Rod Gun Club Field Meet Draws 4000 In Corry
The Rod and Gun Club field meet in Corry drew about 4,000 spectators despite poor weather. Highlights included Joe Reedy of Greensburg performing for 20 minutes, an active wildlife exhibit by the State Game Commission, and a large skeet shoot with numerous rounds and Calcutta auction. Prizes from local merchants were awarded, with top winners receiving items such as an electric range, a Remington rifle, and various fishing and outdoor gear.
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Johe
Belime
Joe Reedy
Greensburg
Calcutta
Wooltieh
Bantam
Turand Paul's
Bill Jackson
Con Nwaal Lake
Norman Mee
Erwin Mountain
Corry Zvenine Journal
R.hersch
Enis
Ocean’ City Teel
Corry Evening Journal
Walter
Weber
Casiing Rod
Pysch
Mie
Shamburg News and Sport Boro
Haight
Carroll's
Mike Drobmeck
Columbus
Nust's
Marence McCray
Jack Ehrhart
Conneaut
Luke
W. W. Waterhouse
James Stewart
Creek
Rhodes and Stormes
Robert McCafferty
Clarence Wallace
Vanity Mirror
Sibury Stewart
Spring Creek
Bliss Dry Cleaning Company
O. A. Fales
Merritt Appliance
Bert Welden
Sorenson Paper
Don Kale
Thomas Motor Company
Jak Mulgin
James Fuller
Stahl Jeweley
Ronnie Hunt
Paul's Hardware
James Ms Toney
Jack Hersch
Eric
Don Haltz
Conpie's
George Lawson
Patterson Photo Studio
A. J. A Kimmy
Taylor
Wetch
Fern Latimer
Wiggers J
Richard Mountain
J. A. Lawston
Louis Miler
Shéep's
Louis. Miller
E. Guizrin
W. S. Jewell
M. Smith
All-Way Electric Company
Twocell
Machlight
Harold. Sweet
F. GC. Chapin and Son
Manley Robbins
Herman's
Nichols
Miller's
Wisl
Richard Steples
Walter Dugram
Erie
Western Auto Store
Lois
Lillie
Harbrd Smith
Robert Catlin
Anna McGrenahan Ald
O. Z
Carl Gintel
Croscut's
Box of Chocolates
Bigins Wallace
Clymer
Powell Motor Company
Ad Oil
John Borss
Brooks Studio
Ight By Ten Partia|s
Chatiya Ellsworth
Root Appliance
Piri
O. B. Chine
Maerdink's
Punniture
G. T Stave
Nevin Moses
Eriey Write
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Beavers Fall in Opener to Warren Eleven 19 to 7
Corry High Beavers visit Warren Saturday afternoon and lose 19 to 7 as Wesling twice and White score for Warren while Art Pitts shines for Corry on both sides of the line. The Beavers battled hard into the final stanza but Warren’s defense stopped most Corry threats and the Dragons pulled away late.
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Corry High Beavers
Warren
Dragons
Orange and Black
Corry
J. B. Seldig
Beavers
Wesling
Art Pitts
Copry
Cooch Lou Sanna
Pitts
Jack Crawford
Bobby Long
Crawford
Long
Shattuck
Ari
Ted Shattuck
Tony Castagnino
Keith Wesling
Oval
Joe Ventle
Dragon
Castagnina
White
Eli Gordon
Cenver
Hannamen
Bos
Seastead
Ireland
W "White ‘Wetmore
Uy Dickerson
Gordon E Niederlander Sherwood
Te Aalemo
Bean
Gross
Cameron
J. Daneelo
Elston
Beall
Gonergill
Chiriewsle
Lundy
Referes
Adeiey Dapire
Bradford
Grassher
Falcons Advance to Pony League Finals
Jamestown al cons beat Hamilton Cordingis 4-1 to clinch a best-of-seven semi with three straight wins over the third-place Cards 11-4 Saturday and 6-4 Sunday. Lockport Reds take a 2-1 lead over Bradford Blue Wings after a 4-8 and 8-7 weekend set. Dockport visits Bradford tonight.
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Jamestown
Hamilton Cordingis
Falcons
Lockport Reds
Bradford Blue Wings
Reds
Saturdey
Dockport
Bradford
Bucs Continue Drive for Flag by Beating Cubs
The Pittsburgh Pirates won their seventh straight, beating the Chicago Cubs 1 1/2 to 1 1/2 in a tense game as Billy Meyer’s club, still three games behind the Boston Braves, extended their push for the pennant. Old Rip Sewell limited Chicago to five hits, while Pittsburgh drew 14 walks and capitalized on four Cub hurlers. Del Ennis homered in the Braves’ doubleheader loss to the Phillies.
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Associated Press
Pddy
Billy Meyer
Pittsburgh
Hell
Bucs
Boston Braves
Ihn
Garm
Lin 2Aus Ie
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
A’s
Boston
Yankee
Iwo
Indias
Washington
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Rip Sewell
Pirates
Cubs
Braves
Bill
Sihaled
Walter Dubiel
Earl Torey
Son
Bill Salkeld
Dutch Leonard
del Ennis
National League and American League baseball results summary
Results yesterday show NL games including Pittsburgh 7 beat Chicago 3 and New York 1 losing to Brooklyn 3 while St. Louis and Cincinnati combined for six and Philadelphia beat Boston 4 2. American League includes Cleveland 6 3 and New York 1 5. Detroit 2 and Philadelphia 10. Boston 4. Today schedule notes Toronto 5 Montreal 4 7, Buffalo 6 Rochester 4, Newark 2 2 and Baltimore 0 with further games listed.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Lewis
Washington
Chingy
Detroit
Dillard Beats Ewell in London Olympic Trials
Harrison Dillard of Cleveland again proved his sprint prowess by defeating Bar ney Ewell of Lancaster in a Roosevelt Raceway benefit show. Dillard won the 100 dash and also claimed the 120 yard event while Ewell ran uncontested in the 220 yard dash, reflecting strong form ahead of the London finals.
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Westbury
Harrison Dillard
Cleveland
Barney Hyell
Lancaster
London
Roosevelt Racewa
Hwell
Ewell
Phillies pull ahead in seventh to snap 2-2 tie
The Phillies added three runs in the seventh to break a 2-2 deadlock and later padded the lead with a three-run eighth inning while Boston managed lone runs in the eighth and ninth. In other action, the St. Louis Cardinals moved into third place by half a game, edging Cincinnati 7-6. The Giants defeated the Dodgers 5-3, complicating Brooklyn pennant plans as Leo Durocher’s team faced a tougher stretch.
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Phils
Boston
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati Reds
Giants
Dodgers
Leo Duroctrer
Browns and 49ers Open AAC Tilt With Easy Wins
In a bustling 1940s grid scene the Browns routed the Buffalo Bills 48 13 while the 49ers cruised past the Packers 49 0 in exhibition play. New York Yankees and Lions also posted wins as attention turned to the upcoming All-America Conference season.
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49Ers
Cleveland
Buffalo
San Francisco
Yankees
Packers
Lions
Associated Press
New York
Gleveland
Pratt
Elec
New York Yankees
Tacox
Pany
Monkets
Buffalo Bills
BifFall
AAPC
National Football Gees
Boston
Green Bay Pauleers
Green Bay
Washington Red
Birmingham
Als
Steelers Lose Evans and Clement to Injuries
Pittsburgh news reports two Steelers backs Ray Evans and Johnny Clement out indefinitely after an exhibition loss to Delaware. Clement suffered a left rib cartilage injury. Evans was hospitalized after a rib injury and fracture risk noted by Dr. Ralph Daugherty.
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Pittsburgh
Delvint Lins
Steelers
Vrade
Ray Evans
Johnny Clement
Clement
Green Bay
Fers
Bans
University of Mangus
Ralph Daugherty
Evans
McKport
High School Football Scoring Fragments From Erie Prep
Fragmentary score update shows Warren 19 Carey 7 Sheffield 19 Youngsville 0 and Erie Prep 28 Cuyahoga Bradford 0 with unclear second game details. Names appear incomplete and teams are partially legible from clipping.
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Warren
Carey
Sheffield
Youngsville
Erie Prep
Bernard's Bradford
Women’s Amateur Golf Tourney Begins at Pebble Beach
The 48th annual national Women’s Amateur golf tournament opens at Pebble Beach California with over 100 entrants. Qualifying rounds determine the 12 places in the championship action while defending titleholder Lenise Suggs enters as a former winner now a pro. Favorites include Dorothy Kiely and Tony Beach, reflecting a wide open field and strong recent performers.
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Pheble Beach
Calif
Hay
Bing
Lough Pebble Buel
Warty
Howdude Georpid
Lenise Suggs
WNT
Suggs
Dorothy Kieby
Atlanta
Dorothy Kiely
Tony Beach
San Francisc
Masontown Upset In Opener By Carmichaels
In Pennsylvania prep football the 1948 season opened with Masontown upsetting Carmichaels 13 to 7 in Fayette County. Carmichaels showed early strength with a first-half drive, while Masontown rallied to seize the opener as the Fayette County seven fell short.
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Masontown
Carmichaels
Sii Gueven
Harrisburg
Bepti Li
Pennsylvania
Silint Lovet
Shampion
Yauter
Makontown
Wpial Glass
Vandergrift, Erie open playoff series in baseball final
Vandergrift advanced to the final with a 11-9 win over Uniontown, meeting Erie after beating Johnstown 8-2. The series requires two more games to reach a decision, with dates and venues to be set by a coin flip.
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BOC
Shanahnessy
Exine
Vanderiff
Vandergrith
Vandergrift
Uniontown
Uniontowe
Beralgiht
Pioneers
Vandherify
Johnstown
Fomorrow Diehl
Vandeven
Bele
Ime
Vandeveritt
Tfaw
West over Central Pathalie in WPIAL Class AA title defense
Ti tie West of New Kensington rolled to a 20-0 victory over Pittsburgh Central Pathalie, extending their winning streak to nine and signaling a first title defense against Anhnstown High on September 25. The Trin Valley Conference powerhouse notched its 21st straight win, the team’s 3540 score marking a dominant season.
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New Kensington
Hotice
Anoter
Pittsburgh
Central Pathalie
Red Aid Blick
Gondh
Don Fletcher
Anhnstown High
Dino Burnhan Hie
Rusnt ‘Beer
Cor
Orbisontay
Tahseelsnee
Trin Valley
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