Corry Beavers Face Wesleyville In Powerful Effort
Corry High School Beavers travel to Wesleyville Saturday afternoon seeking their first Erle County League win as Erie’s Trojans eye the title race. A loss would end Wesleyville’s county hopes while a win keeps Corry in the chase. College football begins with high scoring expected. Navy and Army loom large among late-season leaders.
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Tigers Win Behind Newhouser In Tight AL Race
Detroit defeats Boston 9 to 5 as Hurricane Newhouser earns his 27th win guiding the Tigers toward a one game lead over the St Louis Browns with seven games left. White Sox sweep Senators as Cardinals reach 100 wins three straight seasons in NL action.
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Sports Roundup Notes War Era Baseball Shuffle
New York reporters sketch a war influenced baseball season with inactive clubs, manpower rules, and anticipated returns from service shaping plans. Several veterans and servicemen are cited, including Alpha Brazie, T/Sgt Flour noy, Otto Apel, Lou Lit, and Johnny Sturm, as the piece surveys how military demands touch rosters, travel, and postwar ambitions in athletics.
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Notre Dame Opens 1944 Grid Season At Pittsburg Clash
Notre Dame, the nation's top team last year, begins its 1944 campaign this week alongside Army Penn State Ohio State and others. Ed McKeever debuts as coach at Notre Dame with Paul Leahy in Navy. Holy Cross Big clashes loom as Dartmouth faces Holy Cross and many top games dot the schedule.
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Minor League Playoff Scores From Several Leagues
In the international league semi finals Buffalo defeated Baltimore 4 to 2 as Buffalo leads three games to two. In the American Association final playoffs Louisville stopped St Paul 6 to 0 to lead two games to none. In the Eastern League final playoffs Binghamton beat Utica 3 to 1 as Binghamton leads two games to one.
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Beavers Scrimmage Falconer in Season Warmup
Beavers host Falconer High School for a two squad scrimmage this afternoon to address weaknesses exposed in recent games. Coaches from both schools supervise plays and halt action to correct mistakes as New York staters and Beavers gear up for a heavy practice week. Al Black injuries limit his role. plan for him to be ready for Wesleyville clash.
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Villanova Opens Season With 13-7 Victory at Scranton
Pennsylvania college football opened with Villanova edging Scranton 13-7 as Pittstown and Bucknell also posted wins. Pittsburrgh used a T formation at home to beat West Virginia 26-18, Franklin and Marshall blanked Ursinus 26-0 at Lancaster, and Bucknell defeated Muhlenberg 14-0 in Lewisburg.
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Baseball National League results and today’s games
Yesterday in the National League Louis beat Philadelphia 4 to 1 and 3 to 0 for Boston. New York won 6 to 2 against Pittsburgh while Cincinnati edged Boston 2 to 1 and Brooklyn lost 9 to 4 at Chicago. Today Cincinnati visits New York St Louis plays Brooklyn Chicago hosts Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Boston. In the American League Chicago beat Washington 9 to 0 and Detroit won 9 to 4 over Bostonia.
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Packers Rams Win Pro Games
Yesterday results show Green Bay 42 over Chicago 20 and Cleveland 20 to Cards Pitt 2. Upcoming slate features Philadelphia Boston matchups with Detroit and Green Bay in play and Tuesday night games listed in Milwaukee area.
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