Setoayawe Coaches at Cony High Weigh Rule Talk
Assistant football coach Setoayawe at Cony High, linked to last season’s seven wins in eight games, comments on college football rule changes. He notes top scorer DeStevens and discusses 5 yard offside penalties, field goals worth four points, and the revival of kicking art.
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Qoe Setoayawe
Cony High
Jack Tinson
Had & Wood Sea
Coudersport
Joe
Eugene DeStevens
Corry
Uesine
Jone
Tyree
Lek
Renovo
Sored Sk
Sonbe
Eavage
Charley Caldwell
Princeton
Prac Healy
Poxtine
Christensen Keglers Take Two From Bankers
Christensen Keglers defeated the Citizens Bankers in Bliss League action last evening scoring 995 874 and 900 while the Bankers posted 967 962 and 950 fall. Cassius Paulson led the victors with 160 187 and 181. John Ohrn top scored for the Bankers with 19 191 and 170.
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Spuls
Citizens Bark
Beavers Face Warren Five In Tough Season Opener
Beavers varsity, led by Coach Milanovich, clash with Warren Dragons in a 7 p.m. game after an 8 4 victory over Tidioute. Nelson and Walen anchor Warren with Weigle and Wallaston. Beavers start Ken Wilson, Jack Wilson, Dick Geertson, Chuck Bugbee, and Dabny Dykes seeking early-season leverage.
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Conny High School
Tidioute
Warren
Dragos
Suohigh
Juitioy
Beavers
Grange
Buck Cagens
Joe Mass
Dragons
Youngsville
Doncy
Victios
Nelson
Walen
Weigle
Wallaston
John Milanovich
Ken
Jack Wilson
Dick Geertson
Chuck Bugbee
Dabny Dykes
Automatics Extend Raymond League Lead With Two Wins
Automatics moved two games clear in the Raymond League after defeating Tospection and edging Office in three games. Machine Shop took four pins from Small Order while Flat Department and Inspection also posted scores. Walter Hajee led with top series 185 164 103, and Hebert Fenton hit 199 158 172. Bill Mitchell led Flat with 125 193 180. Joe Hajee starred for the Machines with 177 158 191.
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saenEs
Walter Hajeo
Hebert Fenton
Office
Bill Mitchell
Edie Peldt
Joe Hajee
al Vanssens
Three Penn Players on an All-State Team
Four players outside Pennsylvania were named to the Associated Press All Pennsylvania Collegiate Football Team for 1946. Containing seven Pennsylvanian linemen, the squad features veterans Crider of Muhlenberg, Pavalko of Villanova, Rutkowski of Penn State, Bednarik of Penn, and others with notable backfield stars Minisi of Pennsylvania and Rehor of Dickinson.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Eam
Skippy Minisi
Newark
N. C
Doug Rehor
Dickinson
New York City
Jack Crider
Mullenbere
Canton
Ohio
Lary Bruno
Geneva
East
Liverpool
Oho
Coniversely
Joe Walsh
Mansticks
Teathers
George Bibizhaus
Muhlenberg
Tom Rouges
Bucknell
Bernie Gallagher
Penn
George Favalko
Villanova
Tod Rutkowski
Perm State
Chuck Bednarik
Perm
Crider
Pavalko
Bednarik
Walsh
Bibi Haus
Minisi
Muhlenbere
Bruno
Bucknell Students Seek Coach Eurphries Ouster
Bucknell University students circulated petitions demanding the resignations of head football coach Al Eurphries and assistant Sylvester Bus Blum. They cited a disappointing grid season and the Bucknell Athlete Council planned a Philadelphia meeting to discuss reasons behind the poor showing.
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Lewisburg
Bucknell University
AL Eurphries
Sylvester
Bus) Blum
Bucknell
Roy G. Bostwick
Board of Trustees
Philadelphia
Humphries
Athletic Council
Plans Advanced for Grid Dinner
The Corry High School football banquet, sponsored by the Beaver Club, is set for Wednesday evening December 1 at Gary Junior High School. Tickets cost 4.75 and go on sale through local clubs. the event will feature Lynn Waldart of Northwestern University as guest speaker and comedian Mike Cunnaying. Coach Waldart will address players and arrange game films to be shown during the program.
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Sedrie Mccall
Cory High
Denton Moon
Jamestown
Talconer
Bruford
Corry High
Beavers
Beaver
Dick Geerson
Umder
Richard A. Chalot
Meadviile
Frenchtown
Eddie Basinski
Jimmy Bloodworth
Dodgers
Tigers
Pittsburgh Piral
Corry
Lie Beaver Club
Gary
Wind Squad
Qufair
Lynn Waldurt
Northiwestern University Coich
Bob Walliams
Touhy
Mike Cunnaying
Tile
Bee
Gannayina
Gextala
Waldo
Wyian
Net Ciion
Waidart
Trautman Named Minor League Czar in Shakeup
George Trautman is elected president of the National Association of Minor Leagues, succeeding Judge W. G. Braham with a $5,000 yearly pay. The unanimous vote follows tension between major and minor leagues as talks on the working agreement resume after a recent adjournment.
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Los Angeles
Minor Toaghe
George Trautman
W. G. Braham
National Association
Trautman
Frank Shaupiltiesy
Teaslie
Troutman
Dewart Tiger
Bramham
Isnead Fires 65 to Lead Miami Open Field
Miami Dec 1 The fastest round ever to open a 310 000 Miami Open golf tournament set out to chase Slammin Sammy Snead the British Open champion who led by two strokes. Snead's closest challengers were Al Smith of Danville Va and Herman Barrow of White Plains N Y with 07s noted. The field then tightened tied at 68 including Ben Hogan Hershey Pa and others. College basketball results listed Potomac State 49 Saint Louis 26 Long Island Univ 71 Valparaiso 52 Duquesne 5 Alliance Pa St John's Brooklyn 66 Georgia 43.
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Miami
Sammy Snead
Whethey Siny
Sient
Snead
al Smith
Danville
LaStalle
Bowling Green
Ohio Northern
Long Island Univ
Valparaiso
Duquesne
Alliance
St. John's
Brooklyn
Georgia
Lock Haven
Pal
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