Corry Sports Year Promises Bright Future Across Disciplines
The 1996 Corry High School season reports a strong first year in Section 2 District 10 with Beavers losing only two games and aiming for more success. Local leagues note revived interest in multiple sports, golf shines under Walter Sand, tennis crowns Bob Bracken, and basketball and other activities show growth as plans loom for new courts and winter recreation.
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Corry
Snorre
Baselel
Sehooh
Bowline
Unie Sport
Beaty
Avieige
Conline
City Basket Ball League
Corry Merchants
Aern Supply
Vhow
Walter Sand
Nresident
Cory
Inctory
Puitlooke Vemplnad
Anderson
Tony Day
Bob Bracken
Corry Tennis Association
Hal Lwo
Corry Skillin
Howsard Sheen
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Open Ski Trails At Twin Lakes Near Kane
Western Pennsylvania's Allegheny National Forest opens twelve month recreational facilities with five miles of ski trails at Twin Lakes south of Kane. A one mile racing course will serve both competition and general use. In summer trails for hiking, and in spring and fall for other seasonal activities. Forest Service highlights Twin Lakes as first eastern federal forest with year round facilities.
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Pennsylvania
Allegheny National Forest
United States
Trojans Favorite to Beat Duke in Rose Bowl Clash
Southern California is a 1 to 2 favorite as 53 000 fans pack Pasadena for the Rose Bowl. Duke, riding a nine game winning streak, will counter with Tipton and McAfee on a goal to spoil the Trojans’ bid after a season of upsets. Broadcasters set the kickoff for 5 p.m. WEAR carries the game.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Pasadena
Cal
California
Thorns
Towley
Charopians
Kings
Pacific Slope
Ute Jergoet
Duke
Dukes
Pasa Hlena
Yost
Michigan Wolverines
Southern California
Trojan Lakers
Trojans
Alsbamin
Washington
Notrey Dame
Pacis
Ric Devils
Erie
Tipton
Ti Wan Tilon
Pitt
Blue Devils
George McAfee
McAfee
National’ Broadcasting System
Utah and New Mexico grid elevens meet in Sun Bowl
United Press reports Utah and New Mexico football squads clash in El Paso for the annual Sun Bowl with open play expected. Fourteen thousand fans anticipated in a sold out stadium as both teams prepare top form and battle odds. Local broadcast notes and shop mentions appear in the faded copy.
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Utah
New Mexico
United Press
EL Paso
Tex
St Marys Grid Eleven Favored in Bowl Showdown
Dallas Texas January 2 St Marys Sallsping Gaels favored to extend their 16 game win streak as they face Texas Tech in the Colton Bowl. Tech has 10 wins this season and the Gaels are seen as the toughest foe. Fullbacks Elmer Tarhox and Mike Klotovich main offensive hopes for their teams. Weather expected to be ideal for players and spectators with a 2 pm kickoff and 3 pm broadcast on WPAA Texas State network.
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United Press
Dallas
Tex
St. Mary’s
Sallsping Gaels
Santa Clara
Teddy
Texas Tech
Sip Madigan
St. Mary's
Elmer Tarhox
Mike Klotovich
Hoth
WPAA
Texas State
Braddock Offered Substantial Sum for Galento Bout
Newark report states promoter Harry Mendel offered former world heavyweight James J Braddock a substantial amount to fight Tony Galento the NBA’s No 1 challenger for the crown. The proposed ten round bout would be held at the Newark Armory on January 19 if finalized.
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Newark
N. 9
Harry Mendel
James J. Braddock
Tony Galento
Orange
National Boxing Association
Don Louis
Mendel
Pick Dehner Seeks Big Ten Scoring Record Breakthrough
Seeks record chase as Pick Dehner of Minors targets the Big Ten scoring mark of 4184 points set by Jewell Young. Dehner totals 25 points against Manhattan, building a collegiate market at Madison Square Garden with a standout performance.
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Dehner
Big Ten
Purdue
Jewell Young
Madison Square Garden
Carr
Manhattan
Texas Christian Favored To Defeat Tech In Sugar Bowl
Texas Christian University held a 7 to 6 favorite line for the Sugar Bowl game against Carnegie Tech. Coaches Meyer and Kern spoke on preparations at Pass Christian and Bay St. Louis, predicting a tough contest. Expected sellout crowd of about 80 000 graced by Tech alumni and Texas fans.
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Texas Christian University
Gar Hegleeth
Bill Kern
Tech
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Dutch Meyer
Pass Christian
Orlean
Meyer
Aldrich
all-America Center
Kern
Bill Lee
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Midwinter Sports Association
Carnegie Tech
Fort Worth
East West Shrine Game Attracts Sellout Crowd In San Francisco
A sellout 60,000 crowd in Kezar Stadium watches the 14th East West Shrine Hospital game. East stars include Marshall Goldberg Hal Stebbing Ralph Heidling Sid Roth Jonny Fingel Bob MacLeod and Howard Weiss. West stars feature Vic Bottari Al Wolff Charley Bock Jimmy Johnston Billy Patterson and Bill Paulman. East favored 10 to 6 to win its sixth in the series, last won by the East in 1934. Broadcast at 5 p.m. EST on WOR and Mutual.
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United Press Kezar
San Francisco
Marshall Goldberg
Hal Stebbing
Pill
Ralph Heildinen
Michigan
Sid Roth
Cornell
Jonny Fingel
Michigan State
Bob MacLeod
Dartmouth
Howard Weiss
Wisconsin
Vic Bottari
California
al Wolff
Santa Clara
Charley Bock
Town State
Jimmy Johnstoon
Washington
Billy Patterson
Baylor
Bill Paulman
Stanford
WOR
Mutual Network
Meadville Bulldogs Open 1938-89 Campaign Tuesday
Meadville high school's Bulldogs return to action Tuesday night to face Youngstown Campbell Memorial in a bid for their first victory of the 1938-39 basketball season.
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Meadville
Meadville High School
Youngstown Campbell Memorial
First Limited Train Named in World History
The commentator notes the first train to bear the name limited was the Pennsylvania Limited, begun as the New York and Chicago Limited in 1881 and later renamed. This marks a milestone in sleeper and express service history with the term becoming a lasting nickname for premium trains.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago
Unbeaten Tennessee and Oklahoma clash in Orange Bowl
Unbeaten Tennessee and Oklahoma prepare for the Orange Bowl in Miami. Major Bob Neyland sent the Volunteers to the field after Oklahoma sharpened its kickoff and punt returns. A 90,000 crowd was anticipated with clear conditions and high temperatures. George Cafego leads Tennessee after ten straight wins. Broadcast details noted for WABC CBS.
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Fll
United Tennessee
Oklahoma
Bob Neyland
Tennessen
Neyland
Aintannwil
Tennessee
George Cafego
WABC
CBS
Bitsy Grant Wins Fifth Susur Bowtein Tennis Tourney
In New Crumans on January 2 Bryan Bitsy Grant of Atlanta defeated Gene Mako Davis Gis player 8-0 6-1 6-2 in the singles final to claim the fifth Susur Bowtein tournament. He previously beat Corener Mulloy of Miami in straight sets to reach the final. Former doubles partner Don Budge remains No 1 in national rankings.
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NEW Crumans
Bryan “Bitsy
Grant
Atlanta
Susur Bowtein
Gene Mako
Davis Gis
Gna
Malic
Don Budge
Corener Mulloy
Miami
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Petersburg
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RS Ee
Lesy
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Sina
Ene
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Texas Christian Money
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Jack
Bob Voelker
University of Washington
Dick Ad
Bitsy Grant
Model Dairy Co
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