Corry Beavers face Meadville and Strone Vincent clashes
Corry High School basketball opens with two tough tests this week, hosting Meadville tonight and visiting Erie on Thursday for a league game with Vincent. The Beavers, rebounding from a Millcreek outing, are favored to stay even in both matchups as Meadville and Vincent seek to climb out of slumps and sharpen their lines under veteran coaches.
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Oklahoma, Ohio State Lead Bowl Week Upsets and Wins
Associated Press reports Oklahoma defeating LSU 25-0 as Bud Wilkinson’s Sooners extend a 21 game win streak and climb to No. 2 behind Notre Dame. Ohio State edges California 17-14 in the Rose Bowl, Santa Clara tops Kentucky 21-12, Maryland beats Missouri 20-7, Rice tops North Carolina 27-18, with numerous bowls across the country totaling a record attendance.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
University of Alaska
A's Phillies to Increase Television Broadcasts
Philadelphia clubs announce expanded TV coverage for baseball, airing as many home and away games as local stations can handle. Bob Carpenter and Connie Mack Jr emphasize new broadcasts will boost fan interest and competition between the teams.
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League Races Open Tonight For Schoolboy Fives
Harrisburg dispatch notes Pennsylvania schoolboy basketball leagues begin tonight with Class A and Class B races opening across the state. Aliquippa defends in Western Class A as Ford City and New Castle also host openers. Central Penn and Tri County leagues launch, with/dates spanning York, Hershey Industrial, Reading, Lebanon, and John Harris.
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Duquesne
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York
William Pom
Reading
Lebanon
Hershey Industrial
Lancaster
John Harris
Breckton
Beavers Clash With Meadville Here Tonight
Beavers seek a fifth win in seven as they host Meadville Bulldogs in a varsity contest at 8 15 after a Jayvee game. Schwab’s Beavers face a taller, more experienced Meadville squad while Joy’s team looks to improve shooting and ball handling with Katuskian Tartarliony and Davis leading the forwards and guards.
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Local basketball slate features mountain towns and towns
Tonight’s schedule lists Thersburg at Cone maigh Township and Westmont at Winwibes. Other contests include Lack Haven at Williamsport, Waven at Keno, Ber He at Pottsville, Allentown at West Hagleton, Bethlehem at Coalewville, Norristown at Badior, Pottslawn at Bridgeport, Mund ville at Corry, Pringleth Swayer ville and Clearfield at Tyrone.
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Yanks and Dodgers Tie for Lead in School Keg Loop
In a close High School Bowling League action, the Yankees edged the Indians as the Dodgers overwhelmed the Browns for top standings. Clarence Manson led winners with 122 143 and 97. Don Chase topped the Indians on 97 181 103. Spencer paced the Browns and Fromtrot contributed strong totals for the Yankees.
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Davy Spencer
Kondoy
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Spencer
St Vincent Gridders Edge Emory and Henry 7–6
In Orlando Florida a high school grid game saw St Vincent Latrobe prevail 7 to 6 over Emory and Henry. Key plays included a 46 yard Sundry punt return setting up St Vincent’s score, a one yard TD by Jack Heinbeucher and a Chick Davis pass to Bad Bob Howard for the score. A crowd of 9 500 witnessed the matchup.
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Sights Last Night In Various Boxing Rings
Chicago outpointed Clinton Bao 171 to 0. Shimm y Arnott and Sonny Boy West drew in Washington. Dal 125% Niit lost to Ha ald Dade in Salt Lake City. James Watkins beat Beppe Colusunl in Brooklyn. Sylvester Periciris recorded 105 in Chicago.
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Brooklyn
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Blue Jays Open Rally Season At Warren
Blue Jays travel to Warren today for the season opener in a tough test for Coach Low Hannws squad. Center Howie McKean and guards Jim Hanna and Don Williams are slated to start, with Jock Scott and Jim Kelly also in the lineup.
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Nebraska and Oregon Arrange Grid Series
Nebraska and Oregon agreed to a two game football series with one game at Nebraska in Lincoln and the other at Oregon, the schedule to be set for 1952 or 1954 pending schedule outcomes. The announcement came from athletic director George Patsy Clark amid broader college football scheduling talks.
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