Tinyor High Grin Practice and Major Baseball Showdown
Corry High begins junior and senior high football practice with 42 Pros class members and several eighth graders, focusing on blocking tackling kicking and passing. Cleveland’s Bob Feller faces Hal Newhouser in a much anticipated game at Cleveland Stadium drawing potential crowds over 50 000.
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Beaver Gridders Roll Over North East Eleven 19-6
Corry High’s Grapepickers avenge last week with a 19-6 win over North East, bolstered by a strong forward wall and timely scoring. Wilson tallies two, Geertson and Orice-Lytlemen deliver pivotal drives, while Corry earns 15 first downs to five for North East in a game slowed by defense.
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National League results and upcoming games summarized
Yesterday Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 9 to 2 in the only NL game. Today’s schedule lists Brooklyn at Boston, New York at Philadelphia, Chicago at St Louis, and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh with Detroit and Chicago games noted in the American League wrap. Standings show Boston, Detroit leading their leagues with win percentages near .650 and .590 respectively.
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Today's Baseball Scores and Finals Implied Playoff Results
Teams split two playoff games with Montreal edging Syracuse 14 to 12 in the International League final and Louisville defeating Thetianapolis 4 to 3 in American Association finals. Other games listed are Philadelphia at New York, Boston at Washington, Detroit at Cleveland, and Chicago at St Louis.
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Steelers Upset Chicago in First Start for Jock Sutherland
The Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Chicago Cardinals 14 to 7 at Forbes Field in a rain soaked NFL opener. Gunott Jock Sutherland returned as coach to guide a grinding attack aided by forward passes as Chicago capitalized on a fumble but failed to overcome a steady Pittsburgh drive. A key late drive featured a Bill Dudley pass to Charley Seabright setting up the Steelers’ second score.
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Corry rifle teams at North East tomorrow
New York Giants upset the Green Bay Packers 36 to 2 in a National Football League exhibition. A record crowd of 48,017 watched as the Giants surpassed the favored Packers with four first-half touchdowns and controlled play throughout. The Packers made 19 first downs to nine, but the Giants totaled 305 rushing yards to 184 for Green Bay while passing for 275 yards to 197.
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Beavers ride stout defense to late win
Beavers pour in a late surge as their forward wall shines in the final period. From end to end the front line shuts down the opposition’s backs while Dick Geertson and Jack Watson lead the back field. Geertson stars with nearly seven yards per carry as he rips through the defense.
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Rossbacher Team Tops Fourth Keg League Opener
Rossbacher team swept Kinley in the fourth Keg League season opener as Katherine Kirm led with 121 130 and 127 series. All-Way Electric beat Waterhouse and Lanston’s bested the Gilt Shop, while other scores featured Lois Huth and Ver Da Baressi anchoring strong outings for their squads.
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Batavia Retains Governor's Cup After Final Victory
Batavia Liberals won the Pony League pennant and Governor's Cup by defeating Jamestown 11 to 4 to take the best-of-seven final series four games to two. A crowd of 3,900 watched the finale in Batavia as the team clinched the cup.
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Packers Aims to Rebuild Potent 1946 Team
Green Bay coach Curly Lambeau projects a stronger, younger Packers squad for 1946 after a disappointing previous season. Key veterans and new players from Minnesota, Michigan, Texas Tech, and others join stars like Beuk, Gatewood, Kusmee, and Hond. Lambeau believes balance and renewed energy will restore the club’s competitive edge.
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Country Club Dinner Sunday Pageant of next year officers
The Corry County club will hold its final golf season dinner on Sunday. Members will elect officers for the next year and directors will be approved. Reports on club operations will be read if weather permits. A weather dependent schedule may delay or cancel clubhouse events.
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Major League Baseball Season Leaderboard Anomalies
A garbled year end tally lists leaders with Musial and Williams among notable categories. It includes St. Louis stars Musial and Slaughter alongside others like Pesky Boston and Williams Boston with various hits runs and RBIs. The data also references pitching leaders Rowe Philadelphia and Ferries Boston with unclear figures due to OCR errors.
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Dodgers Rally To Defeat Reds In Tight Standings Chase
Dodgers come from behind to beat the Reds 5 3 as Card and Dodgers race tightens. Ward Prick announces possible tied post season playoff if Brooklyn and St Louis finish level with eight games left each. Brooks and Saltlings remain within reach, while Tigers defeat rookie squad. Baseball round up includes scattered game notes and player actions.
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