Beaver Beavers Start in New American Loop Gridiron
Corry High School Beavers unveil 1946 football lineup led by Sonny Morgan 14 pound junc and Dick Walters holdover from last season. Starting backfield includes Ken and Jack Wikie and Don Post with transfers Wilson brothers. Six of eight teams in the new All-America Football Conference begin a 15 game schedule this weekend as debates about the league’s viability continue. Union City and Cory High resume relations as the Beavers clash with Corty in a closely poised county rival game tonight.
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Beavers Open Grid Season with Rivalry Tonight
Corry High School meets Union City in the season opener at Loveland Field at 8 15 pm. About 2 000 expected to attend under clear weather as both teams field six lettermen, with several players in new positions. Coaches Lyfe and Ed Poley avoid predictions, sticking to a fighting stance. Formations will be the single wing and the seven man line with key roles for Harry Burns Nick Sherrod J Wilson J Geertson and Ken Wilson. Officials: Rosenquist referee Waples umpire Geigerich headlinesmith.
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Baseball scores and standings from yesterday's games
National League results include New York and St Louis high scoring wins while Brooklyn, Boston, Chicago, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati lost or won narrowly. American League shows New York and Detroit atop, with Boston and Cleveland blanked. International League schedule lists Toronto 2 Buffalo 1 and several minor results with only games scheduled.
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Second Army Softball Tourney Semifinals Reach Finalists
In Phoenixville Pa on Sept 6 the Second Army softball championship moved to the semifinals with Fort Eustis facing Carlisle and Fort Knox meeting Aberdeen Proving Grounds. Camp Atterbury beat Valley Forge General Hospital 5-4 while Aberdeen crushed Eustis 11-2. Torney rules enforce two losses elimination.
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Falcons and Batavia Lose Openers in Semi finals
Jamestown defeats Bradford 9-4 while Olean Oilers top Batavia 10-6 in opening games of the best of seven semi finals. Kosvitrek earns his 19th win in 24 starts for Bradford. Postolese starts Olean Batavia game with a homer and Kokas adds for Batavia. Olean leads 1-0 in series.
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Sailors Top Gremlins and Softball Wins Highlight Night
The Erie Sailors beat Youngstown 7 1 behind Johnny Uber two-hits. Frank Symone’s team won 10 2 over Jamestown at Avro Field. Niagara Falls evened its series 2 1 after Fran struck out nine, with Buller Yanks held to five hits.
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Feller Shelled As Tigers Blank Cleveland 10-0
Tigers overwhelm Cleveland 10-0 as Bob Feller is tagged for 11 hits in three and a third innings. Hutchinson throws shutout for Detroit. Cards Dodgers win. Yankees keep two game lead. Giants top Phillies. Pirates edge Reds.
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Rowe to Be a Finch-Sitter for Phils
Philadelphia reports Lyn Raye will finish the season with the Phillies as a pinch hitter after pitching in four starts. General Manager Herb Pennock said he will use Raye exclusively as a pinch hitter to avoid fielding or bunt risks.
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