Erle Sports Roundup Highlights Local Standouts
Local notes record top bowler Mark Waldo selling the Erle Recreation alleys and shifting to a new home bowling auditorium. Rival teams like Corry and Warren feature in Northwestern Pennsylvanias Big 15 standings with Warren boasting 200 career wins under Leidig. Follow-up items discuss cross-sport links, political sports endorsements, and district tournament attractions including Titustown, St Marys, Kane, and Quehanna events shaping the regional sports scene.
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Inc
Pete Russell
Charley Fer
Hyard Carlsur
Anderson
Elroy Albers
Pete Glteg
Bob Owens
Sonny Staples
Itl
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New York
Fismal Celtics
Wesleyville
Erle Academy
Massillon Sh
Mark Waldo
Erle
Harold Berry
Ew Bowlng
Small game season opens with broad hunting in Pennsylvania
Thousands of hunters descend on Pennsylvania as small game season begins. Rabbits, squirrels, quail, pheasants, grouse and wild turkey are legal targets with daily bag limits set. Watch for tularemia in rabbits and follow safety rules. Trapping for mink otters and raccoons starts today with regional bans on raccoon trapping in many counties. Skunks and opossums can be hunted anytime. raccoon trapping restricted until November 1. beavers allowed from May 5.
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Penn
Sennsylvania
Capitol
Game Commission
State Bureau of Animal Industry
Cameron
Clarion
Elk
Peres
Jefferson
MclKean
Potter
Warren
Montour
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Tyeaming
Beaver
Berks
Bucks
Butler
Cambria
Carbon
Chester
Dauphin
Delaware
Lancaster
Lawrence
Lebanon
Lehigh
Mercer
Montgomery
Northampton
Philadelphia
Schuyl
Kill
Snyder
York
Lackawanna
Monroe
Fike
Wayne
Susquehanna
Wyoming
Overlin Faces Belloise In Madison Square Garden Title Bout
Ex-sailor Ken Overlin, 13-year veteran, defends his middleweight crown against 21-year-old Steve Belloise in a high-stakes New York title fight at Madison Square Garden. Belloise earned his chance by defeating Garc ia and Dellisarti, while Overlin aims to extend his recognized status despite doubts about danger. Other sports notes include Steel Age, Acres, Cohens, Wilcox, and Ward bowling results, plus boxing cards in Philadelphia and New Haven.
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New York
KentOverlin
Virginia
Hie
Steve Bel-loise
Madison Saltate Garden
Belloise
Dash May
Overlin
Ute
California
Geferino Garcia
Victor Dellisarti
Het Wight
Garcia
Superiors
Flewly Bandiap
Thomas Motors
Steel Age
Phoenis
Acres
Cohens
Wilcox
Mitee
Corry Water
Pauls
Raymonds
Montgomery
Sramuinus
Pet
Baspers
Montigohiery
Thoms Motors
Cohen Coals
Graham
Iso
Dornan
Andiay
Thomas Motors Tadksor
Wise
Jhmgsteiseh Lewis
Ina
Devon
Swanson
Gayle
Dahl
Phoenix Hotel
Madison
Briggs
Spicer
Anderson
Baer
McCall
Cory Water Grane
Seay
Byois
Baker
Hogue
Russell Ei
Kaspers
Baressi
Geros
Albers
Owens
Kip
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Carlson
Tennessee and Boston College in one Sugar Bowl
Atlanta reports strong betting that Tennessee and Boston College will meet in New Orleans Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day. Miami’s Grange Bowl speculation centers on Clemason of South Carolina as a potential invitee, with Georgetown discussed as a possible opponent if defeated.
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Tennessee
Boston College
New Orleans
Clemason
South Carolina
Miami
Fla
Georgetown
South
Reagan May Not Start Against Navy
Philadelphia November 1 Reagan was back at his usual post on Penns backfield today but it remained uncertain whether he would start against Navy. Coach George Monger said a decision would likely come just before the game. Reagan had been excused from practice recently due to a leg issue, and his status as a two way back may hinge on the final workout.
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Northwestern
Pennsylva
Corry
Harvayson
NEA
Cleveland
Cy Slapnicka
Texas
Argies
John Hobrough
Baylor
Baysor
Big Kimbrough
Philadelphia
Reagan
Penn
Navy
Coch
George Monger
Aril
Tani
Ohio State
Ujitt Uh
Buckeyes
Cornell
Ohio Bruin
Oehier
Ceurlys
Wilfeor
Jiavin
Carl Snavely
Kren
Barbell
Tverce
Naty
Rey
Exhibition Basketball Drill At Howard Yannery Camp
Draft era notes describe a basketball exhibition at the Howard facility with players styled after Joe Louis and Billy Conn. Mentions defense focus and a sponsored camp to aid participants, highlighting training activities and team coordination.
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Howard ‘Yannery Plant
Boxtra
Artiaw
Aueh
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Pritie Zivié
Iafrens
Ell-Dufensey
Notre Dame Favored 10 To 1 Over Army Tomorrow
Notre Dame is favored to beat Army by 10 points in tomorrow’s college football lineup. The Associated Press notes Notre Dame’s strong form and lists Army as a risky pick, with other projected games and upsets across the weekend.
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ARMY
Warren Red Jackets to meet Beaver Falls in title bid
Warren November 1 The Red Jackets will play Beaver Falls Sunday afternoon at Russell Meld for a chance to defend the western Pennsylvania title. Beaver Falls earned the right by a 46-3 decision over the MacKeesport Olympics, with the Giants having suffered their only defeat this season at the hands of the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Warren
Red Snessets
Western Pennsylvania
Russell
Valley Giants
Changes in state net setup proposed changes in state net setup
Harrisburg November 1 The feasibility of revising the state scholastic football tournament set up to reduce chances of championship programs knocking each other out early will be discussed in Philadelphia November 23 The Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association board of control has been urged to revise the elimination system and has sent the issue to its basketball committee chaired by R B Stapleton of Tamaqua
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Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association
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Tamaqua
Villanova Faces Kansas U Tonight In Action At Philadelphia
Villanova prepares to meet Kansas University tonight in Philadelphia as coach Clipper Smith reshapes drills after a short break. Key guard Cinarh Dili and forward Nick Rasen are listed among likely starters as the team emphasizes defense and fundamentals ahead of the Bucknell game.
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Detmnit
Smill
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Cornell Gridders Do Right Thing In Game
Cornell football players execute disciplined play led by a strong line and solid backs. Notable performers include Lew, McCullough, Milburner, and Diakos, with tackle Dick Diakos anchoring the line and Alvin Kelley praised for blocking and leadership.
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Moluseraik
McCullough
Mecu Jpunk
Lew Peers
McCulOugh
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Dick Diakos
Alvin Kelley
Smawily
Olly
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Rod Wall
Burkeyws
Corneil
Paulsons Take Two From Steens In Uneven Night
Ohio State football recap notes a close game with Cornell in the same recap. The Paulsons string together wins in bowling action, while basketball and track mentions surface with mixed performances and team showings.
Beavers Face Final Bad Season Stretch This Saturday
Beavers head into a tough finish as they near the season’s end with key players like Byler and Byler’s crew facing Greenville in a decisive matchup. Coach Connell Byler invited prospective members at site 414 Torbe amid park events in Yomeron’s contest. Greenville sits atop the standings with six wins in seven games, while Beavers aim to rebound from a string of defeats, including a 7-0 loss to Holt and a 39-18 stumble to Acheinen, as Grovers and local rivals prepare for the critical clash.
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Borys Beyvern
Mowe Mine
Sjnny Cnet Russ Byler Louk
Seiny Hare Tye
Aso
Gromylile Lomursay Siiernmen
Conell Byler
Torbe Midst Park
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Greenville Club
Revere
Abe Beaver
Geonville Holts
Peankiih Aehiehein
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Cory
Greenville
Brock Oats
Fe McCaslisi
Boos at Political Rally Shocks New York Crowds
A garbled vote rally report from New York describes boos and turbulent crowd scenes. Names and phrases are severely unclear, but the event is depicted as chaotic with strong negative reactions toward speakers. The article reflects a tense political moment amid disorder.
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Lindsley's Pharmacy
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