Junior High Football Drive Shapes Coral on Corry Beavers Future
A local sports note discusses expanding a junior high football program at Corry High, growing from 24 to over 60 players. Coaches Lytle and Putnam seek more staff to train the youths, hoping to seed future varsity success and reduce pupil turnover through early fundamentals. Pete Gray of the St Louis Browns is cited on prospects while Yankee manager rumors swirl around Arch Fletcher and Bill Dickey.
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Lytle
Putnam Onncandit
Mmay
Junnior High
Immedle
Corry
Bettey
Beavers
Corny High
Grigitation
Beak
Warren Duniot
Pete Gray
Louis Browns
Big Teagues
Bub
Theankee Stadium
Browns
Ino Iésaue
Menotris
Nelding
Grey
Nore Plae
Pete
Arch Flecher
New York Yankees
Bill Dickey
Yanks
Linn
Dickey
Tut
Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Bronx Bombers
Ha Barrow
Lanny MacFhai
Strand defeats Haegg Andersson II at Stockholm meet
Lennart Strand of Sweden, once little known, beat Arne Andersson II and Haegg in a tense International track meet in Stockholm on September 22. Strand clocked 1,500 meters in a fast time with Andersson close behind, breaking key rivals' momentum as Sweden showcased depth in distance running.
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Strand
Haegg
Andersson II
Sweden
Ny Dswemven Ress Stogkholm
Lennart Strand
Arne 7
Audersson
Hott Andersson
Andersson
Ona Bacar
Coe
Bansenne
Chuck Jackson Breaks Free For Beavers 72 Yard TD
Corey High School opened the 1945 season with a 7-0 win at Loveland Field over Youngsville. Chuck Jackson sprinted 72 yards for the lone score in the third period after a mishandled pass and return put Corry in scoring position. Reynolds added the extra point. Beavers’ other chances fizzled on fumbles and penalties as Youngsville fought hard, with strong defensive work from both lines and notable plays by Jackson, Reynolds, and Piccard.
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Corey High School
Loveland Field
Youngsville
Chuck Guckson
Beavers
Shonwood
Orange
Black
Jackson
Bok
Juin Ute
Im Reynolds
Eagles
Reynolds
Lytlemen
al Piccard
Fie
Att Amattu
Ine Twa
Davison
Rasninell Tome
Corry
Spacer
Duckaon
Lavisen
Ficcardi
Spear
Bugies
Oiner
Ficcard
Nekles
Smith
Richars
Younusyile
Ian
Gary
Corry High Sehool Band
I Corry
Jackson le
Emith
Mitollett
Murphy Harvey
Woodard
Amrows
G. D. Preeborousit
Foster
Waite
Sherwood
Donaldson
Richards
Spencer Reynolds
Linvison
Raminelli
Poulehdown
Poulehdown: Oo Janson
Touishedka
Monroe
C. Geertson
McKinney
Fost
Morran
Enterson
Geertsom
Thompson
P- Freeborough
Moorer
Fleming
Dove
Brown
Massa
Hoseqwist
Rate Minnesota Michigan As Tops In Big 10 Football
Michigan and Minnesota head a crowded Big Ten field as postwar veterans and returning servicemen reshape rosters. Ohio State, Indiana, Northwestern, Wisconsin, Purdue and Iowa also mix in, with coaching plans and key injuries shaping early conference play.
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Michigan
Ammy Jordan
Chicago
Bernie Bick
Mim
Gophers
Pritz
Crisler
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Minos
Thdiatti
Purdue
Northwestern
Towa
Wisconsin
Yom Justo
Bierman
Qiler Tyes
U. S
Jogkding Aie
Lim
Leb- Wermen
Gopher
Dick Wali Dusen
Sanitey
Emia
Gordon Sulivan
Tex
Axel
Biceman
He Fine
Merry
Kispert
Hom
Dale Rappana
Vic Rilhitsi
John Lambattist
Tommy Cates
Bud Gulbekson
Bob Wiese
Don Tunich
Jack Weisenmuzey
Backield Nuclei
Herold wWatts
John Luttel
Job Weyers
Cecil Frichnfer
Floward Verges
Warren Beniz
Tilindis
Tiestroke
Ling
Claude
Buddy) Young
Paul Patterson
Ray Elliot
George Bujay
Alex Prokopis
Bulles Mac Wenskunas
Armed Services
Velar Uit L. A
Gaigeriias
Olin Cline
Russell Thoms
Warren Amiling
Indiana
Bo Armstrong
Johm Camiday
Dick Dusranek
Robert Miller
George Orfanos
Bend Raimond
Fram Ciolli
Russell Dosane
Joseph Sowinski
Ter ‘Kluzewski
Robert Ravensbers
Louis Misjlovich
Allan Horn
Robert Meyer
Ted Northwestern
Sever
Wisconsin Byton
Three Teams Tied As Fourth League Season Opens
The Fourth Ladies' League started with a three way tie among Gift Shop Hassowenes Waterhouse for the top spot as the season opened. Gift Shop posted 57 600 and 484 across games, Esther Davis and Doris Sickler led with strong averages while Lanston and Kinley rivaled for high scores. Waterhouse defeated All-Way Electric in a pair of matches with totals 54 626 507, Eleanor Kinley paced with 153 181 123, and Doris Johnson led All-Way with 146 140 146 as Rossbacher faced Kinley and company.
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Hassowenes
Lisurance
Waterhouse
Tnp
Teossbacher's
Waterhouse - Y
BOT
Ridley
Amoss
Lanston
Iereecess
Lassies
Togethher
Esther Davis
Doris Sickler
Tals Huth
Electricians
Eleanor Kinley
Doris Johnson
Rossbacher Kexlereites
Maples
Baseball and college scores from Friday night and yesterday
National League results show Brooklyn 1 Philadelphia 0 and 11 to 5 in separate games. American League latest scores include New York 5 Washington 3. Friday night highlights list Southern California 13 UCLA 6 and Mississippi 21 Kentucky 7 with Auburn 28 Howard 0. Muskingum 25 Granite 0 also reported.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Southern California
UCLA
Mississippi
Kentucky
Auburn
Howara
Muskingum
Granite
Senators Lose to Yankees Again Fade Hopes for Pennant
The Senators slip toward Philadelphia with three games left as they fall to the Yankees 5 8 in New York. Ossie Bluege’s team, 28 players strong, struggle while Detroit leads the pennant race. Dodgers tighten third by sweeping two from Philadelphia.
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Senators
Philadelphia
Dodgers
Phils
Aly Associated Press
Ossie Bluege
Washington
Detroit
Soltier
Tins
New York
Zuber
Voltz
Shea
Mavalti
Te Cellavites
Ralph Ryier
Les Webber
Brooks
Cubs
Incinnati
Illinois Favored Over Panther Eleven in Champaign
A Sept 72 report from Champaign notes coach Clark Shaughnessy’s Illinois squad, bolstered by veterans, favored to defeat the Panthers as Pittsburgh Panth ers bring a young lineup against a veteran University of Minors football team in front of an anticipated 15,000 fans.
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Champaign
Clark Shaugnessy
Pittsburgh Panithers
Panthers
Amateur baseball echoes historic anniversaries in New York
A roundup from New York recalls Basenatt’s 1001st anniversary in 1989 and past milestones such as the 1805 Knickerbocker game that shaped nine-man teams and three outs per inning. Experts debate ancient field layouts and notable figures like Abner Doubleday, while mentions of Fred Merkel and major league pennant lore surface amid scattered sports notes.
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New York
Basenatt
Abel
Laat Flu Knickerbocker
Niles
Anessips
Abner
Fred Merkel
Ting
Cubs
Giants
Major League Leaders Hatting and Pitching Review
Major League batting leaders include Gavalella and Cocaan with 0 runs. Holmes leads with 129 RBIs. Walker Brooke 121 hits. Molmes and Boston 214 hits. Olmo makes 14 triples. Brephen of St Louis 4 home runs. New York stars Stinnmweiss and Kruweiss top hits and doubles. Munentel of St Louis leads pitching with 1 loss. Fights last night feature Chalky Wright and Humberto Vala. Boston’s Gye Hells Mell and Whurlie vophee Lewis noted among defences. Addie McGovern, a 1942 patient, mentioned in hospital context. Tommy Zarorac listed as a 200-pound freshman replacing Wigside.
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Hatting
Gavalella
Cocaan
Holmes
Boston
Walker
Brookeys
Molmes
Deuhesy Holmes
Beetor
Olmo
Booullyn
Boston UA Acoion
Sehuvndlensh
Uoutis
Pilehlig
Brephen
St Louis
Stimmweiss
New York
Moses
Chicage
Binks
Washington
Kruweiss
Stopiens
St. Loute
Stott
Suisweiss
Munentel
St. Laks
Chalky Wright
Los Angeles
Humbertha
Vala
Mexica
Sangy Saddles
New Yorks
Oulpolyit
Richie Myashira
Honolulu
Gye Hells Mell
Montreal
Defenpert Whurlie Vophee Lewis
George Ta Rover
Philadelphia
Desjamme
Sammy Muminoro
Addie McGovern
Tommy Zarorac
Eddie Bray
Shotgun Shell Supply Expected To Normalize By December
The article reports that shotgun shell supplies will stay tight through the hunting season with manufacturers increasing output to meet demand for duck season. A War Production Board official predicts supplies will approach normal levels by December 1, with current stocks about half of the desired rate.
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Washington
Sept
Hells
Wes
Nelson Gains Six Stroke Lead In Esmeralda Open
Spokane filed report from September 22 describes Byron Nelson leading the $10,000 Esmeralda Open after a round that left him 1 under par with 132 total. Hogan and Gage trailed by six strokes, while Hines and Congdon tied with 142, Furgol sat second with 68 and 73, and Snead opened with a second showing amidst a field of 44 players scoring 152 or better for the prizes. Also listed are various high school football scores from Albion to Meadville and other small towns.
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Wash
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Ben’ Hogan
Hershey
Nelson i
Hox Springs
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