Valuable Punter Chuck Williams Shines For Beavers This Season
Punting ace Chuck Williams powered the Beavers with accurate coffin corners and consistent boots. He helped secure key wins over Union City and CW City, while his kicking eased pressure on the offense and kept opponents on edge throughout the season.
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Chick Willams
Chuck
Beaver
Pases
Union City
CW City
Dis C. Williams Tance
Beavers
Fark
Irish Grid Year Tests Loom On Armistice Weekend
United Press reports a light holiday slate as major teams rest for Saturday action. Notre Dame and Minnesota headline the weekend, with Tennessee vs Vanderbilt and Texas Christian vs Texas among notable matchups. Strong teams like Santa Clara and Oklahoma clash with tough foes as posturing for bowls continues amid scattered standouts.
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Leslie Avery
United Press
New York
Holy Cross
Brown
Worcester
Mics
Crusaders
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Dartmouth
Yale
Hargar
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University of Miami
Washington
Catholic U
Gormge
Pacific Coast
Luorock
Tex
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Gophers
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Texas Christian
Texas
Middle West
Tews State
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Missouri
Santa Clara
SL Mary
Fordham
Pleasantville Downs Rocky Grove in Season Opener
Pleasantville High defeated Rocky Grove High 25 to 12 on the focal court last night. Pleasantville connected on ten field goals while Rocky Grove managed four. The early season pairing showed Pleasantville taking control from the start.
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Pleasantville
Rocky Grove
Grovers
Tri-County League Final Standings Report
Meadville Corry Oil City Franklin Titusville end with tied score as Oil City and Franklin both finish with six points. The season highlights a strong showing across the conference and hints at competitive parity among the member schools.
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Corry
Waren
Titusville
OH City
Meadville Corry
Oil City
Franklin Titusville
Franklin
Miller named new head at Indianapolis club
LEO MILLER, former Buffalo Baseball Club business manager, becomes president and general manager of the Indianapolis club in the American Association. He acquires substantial stock alongside Ray Schalk, who resigns from Buffalo and joins Indianapolis in the same capacities. Norman A. Perry resigns as president and director, plans retirement in California and Florida.
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Leo Miller
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Len T. Miller
Erie
Buffalo Baseball Club
Miler
Ray Schalk
Bison
Taletne
Inianapolis
Schutte
Miller
Norman A. Perry
Perry
California
Florida
Bob Owens Sets Pace in Corry Damestown Bowling League
Bob Owens posts a high event average with 180 led by B Duntay 278 and E Carlson 274. The Engineering bowlers win three games from the furnishing squad while the Casers take a win from the Pressing department. High game 183 by E Carlson. Other averages include P Person 187 and Meghan 128 in a crowded list.
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Bob Owens
Corry
Montgomery-Ward
Montgomery Ward
Steeng
H. Larsson
Phelps
H. Cragg P. Burkharde
Pvt
Ave. Steens Owens
Shoemaker
Rehnberg
Sullivan
Benson Ant
Wilcox
A Meehan
Flanigan
Prising Dept
Smith
Sperry
Swanson
Eckman
Peracn
Carlson
Sain Engineers Dept. Anderson BS
Wilson
Dahl
ABA
Sam Snead Wins Sulphur Open at White Sulphur Springs
Sam Snead topped the White Sulphur Open field at White Sulphur Springs Va clinching $750 first prize. He posted scores 68 68 69 and finished two strokes ahead of Laffoon Chicago with $2,500-ish second prize. Burk, Bulla, and Byrd shared fourth through sixth place. The pro circuit heads to Pinehurst and the Mid-South Open next.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Sam Snead
Snead
Laffoon
Chicago
Franklin and Oil City Battle to 7 0 Tie in Rival Game
Franklin High and Oil City tied 7 to 7 to close the 1938 season before about 3,000 fans. Oil City scored in the third period on a short plunge by Ossoft after a blocked punt, Franklin answered in the fourth. Both teams finished with nine first downs, Franklin totaling 152 yards to Oil City’s 148.
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Franklin
Oil City
Owl City
Oi City
Franklin High
Oilers
Ossoft
Kelt
Brophy
Ol City
Gent
Fonzo
New York Americans and Maple Leafs Tie in NL Standings
The New York Americans defeated the Detroit Red Wings 2 1 to start the week while the Toronto Maple Leafs blanked the Montreal Canadiens 2 0, leaving both teams tied for third in the National League hockey standings.
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New York Americans
Toronto Maple Leafs
Detroit Red Wings
Leafs
Montreal
Canadiens
Budge to Play Pro Match in Philadelphia January 5
Don Budge, who captained the U S Davis Cup team, will return to Philadelphia for a pro match January 5 at Convention Hall promoter Ray Wabian announced. Budge, yesterday turned pro, will meet Titsworth Vines, fellow Californian and provisional champion.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Don Budge
United States
Ray, Wabian
Budge
Titsworth Vines
Champiom
Convention Hall
St Rosalia Preps Meet Warren For Semi-Pro Tilt
St Rosalia Preps, a standout semi-pro football team in Pittsburgh district, travels to face Warren Red Jackets Sunday at 2 30. The winner advances to McKeesport November 20 for a Western Pennsylvania semi pro championship game. St Rosalia defeated McKees Rocks Rangers 21 6 while Warren beat the Rangers 18 7.
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Warren
Owv
Western Pennsylvania
Red Jackets
St. Rosalias
St. Rosalla Preps
Me Kees Rocks Rangers
Rangers
St Edward's Open Campaign At Townville
St Edward's Shamrocks open their 40 campaign at Townville on Friday November 18. With last season's first team gone, Coach Pitts must field a lean speedy lineup. Likely varsity contenders include Sullivan Mean Rewsler Jackson Hoylen with Mooney Bachomer Neylon Jackson bidding for first string roles. The team has practiced twice weekly for three weeks and will intensify next week.
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Art Pitta
St. Edward's
Townville
Pitts
Shamrocks
Bob SullivanJoan
Tom Rewsler
George Jackson
Gil Hoylen
Joe Mooney
Pat Bach Omer
Art Neylon
Frank Jackson
Hunters Told to Use Care Near CCC Camps
Harrisburg Nov 14 Pennsylvania sportsmen were urged to take extreme precaution when hunting near CCC camps and road projects to prevent further loss of life. Col. Nicholas Bide, president of the State Game Commission, warned that lives have already been lost through carelessness, and more will be at stake if hunters ignore the warning.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
CCC
Nicholas Bide
State Game Commission
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