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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1943
Page
7
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Beavers Open Loop Campaign Against Lawrence Park Friday
Corry High School Beavers prepare for a Western Division Erie County League game at Lawrence Park Friday afternoon at 4:30. Coach Putnam relies on seven returners as injuries test offense. Youngsville’s defense used in practice to shore up passes. Expected starters include Foster at quarterback, Armstrong and Jackson at halfbacks, Scheppner and Blynt at ends, Piceirillo and Curtis at tackles, Gates and Rainescilo at guards, McKinney at center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry High School
Wade Lawrence Park
Beavers
Parkers
Putnam
Trie
Lille
Youngs Ville
Jimmy Reynolds
Russell Merritt
Reynolds
Youngsville
United Service
Piccisillo
John Scheppner
Ray Blynt
Carmen Piceirillo
Bob Curtis
Paul Gates
Chuck Rainescilo
Stretch McKinney
Jack Foster
Chuck Armstrong
Bob Jackson
Golf and sports notes mix in World Series talk and army rounds
A shifted sports roundup highlights Open results from an early Moroccan tournament and a pro-am card with DuPont’s remarks. It also surveys Yankee and Cardinal hitters, notes Wilbur Kinley on Southeastern bowls parity, and threads in military sports stories from Lubbock to Detroit, finishing with minor league scores and a York horse win streak.
Baseball standings and results brief
National League yesterday saw Philadelphia lose 1 to 3, New York and Brooklyn games noted with Boston cancelations. American League results include New York 7 Philadelphia 3 and Washington 5 Boston 0. Also report on fort Devens fight night with Toothaker stopping Burrell and White outpointing Ortega in Oakland.
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Philadelphia
New Yorker
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
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Chicago
Fort Devens
Mass
Roger ‘Toothaker
Lowell
Walter Burrell
Jersey City
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Sal Cincinnates
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Return of 2 Gridders Bolsters Penns Hopes
Penn notes two Navy returnees Herb Nelson and Frank Quillen bolster the Quakers football outlook under Coach George Munger. The 6-2, 214-pound linemen rejoined before the opener, with Nelson at right tackle likely secure and Quillen competing on the left. Backfield stock is thin due to Johnny Makar’s injury, leaving Dudisy Brun-Gage or Jon Michaels to fill in. The schedule opens with Princeton at home on September 25 followed by Yale Dartmouth Lakehurst Naval Air Station then Columbia in New York. The lineup also features Bob Odell and Joe Kane as blockers and backs, plus Johnny Small as a standout freshman fullback with Vin Vincent and George Weir backing him.
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Navy
University of Pennsylvania
George Munger
Quakers
Herb Nelson
Frank Quillen
Penn
Lsted
Nelson
Quil-len
Des Zetty
Muhlenberg
Munger
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Pitt
Pranvis Kyuna Temple
Jack Rosenthal
Walt Bubter
Jonny Makar
Dudisy Brun- Gage
Treshwinn
Jon Michaels
Drexel Tech
Bob Odell
Yale
Minuie
Joe Kane
Johnny Small
Sterling Milk Grabs Lead In Antler League
The Antler League’s 10 teams resuming play saw Hammonds Bank and Sterling Milk claim wins over City Market while Kinney Spiesman Plumbers edged Wilcox Grocers. Ralph Martin led with a 226 high in his first sequence, Sterling Milk lost the opening pair before salvaging the final contest 957 955. Melvin Cobbett noted the week’s high series with 180 191 204 as Sterling Milk swept City Market. Harold Crage led the winners with 140 183 197 in the opening and closing frames.
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Kirmey-Spiesman
Wilcox Grovers
Ralph Martin
Melvin Cobbett
Sterling Mille
Thee
Kinney Spiesman Plumbers
Wilcox Grocers
Harold Cr
Yankees Coast to Eighth Straight as Struggling A’s Fall
The New York Yankees extended their winning streak to eight with a 7-3 victory over the Philadelphia Athletics as Hank Borowy pitched six solid innings while Joe Gordon drove in three runs. The Senators and Giants also won, keeping pressure on division leaders.
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New York Yankees
Ieatching
Chip Keller
Mek Rilen
St Louis Gardinales
Keller II
James J. Carroll
St. Louis Bettine
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New York
West
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Biack Kraus
Phils
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al Zaril
Garfield
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I. Spataro
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Sox
Rube Gentty
Ry Guido
Steagles Tangle With Bears II Exhibition in Philly
Philadelphia exhibition pits the Chicago Bears against the Steelers Eagles combination at Shibe Park for Marker Charities. Greasy Neale and Walt Niesling shift Bill Hewitt to left end, Ben Kish to replace Hewitt as practice continues. Officials expect about 35 000 fans in attendance as the teams prepare for the charity game.
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Philadelphia
Chicago Bears
Shibe Park
Pittsburgh Steelers
Philadelphia Eagles
Marker Charities, Inc
Greasy Neale
Walt Niesling
Steagies
Bill Hewith
Bears
Weehington Redskins
Ben Kish
Brooklyn
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Tiutine Tepile
Inquirer Charities
Dartmouth Favored To Lead New England Football Race
Dartmouth is labeled the favorite in New England football as teams like Harvard Yale Williams and Holy Cross join the field. Navy V-12 trainees and Marine personnel bolster several squads while Dartmouth and Brown weigh how to equip players for a busy schedule.
Rookie Hitters Lead Phillies Debut Day
On September 16 rookie catcher Bob Finley hit his first major league home run on his second day with the Philadelphia Phillies. Fellow rookie Fancher Seminick from Knoxville also connected for his first major league homer, sending the ball into the Shiberfield stands.
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Philadelphia
Bob Finley
Biade
Hinihto Shibe
Philies
Andy Seminick
Knoxville
Shiberfield
Dempsey Urges War Bond Drive By Fighters
In Houston Jack Dempsey urged war bond fund raising by pairing star fighters for defense efforts. He suggested matching names like Louis and Conn in bouts to raise substantial funds. In Cleveland last night Jimmy Bivins defeated Melio Bettina on points.
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Sim
Dewey
Houston
Hke Jornbouls
Billy Conn
Joan
Louis
Conn
New York
Cleveland
Jimmy Bivins
Outpointed Corp
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