Big test for Spartans shapes up in East Lansing
Unbeaten Michigan State meets once beaten Notre Dame in a pivotal Saturday clash at East Lansing. MSU, coached by Biggie Munn, must sustain top speed to maintain a possible perfect season while seeking revenge for last year's South Bend loss.
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Olean Oilers to Get Yankees Help for Next Season
Olean will receive backing from the New York Yankees under a signed agreement reported by Associated Press. Harold J. Ches, president of the Dines 1 Pony League Olean Oilers, said the pact was signed last week with Lee MacPhail, head of the Yankees eastern farm system. The Yankees will stock the local club and hold first option to negotiate with about 18 Oilers players.
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Associated Press
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Lee MacPhail
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Fights Last Night Involving Pittsburgh and New Orleans Stars
Reports from Pittsburgh Cleveland New Orleans and Chicago track several bouts and weigh-ins. Bob Baker 217 of Pittsburgh defeated Jimmy Bi ins 186 of Cleveland by 10 points while Raul Tuongo 195 of Santander Spain drew with Lenny Alvaney 135 of New Orleans at 10. The Chicago Cardinals list seven tackles with Wham at 260 pounds and light tackle George Eberle at 235 pounds.
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Spain
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Drew
Chicago Cardinals
George Eberle
Tennessee Maintains No 1 Position In AP Football Poll
Tennessee remains the nation's top college football team for the third straight week in the AP poll. The Volunteers defeated North Carolina 27–0, earning 60 first place votes and 1,280 points. Michigan State slips from second to fifth as Illinois climbs after beating Michigan.
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Ilinois
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Bowl-Aire Leads Men's A League Tightens After Split
Bowling action shows Bowl-Aire moving ahead in the Men's A League as they split with Blue Bonnet with Roesbacher's Insurance scoring a sweep over Tunnell's. Al's Clothes Shop took points from the Vets Club while Cobbett's edged Michaelson's Cafe in a busy schedule.
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All Clothes
Baker Ready for Big Time Bouts After Bivins Win
Pittsburgh heavyweight Bob Baker, 24, says he is ready for the big time after a unanimous decision over Jimmy Bivins in Pittsburgh. He praised Bivins as smart and notes his own goal of fighting Clarence Henry in Madison Square Garden on November 23. Baker weighed 217 pounds, Bivins 186, and Baker vows more strong fights to gain experience.
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Clarence Henry
Los Angeles
Moore Goodwill To Play At Erie Lions Club Charity Game
Corry seniors Craig Skip Moore Senter and Ery Goodwill will represent Corry in the Erie Lions Club Save an Eye charity game. They will face the West team in the Erie Stadium on November 16 with Goodwill nursing a hip injury but expected to play in the all star battle.
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Erie Lion's
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Skip" Moore
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Erie
Goodwill
Bowling Scores Hit High Marks Across Four Circuits
A flurry of 200s and more lit up four bowling circuits last night led by Phil Sample with 655 and Chuck Harden’s 241. Hurton finished 649, Pete Russell 627, and numerous others posted 200s including Lamielle 242 and Bar ber 203.
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Chuck Harden
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Paul Brenoel
Keith Plants
Art Fairchilds
Ken Spear
Jack Weis
Bill Hammond
Vera Group
Frank Dorrance
al Dorman
C.K. McLean
Tom Cragg
John Dubrosky
Richard Hurlbut
Lawrie Baker
Bill Lamielle
Bob Bracken
Paul Hurlbut
Buland Harvey
Faye Barber
Turkey Shoot Slated Sunday at Cory Rod and Gun Club
A turkey and chicken shoot is planned at the Cory Rod and Gun Club skeet range on Sunday morning at 10 o clock. The organization expects a large turnout of shooters. A high powered rifle shoot with standard and deer targets will be used, and a shotgun shoot is also on the program. The event runs all day and is open to all sportsmen in the city and vicinity.
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Cory Rod and Gun Club
Crooked numbers and boxing notes from early reports
In New York at St Nicholas Arena Eugene Hairston defeats Laurent Dauthuitle by points with France and other unconfirmed figures. Providence and Washington bouts feature Del Flanagan and Marshall Clayton with mixed results. A Pittsburgh Pirates aide George Metkovich is noted as possibly the league’s lone Croatian.
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Eugene “Silent
Johnny Saxton
Brooklyn
Marshall Clayton
Wastington
George Metkovich
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dressen Rehired As Brooklyn Pilot 1952
Brooklyn announces Chuck Dressen is rehired as manager for 1952, with salary about 30000, despite earlier fan protests. Walter OMalley confirms retention in a press conference as Jackie Robinson and players expect Dressen to return to Los Angeles on Friday.
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Brooklyn Pilot
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Jackie Robinson
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Los Angeles
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Lytle Faces PIAA Probe Over Referee Incident
Erie Chapter of the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association probes alleged slinging of a referee by Titusville coach Red Lytle after a Girard-Titusville game. Referee Tom Fuhrman filed the action. Lytle denies punching, says he pushed but did not strike. Witnesses say Fabrain broke up the fight as a 15 yard penalty was being marked.
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West Chester Back Grabs Scoring Lead
Fred Prender of West Chester leads Pennsylvania college football scoring after netting non touchdowns and five conversions in West Chester ALT victory over Moravian. He tops Bucknell's Brad Myers, whose three touchdowns in a 28-7 win over Temple push him to seven games and 67 points. Bert Talman drops to third as Scranton's Romanowski falls from second to fourth with 69 points.
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Bert Talmane
Corry High Cagers Begin Drills This Week
Corry High announces basketball preparations as football ends. Coach Fred Schwab schedules Wednesday meeting for all candidates, Thursday medicals, and Friday the first practice session. Four lettermen return: Hodie McLean, Jim Sacer, Tiny Bogden, Roger Atdrns, with several others competing for spots. Sophomores include Frank Lloyd, Ted Blohynalel, and Kim Coals who may miss early due to a broken ankle. The Beavers switch to Section II, District 10 with league foes Oil City, Franklin, Titusville, Meadville, Warren, and a 18-game schedule plus additional non-league games.
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