High Gridders Edge Oil City In Tight 13 12 Victory
High school gridsters pull out a 13 to 12 win over Oil City in a close game. The report notes upcoming trades surrounding the St. Louis Browns and Cleveland Indians as they eye pitchers, plus football and basketball preseason plans, and local banquet honors for Corty High.
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JB Veeck
St. Louis
Cleveland
Dickeringith
Indians
Veeck
Bob Chakales
Dick Rozek
Um. Jones
Cohfrt
St Louis
Browns
Hiture
Ifey
Mourys
Troit
Tim Hegan
A Rosen
Ieher
Detroit
Exange
George Kell
Vic Werte
Joe Ginsberg
Beavers Rally for Late Tie and Near Championship
Beavers score late in the game to force a 19-19 draw with the Oilers as snow coats the gridiron. Rough conditions limit attendance to about 1,900, roughly half from Corry. The result dents Coach John Kanfidian’s standings, handing the league title to Meadville while Corry’s Beavers finish 7-1-1 and claim they are the loop’s uncrowned champions. Coach Lou Hanna’s Corry era features a 28-5-5 record.
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Oilers
Corry
John Kanfidian
Meadville
Beavers
Chamions
Orange and Black
Guiditers
Lou Hanna
Corry and Oil City Trade Scores in Backloaded Battle
After a scoreless first half marred by punting duels between Roger Andrus and Al Colyenbech, both teams tallied twice in the final two periods. Corry struck first in the third as Oil City surged to a 12-7 edge before the Beavers answered and sealed the win with a late touchdown. Bogden and an early Oil City interception sparked the late rally as Corry clung to victory.
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Roger Andrus
al Col—yenbech
Corry
of! City
Beavers
OM City
Jose
Bogden
Oil City
Oval
Beavers edge Oil City in slippery, high‑scoring clash
Corry beat Oil City 13 to 12 in a late comeback as Hannan and Vanderhoof powered the Beavers. Key drives and a late interception sealed the win after a back‑and‑forth second half, with Colvenbach and Zweig featuring for Oil City and Bogden scoring for Corry.
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Pierce
Oilers
Ou City
Zweig
Thounits
Cory
Beavers
Vanderhoot
Bogden
Corry
Hananan
Vandy
Hannan
Vanderhoof
Pos
Ont Ghry
McLean le Enok
Gates
Pleger
Goodwill
Geer Moore
Migbee Kelsey
Sweger
Breland
Toy
Andrus
Scott Ab
Dempsey Bogden
Colvenbach
McFadden Vanderhoof
Barnes Corry
City
Vander
Hoof
Barnes Sin
Academy Sets Record at District 10 Meet
Konnie Palombi of Academy set a new cross country record with a 10:50 pace as his team won the District Ten PIAA meet at Glenwood Golf Club on Friday afternoon. Meadville's Stanley Cross was runner-up in a 36-runner field, lowering the course record previously posted by Dick Schietel. The top 20 qualified for the state meet on November 10, with Meadville expected to place three runners.
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Ritz Restaurant
Corty High
Beaver Club
Ee Wwab
Beavers
Teague
City
War
Meadville
Frankfirt
Titus
Cambridge Springs
Jersey
Joel Walcott
Joe Louis
Cleveland Indians
Anchise
Wilkes-Harre
Tdian
likes-Barte
Reading
Hannamien
Zweig
Vanderhoof
Bogden
Old City
Larry Vanderhoof
Jim Hannan
Exira
of Clty
Colvenbach
Corry
Haines
OU City
Andrus
Pierce
Cory
State Cale
Mead- Ne
Cross
Brewton
Shaw State
Boston College Ends a Game Losing Streak
Boston College ends a 14 game losing streak as coach Mike Holovak’s Eagles beat a weakened Richmond 14-7 in driving rain at Braves Field. Other results include College of Pacific over Marquette 39-27 in Milwaukee and Louisville upsetting NC State 46-2 on a snow swept field. Hagins, winless since 1949, struggled before Richmond fell.
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Boston College
Mike Holovak
Eagles
Richmond
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College of Pacific
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University of Louisville
North Carolina State
Louisville
Hagins
Holy Cross
Intersectional Football Slate Headlines Busy Weekend
Nationwide card headed by six intersectional forfests with top teams like Notre Dame, Army, USC, Texas, and Michigan facing poor weather. Key Big Ten clash at Champaign features Illinois vs Michigan as Karras chases Red Grange record. other regions include Tennessee at North Carolina and Texas clashes across the South.
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Associated Press
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Eddie Erdedate
Middies
Maryland
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Dick Kazmaier
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U S Team Leads Ryder Cup Opener in 3 to 1 Margin
United States pulled ahead 2 1 over Britain after opening foursomes at Pinehurst as Charles Ward and Arthur Lees defeated Henry Ransom and Bob Jones to claim the Americans only victory of the morning. Captain Snead and Mangrum, Hogan and Demaret, Heafner and Burke pushed the U S edge further while the British faced rain and tougher conditions.
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Associated Press
Pinehurst
Aip
Sam
America
Britain
United States
Charles Ward
Arthur Lees
Henry Ransom
Andrew's
Ed (Porky) Oiver
Seattle
Ojai
Calif
Fred Daly
Ken Bousfield
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
N.C
Jackie Burke
Houston
Max Paulsener
David
Dui) Rees
Arthur Lucey
Mt Lebanon Wins WPIAL Cross Country Title
Mt Lebanon High School won the WPIAL cross country title at Alcoma Golf Club, with Bob Cherry leading the 2 mile course in 11 09. The team scored 43 points, ahead of New Castle and Wilkinsburg among others.
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Associated
Pittsburgh
Mt. Lebanon
Basketball official Levy to face hearing on fixing charges
New York November 4 hearing set for former NBA official Levy on charges of sextuple fixing attempts in Indianapolis Boston and other games. Levy, 41, previously discharged by NBA last February, posted $16 000 bail and denies the charges. He runs a Brooklyn neighborhood paper and is father of two.
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New York
Sol Levy
Ainmar
Levy
I National Basketball Association
Boston
Frank Hagan
Bowling League Standings and Matches Summary
In the Wallace Jewelry Snastes two game sweep over Model Dairy, Raymond Jewelers dropped two to John’s Grocery, while Jackson’s Floral Gardens blanked Katherine’s Shop Laties. Standings show Wallace Jewelers 90, Raymond Jewelers 6, Katherine’s Shop 44, Jackson’s Florists 4, Model Dairy 42, John’s Grocery 9, with scores: Wallace 569 565 585, Model Dairy 568 508 510, John’s Grocery 534 497 592, Raymond 515 598 568, Jackson’s 58 614 602, Katherine’s 531 571 878.
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Wallace Jewelry Snastes
Lagdies
Scorium & Sweep
Model Dairy
Raymond Jewelers
John
Grovery
Jackson's
Floral Gardens
Katherine
Wallace Jewelers
Jon's Grocery
Katherine's
Jackson's Florists
Mitches
Wallace Jewelry
John's Grocery
Raymond Jewelry
Jackson's Floral Gardens
Katherine’s
New York Arena Scant Details From Brief Clip
Brief OCR fragment mentions New York St Nicholas Arena with names Ernie Diurando and Paddy Young and numbers 158 16915 but provides no clear event or outcome. Summary cannot confirm roles or dates. fragmentary.
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New York
St. Nicholas Arena
Ernie Diurando
Bayerine
N.d
Paddy Young
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