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Beavers Face Meadville In League Finale
Corry travels to Meadville in a pivotal Section IT clash as Beavers seek a upset that would end Titusville’s league chase. Meadville rebuilt under Tom Duff uses a split-T to challenge the undefeated Bulldogs and claim the Industrial Bowl trophy.
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Yace
Titusville
Rockets
Franklin
Corry
Warren
Harks
Tom Duff
Rudy Gradisok
Duff
Greenville
Harbor Creek
Oil City
Sharpsville
Bulldog
BU Peters
MHS
Larry Gould
Wally Brown
Olson
Sampson
Sampson Inspeed
Leonard Cerrato
Vic Lapuma
Tom Arrigan
Lee Dunnan
Joe Hollern
Bob Ruby
Dave Cribbs
Joe McBrite
Dave Bovard
Brate Vanssens
Dick Craker
John Roberts
Bob Lindsey
Emmit Young
Jim Woodworth
Dave Vanney
Terry Williams
Lee Williams
John Mowrey
Bob Nichols
Dave Hillstrom
Chuck Williams
Jim Maloney
Jinemen
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Nichols
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Ed Latos
Chip Paulson
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Titusville Rockets Finish Season Undefeated In 1912
Titusville won 18-0 over Corry and beat Franklin 33-7 as the Rockets clinched an unbeaten season in Section II. George Dewey scored twice on 55 and 74 yard runs, with Erwin Olson also adding a kickoff return TD and Butch Conrad scoring for Franklin. The victory secures a likely share of the Section II title if Meadville loses tonight.
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Corry
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Erwin Olson
Butch Conrad
Knight
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Rocket
Conrad
Dewey
Brown and Gold
Corry Rooters
Mead Ville
Bulldogs
Memorial Service Planned For Princeton Coach Caldwell
State service on campus Monday for Charlie Caldwell Princeton head football coach who died of cancer at 86. Caldwell’s team faces Brown in Providence today. widow requests Caldwell Memorial Fund support athletic facilities. Dean Ernest Gordon to conduct services.
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Charlie Caldwell
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Brown
Providence
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Robert F. Goheen
T University
Lake Road
Ernest Gordon
Dick ‘Colman
Marvel Gymnasium
Colman
Area Grid Scores and Minor League Note
Area grid results list Titusville, Franklin, Hickory, Oi City, Erie Academy, Millcreek, Jamestown, Bradford, Conneaut, Erie Strong, Vincent, Largertown, Townville, Conneaut Valley, Randolph O Cambridge Springs, Union City, Lawrence Park, Fairview, Wesleyville, Waterford, St. Marys, Smethport, North East, Edinboro with varied scores. The item closes with a note that Catcher Del Crandall of the Milwaukee Braves played only two seasons in the minor leagues.
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Titusville
Franklin
Hickory
Oi City
Erie Academy
Millcreek
Jamestown
Bradford
Conneaut
Erie
Vincent
Largertown
Townville
Conneaut Valley
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Cambridge Springs
Union City
Lawrence Park
Fairview
Wesleyville
Waterford
St. Marys
Smethport
North East
Edinboro
del Crandall
Milwaukee Braves
Lions Seek Tie For First At San Francisco
The Detroit Lions meet the San Francisco 49ers in San Francisco in NFL action. Detroit aims to join Baltimore atop the Western standings at 4-2, while San Francisco seeks to stay in the race after a 21-17 win over Chicago. Also on Sunday Cleveland Browns visit Washington as Giants face Green Bay and Rams host Chicago Bears. Basilio defeats Ray Robinson by split decision to claim the middleweight title.
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Associated Press
Detroit Lions
San Francisco 40Ers
San Princuscn
Lions
Leon Hart
49Ers
Chicago Bears
Baltimore Orioles
Hart
Colts
Pittsburgh Steelers
Detroit
San Francisco
Baltimore
Cleveland Browns
Washington Redskins
Browns
Redskins
Giants
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago Cardinals
Philadelphia Eagles
Spider Eyes Title Bout After Unanimous Nod
Spider from Chico Webb defeats Wille Vaughn by unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden in ten rounds. Webb seeks Basilio or other champions, while Vaughan’s team questions the judging. Webb improves to 26-2 after a quick knockout 16 days earlier, with Labuia stopped in one round.
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Spicer
Carmen Basilio
Ray Robinson
Joey Giardello
Gene Fullmer
Charles Humes
Webb
Hee Knowles
Wille Vaughn
Atre
Madison Square Garden
Chico
Basilio
Adit
Vaughn
Barney Felix
Bert Grant
Artie Aidala
Vaughnn
Spider
Los Angeles
Notre Dame
Jackie Labuia Ant
Louisville
Pitt Coach Michelosen Signs Three Year Contract
Pitt athletic director Tom Hamilton announced at the Pitt Letterman's Club dinner that coach John Michelosen, 42, will lead the Panthers through 1960 with a new three year pact. His teams opened 1955 at 1 0, and 1956 ended with bowl losses to Georgia Tech in the Sugar and Gator Bowls.
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Johnny Michelosen
University of Pittsburgh
Panthers
Tom Hamilton
Pitt
Michelosén
Michelosen
Red Dawson
Rems
Georgia Tech
Leabe Iy Eorala Tet
Miami and Boston U Open Cup Week Games
Miami narrowly upset Villanova 13 to 7 as defense stifled the foes while Boston U beat George Washington 1 to 0 aided by a blocked punt. Oklahoma, Iowa, and Notre Dame among the unbeaten teams faced notable tests, with Texas A M and other powers in competition. Joe Plivel led Miami with 100 rushing yards and an 80 yard score. Boston U benefited from a key blocked punt that set up Pat Sullivan’s TD and a successful conversion.
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Miami
Pia
Boston U
Villanova
George Washington
Colonials
Oklahoma
Colorado
Iowa
Northwestern
Texas
Wildcats
Joe Plivel
Galter
Boston Ugeorge Washington
Terriory
Steve McGowan
Tnestle
Ed Paulauskes
Tor Pat Sullivan
Jimmy Dean
Ohio State
Army
North Carolina State
Loousts
Kanesas State
Colgate
NG State
Wake Forest
Lew Burdette hailed by 10,000 in hometown visit
Governor Grell Underwood welcomed famed Braves pitcher Lew Burdette during a triumphant homecoming in Nitro West Virginia as 10,000 fans packed a 38 block parade route. Burdette, 31, rode with his wife atop floats amid bands and cheers after his Yankees series win.
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Lew Burdette
New York Yankees
Charlenton
Burdlette
Rifles Lng
Braves
Ght ‘Hander
Yankees
Burdette
Gov. Grell
Wood
Underwood
Florida
Ince Burdette
Mikes
Barnsota
Fla
Turdette
Amateurs Join Golf Tourney Open Leads With Palmer
SAN DIEGO Arnold Palmer of Latrobe leads the $2 500 pro-am San Diego Open after three rounds with 201 as thirty eight professionals and celebrities compete in today’s action. Al Balding Doug Ford and Bob Rosburg chase at the top while Don Finsterwald and Billy Casper follow.
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Clit
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Ives
Palmer
al Balding
Minn Beach
Fia
Doug Ford
Mahopag
N.Y
Balding
Fedab
Imark
Pord
Bob Rosburg
Napa
Calif
Don Finsterwald
Tequests
Fla
Billy Diego
Round Table Wins First Straight in Garden State Exhibition
In Camden New Jersey Round Table ridden by Willie Shoemaker earned his first straight victory in the special exhibition at Garden State Park. The event featured top riders and showcased horse racing skills in a lively afternoon program.
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N. J
Round Table
Willie Shoemaker
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Mb Garden State
Alimony Fight Of A Skater In Monica California
A California skater seeks alimony from her husband amid a High Court ruling. The case involves a $4,000 alimony claim and a $62,000 settlement totaling support obligations. Attorneys for the husband argue enforceability, with court proceedings set to determine the payments and enforcement actions.
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