Beavers Face Tech Union City Off Week Schedule
Corry Area High cagers, fresh from wins over Millcreek and Union City, host Erie Tech tomorrow and may travel to Union City Friday for a return game with Coach Brant's Bears. The Beavers seek a third straight win as they clash with Centaurs and then face a rugged Union City test on the road. Deer season ends with license return rules and weighty data for wildlife managers.
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Erie Tech
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Bears
Centaurs
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Reol
Craggmen
Brant
Gib Rowland
Game Commission
Harrisburg
Ioe
Intramural Cage Loop Opens With Upsets And Ties
Ten teams in three grades played opening intramural games. In the Senior match the Aces beat Rip Cards led by Spencer Harvey with 12 points while Jack Pleffer scored 18 for the losers. Junior Glass beat Hypo Blasts 14 to 11 as John Maloney had 21 and Leb Pfeffer six. Sack Rats and Five Joes tied after overtime and Francis Over and Bob Tunnell led with nine and 12 points. Sophomores faced TOCKEY SCORES with Montreal tied Boston 3 2 and Toronto 1 Chicago 1 with Detroit 4 Chicago 3 in the National League setup.
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Spencer Harvey
Jack Pleffer
Juniar Glass
John Maloney
Leb Pfeffer
Frincis Over
Bob Tunnell
Cleveland
Titans
Eros
Browns
Pittsburgh
Pitt
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George Ratterman
Cheb Hanuluk
Lions
Chicago Bears
Chicago
Philadelphia Eagles
New York Giants
New York
Giants
Washington Redskins
Chicago Cards
Los Angeles
Green Bay
San Francisco
Baltimore
Browns defeat Steelers to claim division title
Associated Press reports the Cleveland Browns secure a fifth straight NFL division championship as they aim for a first World Series style victory. The Detroit Lions, coached by Buddy Parker, previously defeated the Browns in 1950 and 1952 postseasons with 17-7 and 17-16 scores. The Lions beat the Browns again in a thrilling finish last year.
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Associated Press
Cleveland Browns
Detroit Tunis
Buddy Parker
Recruiting Crisis Arises Over Illegal Prospects
A 400 word statement warns the Southwest Conference faces endangerment from illegal recruiting. Alumni groups receive the report urging tighter controls on gifts, payments, and parent employment promises to influence signings. Major league football results follow with Cleveland winning eight straight, plus end-of-season standings across the league.
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Serence
Rams
Rice
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Baylor
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Southern Meth
Cleveland
Orist
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New York
Pittsburgh
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Chicago Bears
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Green Bay
Baltimore
Chicago Cards
Featherweights Clash in Brooklyn Bout Tonight
Gene Smith and Rudy Garcia, two featherweights who impressed in Brooklyn, meet Carmelo Costa tonight at Eastern Parkway. Smith seeks revenge after losing to Costa. Garcia earned Costa’s first pro defeat on October 25. Du Mont telecasts.
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Gene Smith
Rudy Garcia
Brooklyn
Carmelo Costa
Eastern Parkway
Smith
Costa
Garcia
ABC
Hornets Take Early AHL Lead on Rookie Duo
Pittsburgh's Hornets moved into first in the American Hockey League after rallying from behind for a 3 1 3 tie with the Providence Reds, edging Springfield's Indians by one point as Buffalo blanked them 1 0. Rookie goalie Hank Bassen starred in the win.
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Hornets
Buffalo
Providence Reds
Springfield
Indians
Hank Bassen
Unbeaten Teams Stumble Amid Week of College Upsets
A chaotic slate sees top teams like Notre Dame and St John’s suffer losses while Niagara, George Washington, and Duquesne post shocking upsets. Key games feature late surges from Bob Maples and Seaver as defenses falter and players like Halupted seek standout scores.
Top college teams tumble from unbeaten ranks early season
AP reports half of the AP preseason top 10 fallen after initial games. Duquesne Town Holy Cross Niagara Notre Dame Indiana Oklahoma A&M Saint Louis Western Kentucky North Carolina Fordham Army Texas Christian San Francisco Duke Penn State Wake Forest Kansas State Notre Dame Kentucky TaSalle.
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Town
Holy Grass
Niagara
Wid Notre Dame
India
Oklhoma A & M
St. Louis
Western
Swedish Blonde to Wed Negro Track Star
A Swedish blonde, Miss Brigit Johansson, 26, announced her engagement to Mal Whitfield, the Olympic middle distance runner, 29, who plans to marry upon his return from a world tour in February. Johansson, now a bank bookkeeper in Los Angeles, met Whitfield in Stockholm in 1949 and were seen together during the Helsinki 1952 Games. Whitfield won Olympic 800 meters crowns in 1948 and 1952.
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Stepo Los Angeles
Mal Whitfield
Brigit Johansson
Los Angeles
Whitfield
Gether
Helsinki
Stockholm
City Volleyball Loop Season Opens Tonight
The City Volleyball League season starts with three matches. Ajax faces Aero at 8 o clock, Corry James town meets Professional an hour later, and Ray nods oppose Merchants in the finale.
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Aero
Corry-James
Raynods
College scores and mismatched results across the season
A garbled roundup lists numerous game scores with many misspelled school and city names. Entries show Minnesota 4 DePaul 8, Purdue 81 SMU 15, Kentucky 73 Navier 9, and others including Auburn, Texas A M, Rice, LSU, Vanderbilt, TCU, Georgia, William and Mary, NC, and more with inconsistent formatting and unclear dates.
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DePaul
Purdue
Southern Methodist
Kentucky
Navier
Cincinnviti BC
Colorado State
Nebraska
South Dakota
Moric
Stetson
Auburn
Ducksonville
Ala
Polvoy
Texas A & M
Rice
Louisiana State
Vanderbilt
TCU
Givorgia
Mercer
Willian & Mary
N. Carolina
Mississippa
Southwesterns
Waky Forest
Virgin
Gerowye
St. Peter's
Miami Open Won By Bob Rosburg
Bob Rosburg won the Miami Open Golf Tournament with a 273 total seven under par at Miami Springs. His 92 85 65 final round spurred a six stroke climb from sixth place to first, earning $2 000 in prize money and edging Ed Furgol and Bo Wininger after three rounds.
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Associated Press
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Fin
Mimi
California
San Francisco
Perfectoist
Rosburg
Miami Springs
Bo Wininger
Oklahoma City
Ed Furgol
St. Louis
Ted Kroll
New Hartford
N.Y
Thiree Roungs
Boxer Big Ed Sanders Dies After Ring Knockout
Former Olympic heavyweight champion Big Ed Sanders died from a subdural hematoma after an 11th round knockout by Willie James at Boston Garden. He remained unconscious for 18 hours and underwent four hours of brain surgery by Dr. William Sweet. NBA scores listed Philadephia over Syracuse and other results.
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Ed Sanders
New England
Willie James
Sanders
Navy
Boston Garden
Wiliam Sweet
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