Four Major Teams Remain Unbeaten This Season
The 1988 season ends with four major squads still undefeated Dike Terenee Ollahkerna and Texas Christian among leaders. Notre Dame topples Southern California as the bowl picture tightens. Tennessee Oklahoma duel heights while Texas Christian seeks honors across bowls.
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Merchants Rally to Beat Wattsburg in Preliminary Clash
Corry Merchants defeated Wattsburg Alumni 42 to 28 in a preliminary game before the Corry Tidioute showdown. Ay tor led with 16 points as Corry erased a 24 point deficit late in the game, staging a late rally to pull away.
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First Great American Painters and Early Paths
The first group of American painters included Copley West Trumbull and Stuart born in the 18th century. They largely taught themselves before studying in England with West helping found and later lead the Royal Academy.
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Three Corry Bowling Clubs Win In Inter-City Matches
Corry Aero teams led by Paul French with a 613 total and Kip Anderson with a 540 aggregate secured victories over two topflight Mille clubs in weekend inter-city play at Recreation Alleys. An all-star Corry ladies team paced by Angie Baresal with 478 series defeated Pat's Market squad. A Cory club lost to a Warren team on Saturday.
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Hepler Motors Leads Antler Bowling League Strong Start
Hepler Motors held a substantial lead in the Antler Bowling League after the first round with 20 victories and seven defeats. Steens remained runner up after a three game win over Barnes-Carrig in a delayed match. Lynford Chase contributed a high score for Hepler Motors in a late game.
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Armstrong to risk title against Manfredo in flurry
Cleveland dispatch reports Henry Armstrong welter and lightweight champion will defend his 147 pound title against Al Manfredo of California just ten days after his victory over Ceferino Garcia in New York. Armstrong carries bruises from the Garcia bout but argues the risk is justified as the veteran Manfredo seeks a late career upset.
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Ceferino Garcia
New York
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Effect of War on Elections Noted in History
The article argues there is no constitutional provision to extend a president's term during war. It cites Lincoln's 1864 re election as occurring before Civil War end and notes that World War I did not stop elections, with congressional votes proceeding despite the conflict.
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Augusta Open crowns Craig Wood golf champion
Craig Wood of Mamaroneck New York won the Augusta Open with a total of 278 six under par securing the $5,000 prize. Henry Picard Hershey Pennsylvania finished second at 279 with Leo Walper close at 281 after leading early rounds. Ray Ruddy, 26, former Olympic swimmer, died in New York from a brain concussion after a fall on a stairway landing.
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Picard
Ray Ruddy
New York
Beavers Open Season In Nerve Racking Home Loss
Corry High Beavers fail to impress in opener as Midioul High titles rally from behind. Joe Rondenelli scores half of his team’s points with four field goals, lifting the visitors to a 24 22 victory at the Junior High gym. Reynolds Brown and Hasbrouck lead Corry scoring as fans witness a tense defensive struggle and late
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Betting on horses grows heavier at tracks this year
A United Press survey shows mutuel betting on horse racing in 1938 surpassing 1987. Reports from 16 of 48 states indicate $270,006,306 wagered this year versus $268,695,055 in 1997.
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Showdown at Pitt Over Freshmen Football Tuition Crisis
The long awaited showdown at the University of Pittsburgh over the freshmen football tuition notes crisis looms as John Weber may announce steps the university will take to meet demands from players who refused to honor 150 tuition notes.
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Guy Hecker Old Ball Star Dies in Wooster
News arrives of the death of Guy Ind son Hecker a famed Oil City baseball player from Wooster Ohio after a five year illness following an auto accident Hecker born April 3 1856 in Youngsville began his career in Oil City in 1874 moved to the National League in 1882 with Louisville setting records still cited including seven runs in a game and a no hit game for Louisville in 1882 Hecker died Saturday at his Wooster home remembered by local fans for his early diamond exploits
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Winor League Moguls to Meet in Session in New Orleans
Minor league baseball chieftains from circuits gathered in hotel lobbies for the Sith annual business session of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues, which starts Wednesday as the hot stove league sputters.
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Giants Rout Redskins 36 to 0 in Eastern Title Clash
New York Giants dominated Washington with four TDs off Redskins errors to clinch the eastern title as Green Bay readies for next Sunday's NFL championship at the Polo Grounds. Washington had 13 first downs and 207 yards to the Giants 160, yet miscues doomed the Redskins. Green Bay kept pace by defeating Detroit 21 to 7 behind Smukler passes and Mortell’s kicking.
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Pirates Close Poor Season With 2088 Losses In Cleveland
Pittsburgh Pirates slumped to a ninth defeat in 11 games after a New Orleans loss to the Cleveland Rams. The team ended a poor season, last in a six-year span, with one win over the New York Giants, eastern champions, and a six and six best showing in 1938. Byron White, Colorado’s All American, was noted for his efforts.
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