Corry High teams primed for season openers this month
Corry High prepares for basketball with a season opener at Wattsburg on the 23rd and first home game on the 26th against Cranberry. Dick Fox’s squad began practice November 1, while wrestling opens December 15 at CAHS and Fort LeBoeuf hosts Warren with Joe Shantz coaching.
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Cranberry
Dick Fox
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Herm Rennells and Company
Fort LeBoeuf
Warren
Joe Shantz
Joe Massa
Meadville
Corry
Lou Hanna
Lou
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Titusville
Youngsville
Bender Field
Meadville High
Jim Veepra
Bob Straw
Spencer Hospital
Straw
Franklin
Oil City
Oilers
Erie Tech
Meadvillé
Iggh
St City
Uchs Field
Canada
Smonton
Montreal
Claims Suit Could Ruin Major Leagues
Milwaukee faced a choice between staying with the Braves or risking a Wisconsin antitrust suit that an official warned could ruin the game. The state court ruling will let Wisconsin courts hear the injunction against the Braves’ shift to Atlanta, potentially keeping the team in Milwaukee for 1966 if granted.
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Wil Ae
Eees
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Atlanta
U.S
Robert E. Tehan
Tehan
Willard S. Stafford
Posse
Earl Jinkinson
SEATE
Jinkinson
Gage
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National League
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Baseball
Polte
Grant Mn
Highest Scorer Fighting Irish Feed the Nation
Notre Dame tops the NCAA in scoring with 250 points and a 35.7 per game average after a 69-13 win over Pittsburgh. Nebraska sits second in scoring at 34.9 and leads rushing, while Tulsa boasts 425 total yards per game. USC and Princeton also post strong rushing and total offense figures.
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National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
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Utah State
New Mexico State
Nebraska
Tulsa
Golden Hurricane
Princeton
Texas Western
Southern California
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Trojans
Biri
Notre Dame Back Of Week Bill Wolski Stirs Irish Rout
Notre Dame halfback Bill Wolski named Back Of The Week by Associated Press after a five touchdown, 69-13 win over Pitt. He tied a 1923 school record with 5 TDs in under two quarters, injuring a leg early in the third.
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Associated Press
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Bill Wolski
Trish
Pitt
Wolski
Panthers
Red Maher
Kalamazoo
Sest
Formance
Stanford
Irish
Michigan State
Clinton Jones
Kentucky
Rodger Bird
Jones
Spartans
Iowa
Bird
Vanderbilt
Wildcats
Mutt, Jeff and NBA Results Mix Across Tuesday Cards
Philadelphia 76ers beat Los Angeles 118 to 110 led by tall rookie Soa Haene and standout Deerfield? Chamberlain scoring and Greer 32. San Francisco Warriors sank Detroit 107 to 102 as Thurmond grabbed 42 rebounds to pace the win. Celtics trimmed Bullets 130 to 116 in Providence, while New York-NY game postponed due to East blackout.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
76Ers
Soa Haene
Seatig
Netforts
Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Chamberlain
Greer
Lakers
San Jepacces
San Francisco
Nate Thurmond
Oe Ie Sette
Warriors
Detroit Pistons
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Celtics
Baltimore Bullets
Providence
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Hagge climbs to No 3 on LPGA money list
Marlene Hagge rises to third in the LPGA money standings with two wins in the last three weeks. Her season earnings reach 19498, while Kathy Whitworth leads with 26058 and Clifford Ann Creed is second with 20261.
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Marlene Hagge
LPGA
Sterday
Ye. C
Comiskey Fined After Guilty Plea in Reckless Driving
Comiskey Charles A. Comiskey 40 former part owner of the Chicago White Sox was fined in Wheaton Illinois after pleading guilty to a reckless driving charge on Tuesday.
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Comiskey
Wheaton
Ill
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Two men near 600 in Industrial League action
Harold Morton 215 185 198 for 598 and Jerry Haenel 211 146 235 for 592 highlighted a night of strong scores. The card also lists Romeo Marchiteli 208, Bob Smith 201, and several ladies league figures, with Avalon and Bowl-Aire standings and NFL notes on Parks and Brown among other items.
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Harold Morton
Jerry Haenel
Romeo Marchiteli
Bob Smith
Ladies Recreation League
Mary Lou Bailey
Hoxann Hajec
Thompston
Gladys Amor
Doris Lucie
Eleanor
Rose Amoroso
THE Journal Daily At Home Or Away
A brief notice encourages keeping up with THE Journal daily while a son or daughter is away from home, suggesting it as a source of steady news and entertainment during travel or independent living.
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Journal Daily
Beavers look to rebound after 7-15 season start
Coach finished 7-15 last season and was 616 in his first year. He coached at Gannon and Union City High after playing at Fox with Gannon and Clarion State Colleges. Beavers begin a 22 game schedule starting Tuesday November 23 through February 25 against Warren.
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Fox
Gannon
Clarion State
Union City High
Beavers
Warren
Unitas Strained Back in Ravens Win Over Chicago
Location reports Unitas suffered a strained back during a victory against Chicago. He completed 61.8 percent of passes, leads with 9.72 yards per attempt, and has the most touchdown passes. Fred Cox of Minnesota tops scorers with 69 points from 13 field goals and 30 conversions.
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Unitas
Chicago
Fred Cox
Minnesota
Gun Club Sets Sunday Turkey Shoot
The Rod and Gun Club in Columbus announces an all day Sunday turkey shoot from 10 a.m. to dark at the outdoor range. Open to all, events include running deer skeet trap and lucky shoots. Two turkeys will be given as door prizes, organizer Tony Lamendola said.
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Rod and Gun Club
Columbus
Tony Lamendola
Bowler Tied to Nationwide Illegal Gambling Indictment
A federal grand jury indicted Clem E. Sheldon of Arcadia California Melvin Sheldon of Port Washington New York and John A Belcher of Arcadia for operating Nationwide Service an illegal nationwide telephone gambling scheme The case names Edward P Ned Day a co conspirator Day a former world match bowling champion and long time title holder The indictment says Day's Milwaukee bowling and billiard supply firm basement housed the operation's headquarters
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Milwaukee
Wis
Clem E. Sheldon
Arcadia
Calif
Melvin
Port Washington
N. Y
John A. Belcher
Edward P
Ned) Day
Day
Nationwide Service
Plan Sites Of Pa Title Games Plan Sites Of Pa Title Games
Pitts burgh Pa AP Championship football games of the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League will be played at Pitt Stadium Wilkinsburg and New Kensington The WPIAL football committee set the Class AA final November 27 at Pitt Stadium Class A final November 18 at Wilkinsburg and Class B final November 19 at New Kensington EX-Ballplayer Dies New York Harry Frank Sr a 66 year old native of Baltimore for the famed Baltimore Orioles Baltimore timore died Tuesday He pitched for Orioles from 1918 through 1924
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Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League
Pitt Stadium
Wilkemsburg
New Kensington
WPIAL
Wilkinsburg
New York
Harry Frank ___ Sr
Balted
Baltimore
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Elma Cole
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Lyle's Builders
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Erie County Plastics
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Millspaw & Joy
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Meadow Brook
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Corry Pharmacy
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McInnes Steel Co
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Stockton's Meats
Marine Nat'l Bank
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Karen Gitsher
Dave Kimlin
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George Mira
Dallas
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Jim Brown
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Ee “ Erie Times-News
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Corry Foam
Thompson Maple
Jack Downey
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