Pitcavage Puts Beavers On Back Of 1986 Run
Al Muzey Pitcavage of Corry High School led the Beavers with 80 of 478 points in the 1986 season, scoring touchdowns in all but one game and adding eight of fourteen extra points. Other scorers included Taylor Wilcox Glick and Sullivan, while Jourdet’s Penn slate and Navy Notre Dame notes appear in the broader roundup of sports notes and college previews.
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Muzey" Pitcavage
Corry
Beaver
Sesson
Millsville
Beavers
Paul Taylor
Johnny Wilcox
Bob Gulick
Jack Taylor
Carl Sullivan
Sullvan
Wilcox
Lon Jourdet
University of Pennsylvania
Quakers
Penh Ia
Notre Dame
Syracuse
Georgia Tech
Corry High School
John Lami
Ing
Sion
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Want Cage Games Washington Lunch Team Seeks Matches
The Washington Lunch basketball team of Titusville along with two small independent clubs seeks games. Interested teams in Union locality should contact Art Jacobe at 120 Hast Spruce Street Titusville PA for arranging a meeting with the GigRiders.
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Washington Lunch
Titusville
Unie
Gigriders
Art Jacobec
Spruce Street
Tittsville
Car ad notes a sale in chewed OCR text
A fragmented classified notice describes a used car sale. It mentions a vehicle and asking price in rough terms but lacks complete details such as model year mileage or contact method. The readable items hint at a sales listing in a local newspaper section.
Notre Dame Army Grid Classic Draws 80 000 Fans
New York hosts the eastern football season’s marquee clash Notre Dame versus Army at Yankee Stadium. The game headlines a weekend slate of 28 armistice day contests, with Texas A and M versus San Francisco the national spotlight.
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Army
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Leslie Avery
United Press
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Colgate
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Carnegie Tech Hurt Stars May Play Saturday
Carnegie Tech nurses injuries to two key players, halfback Jerry Matelan and captain Nestor Hention, hoping they can suit up for Saturday's city football showdown with Duquesne Dukes. A Tech win could force a three way tie, with a Pitt game looming next week.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Duquesne Dukes
Tech
Pitt
Jerry, Matelan
Nestor Hention
P G A Hopes For Record Pro Golf Year 1937
Chicago November 10 America's professional golfers plan a $200000 target for 1937 with a possible $25000 all star event and additional attractions. Robert B Harlow head of the tour bureau announced at the PGA meeting predicting a big money year as 1936 closes.
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Chicago
America
Professional Golfers’ Association
Robert B. Harlow
Harlow
Penn Victory Proves Power on the Gridiron
In Philadelphia on November 10, Pennsylvania crushed Michigan to affirm a Great Penn team this year. The Wolverines, whose season offense had been mockingly dubbed three Ps a pass a punt and a prayer, failed to mount a challenge as Penn’s quick backs and relentless attack dominated. Ann Arbor’s size and strength could not keep up with the Red and Blue throughout the afternoon.
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Philadlehia
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wolverines
Penn
Ann Arbor
West
Philadelphia
Injured Duke Backs to Play Against Tech
Duquesne backfield stars George Matsik and Beto Vairo, both hurt against Pitt, returned to uniform and are expected to play against Carnegie Tech Saturday. Matsik, a 72 yard TD scorer, and Valto had injuries limiting them since the Pitt game. The Dukes face a tough test as they regroup after their setback.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Duquesne University
George Matsik
Beto Vairo
Carnogie Tech
Matsik
Pitt
Valto
Heron Tangled in Dam Pumps Halts Russell Water
A blue heron with an 8 foot wingspan became entangled in the control wires of Russell city dam pumps. The bird was killed and water pumps were inoperative for several hours, disrupting local flow until authorities freed the area and restored service.
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Russell
Kan
Aeros In Knot With C/Sin League Lead
Aero Supply bowling squad tied Corry Jamestown for the league lead after sweeping Cohen Coals two games last evening. Hursidrage leads with 224 average and a 285 game while Jack Krone adds 240. Four Aero A.A. members top 190 as Keister’s Cut Rate also sweeps Citizens Bank. standings show Corry Jamestown 12 9, Aero Supply 11 11, Keister’s 11 10, Citizens Bank 9 12, Cohen Coals 8 13.
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Avro Supply
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Zivic Beats Lacadre In Ten Round Pittsburgh Bout
Fritz Zivic 146 pounds from Pittsburgh defeated Gaston Lacadre 143 pounds, French welterweight, by a ten round decision at Moose Temple. It was Zivic’s eighth straight win as he eyes a championship clash with Barney Ross.
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Ploody
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Gaston Lacadre
Moose Temple
Barney Ross
Purify Your Blood Barosma Compound Adverts
An old advertisement urges purification of the blood through kidneys and promotes Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets as a tonic. It claims the tablets stimulate kidney function and help clear poisons, priced at 50 cents, available at drug stores.
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Thompson
New Point System Could Change Football Standings
A legacy exploration shows a proposed first down point system could alter many game outcomes. If first downs counted for one point and touchdowns remained six with no conversion, several major results would shift altering rankings and records across teams like Navy Notre Dame Michigan State Temple Holy Cross Fordham Purdue Georgia Tech Auburn and others. The survey notes most victors would stay the same, but numerous contests would flip, reshaping the national grid picture.
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Notre Dame
Navy
Michigan State
Holy Cross-Colgate
Temple
Holy Grass
Colgate
Crusaders
Fordham
Purdue
Rams
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Tech
Lewis to challenge Braddock for crown after Harvey defense
Light heavyweight champion John Henry Lewis of Los Angeles plans to challenge Jim Braddock for the heavyweight title after defeating Len Harvey at Wembley Pool. Braddock is under contract to Madison Square Garden and Mike Jacobs to defend against Max Schmeling next June, limiting any immediate title bout.
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United Press
London
John Henry Lewis
Los Angeles
Len Harvey
Jim Braddock
Braddock
Madison ‘Square Garden
Mike Jacobs
20Th Century Sporting Club
Max Schmeling
Germany
Maxie Baer
Lewis
Harvey
Wembley Pool Arena
Duquesne football player dismissed for breach of discipline
John Perko senior left guard from Chisholm Minnesota was expelled from the Duquesne University football team and from all classes announced by dean of men Reverend John A. Manning. The school cited a breach of discipline as the reason. Notre Dame remains underdog against Army despite coaching drills.
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Pittsburgh
John Perko
Chisholm
Minn
Duquesne University
John A. Manning
Perko
Sale of Browns Expected at Big Meet Thursday
Chicago November 10 A sale of the St Louis Browns is expected at the American League powwow on Thursday. The move could end three major issues including Landis ruling on Bob Feller, broadcasting of AL games, and Browns ownership transfer details. William C DeWitt tied to Cardinals may be asked to sever ties with the National League club if he joins the Browns as general manager.
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Funoins
Chicago
St. Louia Browne
K. M. Landin
Bob (Young) Feller
Cleveland
Wouider
van Meter
Carbon Ifdio
Browns
Phil Ball
Donald Barner
St. Louis Investment ‘House
William C. DeWitt
St. Louis Cardinals
de Witt
Stapulis Hurt as Pitt Drills for Nebraska
The Pittsburgh Panthers will train tomorrow night for Lincoln Nebraska with one of the twin fullbacks out due to a shoulder injury suffered Saturday. Arnold Greene the 215 pound quarterback moves to fullback and Frank Patrick will start at fullback.
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