Beavers Open Basketball Drills with Bright Prospects
Beavers begin inaugural practice at the Junior High School as non gridders join first session. Coach Faiss Byler plans early drills and possible late December start for games. Returning players Jim Lundy and Joe Lovence lead a youthful squad with Tom Cragg Ed McElroy and Bob Brown forming potential nucleus.
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Dick Nichols
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Joe Borinsky
Wilford Pomeroy
Bud Bracken
Chuck Williams
Jack Proper
Arthur Ingram
Don Lundy
Ralph Foster
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Two Corry gridiron stars eyed for all conference
Two Corry High School football players, Joe Borkasky and Bob Brown, are viewed as likely All Conference picks by conference coaches at the upcoming meeting in Titusville. Borkasky, Beavers' spark plug and main ground gainer, and Brown, a strong 185 pound lineman, are praised for leadership, consistency, and opening plays. Other Beavers, Tom Cragg, Ed McElray, and Chuck Williams, may gain honorable mentions.
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Crowley Sees Upsets Ahead For Saturday Football
Fordham coach Jim Crowley warned that upsets come before the main Saturday results. He cited Princeton over Yale and Rutgers over Dartmouth as examples, noting teams can be sluggish after big wins and letdowns are inevitable across major programs.
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Hepler Motors Wins Two Games In Antler Bowling League
Hepler Motors defeated Christensen Motors in two games of the Antler Bowling League last evening. George Roof posted the high series with 522 pins while H Hepter led Hepler with 485 in three games. Christensen Motors totaled 2,499 pins to Hepler’s 2,? rounding out a strong team showing.
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Dartmouth Routs Eastern Grid Front
United Press reports Dartmouth remains the top team in the eastern football race after a 20 19 upset of Carnegie Tech. The piece surveys the major contenders Carnegie Pittsburgh Holy Cross Fordham and Dartmouth with upcoming tests against Cornell Duquesne North Carolina State Brown Yale Harvard Duke and more as the season enters its closing stretch.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Penn State
Duke
Panthers
North Carolina
South Carolina
N.Y. U
West Virginia
Villanova
Army
Chattanooga
Columbia
Navy
New York University
Hurgara
Virginia
Nation's leading schoolboy scorer Bobby Cifer shines in Kingsport win
Bobby Cifer, 18, 185 pounds from Kingsport Tennessee, leads national schoolboy scoring after scoring 33 points in Kingsport's 41-0 win over Bristol, raising his season total to 213 and surpassing Bill De Correvont's 1976 yardage tally in nine games. Kingsport has two games left.
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Bristol
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Chicago
Austin High Oifers
Alley-Oops lead Ladies League with two wins
The Alley-Oops topped the Talies Bowling League with a two game victory while Taylor Cubs beat Susie Gs and the Miter Bugs defeated Leaping Lenas. Mrs. Kenneth Jones posted a high game for the evening with 172 as standings show Alley Oops and Bell Ringers near top.
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SRG Titter Bugs
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Krieger Will Not Defend His New Title
Promoter Ike Jacobs and others hear from Hymie Caplin that Sally Krieger will not defend his newly won middleweight crown for six months. Krieger earned the title by defeating Al Hostak in Seattle, a striking upset in his nine year career.
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al Hostak
Rams Shakeup Deepens After Davis Released
Cleveland Nov 9 The Rams began a shakeup after back to back losses to Green Bay and Detroit with Bot Davis a Kentucky halfback being released Davis was injured in the Rams win over the Lions weeks ago and has not regained his early season form
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Green Bay Packers
Detroit Lions
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University of Kentucky
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Lions
Rose Bowl may shift to closed series by 1940 vote
A proposed agreement between the Pacific Coast Conference and the Big Ten would make the Rose Bowl a closed series between the two leagues. The plan, discussed in New York on November 9, awaits Big Ten directors in Chicago on December 24 and a final vote.
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