Dundee Wrests Middle Weight Crown From Lou Brouillard
Corry Bantams open 1943 season with Union City in a midget football push aimed at a fast start. Coach Pomeroy and Daye groom a young squad, with new uniforms and equipment funded by public subscription. The team trains on West Washington street as it prepares for a May Saturday opener under Rockne-style offense.
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Tineay
Corry ‘Binum
Union City
Leeks Aill
In¢niyanil
Corry Boys
Focal
Combinatier
Wale Ip
al Miller
Eleven
Reid
Beory
Pomeroy
Daye
Aire
Columbus dam reconstruction sparks sportmen bid
Local boosters press for reconstructing the Columbus dam to create a major recreation center. They cite Lake Columbus proximity, boating and fishing potential, new beaches, and economic benefits as key reasons for early action, with officials weighing state or federal funding.
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J. A. Dogeland
Harrishi
Rite
Harrisburg
Botttom
Columbus
Pennsylvania
Streser
York
Toyastutp
Nculee
WencHttagon Anil
Sumibe
Athens
Football prep across campuses before Saturday games
Across the Big Ten and beyond, coaches field hard drills as teams finalize lineups for weekend clashes. Thiquesne University, Carnegie Tech, Michigan, Wisconsin, and other schools push players through intense practices and roster adjustments ahead of matchups with Washington and Jefferson, Purdue, Navy, Chicago, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Pumlue
Logansport
Fight Results At Newat Feature Erratic Card
A garbled report lists boxing results from Newat including mentions of Harry Janphs and Tommy Kins with unclear outcomes. Other names like Tidy Wowie Winniingto n appear amid fragmented scores and scattered odds, making the card hard to parse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newat
Harry Janphs
Tidy Wowie
Defuatwl
Tommy Kins
Aor
Winniigton
Army seen finishing season undefeated
Army coach and writer George H Beale argues Army should go through the 1933 schedule without a defeat after a 21 to 0 victory over Yale in New Haven. He notes Yale's first team outplayed Army's second and contrasts East and West best teams, including Southern California and Michigan, as possible threats.
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California
St. Mary's
Southern California
St Mary's
Trojans
Fordham
Gaels
Madigan
George H. Beale
United Press
New York
Army
Yale
New Haven
West Point
Harvard
Navy
Notré Dame
Fraser
Michigan
Cadets
St. Mary
Washington State
Carnegie Tech
Notre Dame
Will Stevens hailed as poetic battering ram for St Marys
New York critic Henry McLemore profiles Will Stevens of St Marys football as a larger than life figure. He praises Stevens's dramatic, adjective heavy prose and compares him to literary giants while describing Stevens’s dominant on field impact and far reaching public persona.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
California
Will Stevens
Vanderbilt
St. Mary's
Barnum and Bailey's
Fellowes
Shakespeare
Will
Stevens
St. Mary’s
Pickett
Gohn Yezersiti
Kesar Tower
Kezar Statium
Mr. Steveng
St Mary's
Patrick Madigan
Madigan
Moragas
Bill Wescher
Fischer
Pittsburgh-Donali Fight Night Upset Shakeup in DC
In a staged 10 round boxing card at Red Bay yard near Washington DC, Sunny Jim McVey was knocked out in the fourth round by Hankin Pay in a tabled bout. Mike Mitchell and Bellaloe faced Corley Klass in another match while Mancini earned a decision over Ambrose. George Smith and Soles were listed among participants, with varied weights and hometowns noted.
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Pittsburgh
Donali
Red Bayry
Washington, DC
Sunny Jim McVey
Hankin
Mike Mitchell
Bellaloe
Deckino
Corley Klass
Pittaburgh
Ai Dimile Mancini
Pittamourga
Dick Ambrose
Pitts Biweh
George Smith
Pitts Bine
Midwestern and Southern Grid Stars Highlight College Football
Notable players from Michigan Ohio State Notre Dame Purdue Northwestern Minnesota and several southern schools dominate early season headlines. The piece salutes standout backs ends tackles and punters including Gillman Guilus Kreuse Lukats Pilney Elser Lindberg Crayne Page and others across regions. It also notes a bowling award from the Corry Water Company with a $4.20 credit for women’s water pills.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Chicago
Michigan
Charlie, Benard
Ted Petoskey
John Regeczi
Ohio State
Sid Gillman
Joe Guilus
Ted Ope
Carl Cramer
Notre Dame
Hugh de Vore
Hd Kreuse
Nick Lukats
Andy Pilney
Jett
Don Elser
Purdue
Fred Hecker
Duane Purvis
Erent
Ilingis
Les Lindberg
Red Grange
Tows
Dick Crayne
Bernié Page
Northwestern
Manske
Jens
Minnesota
Pug
Jersey Italian Wins Decisively In Boston Ring
Vinte Dundee of Newark won the middleweight title from Lou Brouillard in Boston, using the flying one-two. Dundee dominated with jabs and hooks to claim an eight to two victory as Brouillard employed rough tactics that drew boos from the crowd. Dundee weighed 160 and Brouillard 159, with Dundee becoming champion in his second title bid.
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Frank Murphy
United Press
Eqgston
Vinte Dundee
Newark
Nid
Torlay
Lou Brouillard
Worcester
Mass
Vince
Joe
Fix
Boston Garde
Jeremy Italian
Bre
Brouillard
Ben Jeby
Dundee
Mauler
Mickey Walker
Dividee
Teddy Yarosé
Monaca
Isol
Johny Martin
Broullard Hai
Jack Thompson
Jackie Fields
Dundes
Jim Browning Retains World Title in Madison Square Garden
United Press reports Jim Browning of Missouri defended the world heavyweight wrestling title by defeating Hungary’s Sandor Szabo in 50 minutes 58 seconds before 12 000 fans at Madison Square Garden. Browning weighed 230 pounds to Szabo’s 212. In the semifinal, Dean, the 302 pound Georgia wrestler, defeated Joe Savoldi who was disqualified for below the belt. May play Meadville Titusville teases Titusville Indies appearance.
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United Press
New York
Bint Browning
Missouri
Sandiev Szabo
Hungary
Nishmaaten
Madison Square’ Garden
Browning
New York State
Szabo
Szibo
Dean
Georgia
CY POLAN ESCAPES
Corry faced a tough game as Titusville fought hard. Matt Dujak suffered what is feared a broken wrist and Nelson Francia sustained a leg bump. Prank Kobitz was sore, Walter Smeiley limped with joint pain, while Gy Polah, described as a poking agent, claims to feel fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CY Polan
Titusville Herald
Corry
Matt Dujak
Nelson Francia
Prank Kobbitz
Walter Smeiley
Gy Polah
Gemba
Gustafson Averages 199 as Team Loses Night Meet
A garbled recap notes Gustafson posting a 199 average while his team falls in a chaotic last night meet between Raymonds and the Washington team. Jenkins led scoring with gains of 197 157 and 2 for a 195 average in a rough, weathered card.
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Gustafson
Raymonds
Washington Tameh
Otter
Corty Guty Bowlins
Talang
Jenkins
Corry City Bowling League
Corry-daiueatown
Cilizéns Bank Ms Y Ty Ketster
Washington
Raymonda
Raymond Mtg
Ea 'Wat
nAve
Goblins
AMG
BO Wy Gilson
Vis ‘Carroll
Gustafaor
Washington Lundy
Owls Run Streak With 1 0 Victory Over Joan Sonburg
Braugard High School Owls pushed across two touchdowns in the opening quarter to defeat Joan Sonburg eleven at the Paper City 1 to 0, extending their win streak to seven and dropping the Ratablers to a third loss in a regionally strong schoolboy game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
Braugard High School
Joan Sonburg
Paper City
Owls
Ratablers
Corry Weat 8 Pay an 5 RECO Discussic ferences
Corry Weat 8 Pay an 5 RECO discusses relations with the Soviet time frame and political phases. The fragmentary text references Forel and Washington, noting polling results and a formal comment. It mentions government phases, anticipation, and recognition of shifts, with unclear context and damaged phrasing Throughout the item, named individuals and places are fragmented.
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Forel
J Ington
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Koenig
Leta
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Teynnessee
Fred Crawford
Duke
Ralph, Kercheval
Kentucky
Tom Hopke
Abbams
J. B. Bilis
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Corky Cornelius
Graham Bateler
Georgia End
Clarence Hoberts
Georgia Mead
Feathers
Tennessee
Howell
Alabama
Kercheval
Micki
Louisiana State
Simons
Tulane
Dixon
North Carolina
Laney
Wiles
Grant
Georgia Tech
Corry Water Company
Wrrle
Cong City
State
St. Uris
Boston
LaSalle
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Young Gene
Jim Browning
Savoldi
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Meadville
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Cy Polun
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Cong City Bowling League
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