Corry High football tops Western Pa with 297 points
Corry High School scored 45 touchdowns and 297 points this fall across a nine game schedule, aided by 26 extra points. Bill Keppel credited with a safety. Nine players accounted for TDs led by Art Pitts and Jack Crawford. Also notes basketball drills at Allegheny College and prospects for Cassius Elston, with local coach comments.
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Corry
Western
Pennsylvania
Bill Keppel
Youngsville
Art Pitts
Jack Crawford
Rex Spaulding
Bill Coleman
Roger Ottaway
Roger Andrus
Lamy Vanderhoof
Jack Scott
Jimmy Bogden
Juniata Back Still Holds Scoring Lead
The college football scoring race shows Juniata’s Duvenar with 72 points, despite limited play last week. Dickinson’s Jerry Miller moved into third with 27 points in a Drexel game, while Lehigh’s Dick Gabriel added 6 points and Hank Johnson of Lebanon Valley climbed to fourth with 51 points.
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Pennsylvania
Mike Davanar
Juniata
Dick Gabriel
Lehigh
Duvenar
Jerry Miller
Dickinson
Drexel
Hank Johnson
Lebanon Valley
Two Ladies Dominate Kegler Night Highlights
Elsie Hixson rolled a 2186 series and Rosa Baker advanced to the select circle amid a busy kegling session with Seamus leading pace. The fragment hints at a public score event with strong female competitors in a local league.
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Seamus Keglerelies
Elsie Hixson
Rosa Baker
Coach Schwab Calls for High Dribblers at Corry
Corry High School basketball coach Fred Schwab begins tryouts for the Beavers with about 30 candidates expected at junior high drills. He plans conditioning this week and speeded drills next week as he rebuilds a squad lacking most last year’s starters.
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Allegheny College
Cassius Elston
Corry
Gators
al Werner
Codd Werner
Wat Piston
Fred Schwab
Cory High
Warren Beaty Junior High
Niagara University
Cleveland Indians
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Tribe
Indians
Corry High Beavers
Corry Rockets
Patsy Notte
Rockets
Ares
Buffalo Bills
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Cleveland
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Ollie Cline
Chett Adams
Paul Brown
Fenn State
Temple
Philadelphia
Owls
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Corry High School
Beavers
Youngsville
Gooch Schwab
Roger Ottaway
Art Pitts
Joe Vanik
Joe Hughes
Doug Spaulding
Bob
Bill Colenan
Jack Crawford
Ronnie Windahl
Bill Dimmick
Hower Andris
Jimmy Bogden
Schwab
Progress Mooseheart Bowling Wins in Moose League
Progress defeated Ald and Purity as Bruges Numuwenears service swept Moose League bowling last night. Fret Clark led the winners with a 604 series on games 193 212 199, while Paul Brenoel led the losers with 607 total on 204 212 191. Allison Gifford added 360 for Progress and Meyerink 1 158 74 for Purity.
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Fret Clark
Paul Brenoel
Mooseheart
Allison Gifford
Meyerink
Leeds Extend Lead In Ladies A Bowling League
Leeds increased their lead to four games in the Ladies A Bowling League by beating Page and Nichols three points. Chapin’s topped Raymonds as Brigham’s split with Steen’s and Superior’s blanked Mabel Shoppe. Team totals and individual scores feature Helen Fuller Rosa Baker and Frances Hurlbut among leaders.
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Raymond
Chapin
Brigham
Steen
Leed's
Lassies
Page
Superior
Mabel
Leed
Jene
Raymonds Perce Steen
Pace
Mabel Shoppe Sebete
Helen Fuller
Thelma Lite
Rosa Baker
Mary Hnatysayn
Charlotte Staples
Helen Burton
Frances Hurlbut
Rose Jackson
The
Cleaners
Marshall football coach Cam Henderson retires after 35 seasons
Huntington W Va November 9 Coach Cam Henderson announces he will quit coaching football after 35 years. He will continue to coach Marshall College's basketball team. His football record stands 67 wins 44 losses and 15 ties with this year at 5 2 and 3 games remaining.
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W Va
Cam Henderson
Marshall College
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Marshall Grid
Dodgers Target Raffensberger From Cincinnati for 1950
Brooklyn aims to acquire Reds left hander Ken Raffensberger to boost the 1950 pennant chase and World Series chances. President Branch Rickey and manager Burt Shotten hinted at pursuing a veteran pitcher during a press conference. Rickey reportedly pressed Warren Giles about the deal during city visits.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ken Raffensberger
Cincinnati Reds
Dodgers
Branch Rickey
Burt Shotten
Rickey
Shotten
Ruffensberger
Warren Giles
Reds
Pirates Buy Former St Paul Second Sacker
Hank Scheng formerly with St Paul as a second baseman has been purchased by the Pittsburgh Pirates from the Brooklyn Dodgers for a nominal sum. Pirates general manager Roy Hamey said the team dropped outfielder John Fiscalini to make room for Scheng who hit .846 with St Paul this season. The 28 year old from Aurora Indiana spent 1948 with the Chicago Cubs. The St Louis Flyers defeated the Providence Reds 8 3 in a Western division game to stay within striking distance of Cleveland.
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Hank Scheng
St. Paul
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Roy Hamey
Pirates
Anbow
Bucs
John Fiscalini
Schenz
Fiscatini
Schens
Aurora
Ind
Chicago Cubs
Flyers
St Louis Flyers
Providence Reds
Cleve- Inne Barons
Cleveland
St. Louiseum
Reds Pitcher Rumors Highlight Preseason Trade Talk
Rickey avoided naming the player offered in exchange while hinting at possible bait including Bruce Edwards Eddie Miksis Lars Ohno and Tommy Brown. Ratesenberger split starter and reliever duties last season with 18 games started and 17 losses for the seventh place Reds.
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Rickey
Bruce Edwards
Eddie Miksis
Oustele
Ty Lars Ohno
Tommy Brown
Ratenisberger
Bothvas
Reds
Beavers Schedule Pitt State Tilt With Pitt Penn State
Arrangements completed for a Beaver trip to Pitt Penn State in Pittsburgh on Saturday November 19. Fundraising secured money for the bus travel and meals for each player. The plan changed from Pitt Minnesota to Pitt Penn State due to ticket availability with a one day delay.
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Beavers
Corry
Penn State
Pittsburgh
Pitt Minnesota
Boxing Roundup Sees Several Knockouts Across Cities
In Los Angeles Ireh Bob Murphy stopped Lloyd Marshall in four rounds. In Jacksonville Tony Masciarelli defeated Toby Reid in three. In New Bedford Dem Baia outpointed Buddy Heyes over ten rounds.
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Los Angeles
Ireh
Bob Murphy
San Diego
Lloyd Marshall
Sacramento
Jacksonville
Fla
Tony
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