Sectional League hoops and big football clash hinted
A volatile sports week stitched with sectional league hoops and NFL drama. Jim Rich touts Meddville as a frontrunner while She Bulldogs rebuild. Giants meet Browns in a high stakes clash with divisional title on the line. college spring practice tightens as Yale shifts football focus. trade moves ripple through MLB as Red Sox deal Stobbe and Hoderlein for Gumpert and Lenhardt.
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Minos
Ohio State
Dilini
Columbus
Burkeyes
San Francisco
Dumont
Boston Red Sox
Chuck Stobbe
Mel Hodertein
White Sox
Randy Gumpert
Cleveland Browns
Massillon
Ant Canton McKinley
Lebanon Valley to meet Morris Harvey in Burley Bowl
Lebanon Valley College of Annville Pa will play Morris Harvey of Charleston W Va in the seventh annual Burley Bowl on Thanksgiving Day. The Dutchmen own a 6 win 2 loss record and next face Juniata. Morris Harvey was 5 2 and 1 after a recent win over Camp Lejeune 18.
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Jongsun Wiry
Ven
Lebihion Valley College
Annville
Nas
Morris Hailwey
Charleston
W. Va
Juniata
Morris Harvey
Camp Lejeune
Eagles
Fewer Hunters Reported in Pennsylvania This Season
News from Harrisburg says statewide hunting participation is down this year due to the world situation. Wardens note fewer hunters in many areas with some regions reporting a drop of about one third. Quail and ruffed grouse are scarce while tailing game like pheasants and squirrels remains variable across counties.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Commission
Pitt Center set for Panthers host Mountaineers clash
Gabe Gembarosky the 200 pound center from Donora Pennsylvania expected to return for the University of Pittsburgh as they face West Virginia on Saturday. He has been out with a leg injury since the Michigan State game three weeks ago and will bolster the defense alongside John Davia.
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Gabe Gembarosky
Donora
University of Pittsburgh
Panthers
West Virginia Mountaineers
Gembarosky
John Davia
Bowling Leagues See Wide Action Across Matches
Mabel Shoppe topped Thompson Products in two games and total pins as the Ladies A League standings shift with Mabel Shoppe 38 wins. Thompson Products 24, Raymond’s 1 WE 8, Rite Restaurant 6t Leed’s 19t, Chapin’s 165, Superior Cleaners 12t, Brigham’s Hardware 10. Results show Thompson Products 633 700 12% over Mabel Shoppe 505 050 73, Raymond’s 634 695 42, Superior Cleaners 643 644 502, Chapin’s 628 580 54d, Brigham’s 635 872 823. Mary Anderson led with 182. Eleanor Clark and Julia Clark top solo scores at 181 and 176. Evangelical United Brethren League results include Team No. 2 sweeping Team No. 1. Edwin Kepyel 236 opening game. Leed’s led by Helen Shoppe 676 563. Connie’s maintains seven-game lead in VFW Ladies B with 60 674 715.
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Thompson Maple Products
TMP
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Rite Restaurant
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Chaplin's
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Adies
Mabel Shappe
Thompson Products
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Rite
Chapin's
Superior Cleaners
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Mabel Shoppe
Rutz
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Brigham
Mary Anderson
Helen
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VFW
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Corry Krousal
Davis
Connie
Corry
Davis Radio
Wallace Garage
Laidley
Wallace
Garage
Corry Jonni Ayalon Center
Al 12
Dayly Radio
Beaver Club elects new officers at final meeting
Robert Bracken is named president of the Beaver Club at the last meeting in the Mintel building. The banquet for the Corry Hit football team will feature Dr Hugh O Hare as toastmaster. The club reported 2800 raised in a fundraising drive including donations from saints, industries and members. Directors chosen for four to nine year terms include Paul Meerdink, Joseph Brtessi, Lawrence Nichols and Rasselas Brown. Bracken will serve as president, with Bransen as vice president and Dr Kelso as secretary-treasurer.
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Beaver Club
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Sieoday
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Eary Ous
Whs
Tourney Directore
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Joseph Brtessi
Lawrence
Nichols
Rasselas Brown
Dr. TS
Kelsey
Clark Lord
Pete Dubinsky
Cobbett
Bracken
Dwestors
Bransen
Baressi
Dr Kelso
Tulsa Leads Nation In Total Offense With 4050 Yards Per Game
Tulsa Hurricanes pace major college football in total offense averaging 4050 yards per game toppling Notre Dame and Holy Cross. Arizona State leads in rushing yardage with 349.1 yards per game, while Loyola of Los Angeles tops passing with 219 yards per game. Oklahoma A&M remains runner up in rushing at 184 yards per game.
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Tulsa
Hurricanes
Oklahomans
Elis: State
Holy Cross
Crusaders
Arivons State
Tempe
NCAA
Ariza State
Pikee
College of Pacific
Loyola of Los Angeles
Don Klosterman
Loyola
Olahoma A & M
Princeton Bowsty
Kentucky
M A League Plans 1952 Season at Nov 25 Meet
Ebensburg Pi November 14 Club owners in the Close Mid the Atlantic Baseball League will meet November 25 in June to map plant for the 1952 season, League President Elmer Tally said yesterday. He noted the league faced a rugged year in 1951 with six teams and heavy financial losses. Hockey scores recap national and American leagues, while college and pro basketball reports highlight Rochester and Minneapolis scores and individual stats.
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Ebensburg
Atlantic Baseball League
Jhne
Elmer Tally
Weston
Wes
Lars
Colleges mull spring football ban after Yale move
NEW YORK November 18 major colleges weighed dropping spring football following Yale’s lead. Presidents voiced cautious surveys while considering nationwide reform including spring practice abolition, bowl game changes, and two platoon rules as Yale President Whitney Griswold confirmed Yale will end spring practice in 1958. Smaller schools like Williams Wesleyan and Amherst had already acted, with divisions in the Southern Conference and Pacific Coast Conference deliberating through their leagues and the NCA A.
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Whitney Griswold
Williams
Weslyan
Amherst
Ale Wes
Southern Conferene
Int
Pacific
Corference
Nulland Colfeetate Athletic Association
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