Beavers Face Veteran Johnsonburg in Tough Local Clash
Johnsonburg brings a veteran, skilled squad to challenge the Beavers who must tighten blocks and defense. District games loom with Erie Academy, Vincent, Youngsville, Bradford, Franklin, Meadville, and Grove City on the slate. Baseball chatter turns to Cubs and Tigers World Series talk as college football previews highlight Wake Forest versus Tennessee and several key Saturday showdowns.
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DuBois
Greenville
Beavers Face Johnsonburg Eleven Tonight
Beavers prepare for a game with Johnsonburg as leaders idle teams shake out the pennant picture. Cubs hold a three game edge in the National League with Pirates next and Cards in pursuit after yesterday’s wins. In the American League, Yankees beat Athletics 6 1 while Detroit and Washington press for space in the standings.
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Preacher) Rot
George Dowkins
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McCarthy and Ott Set to Return in 1946 Giants and Yankees Leaders
New York clubs announce Mel Ott of the Giants and Joe McCarthy of Yonkers will lead their teams again in 1946. Ott signs a five year contract, the longest in baseball, while McCarthy is retained by the Yankees president Larry MacPhail from Havana.
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Joe McCarthy
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Mate Policic
Larry MacPhail
Yankees
Havana
Machine Shop Takes Lead With Raymond Loop Sweep
Machine Shop bowls moved into undisputed first with a two-game sweep over Automatics in the Raymond Bowling League. Office swept Small Order while Flat Department beat Inspec jen. Red Gustafson led Machine Shop with 117 169 120. Don Degean topped tasers with 186 45 if.
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Bill Mitchell
Frank Goring
Sonny Staples
Visitors Favored Over High Team in Loveland Field Clash
Corry High School Beavers travel to Loveland Field to meet Johnsonbure on Friday at 4 PM. With a 1-2 record, Corry faces a strong opponent led by a powerful line and a swift backfield. Coaches rotate players, aiming to offset a weight edge and uncertain footing in wet conditions.
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Siretch” McKinney
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Fights Last Night Feature Philadelphia Boxing Cards
Boxing results show Santa Boe of Philadelphia knocking out Dumm y McAllister of Baltimore, Ellis Phillips defeating TED Al Cells in New York, and G Noiman Williams beating Berle Lanier in Philadelphia. Roth knocked out Al Mitchell in Buffalo.
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Char- He Roth
al Mitchell
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Classen Predicts Notre Dame and Illinois in Top Grid Games
New York dispatch lists upcoming college football rivals with Notre Dame facing tough tests and Illinois favored in a slate including Georgia Tech North Carolina and Michigan State Michigan. It notes incomplete picks after a weak start and cites issues like player injuries and eligibility affecting key games.
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Cards Still Hopeful in Slim Pennant Chase
Pittsburgh game left the St Louis Cardinals discouraged but not defeated. Manager Billy Southworth said mathematically Chicago must stumble for St Louis to claim the National League pennant as they prepare for a possible stretch run.
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Atmostiere
Penn Elecs Lose 3 To Boston House
The East Handicap League match saw Boston House sweep the Fenn Blowtrio last evening. First Avenue teams rolled 989, 004, and 1028 as the winners claimed a decisive three game victory.
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Hoston House
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Michais Upset The Sticks At Dia Nine And Forty Two
Leo Carroll starred for the victors with 115 198 and 179 points. Everett Phillips paced the Peta Miéntrias with 180 144 and 178 as the teams traded blows. Tonight's Citta tens Bank versus Pair Store game was postponed to Monday due to health issues.
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Leo Carroll
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Phillips
Peta Miéntrias
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