Invaders Hold Off Beavers In Scoreless Local Duel
Gary High Beavers and Sheffield High world squads played a scoreless final home game of the season at Loveland Field before a small crowd. Fumbles and stoppages dominated, with Donaghue and Dongehue featuring for the home team, while Sheffield’s defense held strong in a tight, error-prone contest that saw several long drives stall near the goal.
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Gary High Beavers
Shefield High Wrld
Pullum
Loveland Field
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Black
Carry High
Sheffield
Invaders
Cony
Donaghue
Beavers
Corry
Orange and Black Warriors
Gary
Nother
Oto
Warren County
Trubie
Rovers
Scheppner
Tve
Curtis
Otto
Pochalka
Sheffield Pleven
Elect
Joe Donaghue
Jhe Maln Thor
Pos
Sheffiela Savio
Dyle Drake
Uby.y
E. Evan Zeang
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IB Cseeesees
Lloyd J Picelrillo
Burlingame Gates Vocssey PE
Ssssys Carlson Mosher Eee
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Bears seek win without Halas as season opens
The Chicago Bears face the Detroit Lions in the opener without George Halas, a defining figure in football since 1922. Halas, a multifaceted figure as player owner promoter and coach, helped shape the modern game with the famed formation and a career spanning two world wars.
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Chicago Bears
George Halas
Bears
Detroit Lions
Halas
Illinois
Great Lakes
Navy
Knute Rockne
Sectional Brawls Highlight Today’s College Games
Preps notes feature Atlantic football showdowns with Georgia, Alabama at Atlanta. Ohio State faces Wisconsin while Army meets Penn in Philadelphia. Penn aims for 710000 attendance. Alabama Georgia sell out. 40000 at Madison. Injury updates include Army starter Woods. Hill of Army out. Hirsch and Harder key for Wisconsin. Duke hosts Georgia Tech as UCLA aims for third Pac-8 win against Stanford. Iowa Pre- Piicht Cadets vs Indiana and Navy Notre Dame buzz surrounds large crowds.
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Associated Preps
New York
Georgla J
Alabama
Atlanta
Ohio State
Eager
Wisconsin
Army
Penn
Wee
Philadelphia
Pearl Harbor
Madison
Wis
Karl Blaise
Bol Woods
Hie
Ture
Ralph
Santa Fe
Oyo
Aim
Georgia Tech
Midwest
Iowa
Bob Cowart
Billy Hillenbrand
Indiana
UCLA
Stanford
Heplers Upset Drop To Second In Antler League Race
The Citizens Banke squad broke the deadlock in the Antler League last week to move one game ahead of Hepler Motors, with Christensen Motors and Wilcox Grocers two games back. Last night’s results show scattered scores across scholastic and city games, including Scholastic New Castle beating Scot High and Jamestown, with various teams off form and officials named.
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Citizens Banke
Hepler Motors
Christensen Motors
Wilcox Grocers
Bankers
Nelion
Perry
Steens Cleaners
Guckerman’s
Charley
Waterhouse
Keefer
Houwrs
Boston House
New Castle
Scot High
Allentows
Erie Stronz Vincent
Jamestown
NYS
Bradford C. Farrell
Sharon
Erie Hast
Erie Tech
Butler
OW City
New York
Bowies
Ie Ebbie Goodfellow
Sweeney Schelnen
Canada
Perry's Salon Maintains Two Game Lead in Fourth Ladies League
Perry's Salon holds a two game edge after two matches in the Fourth Ladies League. Lanston keylerettes defeat Zuckerman's twine as Waterhouse beats Boston House. Mildred Haenel top score with 187, plus 186 and 140 games.
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Lanstons
Waterhouse
Mildred Haenel
Northwestern Rifle League Reorganized for 1949 Season
The Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League reorganizes for the 1949 season, operating eight teams including Corry, Wolf's Head Oilers, Titusville, Lawrence Park, Meadville, Union City, Walnut Creek, and Keystone Ordnance. Officers named include President John Keck and Secretary Robert F. Clancey. Matches will be mailed as postal scores with a yearlong points system and eligibility for the Hearst Championship in Pittsburgh. The first week features Corry vs Wolf's Head Oilers and other matchups as listed.
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Pennsylvanie Rio Leagie Bes
Atreit
Jeu
Comy
Wolf's Head Oilers
Tinsville
Lawrence Park
Meadville
Union City
Walnut Creel
Keystone Ordnance
John Keck
O. W. Shronk
Titusville
Rabeet F. Clancey
R Knapp
Corry
Howard Roberts
Art Knapp
Hearst
Pittsburgh
Wall
Oilers
Walnut Creek
Tulsa Keeps Unbeaten Record With 40 Point Win Over Drake
Tulsa Golden Hurricane remained undefeated in Missouri Valley play as Clyde LeForce led a 40-0 rout of Drake University. The win marked Tulsa’s third conference victory, each by at least 40 points, showcasing their powerful offense and improving defense.
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TULSA
NEW York
Okla) University
Tulsa Golden Hurricane
Drake University
Clyde LeForce
Glena Dobbs
Oklahomans
Dorr Clark Elected President of Cory Rad and Gun Club
Dorr Clark is elected president for the 1943 64 year at the Cory Rad and Gun Club meeting succeeding Bert Weldon. Officers named include L C Nichols vice president L B Booser secretary treasurer Bert Weldon treasurer and Gary Dingtelder range officer. Committees head by Al Alkens fish committee Charles Patterson ammo committee and skeet committee. A scrap salvage bin was erected beside the clubhouse on East Washington Street for hunters to drop scrap for the war effort. Proceeds from salvaged metal go to the Soldiers and Sailors fund.
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Cory Rad and Gun Club
Dorr Clarke
Bert Weldon
L. C. Nichols
L. 2. Booser
Bristee
Gary Dingtelder
Range Offier
Fish
al Alkens
Ame
Charles Patterson
Ed Bielawski
Sportsmens’s Club
East Washington Street
Soldiers’ and Sailors
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