Beaver football season review notes eight win, two loss record
Review of the 1948 Beavers season highlights six victories and two defeats. Beavers beat Warren, then won against Punxsutawney, North Byers, Johnsonburg, Union City, Titusville before losing to Kanty Prep. Coach Loy Hanneman’s team showed strong defense and a versatile backfield, setting the stage for future success and a potential Rose Bowl pursuit.
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Statewide opening of 1948 small game season in Pennsylvania
About 500000 hunters begin the 1948 small game season across Pennsylvania with rabbits, squirrels, raccoons, ruffed grouse, quail, Hungarian partridges and pheasants on the bag. Opening hour is 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., eight hunting hours, with Sundays exempt from rating. Executive Director Tom Frye warns against fires and accidents. penalties apply for violations. Turnpike limits and county-by-county rules set quail, grouse, partridge, and pheasant daily maximums. rabbits and squirrels have defined seasonal totals. big game opens November 15 and a later 12 month season follows. Collegiate football spotlight notes Penn State versus Penn at Franklin Field in Philadelphia before about 80,000 fans.
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Weekend College Gridiron Backfield Star Selections Named
A large group of standout backs from major colleges highlighted weekend action as the All-America backfield contenders emerged. Doyk Walker energized Texas, Emil Sitko and Cal Stephenson paced Notre Dame and California respectively, while Stan Heath and Norm Van Brocklin sparked high scoring performances. Michigan edged Clemson, NC and Georgia Tech battled hard, Navy rolled over Army, and Nevada crushed Oklahoma City University in a high scoring showcase.
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Hockey scores and results from Sunday schedule
Hockey scores reveal Detroit defeated Montreal 4 1 and Chicago beat Toronto 2 1 New York beat Boston 2 0 while American League matchups saw Buffalo crush Washington 10 0 Indianapolis routed New Haven 10 0 Philadelphia 5 Hershey led Providence 2 In college football Santa Clara 25 San Francisco 1 St Vincent 26 St Francis Pa 0
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Baugh Sails Past Yanks for 446 Passing Yards in 59-21 Redskins Win
Washington quarterback Sammy Baugh threw for 446 yards and four touchdowns to lift the Redskins over the Boston Yanks 59-21. Eagles crush Steelers 34-7 as Bears and Cardinals hold Western standings. Lions beat Packers 24-20. Bills rout Colts 45-17. Dodgers blanked by Don. Rockets lose 42-7 to Yankees.
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UPI World Series Study by PIAA
Harrisburg Nov report discusses PIAA review of the UTTLE World Series amid safety concerns. Edmond Wieht, PIAA executive secretary, notes a 400-member poll on a state baseball chat and potential changes to scholastic baseball tests. The board considers lengthening the season and imposing new rules while awaiting poll results.
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Two High Schools End Grid Rivalry in Pa Fracas
NEW KENSINGTON Pa Nov 1 New Kensington and Ambridge High Schools severed football relations after a brutal game Friday night. Carl C Glick athletic director said charges of brutal play led to the break. Ambridge players were hospitalized after the rough finish. The 26 19 New Kensington win sparked tempers as the two programs face uncertain futures.
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New York Nov 1 Stars Shine in College Football Narrowing Race
New York reports Dan Tow er from Washington and Jefferson scored twice and added an extra point dash to lift their team among the leaders in the Nazny college football standings with 81 points. Other notes mention MUPSHIE and Wendt of Testy Mines in the purdey conference, Low Isneserow of Collanbli, Date Walker of Southern Muthadst nel Buidle. Talbioam of Wyoming had scoring sprees Saturday.
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Fowler boosts scoring as Schmeling retires in Berlin bout
In Berlin on Sunday Max Schmeling 43 former heavyweight champion joined by Vogt of Hamburg in a decision that ended Schmeling’s ring return. Schmeling weighed 194 pounds Vogt 187. the match featured slow exchanges and rounds dominated by counters and defense.
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