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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1949

Page

7

Corry High halfback Bernie Kanski shines in Friday tilt

Corry High School football fans preview a showdown at Loveland Field as Bernie Kanski, the fast and elusive halfback from Unis part state, adds three straight games with multiple touchdowns, including a quartet against St Marys and a decisive 1-yard score against Vincent. The feature also notes Tulane versus Georgia Tech, ALA over Alabama, and upcoming clashes involving the Browns and Dons, plus Indiana University scouts tapping Pennsylvania high school talent.

Corry Loveland Field Unis Johnsonburg Feld Bernie Kanski Wino St. Marys Curwensville Corry High Art Pitts Jack Crawford Cleveland Browns Los Angeles Dons Municipal Stadium Browns Dons Cleveland Indiana University Pennsylvania Hoosier Cleveland Indians Detroit Tigers Motor City Tribe Tigers

Meyer Says Cards Will Win Pennant Despite Shift in Odds

Pittsburgh Sept 23 Pirates see tension as St Louis Cardinals, led by manager Billy Meyer, briefly surge though 27,283 fans note the team lack of consistency. Meyer insists the Cardinals will win the pennant, despite Dodgers leading by a game with four to go, while Dyer of the Cardinals remains tight lipped after a night loss.

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Pirates Belt Grand Slam Beats St Louis in Saffall Tug

Yesterday's Stars show with Tom Saffall lifting the Pirates to a grand slam triumph over St Louis while Pillaburah reaches 64, as Wie Rael and Yankens combine for a 4 1 victory over Philadelphia for New York's 20th win.

Bilting Tom Saffall Pirates Pillaburah

Pirates and Red Sox win as Cards fall in pennant race

The Pirates beat the Cardinals 6-4 at Forbes Field behind Tom Saffell's grand slam and five-run second inning. Boston downed Washington 6-4 to maintain the AL lead. the Yankees beat Philadelphia 3-1 as Fowler struggled. Yankees, Red Sox and Pirates claim wins amid pennant race tension.

Pirates St. Louis Pirate Danny Murhiugh Red Birds Pittsburgh Red Munger Tom Saffell Munger Red Schorn Hienst Ine Dobson Walter Masterson Red Sox Washington Senators Boston Masterson Roberto Ortiz Eddie Robinson Vic Raschi Bobby Shanta Cleveland Indians Chicago White Sox Gordon Cincinnati Bétis Chivaro Cubs Virgil Stallcup Danny Litwhiler

Bivins Stops Henry in Los Angeles Bout

Jimmy Bivins halted Clarence Henry in Los Angeles last night, securing a stoppage in the eighth round as the Cleveland fighter dominated the proceedings. The bout drew a strong crowd and highlighted Bivins as a rising light heavyweight talent.

Los Angeles Jimmy Bivins Cleveland Clarence Henry

Chapin's Step Up Leads Ladies A Bowling Standings

Chapin's Step Up captured two games and total pins from Mabel Shoppe to extend its lead in the Ladies A League to two points over Leeds. Raymonds, Superior's, Brigham's, and Page & Nichols split results as other matches wash through. Rosa Baker anchored Chapin's with 167 152 127 while Esther Rochrig posted 141 146 118 against the opposition.

Chaplin Leed Chapin Leems Raymonds Po Superior Mabel Shoppe le Steen Brigham Paget& Nichols Mabel Shoppe Rosa Baker Esther Rochrig Gusta Carr Steett Harlotte Staples Verna Baresi

Harvard Lineman of Week Leads AP Poll Honor

Howard Houston 200-pound Harvard tackle from Haverhill Mass named top lineman of the week after Harvard 44 Stanford 0 setback. Coach Murchie Schwartz of Stanford praised Houston for 90 percent of tackles and hard blocking. Houston, Army Air Corps veteran, earned the unusual tribute from Schwartz despite the loss.

Harvard Associated Press New York Stanford Pacific Coast Howard House Tou Haverhill Mass Houston Army Air Corps Murchie Schwartz Schwarts San Frincisco

Inter-City Keg Loop Organized In Union City

A new Inter-City Bowling League was formed at a Union City meeting. The six teams North East Albion Girard Corry Union City and Edinboro will compete with Sunday matches at St Josephs Club in North East. Matches pit North East to Edinboro Albion to Girard and Corry to Union City. Officers will be elected that night. Each team may field about 19 active bowlers with a maximum of five per match and all must reside in the city they bowl for.

Union City North East Albion Girard Corry Edinboro St. Joseph's Club Patrings Agaist

Montreal Wins Lease Playoff Series in IL and AA Action

In Minot league play, Montreal defeats Buffalo 8 to 3 to clinch the International League series four games to one. Milwaukee tops Indianapolis 6 to 1 in American Association action with Danapalla leading 3-1 series edge.

MINOT Montreal Buffalo Milwakes Indianapolis Indanapalla

Stress Defense In Grid Sessions Leads To Big Friday Showdown

John sburg meets unbeaten Johnsonburg in a pivotal Friday game at Loveland Field. Coach Lou Banna stresses defense while a heavy practice week ends with a near full squad and Arb Pitts on track after a neck muscle pull. Tickets available at Carl s G1 News Ritz Restaurant and Klp s Soda Bar.

Corry Johnsonburg Lou Banna Bernicanski Beavers Pitts North East Loveland Field Carl's Ritz Klp

Rod And Gun Club To Stock Rabbits

The Corry Rod and Gun Club met to hear Game Protector James Latimer outline water and game laws for the coming season. President W. W. Waterhouse appointed a nominating committee to present a slate of candidates at next month’s meeting. Committee members are Clare Hillstrom, Kermit Mewes, Lyle Watrous and Eugene Davis. The club plans to stock 15 dozen rabbits before the November 1 season opening, with purchases expected in the next two weeks. A discussion covered granting the YMCA use of the club building for activities, with further plans to be announced.

Monty Corry James Latimer W. W. Waterhouse Clare Hillstrom Kermit Mewes Lyle Watrous Eugene Davis Tafte M.C. A

Monument Erected for Hack Wilson in Graveyard Ceremony

In Buffalo the ceremony unveiled a 10 foot granite monument over Hack Wilson who died last November in Baltimore. Joe McCarthy presided as Cubs and Nationals star is honored with a stone bearing his image and inscription. The event recalls Wilson’s 36 home runs in 1930 and 190 RBIs that season, still records in the majors. New England writer Bill Weinberg of Chelsea, Mass. filed details from Buffalo.

Hack Wilson Lewis R.hack Wilson Joe McCarthy Joe Cubs Hark Chicago Suns

League standings and results from early baseball games

In the American League Cleveland defeated Chicago 5 to 3 while New York and Philadelphia won 1 to 0 and 6 to 4 respectively against Boston and Washington. Standings show New York leading with 56 wins, Detroit at 64, Philadelphia at 55, and Cleveland at 63. In the National League yesterday Pittsburgh beat St Louis 6 to 4 and Cincinnati edged Chicago 5 to 4.

Cleveland Chicago New York Philadelphia Boston Washington Busta Detroit BIG Cleveland Washington Ag Teasy Pittsburgh Sb. Lois Cincinnati LL. Pet Louis Braoklyn Wyer Phildephia Beton m Patsbureh Siueignats Grimes Brooklyn

Deer slaughters spur sportsmen to act in Mt Jewett area

An article by Seth L. Myers condemns the slaughter of six deer in the Mt. Jewett area on a Sunday evening. It urges local sportsmen to aid the district game protector, identify suspects, and cooperate in bringing violators to justice to prevent further losses. The writer emphasizes collective vigilance and swift action alongside authorities.

Seth L. Myershire Mt. Jewett Hill Carpenter Starks Indeer

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