Corry Area High Hoops Schedule Tightens With Road Tests
Corry Area High travels to Millcreek to face McDowell while Union City hosts the Beavers this Friday. The Beavers and Trojans aim for wins as Corry and Millcreek seek a bounce back, with Union City led by new coach Paul Ryan looking for a victory over Corry and the Orange and Black.
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Schomstic
Corry Area
Ene Tech
McDowell
Millcreek
Union City
Erle We
Beavers
Tke Corry
Trojans
Wesleyville
Vic Cragg
Corry
Bears
Chagh
Paul Ryan
Orange and Black
Browns Repeat Title Run Under Paul Brown Leadership
The Browns won their 10th title under Paul Brown, dominating the All-America Conference era with four crowns and six Eastern Division championships. Otto Graham and the Marlon Motley trade shaped the season, as Graham piloted the offense and Motley's arrival boosted the ground game, while Curly Morrison moved to fullback to support the attack.
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Se Caerenani Scummeses
Browns
Paul Brown
Wlaasitey
Bf Brown
Grittiron
Brown
Lustig
Otto Graham
Curly Morrison
Gettuun
Sport Shorts highlights and coaching changes across teams
The notes report Wheaton College football honors for Jack Scott as best blocking back, Paul Ryan succeeding Rus Brafit as Bears coach, Brant joining Toc a coaching staff with Beaver jayvees, Franklin High losing coach Jim McCullough to Army duty, Rich Vidubas to tutor One Knights, Cleveland Indians set spring workouts in Tucson, bears season bear kills below last year, and Muhlenberg College spring upset over LaSalle 69-50 as NCAA titles loomed.
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Jack Scott
Wheaton College
Tlinois School
Corry High Grid
Paul Ryan
Union City High Court
Rus Brafit
Bears
Brant
Toca
Beaver Jayvees
Franklin
Thas
Jim McCullough
One Knights
Rich Vidubas
Cleveland Indians
Tucson
Ariz
Pesinaylvinia
Little Muhlenberg
Cole
Scorig
Last Fears
Souchak Wins Havana Tournament amid big payday
Mike Souchak defeated a field led by Jed Oliver to win the Havana invitational golf event scoring 273 18 under par to collect a $15 000 prize. Finishing close behind were Oliver in second and Bo Wininger in third with 278. Other notable finishers included Bettis Bettis and Mixoel as the event showcased strong performances across a wide age range.
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Havana
Mike Souchak
Duke University
Bro Fom Groeingh
N.Y
Bo Wininger
Oktanoma City
Ito
Bettisida
Billy Mixoel
Oceon
Tex
Ted
Art Wall
Langdury
Browns Clinch Playoff Berth With Steelers Win
Browns defeat Steelers 20 7 to clinch an Eastern Conference title as Otto Graham directs Cleveland to an 8 2 1 record. Giants aid by topping Washington, Rams upset Baltimore, Bears edge Lions in a day of NFL action with multiple divisional implications.
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Browns
Steelers
Associated Press
Paull Brown
Cleveland, Browns
Otto Graham
Cleveland
Washington
New York
Chicago Cards
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Chicago Bens
Green Bay
Baltimore
San Francisco
Detroit
Chioixg Bears
Chicago Bears
Pittsburg
New York Giants
Graham
Pittsbirrer
Giants
Redskins
Ted
Rams
Eagles
Chicago
Red Sox Sell Ellis Kinder to the St. Louis Cards
In Chicago the St. Louis Cardinals announced a deal with the Boston Red Sox, purchasing veteran reliever Ellis Kinder for about ten thousand dollars. Cardinals GM Frank Lane said talks with other clubs yielded little, with expected follow ups with Roy Hamey and Mayo Smith of the Phillies. Rumors linked Red Schoendienst for Del Ennis and Stan Popat for Stan Ennis and a first baseman catcher, but identities were not disclosed.
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Bey Eee
Chicago
Frank Lane
St. Louis Cardinals
Ellis Kinder
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Lane
Roy Hamey
Mayo Smith
Phillies
Phils
Red Schoendienst
del Ennis
Stan Popata
Joe Louis to Wed Christmas Day in New York
Former heavyweight champion Joe Louis and Rose Morgan announce their engagement and planned wedding on Christmas Day in New York. Louis, 41, proposed before leaving for a training visit tied to the Andrews Satterfield bout. Morgan, 42, a New York cosmetics manufacturer, has prior marriages and children.
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Joe Louis
Associated Presa
Buffalo
Rose Morgan
New York
Louis
Joe
Morgan
Paul Andrews
Bob Satterfield
Andrews
Miss Morgan
Las Vegas
Tous
Marya Trotter
College Scores From A to Z Across The Nation
A stream of college basketball scores from various teams shows Indiana topping DePaul 93 while Indiana State slips past Ohio University 74. Swarthmore falls to Lafayette 41 and Albany’s 86 edged Edinboro 62. Other results include Alabama 90 over Western Kentucky 79 and Penn State 42 over Carnegie Tech N 76.
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Ant
Lafayette
Swarthmore
Geneva
Indiana
Allegheny
Edinboro
Westminster
Slippery Rock
Providence
Brown
Bucknell
Juniata
Alabama
Western Kentucky
C State
Penn State
Minnesota
DePaul
Ohio University
Ohio State
Butler
Nebraska
Texas
Oklahoma
Burkhart And French On AP Football Squad
Two high school stars Connie French and Edward Burkhart earned honorable mention on the Associated Press All State Scholastic Football team. Both juniors, they anchor the team as tackle and center respectively. It is French second honor, having also made honorable mention on the United Press squad.
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Connie French
Edward Burkhart
French
United Press
Warren Dragons place players on first three teams
Warren high school football earns all county honors with undefeated Warren Dragons coached by Fred Bell placing Don Mohney on the first team as a running back and kicker. Don Mohney tallied 1¢ touchdowns and 22 extra points while averaging 10 yards per carry. teammates Mike Shanshaly and Jack Shattuck also earned second team tackle and third team backfield spots respectively. No other area players gained spots on the first through third teams.
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Warren Dragons
Fred Bell
Don Mohney
Warren
Mike Shanshaly
Jack Shattuck
Shanshsla
Shattuck
Football lineup credits with multiple players named
The passage lists players by position and team across ends tackles guards and backs. Names include Bill Spanko Johnstown Harold Fisher Williamsport Frank Nodoline Easton Francis Yanosky Minersville Bill Popp Steerton Dan Ficco Mount Carmel Earl Kohlhaas Mechanicsburg Mohney and Vic Jones Clearfield Clyde Washington Carlisle.
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Bill Spanko
Johnstown
Harold Fisher
Williamsport
Frank Nodoline
Easton
Francis Yanosky
Minersville
Bill Popp
Steerton
Dan Ficco
Mount Carmel
Earl Kohlhaas
Mechanicsburg
Mohney
Vic Jones
Clearfield
Clyde Washington
Carlisle
Big Week Ahead For Collegiate Cage Squads
The week opens with NCAA heavyweights San Francisco Kentucky and North Carolina State leading the charge as Duquesne joins the chase in Pittsburgh. Bill Russell and the Dons pursue a 28th straight win while Kentucky, Iowa and NC State also win to start the 1955-56 schedule.
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Associated Press
Collegians
San Francisco
Kentucky
Towand
Carolin State
Duquesne
Carnegie Tech
Pitt
Geneva
Westminster
Pittsburgh
Dutley Moore
St Green
Dick Ricketts
Bill Russell
Chico State
Cal Morina
Adolph Ruppis
Kentuckians
Louisiana State
Iowa
Nebraska
North Carolina State
Penn State
Haye
LaSalle
Jim Pollard
Mihlenberg
Herple Rumberger
Coal ‘Township
Kibbey
Warren
DiRlenzo
Millcreek
Dodo
Greenville
Daum
Center
Ol City
Legretto
Ridgway Greco
Watson
McCullough
Franklin
All Bee
Unbeaten SMU Faces Tough Week After Wake Forest Start
The week features SMU facing Wake Forest in Coast Conference action and a demanding schedule ahead with games against Minnesota and Wisconsin after a home tilt with LaSalle. The Explorers meet Albright, then Niagara visit, while Fordham fell 12-70 to Niagara on Hemans' 40 points. TCU meets Oklahoma City before the Birmingham Classic with Alabama, near Kentucky in the SEC, and Houston vs Valparaiso Indiana.
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Wake Forest
SMU
Minnesota
Wisconsin
LaSalle
TCU
Explorers
Albright
Niagara
Fordham
Tom Hemans
Oklahoma City
Birmingham
Alabama
Kentucky
Houston
Valparaiso
AAU moves to clean house after inflation probes
Louisville report says the National Amateur Athletic Union orders a study at its 68th convention to end practices of overpaying amateur athletes. The Santee case sparked broad review, with suspensions and restorations signaling wide investigations across multiple programs. Other scores listed include Hofstra 69 over Princeton 60 Seton Hall 70 over Scranton 54 St Bonaventure 83 over St Vincent 07 Sule 96 over Colby 74.
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AAU
Associated Press
Louisville
National Amateur Athletic Union
Wes Santee
Brush
Missouri Valley Association
Santee
Hofstra
Princeton
Seton Hall
Scranton
St. Bonaventure
St. Vincent
Pat
Sule
Colby
Regents To Act On Request Of Gov Griffin
Atlanta board may reject Gov Griffin request to bar athletic teams of Georgia university system from playing opponents that do not maintain segregation. Controversy and student rioting at Georgia Tech follow the governor’s move ahead of Sugar Bowl plans.
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Atlanta
Board of
Regents
Maryin Griffin
University System of Georgia
Robert O. Arnold
Georgia Tech
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Pitt
Griffin
Tech
University of Georgia
Arnold
Board of Regents
Baton Rouge
Robert Kenney
George Harris
Bobby Grier
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Shamokin
Purple Demons
West Scranton
Canisius
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St. Joseph's
Rhodes
DELCO
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
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