Meadville Bulldogs Shine In Banquet Honors And Tough Season
By Bob Loveland Meadville boosters honored the Bulldogs at a banquet headlined by Lou Groza of the Cleveland Browns despite a broken nose from a recent tackle. Awards went to Bob Smolinski Joe Bradley and Ed Gray as top players and workers while coach Tony Stellato praised the team amid a 4 3 2 record. Corry and Meadville performances drew praise and critique as fumbles and losses marked a challenging Beaver County season with potential rebounds noted for 1957 and Windber Oil City and Erie Cathedral Prep cited for future contention.
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Notre Dame Keeps No 1 Tag In AP Poll
Notre Dame remains the top team in the nation for a second straight week as the AP Top Ten shows Alabama second and Michigan State preparing to challenge. The Irish hold 380 points with 26 first place votes, while Alabama has 11 first place votes and 834 total points.
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Penn State Second in East Football Vote
Penn State moved to second place in the Lambert Trophy standings after upsetting previously unbeaten Ohio State 27 0 last Saturday. Syracuse secured first with all first place votes while Boston College climbed to third and Villanova dropped to fourth.
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Yale
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Massachusetts
Wittenberg Tops New York In Small College Poll
Wittenberg, undefeated this season, retained its No. 1 AP small college football ranking after spurning a bowl bid. The Tigers of Springfield, Ohio, have led the Top Ten since the season began, with Louisiana Tech finishing second.
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Associated Press
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Louisiana Tech
Perm Staters stun Buckeyes in shocker at Ohio Stadium
The crowd of 4,279 marked OSU’s third largest attendance in history as the Buckeyes hosted a surprise win. Al Rigby, a Dayton native now in Ohio State interest, attended with family members from Columbus and enjoyed a campus tour during the game.
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al Rigby
Dayton
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Columbus
University
Bowling Scores in Men's A League Big Series
The two Bobs led scoring in the Men's A League with Bracken posting 214 212 and 180 while Hand added 226. Sonny Staples and Dick Chap man each hit 226 and 223 respectively, with Marv Perkins 223 Paul Clark 218 Lafe Douglas 215 Dick Merkle 213 Robbie Robinson 214 Dick Smith 203 Denny Becket 201 Pat Renzi 200. Other leagues note McInnes Steel Fred Kauer 202 200 Archie Wetmore 202 Walt Bowen 201 and WEW Businessmen Joe Nutdomus 210 Gene Combs 208 J Platt 200 as B league scores also roll in.
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Sonny Staples
Dick Chapman
Marv Perkins
Paul Clark
Lafe Douglas
Dick Merkle
Robbie Robinson
Dick Smith
Denny Becket
Pat Renzi
McInnes Steel
Fred Kauer
Archie Wetmore
Walt Bowen
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Gene Combs
J. Platt
Whitey Ford OK After Surgery
Whitey Ford recovers from left arm surgery performed yesterday by Dr Denton Cooley at St Luke's Hospital and is expected to be ready to pitch by spring training. A hospital spokesman said Ford will be discharged in about a week.
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Tex
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Denton Cooley
Ford
St. Luke's Hospital
Man Testers Seat At National Horse Show
A man at Madison Square Garden attended the National Horse Show last night found his seat occupied and complained to the chief usher. He inquired about wrestling start time and noted a ticket for Monday night November 16.
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Fight Results from Dallas Hull Paris Cape Town
Roy Rogers in Dallas defeated Serapiron Johnson by outpoint. George Chuvalo stopped Calvin Butler in Hull Paris. Jean Josselin beat Oscar Miranda in Paris. Stoffel Steyn defeated Tony Peron in Cape Town. Corry Stores showcased shop options.
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Cleveland
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Jean Josselin
France
Oscar Miranda
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Peron
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Terie
Milwaukee May Hear Antitrust Charge Again
Milwaukee County board chairman Eu gene Grobschmidt says the county should consider an antitrust suit against the National League after the Braves shift to Atlanta for 1986. Rep. Henry Reuss urges action, citing restraint of trade and the end of the 42 year exemption.
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National League
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Ariz
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Reuss
Department of Justice
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House Judiciary Committee
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Robert Russell
Fights Report: Lester Stops Morales in San Francisco Bout
In San Francisco Jimmy Lester 150 pounds knocked out Hilario Morales 158 pounds in a 3 round match. In Santa Monica Thai Spencer 190 pounds from Pasadena California knocked out Tom McNeeley 209 pounds in 5 rounds.
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Jimmy Lester
Hilario Morales
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Santa Monica
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Thai Spencer
Pasadena
Tom McNeeley
Boston
Kennedy Brown Lead Beavers Among Juniors on 1964 Team
The 1964 Carry High Beavers show strong underclassmen impact led by juniors Chuck Kennedy and Greg Brown. Kennedy rushed 561 yards on 97 carries, Brown scored 31 points and added 181 receiving yards. both top the junior contingent as seniors’ absence in parts of the season is noted. Jerry Roach directed much of the offense with 550 passing yards, while Bill Walsh returned from injury to contribute in rushing and scoring.
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Clay Predicts Win In 9 But Sonny Favored
Boston AP Sonny Liston and Muhammad Ali both passed a medical check. Liston, 40 5 in Las Vegas odds, predicted a victory in fewer than 15 rounds while Ali predicted nine rounds and taunted Liston with a mock hunt on Commonwealth Avenue.
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