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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1943
Page
5
Lawrence Park Dominates Erie County Football Standings
Lawrence Park secured an easy victory in the Erie County Football League eastern division, with Harborcreek and Millcreek unit figures looming as strong contenders. The article notes Harborcreek and Lawrence Park as the top teams, while Millcreek faces a tough schedule. upcoming games include Wesleyville at Lawrence Park and North East at Harborcreek. Baseball notes discuss the World Series context, Yankees vs Cardinals, and a framed all star lineup with Dodgers, Pirates, and Yankees players, plus Navy and Marine team interest.
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Lawrence Park
Millcreek
Phan
Tigers
Creekers
Warriors
Coachnam
Wesleyville
North East
Harbeycreek
Union City
Jack Cuddy
Arky Vanghaz
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Willett
Bill Johnson
Yanks
Rudy York
Billy Herman
Luke Appling
Vaughan
Stan Musial
Bill Nicholson
Dick Wakefield
Walker Coover
Spud Chandler
Mort Cooper
Rip Sewell
Cooper Brothers
Chandler
Johnson
Elliott
Lawrence Berliner
New York
Michigan Wolverines
Grant
Wilt
Navy
Marine
Marquette
Villanova
Wisconsin
Muhlenberg
Satuday
Clark Shaughnessy
Pitt Panthers
Panthers
Notre Dame
Tribe Wins Two Remain In Race For A L Flag
In a tight pennant chase, the Tribe won two games to stay in the American League title race. Washington swept the Yankees, boosting their 21 straight win streak potential and keeping pressure on New York with 12 games left. The Cardinals lost twice, while Ace Adams starred for the Giants in a doubleheader sweep of Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Birds
Chicago Cubs
Brookly Dodgers
Yanks
Ted Meier
Washington
Cleveland
Senators
Indians
Charley Wensloff
Spud Chandler
Ernie Bonham
Yankees
Detroit
Tigers
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Chickea White Sox
Tribe
Jim Bagby
al Smith
Allie Reynolds
Ace Adams
New York Giants
Giants
Brooklyn
Adams
Ed Walsh
Chieseo White Sox
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds
Rip Sewell
Elmer Riddle
Boston Braves
Phillies
Jim Tobin
AL Javery
Whhite Sox
St. Lois Browns
Browns
York Reach Finals in Interstate Playoff
York White Roses advance to the finals of the Interstate League playoffs by defeating the Hagerstown Owls 8-2 in four innings. Tred Clemence again stars with 11 hits for York, while teammates collect ten safeties off three Hagerstown pitchers. Wilmington Blue Rocks edge Linsters Red Roses 3-1 in 11 innings.
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Associated
York White Roses
Roses
Hagers
Owls
Oie
Tred Clemence
York
Hagerstown
Wilmington
Blue Rocks
Red Rosex
Detroit Lions Triumph Over Cardinals In Pro Debut
Detroit Lions defeat the Chicago Cardinals 35 17 in the NFL opener as Frankie Sinkwich throws a touchdown pass in his pro debut. Fullback Huie Hoppe scores twice for Detroit before 23 408 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Lions
Cards
Detromm
Frankie Sinkwich
Huy Hopp
Detroit
Bowling season opens as Camp Pendleton needs balls
In New York on September 20, a sports note reports Brig. Gen. D. P. Hardy at Camp Pendleton asking bowlers to donate old bowling balls. The post has six new alley beds but only five balls, creating a shortage. Hardy, known to San Francisco pin topplers, previously brought in five bowlers, highlighting the quirky appeal of this request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorst
D. P. Hardy
Camp Pendleton
Hardy
San Francisco
Henry Whicherd
Ottermaiers
Great Lakes
Tom Shahary
Ulan
Suiliie
Wisconisin
Balitiers
Biz Yen
Charley Badia
The
Wolverines
Lina Pees
Hitech Lodge
Peer i Weller
Whit Waele
Missouri
Princeton
Lake Yast
George Sutch
United States Coast Guard
Georgia
Lolisidile
BATTING AND BOWLING NOTES FROM EARLY BASEBALL REPORTS
In yesterday’s Major League results the Pirates crushed Cincinnati 10 to 2 while Boston fell to Philadelphia 6 3. Open date games feature Washington New York Cleveland Detroit and Chicago with mixed scores. A feature on guest star Bob Phillips of Birmingham and notes on Frank Cresetti Saline Union and other players provide a snapshot of early 1930s baseball life alongside campus football tales and wartime service mentions.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Athletics
West Coast
Keesler Field
Miss
Bob Phillips
Birmingham
Age-Herald
Bob Tord
Fort Riley
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Maroons
Pet
Zuckerman and Lanstons Sweep Opening Bowling Night
The Fourth Ladies Bowling League opened with the Lanstons and Zucker mans posting season sweeping wins while the All-Way Electrics and Perrys battled. Rosemary Auer led the Zuckermans with series highs as Mary Orn anchored the Lanstons. Thayer starred for the Boston House briefly.
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Lanstons
Zuckermans
Boston
Howse
Electrics
O Love
Boston House
Pas Waterhouse
Rosemary Auer
Waterhouse
Mary Orn
Perrys
Thayer
Opening college football games spark 1943 season
Associated Press previews Notre Dame, Navy, Southern California, California, Army, Dartmouth, Northwestern, Ohio State and others in week one. Article notes Notre Dame under Ciad Shstughnessy, Navy’s strong backfield, Ohio State’s veterans, Georgia Tech versus North Carolina, Purdue and Marquette in action, and regional matchups shaping the early slate.
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Southern Cal
Navy
Army
Northwestern
Tulsa
Dartmouth
Ohio State
Georgia Tech
Associated Press
New York
Notre Dame
Southern
Stason
Enauel
California
Passera
Miami
Ohio
Coil
Seuan
Towa Seshawks
Tlinoisi
North Cayo
Atlant
Dike
Richmond
Purdue
Marquette
Crabtree Still Hitting 300 After 21 Years In Game
Crabs, nicknamed Crabby, is highlighted as a long standing player still reaching 300 in a 1940s season coverage. The article notes his resilience amid health scares and medical interruptions, praising his consistent performance and leadership for the Reds as a key part of their lineup. It also mentions contemporaries like Cronin and Cupid era figures and references teams such as the Cubs and Tigers in a period of competitive play across the league.
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Cincinna
Banket
Ketel Chase
Chas
Rochester
Hospital Altor
Ue Chiseinnall Reds
Fritzie Zivic to Fight Wild Bill McDowell Card
Frizzie Zivic is set to square off with Wild Bill McDowell in a featured boxing bout at a Newark venue. Promoter Fay Pittaburgel lists the event as part of a local fight card with additional matchups and undercard details.
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Fritzie Zivic
Wild Bill McDowell
Fay Pittaburgel
Seu
Ribo Bly Lncor
Hin Witenes Wits
Lint Weiss
Newark
Patt Boploneer
Ayia Wall
Odell Chosen Captain Of Pewn Football Team
BOB ODELL IS NAMED CAPTAIN OF PEWN FOOTBALL TEAM AT PHILADELPHIA WITH COLLEGIATE MENTIONS AMID UNUSUAL LOCAL REPORTING. THE ITEM DESCRIBES ODell AS A LEAD FIGURE AMID TEAM DISCUSSION AND INVITATIONS TO JOIN OTHER COLLEGES OR PLAYERS IN THE SEASON.
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Bob Odell
PEWN
Villanova Aims for Grid Power in East This Year
Villanova appears poised to be a strong east grid contender led by standout players. Coach Oliver emphasizes the team’s speed and depth after key early-season performances, with references to notable peers and upcoming matchups shaping expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villanova
PGA Qualifier Row Readies Philadel
A garbled report from Philadelphia notes a 36 qualify rowed event with unclear details about a 27th winard and names a Lysnetch Country Clots tied to the PGA qualifier. The text remains fragmented with missing dates and proper nouns.
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MLA
Philadelphia
Winard Philadeljua Distich
PGA Welnry Walt
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