisburg news reports scholastic football action as Pennsylvanian teams move into midwest matchups. Unbeatens face Ebensburg and Triadrian Athoine in non league play while State College hosts Philipsburg and Somerset. Altoona clashes with Greensburg.
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Lights Go Out Leaving Grid Victor in Doubt
Biglerville High School faced a disrupted game as power failures halted play leaving the victor uncertain. Coach Hen Hewn and Coach Cinglie Spuneler blamed officials and money for the aborted match, with confusions over substitutes and timing.
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