Beavers Face George Junior Republic in Slim North Western Tilt
In northwestern Pennsylvania football action the Beavers seek their second win as they meet George Junior Republic of Groverty. Other Friday games include Franklin versus Warren Dragons and a slate featuring Bradford DuBois Fort Worth Meadville Grove City Sharon and Titusville Mill Creek. Thiel College eyes another strong campaign under coach Jack Stoeber as the Tauberans pursue a third straight win using a modified T offense.
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Beavers Face George Junior Eleven Tonight at Loveland Field
Core ’V High School Beavers seek a second win of the 1947 season as they meet George Junior Republic of Grove City at Loveland Field Breensward Uni. Kickoff is 30 o'clock to attract merchants and late shoppers. Officials hope for a 1500 crowd amid improving weather after last week’s opener.
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Plan P A System For Game Tonight
Richard Bachalnes of the Beaver Club announces a public address system for tonight’s game. The Davis Laboratory portable cutter will aid play-by-play from the visitors bleachers as plans expand to other home games. The lineup remains steady with Geertson, Vanik, Ive nd, Blatt, Hansen, Reed, Gordon, Frising, Crawford, Franchissa, Geertson, and Junior in a heavy front and backfield. The Beavers, boosted by weight and power, face a stronger outfit with ten pound advantage and an aerial option. Corry High School band will debut with a halftime show to color the contest.
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Raymonds No 2 Team Defeats Corry Jamestown No 2 7-4
Raymonds No 2 edged Corry Jamestown No 2 7-4 as Kovach gave up four runs in the first before Weiss shut them out over the next six. Raymonds split 1 in first, 3 in fourth, and 3 in the final frame to seal the win.
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Opening Series Plans Set For World Series Start
The 1947 World Series opener will be at Yankee Stadium with dates depending on the Dodgers Cardinals pennant race. If Brooklyn wins, games begin Sept 30. if St Louis takes the flag, the first two games occur Oct 1 and 2 in New York. The schedule calls for distribution of games between Yankee Stadium, Ebbets Field, and a possible rest date if the series goes the distance.
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Dodgers Edge Cardinals In First Game Of Series
The Dodgers beat the Cardinals 5 to 1 in St Louis to move five and a half games ahead as Ralph Branca earned his 12th victory. Pete Barnum and Cookie Lavagetto contributed key hits in a tense pitching duel with Curt Brecheen taking the loss.
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Amateurs Reach Semis in 1947 U S Golf Championship
In Call, Sept 12 report from Bag in the upper bracket Johnny Dawson of Hollywood faces Jack Eeby of Rye N Y while lower bracket pits Pierce J Tortora of Wethersfield Conn against Skee Riegel of Monterey Park California in the semi finals of the United States Amateur Championship.
Jamestown Wins Third Straight In Playoffs
Jamestown Filcons completed a three game sweep by beating Wellsville Red Sox 2 0 as Max Cor Joss posted a four hit performance. Bradford Blue Wings topped Olan Oilers 12 9 to clinch their first win in the series and move into the Pony League playoff chase.
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Unclear fragmentary sports notes from scattered teams
Fragmentary sports snippets mention players and teams such as Miami Bla and San Francisco with garbled names. The text references games, positions, and a Philadelphia playoff context, but many details are unreadable.
National League results and standings recap
Yesterday's NL results list Philadelphia at Chicago vain and Cincinnati over New York 3-2. Brooklyn beat St Louis 4-1 as Brooklyn leads with 79 wins. Standings show Brooklyn 79 57, St Louis 50 79, Philadelphia 58 69, Chicago 64, Cincinnati 87 78.
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Bell Believes Grid Fix Details Revealed
AP reports commissioner Bert 84 says he believes a professional football fixing attempt has been exposed. He notes the NFL is prepared with guards and urges players to be extra careful after the alleged scheme involving the New York club and the Bears game.
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Phillies buy new first baseman Flair from New Orleans
Sept. 12 The Philadelphia Phillies purchased 29 year old first baseman Flair from the New Orleans Pelicans for a sum described as unannounced. Flair led the Southern Association with home runs and RBIs this season and was praised by Roy Dissinger Pelicans GM as the world’s greatest fielding first baseman.
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