Army and rivals vie for top AP spot after wins
College football roundup notes Army’s 2013 victory over Penn boosts expectations as Texas tops Southern Methodist. Oklahoma remains strong with a 27-18 win over Colorado. Kentucky California Princeton and Ohio State gain momentum with decisive victories. Alexander’s death marks obituary noted. Football recap also touches Corry High basketball prep and local high school matchups.
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EHigh and Carnegie Tech Set for Saturday Clash
Philadelphia Nov 6 Five Pennsylvania colleges race toward a pivotal weekend. Unde feated Lehigh meets Carnegie Tech in Bethleham as Lehigh crushed Muhlenberg 42 12 led by Gabriel and Doyne. Carnegie Tech scored three early touchdowns but faced a tough test.
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Many Schoolboy Grid Games Tonight Highlight League Play
Bowling standouts the Athletes and Phillies remain unbeaten in the High School Bowling League with 8-0 records after sweeps over the Madians and Eagles. standings list Western Conference teams, with Rains schedule disrupted by weather before Bellwood, Hollidaysburg, and others. Hody McKean delivered an outstanding 200-game as the best individual showing of the day.
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Pa Major Conference Race Tightens After Weekend Games
AP reports shifted standings in Pennsylvania prep football as weather caused many postponements. Bellwood Anths battles Hollidaysburg for Western leaders while Huntingdon drops Du Bois. Eastern leaders see Swayersville and Blikely fight late. Key upsets include Centrale beating Min ti and Ambridge, Uniontown, and Butler staying unbeaten in WPIAL actions. Carlisle and Chambersburg edge in, while Pottsville, Wanticoke, and Coal Township remain undefeated in the Eastern circuit.
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Bloomsburg Tweehers Rally Halts Washington Jeffer son
Bloomsburg Tweehers battled to a 1-1 draw against Washington and Jefferson as West Chester rolled over Mora vian 20-0. West Chester leads with six wins and one loss, while Thiel and Franklin and Marshall also stand unbeaten this weekend. Thiel meets Lycoming and F&M clashes with Washington and Jefferson.
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Conference Standings and Weekend Scores Report
The AMERICAN and NATIONAL CONFERENCE standings show Cleveland and N Y Yanks atop their divisions with 6 1 records, while Chicago Bears and Green Bay also hold strong positions. Yesterday’s results include Chicago Bears defeating Detroit 35 21 and Baltimore routing Green Bay 41 21. Next Sunday schedules feature Baltimore at Pittsburgh and Los Angeles at Green Bay among others. Joe Drazenovich, Penn State staffer, is noted as a Penn State freshman football coach.
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Bowl picture shapes up as SMU fades from title hopes
New York, Nov. 6. College football bowl picture forms as SMU loses title bid 34 after a 23 20 setback at Texas. Texas remains a top contender for SWC crown and Cotton Bowl. California, Ohio State, Kentucky, Oklahoma and Miami among noted bowl contenders, with UCLA and Tennessee also mentioned for Pasadena, Sugar, and Orange Bowls.
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Six Teams Vie For Pro Grid Toga In New York
New York reports a crowded field as six teams contend for the Pro Grid Toga. Highlights include Grevelind Browne’s 10-7 win over the Chicago Cardinals and a tight Steelers win over the Giants. The Rams and Bears push the race, with Rams beating San Francisco and Chicago edging closer in the standings.
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Saturday Scholastic Showdown Highlights Tiny Upsets
Kane 25 Warren G De Typ 14, Sheffield 6. Bill Vincent busts position on a null to rent Huntingdon 20, DuBois 7. Steynoldsville 4, Brookville 12. University of Mimi shows strong pace with Frank Smash 178 Polder from Tupkahae. NT Smith makes lab yard bursts in 44 teles 4s. Miami defeats Purdae.
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