Beavers Beat Union City In Thrilling 26 21 Victory
Corry Beavers defeat Union City Bears 26 to 21 at Loveland Field before 1600 fans. Davis and Burns pace the Beavers with two quick first-quarter scores, Kennedy connects several passes, and a late Union City rally falls just short as Corry holds on in a windblown, hard-hitting battle.
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Coveleski
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Joe
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Piccard
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Fighting Union City
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Chuck Jackson
Reynolda
beLgMelosin
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Wouleuay
Opening of 1944 small game season sparks hunting talk
Hunters plan for the November 1 opening as rabbits and pheasants draw interest across the region. Shell shortages loom while dealers race to restock. a mysterious plague decimates rabbits further east, threatening the season’s allure.
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Wedneay
Rod
Couty
Ponte
College football scores from scattered reports
A fragmented score roundup shows Bicknell and Peyayite tied at 7, Les Wake leading Bount2y Wilihi, and Mit Georghe with Tech at 13 while Georgia and Navy programs post varying results. Michigan State defeats Wayne Biinsbein 13 to 82 as Virginia Tech records 0.
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Mit Georghe
Tech
Georgia
Navy
Michigan Stabe
Wayre Biinsbein
Navy Apyvers
Roundup of postwar hockey and gridiron notes
New York sports roundup surveys the early NHL era shift from Canadian clubs to American leadership, noting pro hockey’s third decade and calls to move HQ south. It covers college football prep games, matchups, and themed tributes, plus NFL and NBA chatter, including player trades and upcoming fights. It highlights Giants interest in Lou Novilomi, and lists service personnel among football figures and cadets with military ties.
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United States
Ince
U.S
Teague
Becaue
Brooklyn Prep
Mt. St. Michael's
New York
All-Way Electric keeps lead in Fourth Ladies League
All-Way Electric held a one game advantage by sweeping Lanston keglerettes in two games. Kinley Insurance won two from Zuckermans while Gift Shop whitewashed Waterhouse. Standings show All-Way Electric 16 5 162, Kinley 15 6 714, Zuckermans 10 24, Waterhouse 8 381, Vanstons 5 1 208.
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All-Way Electric
Lanston Keglerettes
Kinley Insurance
Zuckermans
Waterhouse Five
All-Way Electrics
Waterhouse
Vanstons
All-Way Electric Combine
Lanstons Lassies
Charlotte Staples
Lois Hoth
Kinley Tye
Verna Baresi
Leda Dahl
Union City Dominates Beavers in Late Rally
Union City defeats Corry with a final score of 26 to 21 as Burns and Davis pierce Corry’s line from the T formation. Standings noted for Corry include Red Kennedy Joe Darnoall and Jim Reynolds with substitutions and officials listed.
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Burns
Davis
Beavers
Corry
Red" Kennedy
Joe Darnoall
Jim Reynolds
Pas
Mitchell
Sammons
Lambros
Shreve Burrows
Alius McKin
Robinson Scores TKO in Ninth Round at Chicago Stadium
Hay sugar Robinson, the former welterweight hopeful and Army veteran, scored a ninth round technical knockout against Ret. Lou Woods in Chicago. The bout drew about 10622 fans as part of the stadium’s opening boxing card for the fall-winter season, with the total gate reported at 41246 dollars.
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Hay (Sugar) Robinson
New York
Freddy Cochrane
Chicago Stadium
Ret
Lou Woods
Detroit
Bross
Prewar Crowds to See Today's Grid Games
New York reports crowds near one million expected for four top college football games. Navy vs Penn in Philadelphia Notre Dame and Illinois in Champaign Army vs Duke in New York Ohio State vs Minnesota in Columbus draw large attendance with 74,000 at Philadelphia 65,000 at New York and 50,000 at both Champaign and Columbus.
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Navy
Dramnaten
Columbus
Johnsonburg Favored To Whip Corry Eleven Tonight
Johnsonburg is favored to defeat Corry at Loveland Field in a high school football matchup. Corry, bruised and battered, relies on a passing attack led by Chuck Jackson and Jim Reynolds as Johnsonburg brings a strong, fast lineup coached by Jack Taylor. The game kicks off at 8:15 with Corry adjusting their backfield and line positions for the visit.
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Detroit Lions
Motor City
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Corry
Beavers
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Elk Countylies
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Jim Reynolds
Joe Darnofall
McKinney
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Merle Sprague
Corry Yneup
Joe Darnoall
Fred Mitchell
Hichard Burrows
Dick Emerson
Dick Fotter
Glenn Lines
Navy Favored In Penn Clash At Franklin Field
Navy, led by a powerful eleven, is favored to upset the University of Pennsylvania on Franklin Field before a sellout crowd of 79 000. Last year Navy defeated the Quakers 24 to 7 in this traditional showdown.
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Wutotaal Association Presidenicy
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International League
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Amphtcyn Association
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Barons
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Trouncine
Cleve
NAVY
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Quakers
Balked Deal Put Moore In Money
In 1944 Gene Moore, star outfielder for the St. Louis Browns, recalls a proposed trade that would have sent him and Guiliani to Washington for Ferrell. Guiliani balked, Clark Griffith brokered a cash deal to keep Moore, who later helped the Browns reach the pennant and World Series.
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Tex
Gene Moore
Angelo Guiliani
Moore
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Washington Senators
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Guillani
Catehar
Rick
Ferrell
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St. Dewis
St. Louis
Clark Griffith
Guillant
Grifithhs
Leonard
Wiggeling
Wolff
Haefmer
Ithless
National Hockey League Opens Tonight with Key Matchups
The National Hockey League season kicks off with the Canadiens hosting the Boston Bruins as Montreal aims to defend its Stanley Cup success. The New York Rangers seek a rebound from last season while the Toronto Maple Leafs and others begin their campaigns amid high expectations.
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Brooklyn
Bruins
Bronx
National Hockey League
Jamie
Montreal Carnions
New York Rangers
Canadiens
Boston Bruins
Rangers
Usely
Yinning
Mise
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