Not Unanimous Choice UCLA Still Leads Top Ten
UCLA holds the top spot in the first regular season Associated Press poll but drops from unanimous preseason favor. Houston and Louisville follow, with Kansas North Carolina Dayton Purdue Vanderbilt Kentucky and Boston College rounding out the top ten.
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Virginia Tech
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Southern Methodist
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Princeton
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Deer harvest climbs as Pennsylvania hunters report bigger bucks
Early reports from the Pennsylvania Game Commission show deer taken by hunters this season are larger in body and antler size than last year, with an uptick in overall harvest and faster flow through checking stations. The Triple Trophy program gains momentum as Pennsylvania leads in deer and turkey bags, bears also abundant.
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Waterfowl Area Opens for 285 Doe Hunters in Propagation Zones
Pymatuning Waterfowl Area drew 285 doe hunting permits at the Goose Management Area registration center. Five hunters will enter the propagation lands each morning and afternoon on Monday Tuesday and Saturday next week to seek a doe, provided they have not reached their season limit. James Hardisty and Robert Oates presided with Raymond Sickles supervising. Hunters must check in at Linesville Hartstown road and receive badges. morning hunters depart by noon to allow afternoon entries. A Game Commission checking station will log animal data, and dues should be taken to the station. Three hundred permits were available but 285 applications were filed. Saturday afternoon slots are limited to five hunters.
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Two MVPs Of 41 Together As Teammates
In Oakland California AP reports that 1941 World Series rivals Joe DiMaggio and Dolph Camilli have reunited as teammates. Camilli signed as A s Pacific Northwest scout and DiMaggio, AL MVP that year, had NL MVP Camilli’s long path included San Francisco Seals Cubs Phillies Dodgers and a 194 season managing the Oakland Oaks in the Pacific Coast League.
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New York Yankees
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Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Dodgers
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Wrestling Preview Set For Tonight at Corry High School
Wrestling fans view a pro versus high school style mat clinic tonight at Corry Area High School gym at 7 30. Bob Benson will showcase a TV style pro match then demonstrate how high school teams compete. The event is free and open to the public.
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Marion Tripp High Game Leads Local Bowling Night
Marion Tripp rolled the high game with a 232 as G Troyer earned the top three game series with 203 221 208 for 632. The night featured numerous bowler results across clubs including Norm Cressley Gary Dingfelder Ron Gréeley and others in various leagues and standings.
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Elmer Stover
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Dexter Sandburg
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Larry Snow
Ed Smith
Purdue's Hoop Leader To Use Steel iShoe Sole
Purdue star Rick Mount will wear a steel inner sole in his shoe through Christmas after fracturing a left foot on October 27. The 6-foot-8 guard, who scored 28 against UCLA, says the foot is healing but sore, and doctors say he can play if he tolerates the pain. He practiced with steel inserts covering most of the foot, and may remove it after Christmas. Mount also noted Thanksgiving walking to build strength. UCLA praised him after a late rally in their 71-67 win.
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Cage Schedule Frankin at Hickory and more
Local cage schedule lists matchups across districts including Franklin versus Hickory Brookville versus Titusville Eisenhower against North East Youngsville versus Clarion Cambridge Springs facing Harbor Creek Reynolds to take on Lakeview Butler meets Oil City Keystone plays Rocky Grove Greenville versus Saegertown Union City hosts Spartansburg Townville against Commodore Perry West Forest faces North Clarion New Castle against Meadville Wattsburg plays Erie Hast Pine Valley against Gowanda Cassadaga Valley meets Falconer General McLane versus Academy Conneaut Valley against McDowell
Thief Cagers Drop Second Season Tilt
St Francis Frankies sophomores led a 113 24 win over Waynesburg to even their record at 1 1 as Bill Snodgress scored 20 and Bill Morsell 17. Duquesne rolled over American University 106 64, Moe Barr 24, Rot Guziak 21. Other local results included Washington & Jefferson over Carroll 95 86, Mansfield over Point Park 98 63, Walsh over Thiel 76 68, and Geneva beating Clarion 77 73. Beban jersey retired at UCLA banquet.
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Jeff Collier
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Ron Collier
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Jim Mondok
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Jerry O'Neill
Jim Carter
Hall of Fame inductee Neale decries modern pro game
Earl Greasy Neale, 76, asserts the current pro game lacks spirit and imagination while preparing for Hall of Fame induction. He recalls old days at Washington and Jefferson, Yale coaching, and playing with Jim Thorpe, noting players treat football as a job. Also honored: Purdue president Hovde with Gold Medal. inductees include Mickal, Cutter, Wistert, Schwegler, Hunt, Schoonover, Stein, Isbell, Dougherty. McKay to receive MacArthur Bowl.
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Fulback
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Larry Kelley
Jim Thorpe
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Eagles
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Louisiana State
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Michigan
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Washington
Joe Hunt
Texas A&m
Wear Schoonover
Arkansas
Herb Stein
Pittsburgh
Cecil Isbell
Purdue
Nathan Dougherty
Tennessee
John McKay
University of Southern California
Season Cage Mat Tickets To Go On Sale
Season tickets for all home basketball games and wrestling matches go on sale this week per Corry Area High School athletic director Low Hanna. Basketball season tickets cost six dollars for adults and three dollars for students with elementary tickets at two dollars. sales run Thursday and Friday in the cafeteria or Friday night at the ticket window for a Beavers home opener. Wrestling season tickets priced three dollars cover six home matches and exclude the December 30 holiday mat tourney.
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Low Hanna
Corry Area
Beavers
Wismer Dies Of Fall Injuries
Harry Wismer former NFL and AFL figure died from multiple skull fractures after a fall at a Manhattan restaurant. A controversial owner who feuded with George Preston Marshall, Wismer helped found the AFL in 1959 and led the New York Titans in Chicago before TV contract plans shaped league structure.
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George Preston Marshall
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New York Titans
Conigliaro Happy With Eye In Workouts
Tony Conigliaro, Red Sox slugger whose career was cut by a pitch tugging his left eye, shows confidence after three baseball workouts at Harvard. He says the vision in the left eye is very good and there were no blurs during batting and fielding drills.
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