Corry Rallies To Upset Meadville In Final Period
Corry High School fights back from a 13-6 deficit to score twice in the last quarter and defeat Meadville 20-13 on the Bulldogs’ field. Chuck Jackson and team mates spark the rally with key runs and a late scoring pass sealing the win.
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Beavers
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Cory
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Blake
Maskiegs
Sin
Mearsville
Ditty
Orange
Black
Perry
Vardara
Tine
Vardar
Betts
Bleek
Reynolds
Joe Darnofall
C. Jackson
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Corry high school gridiron season opener uncertain
Turbulent prep football season notes from Jamestown to Corry highlight a tentative 15 game schedule, risk of cancellation due to illness, and looming matchups at Loveland Field with Harborcreek and Cambridge Springs while the Waterford baseball club eyes a late run in the District All Stars event. Also mentions Detroit Tigers race to AL pennant and local fans traveling to Cleveland for a key doubleheader.
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Corry
Jamestown
Waterford Tri
Isons
Beavers
Harborcreek Lnd
Cambridge Springs
Loveland Field
Fights: Norfolk boxing results show numerous decisions
In Norfolk last night several bouts concluded with outpoints and close decisions. Notable results include Freddie Flores losing to an outpoint by decision in New York, and Larry Fontana defeating Za die Finazzo by points in Baltimore. Henry Armstrong faced a decision in Los Angeles while Alra Spoldi of Italy fought to a draw.
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Lou- Bus
Freddie Flores
New York
Larry Fontana
Brooklyn
Zadie Finazzo
Baltimore
St. Louis
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
Enigcked
Alra Spoldi
Italy
Roundup of college and minor league sports notes and games
Bo McMullin may return to Indians U for another season while Henehy awaits Navy prep school results. Dodgers finally skip a game after fan pressure. Lt. John J. Shelan Jr. earns silver star. Army chaplain Matty Crosson still plays second base in Hawaii. Smoky Hill Army Air Field seeks strong basketball team for season led by Lt. Theill and Sel. Woolard. Football ticket sales tighten as Ohio State Michigan and other venues sell out. Corry and Meadville battle. notable plays and turnovers shape a rough matchup. Baseball injuries hit the Cardinals as talk of 1906 Cubs echoes. Penn State grid intrigue grows with held Marine Pvt Earl Bruhn and coach Molgate’s brother, improving rivalry chatter.
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Bob
Henchy) Hoerdschemeyer
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Bainbridge
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Hell
National Association
Dodgers
Brooklyn
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Matty” Crosson
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Bobby Reis
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American College of Physical Reuealion
al Woolard
Southwestern
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Musial
Kurowski
Cubs
Penn State College
Penn State
Marine
Earl Bruhn
Minnesota
Molgate
Bar
Milt
Electricians and Kinleys Tie in Fourth League Bowling
The Fourth Ladies Bowling League saw Kinleys and All-Way Electricians tie for fourth after a night of three game wins. Jane Feldhus led winners with solid scores as Waterhouse and Lanston's teams posted mixed results, while Audrey Rose shone for the opposition.
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Sughlow
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Bicetvies
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Danstons
Gatt Shop
Jane Feldhus
Toa Webber
Mibley
Tsurante
Zuckermans
Rend Hopkins
Audrey "Rose
Lanston
Lussies
Baseball season totals from a chaotic ledger
Summary of inconsistent OCR stats lists top players by category with mixed team and city spellings. Notable names include Nicholson of Chicago with 32 home runs and 395 runs, Barrett of Pittsburgh with 23 steals, Musial of St Louis with 181 hits, and Wills of St Louis with 163 wins.
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Brooklyn
Nicholson
Chicago
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Musial
St. Louis
Miusial
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Wills
Fox
Boston
Stimweiss
New York
Stephens
TROUT DEFEATED BY TRIBE IN 12 INNING OPENER
Detroit hurlers failed to seize control of the pennant as the St Louis Browns beat the Chicago White Sox 5-1 behind Gatehouse while Dizzy Trout lost his second straight in a 9-4 Detroit defeat. Cleveland edged the Tigers in extras. Boston, Cincinnati, and Washington posted notable results as league races tighten.
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Eddie Carnet
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Washington
Cincknati Tools
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Ray Sanders
Hamner Handles Debut as Phillies Shortstop
Granville Hamner, 17, debuts for the Philadelphia Phillies at Shibe Park, handling five chances without an error in the twin bill finale against the New York Giants. He went 0-for-2 with a walk, showing quick hands and a strong arm as a new major leaguer.
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Beefsteak Gury The Use Of Beefsteak As A Cute Tuna
Fragmentary text discusses beefsteak usage and references named entities Bel ler Viden dnsiltule in a cautionary tone. The passage hints at waste of food prior to resource points but remains unclear.
Horse Frolic to Be Fine Event At Frank Darrow Farm
A local Horse Frolic is scheduled at Frank Darrow Farm on West Church Street extension Sparta road tomorrow afternoon. The event features a Team Pulling Contest and a grand march at 1 o'clock with nine events planned including pony shows. Strong turnout is expected if weather cooperates.
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Frank Darrow
West Church Street
Sparta Road
Referee Best Positioned to Judge Close Fights Says Penn State Coach
Penn State boxing coach Sepean Leo Houck, a former middleweight fighter and veteran official, argues referees should still decide tight bouts even if the state allows two judges plus the referee. He supports the proposal as an improvement but believes the referee remains the key decision maker. The page also mentions horse pulling and relay events, with out‑of‑town squads expected to compete against a Corry team, and notes club members will run facilities and a refreshment stand at the meadow program.
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Bo Williams
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