Can Beavers Bounce Back Against Kanty Prep Tonight
Corry Highers faces Kanty Prep in a tough test as the Beavers seek a rebound win. Kanty has two victories and recent losses, while Corry hopes for an improved performance after a disappointing Titusville showing. Also tonight, Johnsonbure at Erie Tech and other regional games highlight the slate.
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Corry Beavers Close Home Season With Kanty Prep
Corry High School Warriors seek fifth win of season in booster game against Kanty Prep tonight at home. Erie’s Orange and Black aim to stay unbeaten, with key players recovered from injuries and coach Lou Hanna promising a bounceback after a prior upset. Kan ly’s 184-pound line will test Corry, while Liszka and Lise ka spark the visitors’ ground game. Temple Owls host Rhode Island State after a Texas setback, rebounding with three straight wins.
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Plan to indorse new umpires arouses Frick opposition
New York Oct 21 Crescent Ford Frisk of the National League opposed a plan to hire an umpiring staff under Commissioner Chandler. He said no official proposal had been issued and warned of probable objections from players and clubs. Reports had circulated that the World Series era might see such a measure at the winter meetings in December. He noted no definite action had been announced and stressed no details were provided by the commissioner.
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Fights Last Night Philadelphia Ledger Briefing
Philadelphia reports last night events featuring Lew Jenkins 130 percent and Gutpalited The Jenkins 14114 in a terse boxing oriented blur. New York coverage references Blondie with minimal detail.
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Dr Butters Wins President's Cup at Corry Country Club
Dr J Guy Butters captured the President's Cup at Corry Country Club yesterday, defeating Olin Bracken 1 up in 20 holes. He completed a sweep of the club’s major trophies by also winning the club championship earlier by defeating Bill Dyckes, a first in the club’s history to win both cups in one year.
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Ace” Bracken
Pitt Faces Big Hurdles Ahead for 1930 Football Season
Associated Press report from Pittsburgh notes Pitt’s unbeaten outlook faces tough tests against Minnesota and Ohio State before Life kicks off. The Panthers rely on veteran backs led by Louis Gecconi and a seasoned line, with seven lettermen having faced Big Nine opponents in recent years. Pitt already beat Northwestern, Beth Neb, and West Virginia, and earlier routed Miami of Ohio. the 193 team seeks a perfect run behind a full veteran backfield.
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Miami University of Ohio
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Bimbo) Gecconi
Bonora
Jimmy Robinson
Cousseilsville
Carl Depasqua
Williamsport
Bob Lee
New Castle
Cenver Len Radnor
Plymouth
Bernie Barkouskis
Kulpmont
Nick Bolkovac
Connie Mack knew two coaches were through
Connie Mack Jr said Philadelphia Athletics president knew Al Simmons and Earle Brucker were dismissed as the club’s best move for its interests. He attributed a front office slip and noted the decision was not news to Mack, who gave no comment. Also, Jones and Leushim Steel Corp announced temporary wage reductions for remaining workers starting November 1, 1949 due to ongoing losses.
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Top ten college teams play Saturday in key matchups
Notre Dame rests as Army Minnesota Kentucky Rice and Texas loom in the big weekend slate. Rice meets Texas in Austin and Kentucky faces SMU while Army hosts Columbia and Oklahoma plays Nebraska. North Carolina goes to LSU and California hosts Washington as the nation’s top ten shift bets.
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Barons Extend Winning Streak to Four in AHL Action
The Cleveland Barons stay atop the Weston Division in the AHL with four straight wins, defeating the St Louis Flyers 5-1 before 6421 fans. Johnny Holot did not score as the Barons improved to 4-0-0 for eight points. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati split losses as the Mohawks posted their first win in six starts. The New Haven Ramblers beat Buffalo 3-2 to tie for first in the East.
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Keglers Tighten Margin Ahead in League Play
Owen's Station maintained lead as A and P split, Sherwood's Store took three from Loblaws. Bowl-Aire blanked Stahl's, Cabin-in-the-Pines won twice. Goory Jamestown and Corry Jamestown clubs pushed leads in National League with strong team and individual scores.
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Daily Says M A Will Operate Again In 50
Ebensburg Pa Oct 21 Middle Atlantic League president Elmer Daily says the Class G league will operate again next year with or without major league sponsors for the Cubs. Many teams are dropping farm affiliations as major leagues cut back. Daily expects most troubles to fade before the 1950 season as the league plans for next year.
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Pall River boxer Martint Mileler outpoints Reuben Davis
In a boxing bout at Pall River, Martint Mileler from Elizabeth New Jersey edged Reuben Davis over ten rounds. Mileler used precise punching to secure the decision against Davis in a closely fought match.
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Good Prospects For Duck Season In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg October 21 Thousands of Pennsylvanians began preparations for the 1989 duck seasons opening at noon. Waterfowl and other game open today and extend to November 2. State officials cautioned success hinges on weather as Canada storms push flocks southward. Thomas D. Frye noted early migration may delay Pennsylvania’s chick season start, with hunters counting on flight ducks for sport.
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South Carolina Rally Beats Clemson At State Fair Game
In Columbia, South Carolina erased a 13-0 Clemson lead with two late touchdowns to win the Southern Conference game 21-13. Quarterback Bo Hagan scored on a sneak and connected on a 40 yard pass to end Jd Pinkerton for another, giving South Carolina its first victory in four games this year.
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