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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1951
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Philip, a unit, and heavy establishment with unclear context. No verifiable events, dates, or names beyond those scattered terms.
Corry High Beavers, under Coach Low Hanna, meet Warren Dragons tonight at Loveland Field in the season opener. Key players include Hodie McLean Don Wood Jack Scott Skip Moore Larry Vanderhoof with seven lettermen returning and a stronger pace from the visiting squad. The article previews likely fast play and a hard fight as Corry aims to uphold a winning tradition from 1949 to 1950.
The Associated Press reports the weatherman appears aligned with the Indians as rain cancels key games. Yankees and Red Sox face a compressed finale, forcing five late clashes in Boston while Cleveland enjoys a breather with a two game split in Detroit and a White Sox game remaining. Pirates, Cubs, and White Sox win in other major league action with Howerton homering for Pittsburgh.
Corry High Beavers face Warren Dragons in a season opener at Loveland Field. Key players include Scalise, Westing, Frontera, Shea for Warren and Hodie McLean, Don Wood, Ken ney, Goodwill for Corry. Expected crowd exceeds 2,000 on a likely clear football night as coaches Hanna and Leidig aim to start the season with a thriller.
Ligonier Pennsylvania September 7 with three days practice Pitt football squad begins mountain training for its 63rd season. Athletic Director Tom Hamilton leads 19 veterans plus 62 candidates in pre season drills as Pitt plans a T formation under coach Hamilton with minor adjustments.
A work bee is slated tomorrow morning at 10 at the Corry Rod and Gun Club skeet field on the Columbus Lottsville road. Members are urged to attend as concessions will be set up and preparations for the annual field meet continue for Sunday. Detours due to nearby roadwork will not affect travel to the site.
Auto race program slated at Clymet tomorrow with events starting at 2 30 PM. Main attractions include a 20 lap race and a daring stunt by Frank Mitchell of Columbus driving a burning car off a ramp through a wall. Officials Naz Servideo Babe Harkins and Joe Cipalla of Erie prime the event.
Cleveland Sept 7 Al Topeka Kautz, the Indians’ pilot, spoke with cautious optimism about the team’s chances. He cited improved hitting and the upward cycle despite a 14-7 record and recent weather delays that impacted a series in New York.
Pony League playoff action was postponed by rain. Semi final games will be moved as teams Cle an and Jamestown switch sites. Oilers travel to Hamilton to face the Cardinals, while James Town heads to Hornell and Olean in the best of seven series. Warren Morse reports Toronto events note two firsts at the Canadian National Exhibition with Dark Fancy and Glendora-CA entries earning top honors in their divisions.
The NCAA has announced an experimental broadcast program beginning September 29 and running through November 2. The initiative tests new viewing options and coverage for select events, aiming to gauge audience interest and technical viability.
Major League results show Chicago defeating St Louis 9 to 4 while Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 7 to 4. Rain affected multiple contests in both leagues with several games postponed or moved. Tonight's schedule includes Washington at New York and Boston at Philadelphia among others with night games listed.
The Pittsburgh Pirates signed a hard hitting college infielder with their New Orleans Bayside farm team. The player starred at Beloe Fall Orange NJ and was a 1939 unanimous pick on the all metropolitan New York high school team. Details on position and season totals are unclear due to garbled text.
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