Shaughnessy Safety Talk Shapes Football Coaching
University of Pittsburgh coach Shaughnessy, named National Safety Council Safety Ace, urges disciplined play and proper technique to reduce injuries. He links injuries to carelessness, equipment, and coaching, promotes regular physical exams, and supports sound coaching and protective gear. The piece also notes Thorpe’s continued involvement in athletics and broader NFL and college football discussions.
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Clark Shaughnessy
University of Pittsburgh
National Safety Council
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Pennine
Pitt
Ventor
Beavers face Union City with Ray Blynt doubtful
Corry Highs football squad rested after beating North East and prepared for Union City Friday night with a long scrimmage. Star end Ray Blynt suffered a sprained arm and may miss the clash, while Bill Gronostar departed school for work. Coach Putnam praised the first team as they ran six touchdowns over the scrubs and Edge Connie Allsworth emerged as a tough fullback with passing and punting ability.
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Aqjuad
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Bears
Bob Curtis
Putnam Hones
Beavers
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Green and White
Phillies Plan Hershey Training For Next Spring
The Phillies will train at Hershey Pennsylvania next spring. President William D. Cox announced draft plans and signed Mervyn Shea as manager and coach for the major league catcher role while noting four eligible minor leaguers will be available. Cox will attend the draft meeting in Chicago.
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Associated Peco
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Hershey
Ten Alive
William D. Cox
Wall Club
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Shea
Portland
Ove
Pacific Colt
Cox
Chicago
Lassies Win Two In Aero Supply League
The 250A ladies finished third in the Aero Ladies League Modday event by beating the 2508 Départment twice. They rolled 507 529 302 in three games while the Tosers managed only the third game with 462 488 541. Pokash led the winners with 116 120 108, and D Johnson paced the 2008 team with 92 90 143.
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250A Lassies
250A Ladies
Tosers
Pokash
D. Johnson
Fights Last Night Across Cities Reported Wins
Boxers Chalky Wright Patsy Spataro Bobby Claus Pete Galiano Joel Agosta Odridge Miller Leo Sawicki Godfrey Howell Verne Patterson Mickey Makar Baby Ga all recorded stoppages and decisions in separate bouts across New York Buffalo White Plains and Hartford while Kenna may return for Army against Penn as he targets his first game of the season against Bestelli on Saturday in Philadelphia.
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Navy
Notre Dame
Brooklyn
Dick Tracy
Leo Durocher
James Doyle
Cleveland
Churchill
New York
Chalky Wright
Los Angeles
Patsy Spataro
Buffalo
Bobby Claus
Pete Galiano
Baltimore
White Plains
Joel Agosta
Odridge Miller
Detroit
New Bedford
Mass
Leo Sawicki
Worcester
Godfrey Howell
Hartford
Lue Bennett
Verne Patterson
Mickey Makar
Bayonne
Tonto
Chicago
Kenna
West Point
Ed Kenna
Army
Shar
Jackson Miss
Penn
Philadelphia
Leries
Narrowing the two buck race drains cash and controversy
New York racing secretaries debate how to classify claims and price horses to avoid overspending for prized runners. Owners howl at losses yet push for favorable terms, while bettors chase profits in a system seen as workably chaotic by insiders.
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New York
Jet
Raymonds take top spot in Ladies A League action
Raymonds clinched first place by sweeping Wilcox Grocers in three games as Steens Cleaners and Page and Ferry earlier dropped two to alter the standings. Mary Hnatyseyn led Wilmers with 135 187 164 while Rosa Baker added 166 145 149 for Wilcox Idie. The Wing Willikeglerettes beat Hewilt Drug ladies 778 768 732 while Druggists posted 728 730 683 in defeat. Steens Cleaners rose into a three way tie for fourth by topping Page and Ferry 666 714 642 as Angie Barress led with 182 155 170. Esther Rochrig added 106 166 155 for the visitors. Rose Bowl plans: Washington and USC may meet in a PCC playoff if the idea gains traction as both clubs remain unbeaten. Ralph Welch indicated support for the concept.
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Wilco Grocers
Page
Ferry Keylerettes
Steens Clesners
W. L. Pat
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Ferry
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Rexall
Steens
Mary Hnatyseyn
Wilmers’ Pitt
Rosa Baker
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Utey
Guirihe Carr
Thelma
Ham
Steens Cleaners
Ferry Maple Taulers
Grocers
Angie Baress
Ld the
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Esther Rochrig
Grand National Grouse Trials Open in Pennsylvania
Grand National Grouse Trials under way near Lock Haven with 26 prize winning cogs shell owners and handlers from Maine to Mississippi. Contestants must have no prior trials and will be judged on native habitat use. Judges include Dr. James Goodwin, Frank D. Fair, and Dewey Hutchison. events may last days or weeks as dogs work under equal conditions.
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Weve
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Concord
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Frank D. Fair
Sharon
Dewey Hutchison
Saginaw
Mieb
Glean Dairy Utensils Contaminate Fresh Milk with Bacteria
A dairy utensil not heated or sterilized after proper washing is cited as a hint pathway for milk contamination by bacteria. The note underscores sanitation lapses in dairy processing and emphasizes careful cleaning and heat treatment to prevent bacterial growth.
Former Champ's Pilot Predicts Possible Knockout
Hollywood promoter Charlie Jones predicts Sammy Angott may knock out Luther White in the NBA lightweight title bout tonight at Hollywood baseball park. Angott, 15 in prime condition, is described as a rugged inker who has beaten Willie Pep and holds a strong claim to the championship. White, Baltimore, is determined to win despite a long odds. Angott stands to earn a $15,000 purse with 60 percent of over that amount.
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Angelt
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Lge
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Baltimore
Armstrong
George Moore
Angott
Avcott
Davie Day
Lew Jenkins
Fritzie Zivic to headline boxing card Friday
Chicago boxing notes Fritzie Zivic former welterweight champion will attempt to stop Bobby Richardson in a 10 round bout Friday night at Chi vaya Stadium. Zivic, a veteran from Pittsburgh, headlines the opening match of the fall season in Chicago.
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Linemen shine in Saturday college football games
Associated Press reports standout linemen across major teams on Saturday. Notables include Navy guards and ends, Ohio State stars, Tulane’s Gatewood, Texas A&M’s Ward, and Penn State’s Jaffars, with praise from coaches for their tough play and pivotal tackles in decisive clashes.
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Ben Chase
Nay
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Texas Aguiles
HL Ward
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Bul Millis
Buddy Gatewood
Tulane
Pat Brown
Willis
Delel Klomty Holmes
We Morphy
Abe Tassos
Gatewood
James Stewart
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Wart
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Penn State
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Army
Harry Obertelman
Yate
Frank Quillen
Pennsylvania
Plumbers Claim Three Wins In Antler League Play
Plumbers pounded Hammond Elevator for a three game sweep in the Antler League last night. Scoring totals show 1024, 637, and 1990 for the Plumbers while Hammond suffered a sequence of losses, with standout Harold Cragg rolling over 600 pins again including 231, 108, and 20 percent in a strong showing. Paul Stroup led the Hammond squad with 211, 167, and 158 games.
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Wood
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Paul Stroup
Higgins Predicts State Victory Saturday
State College coach Bob Higgins forecasts a win for State against West Virginia on Saturday. He says the team is optimistic, may deploy up to 17 Navy trainees, and will adjust by moving players into key positions as needed.
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Rey
State College
Perm
West Virginia
Bob Higgins
Nittany Boys
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Navy
Navy Football Camp Tests Gloom Before Notre Dame
Navy faced a gloomy practice day as injuries and illnesses hit key players ahead of the big test with Notre Dame. Captain John E L Whehhel expressed concern over casualties while keeping details private, with a heavy four mile drill and chilly conditions adding to the strain on the Middies and their 200-pound tackle Hal Hamberg.
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Navy
John EL Whelchel
Cleveland
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Hal Hamberg Agallet Notre ‘Daime
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