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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1945
Page
7
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Amid a wild slate Indiana fell early behind as Navy and Notre Dame posted wins while Purdue upset the Big Ten, toppling Ohio State. Minnesota and Texas rolled to victories, and strong performances from Penn State and Notre Dame kept the mood electric. Also noted: hunting season debates and boxing manager Johnny Ray shaping a major title bout.
Ohio State reels after Purdue shocks them in a major upset as Minnesota, Georgia, Alabama and Maryland post notable wins. Ohio State’s 44-13 defeat marks the season’s biggest surprise headline in college football action.
St Edwards basketball team begins practice with three regulars from last year and co captain Hyots joining later. Joe Hand Bob Hand and Paul Jansen form the nucleus while training plans include three sessions weekly as the squad builds toward a busy schedule and early scrimmages.
Article reports on Sherman adopting a T formation with quarterback Bayles, praising his potential amid Eagle adjustments. The piece recounts past mentors, trainer Oshins, and Brooklyn College ties while noting Sammy Sherman’s plan to deploy the formation this season and speculate on player roles and team impact.
Fragmented round up describes basketball and boxing notes with references to military theater, coaches and players. Mentions gymnasiums in Bavaria and Chicago press names, with scattered phrases about teams and spectators and a focus on winter sports and training. The passage is garbled with many unreadable segments.
In a tightly contested American Hockey League clash Hershey and Pittsburgh extended their unblemished records. Moraes anchored Hershey with key goals as the visitors edged past their hosts in a fierce matchup.
Rams crush Chicago Bears 21-7 as Detroit tops the Cardinals 5 0 and Washington beats Green Bay 38 14 in a tense opening NFL day. Packers win with strong defense while Cleveland slugged past Chicago.
Philadelphia October reports the Penn Navy gridiron showdown as the standout event of the weekend. The Penn team seeks to maintain unbeaten status while preparing to face the Middies from Annapolis in a major game shaping the standings.
Chicago story outlines Eddie Mayo as the Tigers reliable starter for 1946 with manager Steve ONeill unwavering in his support. It highlights Mayo’s ensured role, ONeill’s planning, and the broader lineup expectations amid pitcher choices and star players.
Ishy Messinger, a setter owned by Sam Light of Punxsutawney, won the Open Derby stake at Venango Grouse Trials in Marienville, taking a $200 prize. Runner Mintstanpry's Rocket earned $3.29 inland, with other entries including Mountgomeny Bidding Reel and Weld by Larry, plus several named dogs and handlers from Pennsylvania and New York.
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