Meadville Routs Corry Beavers 28 0 in pivotal grid clash
Meadville High School dominated Corry with a 28 to 0 victory as quarterback Bill Peters scored twice and Lloyd Eubanks added a rushing TD, giving Meadville a 4 4 record and boosting hopes for a league title as they near the season finale against Warren. The Beavers were limited to four first downs and suffered Lee Williams injury setback.
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Meadville Beats Corry in Narrow Football Finish
Meadville holds off Corry 28 0 in a hard fought game. Highlights include Chuck Masone scoring on a one yard run and Gold adding the extra point. Meadville recovers a stumble on a snap before halftime as Cory is forced to punt late in the third.
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College Season Reaching Climax Big Games Ahead
College football nears its final three weeks as major conferences battle for titles and bowl spots. Oklahoma faces Missouri while Texas A&M eyes the Cotton Bowl berth. Arkansas and SMU loom as potential upsets. Oregon can clinch a Rose Bowl berth with one more win after beating the other eligible Pac Coast rivals.
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Bantamweight Title On Black Wednesday
After years of division disputes the bantamweight title bout at Los Angeles features Alphonsé Halim of France vs Raul Matias of Mexico for the undisputed 118-pound crown. Macias, NBA recognized champion, is favored in a 15 round match at Wrigley Field with over 20,000 fans and a $225,000 gross gate. Each fighter receives a $50,000 guarantee and Macias may earn a gate percentage. ABC TV plans nationwide coverage, except Los Angeles area. The 10 point system used. disputes since 1954 left Cohen and d Agata briefly sharing crowns in Europe and New York.
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Bears Rally in Hockey Loop Faces Rochester Challenge
The Hershey Bears win streak reaches five after two victories this week, beating Providence 5-2 and Buffalo 5-3 while edging Providence to a 3-3 tie. In 12 games this season they’ve lost once, led by likely leaders and key scorers as they chase the top spot in the American Hockey League standings.
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Frisco and Browns Win as Tittle Leads 49ers
San Francisco star Y. A. Tittle directed all five scoring drives in a 35-31 win over Detroit to place the 49ers atop the Western Division at 5-1. Cleveland, led by Jim Brown and Tommy O’Connell, beat Washington 21-17 to stay 5-1. Giants beat Green Bay 31-17, while Pittsburgh defeated Baltimore 19-13. Green Bay’s defense held late, but the 49ers’ late pass to Owens sealed the victory with 11 seconds remaining.
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Bowling Results From the Bowl Atre Mixed Doubles League
Frank Bennaras led with 222 as Pete Russell Jr posted 214 in last night’s mixed doubles. Other top scorers included Bill Bagos 200 Paul Hottink 203 and Euland Harvey 200. Additional team scores show Rockets 155 772 224 14 etc, Wasps 768 734 2338, Pinspotters 780 731 736 225 Pinsmashers 691 726 2174 High nets 805 148 814 2387.
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Palmer Captures San Diego Open Golf Title
Arnold Palmer of Latrobe Pa won the 20 000 San Diego Open at Mission Valley Country Club with a 271 17 under par. He edged Canadian Al Balding and finished 2 shots ahead of Mike Souchak Grosainger Rosburg and Billy Crisler. Palmer’s win raised his year earnings to 26627.
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