Corry Gridders Triumph Over Youngsville 18 7
Corry High School beat Youngsville 18 to 7 as fumbles marred a dominant effort. Key scores came from Crawford Franchina Randinelli with Beavers overcoming a slow second and third period to secure their third win.
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Sition Corry
Geerteon
Lauffont
Gr Ireland
Maurer Hansen
D. Dohhéon
Gordon c
Haight Reed
Gare Blatt
Alplansly Vahite
Chappel Frisina
Mason Crawford
Randinell
Rb - Brown
Geertson
Preeborough Corry
Bears Win Big In Pro Football Debut Upset
Chicago Bears upset in their first NFL weekend game as the league opened the 1947 season. Eagles outslug Redskins 45-42 in a record scoring day as Green Bay and Chicago Cardinals also posted big wins. Yankees and 49ers led the All-America Conference with key victories. New head coaches Snyder and Smith prepare for debuts.
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Associated Press
New York
Natonal Football League
Romay
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Boston Yanks
Los Angeles Rams
Pittsburgh Steelers
Green Bay Packers
Ber
Chicago Cardinals
Detroit Lions
Philadelphia Eagles
Washington Redskins
Philadelphia
Eagles
Satmy Baugh
New York Yankees
San Francisco
Yankees
Baltimore Colts
Baltimore
49Ers
Buffalo Bills
Buffalo
Bob Snyder
Los Angeles
Maurice (Clipper) Smith
Toston
Lindberg High in Sunday Skeet Shoot at Corry
The Sunday skeet shoot at the Corry Rod and Gun Club in Columbus drew 23 shooters. Kure Lindvere led with two 23s, while Ke Mewes posted 91 and 20 and Norman McWtray scored 20. High winds disrupted accuracy, sparking talk of a possible interruption next Sunday due to a temporary bind shortage.
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North Carolina and Michigan Strength in Title Claims
The 1947 college gridiron season features North Carolina and Michigan pursuing national title claims in key intersectional games. Michigan meets Stanford after beating Michigan State, while North Carolina faces Texas. strong showings from Notre Dame and Georgia Tech also shape the national picture as season play continues across major campuses.
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Associated Press
New York
Notre Jaime
Michigan
North Carolina
Inter
Irish
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Tiineis
Panthers
Jone
Luay
Wolverines
Michigan State
Stanford
Dixie Howell
Idaho
Georgia
Texas
Austi
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Longhorns
Oregon
Coast
Evanston
Tll
Northwestern
Yic
Towa
Nina
Indian
Ohio
State
Purdue
Hiino’s
Minsnesolts
Nebraska
Louisiana State
Rice
Athens
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
Tulare
Alabama
Mali
Crimson Tide
Vanderbilt
Corry Boys Spark College Gridiron Victories
Two Corry natives starred in college football wins on Saturday. Jack Wilson, a Washington and Jefferson freshman, broke for a 95 yard fourth quarter touchdown as the Presidents beat Bethany 32 to 2. Chuck McLean of Salem College, a sophomore and former Warren High star, scored the decisive winning TD in a 7 to 6 victory over West Virginia Wesleyan and caught several passes as end.
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Corry
Youngsville
Eagles
Bob Lytle
Younisville
Lytlemen
Freeborough
Frisina
Beavers
Dick Geartson
Lucian Franchina
Krenk Frisina
Chuck Geertson
Mourer
Oval
Mason
Joe Vanik
Jack Crawford
Franchina
Randinelli
Art Fitts
Dick Geertson
Art Amann
Mid-Feld
Laukenburger
Pigstin
Danses
Pitts
Geertson
Crawtor
Dick Geertem
Troy Hansen
Ari Pitts
Jong Wihs
Jack Wilson
Washington and Jefferson College
Bethany
Chuck McLean
C. K. McLean
Salem College
West Virginia Wesleyan
McLean
Eigi
Walker and Williams Win Batting Crowns
Walker of the Philadelphia Daily News and Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox are named major league batting champions, edging Stan Musial and Mickey Vernon. Walker posted a .362 average, edging Bon Hamilton by 15 points, while Williams held a .348 mark, 12 points ahead of Barney McCosky. Walker had earlier played with the St. Louis Cardinals in the Pacific Coast era. Williams’ title marks his third batting crown, following strong seasons in 1941 and 1942.
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Sew Reucn
Peptuk
Barney McCosky
Philadelphia
Walken
St. Louis
Dixie Walker
Brooklyn
Barry
Heather
Williams
Hart
Refory Gomp
Vernoi
Dag
Duke Blue Devils edge NC State in 7 0 clash
Duke defeats North Carolina State 7 to 0 as Tennessee schedules loom while Mississippi State heads to Michigan State. Iowa State faces Kansas in Big Six fray. Army aims to extend unbeaten run after routing Villanova 4 0. Navy loses to California 14 to 7 and hosts Columbia. Other games feature Brow at Princeton, Lafayette at Pennsylvania, Cornell at Yale and Bucknell at Penn State.
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Blue Devils
Anaierer
North Carolina State
Hex
Tennessee
Misalasippi State
Michigan State
Towa State
la Golsin
Kansas
Rocky Mowhtalh
Joes
Army
Fof
Sahay
Villanova
Navy
California
Columbia
Tosche
Brow
Princeton
Lafayette
Pennsylvania
Cornell St Vale
Bucknell
Penn State
Harris selects Shea as opening series hurler for Yankees
The article notes Shea to start for the New York Yankees in the season opener, with Ralph Birnbaum and George Sheen among the key names discussed. It lists lineup plans including Grorge Slimweiss in center and Henrich in right field, and mentions attendance projections and chair-seat sales figures for the April opener.
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Shea
Soius
Freshwin
Pratt
Spee
Opien
Init
Makweer Furk Slwiton
Brien
Leo Duro¢her
Davis
Wyati
Pranca
Jess
Yankees
Lombardi
Maevis
Grorge Slimweiss
Sorond
Henrich
Aie
Bill Joluascan
Frase
Johny Tindell
Phi Bimaity
Shorising
Twig
Dodgers
Berra
TCU Persis
Major League Standings From Yesterday’s Games
National League results show St Louis routing Chicago 9 to 3 while Brooklyn fell to Boston 4 to 2. New York posted a 4 to 1 win, Philadelphia lost 2 to 1. Cleveland edged Washington 1 to 0 and Chicago beat St Louis 2 to 0. American League action saw New York down Philadelphia 5 to 3 while Boston beat Washington 6 to 1 and Chicago lost to St Louis 2 to 0.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Chicaga
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Bet
Chicago
L. Bet
Deboil
Cleveland
Washington
Hole-In-One At Local Golf Club Chronicle Style
In a Sunday round at Corry Country Club, Nichols and Artine Streeter of Youngsville witnessed a hole in one. A strong wind aided the shot on No. 7, sending the ball into the cup after a precise strike, marking the first ace since 1949 on the 200-yard hole.
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Corry
Nichols
Willy Artine Streeter
Youngsville
Jack Woe
Attendance records in the 1848 and 1949 baseball series noted
The text cites a single game attendance record of 69 591 in the 1848 series and mentions glass receiple QWH40R in the 1949 series with Lathe fankee Stidilin.
Tigers Defeat Indians Clinch Second Place
The Yankees draw 25,000 for Old-Timers event as Tigers beat Indians to secure second in the American League standings. Dizzy Dean, formerly with the Cardinals, pitched earlier in the season while the Browns fell to the Red Sox.
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Indians
Red Sox
Senators
Dizzy Dean
Browns
Associated Press
Yankees
Te -Cubb
Tve
Aliletias
Titers
Lyames
Wastiielomi
Dizzy Deat
Ane Cardinals
Tirament
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Announce junior high lineup for tonight's tilt
Loveland Field hosts Ish Rew erves in the opener with Blue Jay Merriman Goodwill at guards Bemis Gregory Chinouaia or Reynolds at center Dimick at quarterback Spaulding and Andrews at halves Miller or Chiriouria at fullback The Braves backing the Dodgers Giants Cubs Pirates Reds heat up a doubleheader in a busy slate with key matchups and veteran stars.
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Loveland Field
Tieusville
Tor
Blue Jay
Merriman
Goodwill
Berkhaus
Chase
Bemis
Gregory
Hind Chinouaia
Reynolds
Dimick
Spaulding
Andrews
Caleman
Miller
Chiriouria
Fillnell
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