Open season prep and sportsmen league drive in Corry
In sports today the Erie Sportsmen’s League launches a 10 000 member enrollment drive with Corry residents invited to join the Corry Red and Gun Club. Open season preparations continue as Small Game Wanting opens next Monday with rules limiting hunting hours before daylight and after 9 pm.
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Big Time Games On Tap This Week In College Football
Henry Super previews a heavy slate of college football with Army vs Notre Dame in New York, Fordham at Pittsburgh, Harvard vs Princeton, Minnesota, Northwestern, and other top clashes. Notes Galento’s decline after pneumonia, Ruth’s Montreal stay, Bill Daddio’s return to form, and a Covey contingent attending Chi Eagles game. Also changes in Grove City lineup due to injuries and a Pittsburgh area pro league showdown.
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Cambridge
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Minnesota
Northwestern
College Gridlocks and Upsets Loom in East Football
Yale and Dartmouth chase an unpredictable clash in New Haven while the East shelves several undefeated teams. Columbia Cornell Penn are seen as contenders as Pittsburgh Fordham and Navy battle for a decisive edge. Notre Dame Army loom with perfect records, Harvard-Princeton rivalry favored for Harvard's year amid late season twists and ties.
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Cambridge
Fickets Still Left For Army Notre Dame Game
A few tickets remained for the Army Notre Dame football clash on Saturday marking a rare non sellout weeks before kickoff. Grandstand seats were $4.40 and some lower seats $6.60, with tickets sold at the Army building and by the Athletic Association at West Point. Ticket agencies advertised buy sell exchange services for Army Notre Dame passes.
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Beavers Hope to Upset Oilers on Friday Night
Coach Russ Byler of the Beavers expresses confidence in upsetting Oil City Friday evening if his squad plays disciplined ball. He recalls a tough Union City showing and aims to improve after a weak performance. Oil City, led by Hud Wells, seeks a fifth win in seven starts and plans to use speed to overwhelm Erie County.
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Greene Stars as Corry Wins in Reserve Victory
Paced by Pat Greene a 440 point junior back Corry High reserves defeated Youngsville Seconds 18 to 0 at Loveland Field last night Greene scored both local touchdowns including a long drive capper and a run after interception His standout showing could earn a varsity starting berth this Friday at Oil City with Harvey and McCastin at ends and Lundy at quarterback joining Greene Nichols Downey in the backfield.
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Warren Eleven Still Unbeaten In Pro Football
Warren Red Jackets, seven straight to start the season, travel to Waremin, hoping to challenge the Pittsburgh Pirates next Sunday. They routed Detroit 21 to 0 at home, with standout performances by Warren Heller, Larry Danhom, Rudy Carlson, Artie Amann, and Stan Andrews.
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Pitt Favored In Game With Fordham
Pitt hosts Fordham as 75,000 fans fill the University Stadium in a likely tight upset bid. Walter Raskowski faces possible injury absence, Ted Konetsky slated to start. Pitt’s offense leads while defense remains tentative after a lopsided 84 to 7 win over S. M. A. last week.
Fordham Loses Two Regulars Before Pitt Clash
By United Press New York Det. 26 Loss of his regular right end and left guard for the Pitt game forced Coach Jim Crowley to revise the Fordham forward wall. Guard Mile Kochel suffered a nose injury against Oregon last week and will be out of the lineup. Vincent Denery, recovering from tonsillitis, will not be strong enough to play.
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Oregon
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Revised Ladies League Opens After Personnel Readjustment
The Hadive Bowling league restarted with preliminary rounds to calibrate teams. Lillian Baker led averages in practice at 160 with Miss Racke posting 166 for the evening. In Pittsburgh, Ted Grabingki and Bill Nopper are doubtful starters Friday against Detroit University due to recent injuries.
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Dugheane
Bill Nopper
Caphomore
Detroit University
Mississippi State
Wisdom by Silence Declares Hi Ho on Noise and Authority
Chinatown sage Hi Ho asserts that true wisdom lies in silence while many people rely on loud noise to project authority. The remark contrasts quiet restraint with vocal posturing.
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Cardinal Back at Erie in Pros Grid Clash
Doug Russell returns to the Chaago Cardinals after time with Kansas State and leading ground gains in the Nat onal Professional League. He is fully recovered from injuries hampering him in 1935 and 1937 and will start in the backfield with Sam Agee Hal Pangle and Pat Coffey against the Philadelphia Eagles in Chicago on Wednesday evening October 26.
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Lazzeri Free To Seek Major League Manager Job
Tony Lazzeri former New York Yankees second baseman and Cubs player coach is free to pursue a major league managerial position. Cubs owner Phil Wrigley denied a Cubs release denial while reports from San Francisco quoted Lazzeri asking for unconditional release. Frank Dunnthoo and Harold Walsh were business visitors in Erie.
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