Beavers Close 1927 Grid Season vs Warren Dragons
Core y High School seeks season finale win over Warren Dragons as Coach Leidig aims to improve a six and three record. Warren opened strong, then faced losses, but has won two of the last three. The game centers on defensive effort and air attack versus Warren's versatile offense. Meanwhile Texas vs SMU TV matchups and college scores headline, with other local notes.
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Warren Dragons
J. B. Leidig
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Warren
Kane
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Jamestown
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Beavers
Notre Dame Remains Top in AP Football Poll
Notre Dame holds No 1 in the weekly AP college football poll after beating Navy and maintaining a strong position toward the November 8 Army meeting. Michigan slips to runner up as Penn State climbs and SMU and Duke rise into the top ten with upcoming title clashes shaping the rankings.
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NEW York
Notre Same
Army
Michigan
Frank Leahy
Wolverines
Notre Dame
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Jast
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Minnesota
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Columbia
Carets
Tili‘nois
Purdue
Tllinois
Virginia
Kentucky
Louisiana State
Alabama
Southern California
Penn State
Babe Ruth Honored by Brith Sholom in Philadelphia
Babe Ruth received Brith Sholom’s annual sports award in Philadelphia for outstanding contribution to American youth through exemplary sportsmanship and fair play. The famed slugger, in better health than three months prior, was lauded by the national fraternal group for notable achievements in sports while recent efforts include work with the American Legion baseball club.
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Babe Ruth
Swat
Philadelphia
Brith Sholom
Ruth
American Legion
Elubi
Bowling league scores feature Legion and Jim’s teams on top
The Recreation Alleys league saw Jim’s, Legion, Grant Smith’s and the Neckers Co. win two or three matches with high series. Grant Smith’s led the other clash with a 902 958 998 set while Clymer Drug won the first and third games 929 967 037. Notable scores include Wade Quetteveld 232, Bud Kerms ud 149, Russell Be ins 159 146 139 and Frank Page 178 average.
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Jim's
Legion
Grant Smith's
Neckers Co
Bva
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Keystone Five
Art's
Wade Quetteveld
Bud
Bud Kerms Ud
Clymer Drug
Frank Page
John Hunter
Page
Hunter
al Manuel
Conservation
Robert Legters
Paul Shieldy
Grant Smith
Clymer Bank
Russell Dameolt
Russell Beins
Maples
Minford Hinsdale
Fights Last Night Feature Listed Boxers Results
In Huntington West Virginia Ezsard Charles from Cincinnati knocked out Clarence Jones of Buffalo. In Miami Ben Evans from Oklahoma City outpointed Gene Smith of Youngstown. In New York Gino Buongino from Bari defeated Jimmy Catello 10 rounds. Sanders Cox of Newark knocked out Leo Stoll of Baltimore in nine rounds.
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Cincinnati
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Miami
Pla
Ben Evans
Oklahoma City
Gene Smith
Youngstown
New York
Gino Buongino
Bari
Taly
Jimmy Catello
Newark
J—Sanders Cox
Dallas
Leo Stoll
Baltimore
Pennock to seek change in bonus rule next month
Philadelphia Phillies general manager Pennock plans to push for altering the 1946 bonus rule that requires teams to keep players who sign for 6000 or more. He cites Curt Simmons and Charlie Bicknell as two prospects likely affected, noting both shined in minor league play and in spring exhibitions. Pennock says clubs may lose such prospects on waivers if the rule remains. Simmons impressed in minor league action and struck out major leaguers in spring before big league tryouts.
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Phillies
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Charlie Bicknell
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Unclear local item from Asbury Park notes
Local report lists names Aaron Wade and Doc Williams with ages 1312 and 165 and mentions Mahwah New Jersey and New York 20 in fragmented form.
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Doc Williams
Mahwah
Paul Richards Takes Dual Role With Buffalo Bisons
In Buffalo New York on October 20 the Bisons declared Paul Richards, the former Waxahachie Texas standout, as their general manager and head coach after Roger Peckinpaugh left for Cleveland. Richards will serve as both field manager and executive, a dual role once held by prior Bisons figures as they seek economic efficiency.
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Ingram Seeks Pro Grid World Series Clash
Commissioner Johas Ingram of the All-America Football Conference renews calls for a showdown against the National League to crown the real champion. He argues for better business and competition and notes public demand for a definitive series between the leagues.
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High Reserves Lose at Warren High War
Corry High School reserves opened their 1947 season with an away game at Warren Monday afternoon, losing 34 to 19 to the Mitte Dragons. Warren scored TDs in the first two periods and added another in the fourth. Corry was held scoreless in the first half until Bobby Long connected with Cassius Elston for scoring passes in the final two periods. Elston also caught a pass from Lowe for the extra point after the first touchdown. Elston led Corry with two touchdowns, while other scorers included Castoenivic Erickson Betts Silerna and Hane for Warren. Substitutions listed.
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Kelly
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Frant
Ryder Cup Gophers Practice in Rain in Portland
Rain soaked Portland Golf Club grounds as Ryder Cup teams prepare for next weekend. British captain Henry Cotton praised the course while nine Britons practiced amid wet greens and slow tees. Americans, including Hogan and Mangrum, arrived with others arriving to sharpen form for the defense.
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Portland
Ore
Loyd Mangrum
Ben Hogan
B. J
Dutch" Harrison
Keiser
Nelson
Philadelphia Boxer Wins Narrow Decision in 431 Round Bout
Philadelphia fighter Wille Pep outpointed opponent Jase Wolmer in a close 431 round match held in Philadelphia. The bout featured strong exchanges and ended with Pep securing the victory on points.
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Wille Pep
Hartined
Conn
Jase
Wolmer
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