Allegheny’s resurgence tops 1948 football season
Allegheny College closes the 1948 campaign with a 40 0 rout of Northam and a 6 1 record under coach Bill Daddio. The article notes the coach and Meadville squad revived after prior doldrums and places the team among notable college performers and local sports buzz.
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Allegheny College
Bill Dadidio
Gators
Allegheny
Northam
Meadville
Seainst
Meadville Trams
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Pitt
Daddio
Jock Sutherland
Daddia
Fourth Quarter Thrills in College Football Upsets
In a day packed with late drama, Army edged Pennsylvania 26-20 to clinch the win as the clock expired, while Notre Dame rallied to beat Northwestern 12-7. SMU toppled Arkansas 14-12 on a final-play score, and Cornell outlasted Dartmouth 27-26 with a late point after leading 26-14. Princeton beat Yale 20-14 as two late TDs sealed it. Virginia’s Jon McCary covered 45 yards late for a sole score in a win over West Virginia, Clemson edged Wake Forest 21-14, Michigan routed Indiana 58-0, California defeated Washington State 44-14, Penn State beat Temple 41-0, Georgia overwhelmed Auburn 42-14, and Oklahoma swept Nebraska 41-44. Maryland fell to North Carolina 49-20.
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Benin
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Tus
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Wake Forest
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Califuraya
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Tulnie
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Hayward
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Notre Dane
California
Michigan State
North Cara- Tint
Oklahoma
Associated Press
New York
Pennsylvania
Gil Johnson
Pav Page
Southern Methodist
Arkansas
Bol Dean
Big Red
Jed
Princeton
Yale
Elis
Jon McCary
Vir‘ginia
West Virginia
Tadiana
Washington State & Soft
Georgia
Auburn
Eass
Nebraska
North Garoiiia
State widens rule on northern pike size and bag limits
Pennsylvania's State Fish Commission cut the legal pike size from 24 to 10 inches and raised daily bag from two to four, applying to inland waters July 1 to November 30. A southern limit near Route 5 was set, lake Erie rules unchanged. The move follows a survey by Dr. Gordon Trembly and public pressure from sportsmen groups, with a state warden exam also announced as part of a reorganization slated for next April.
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State Fish Commission
Pennsylvania
Streains
Lake Erie
Commission
Gordon Trembly
Uriher
Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Penn State not expected to play post season tilt
Report cites two black Penn State players as the main reason the Nittany Lions may miss a bowl bid. Wally Triplett and Dennie Hoggard are named as factors in potential Cotton Bowl exclusion, with no bid likely from Penn State.
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Penn State
Penn Yate
Southern Methodist
Dallas
New Orleans
Ngan
Nitany Lions
Towi
James H. Stewarl
Southwest Conference
Rolfe Named Tigers Manager in Detroit
Detroit on November 15 announces Robert Rolfe as manager of the Tigers. Rolfe, a former Yankee player, takes over after Steve ONeill's contract was not renewed. General Manager Billy Evans offered no further details while confirming Rolfe’s appointment.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Robert
Yankee
Raigers
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Calnig
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Billy Evans
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Hockey scores from American League games
Buffalo beat Philadelphia 18 to 4 in a high scoring affair. St Louis defeated Cleveland 2 to 3 while Providence won 3 to 0. Pittsburgh and Hershey posted varied results with NI Heven beating Washington and Indianapolis? Detroit. Chicago lost to Weston 1 to 4 and Montreal edged New York 4 to 3 against Toronto 3.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
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Hershey
NI Heven
Washington
Indianapolis
Chicago
Weston
Montreal
New York
Toronto
Browns defeat Frisco in AAC grid feature
The Cleveland Browns beat the San Francisco 49ers 14 to 7 at Cleveland to take undisputed lead in the west. Other changes saw the Baltimore Colts, New York Yankees, and Buffalo Bills games affecting conference standings and pennant race. Attendance reached 149,799 for the National League games.
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York
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al Amusiea Contesenue
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Chicago Rockets
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Two Teams Quit Class D North Atlantic Loop
Carbondale Pennsylvania November 15 two teams dropped from the North Atlantic League Class D. A special meeting was set for November 28 to consider bids for the vacant franchises. Bloomingdale Nyack and Poykekil were among clubs represented, with Nyack rebuilding to operate next season.
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Ereme
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OWO Leams
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Amonthose
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Robinson Fights Tonight in Philadelphia Boxing Card
Welterweight champion Ray Sugar Robinson meets Bobby Lee of Baltimore in a 10 round main event on an Apna boxing program. The card includes a dramatic mix of weigh ins and ring actions as fans anticipate fast exchanges and decisive scores.
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Philadelphia
Ray
Sugar) Robinson
Bobby Lee
Baltimore
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Mayr Chan
Hunters Move Through Corry To Bear Country
Hunters moved from points west toward Warren and Forest counties in a steady Eastward flow. Officials reported a high bear presence with many camps and hotels filled with hunters from the Midwest. Weather hindered tracking as bears became more wary and hunting pressure rose across the Tid Jonte, Milonesta, and Thonesta Dam areas.
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Warren Ud Forest
Warrant County
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Towler Reclaims Lead as Nation's Top Grid Scorer
New York Nov 15 Dan Towler of Washington and Jefferson surged to the nation's scoring lead with five touchdowns and three extra points on Saturday. He totals 114 points, ten more than Lee Spears of Catawba College. Hank Treesh of Hanover tied for a top position with 17 touchdowns overall, while Trees added 18.
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Sy Aseventuen
New York
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Salisbury
C. Hank Treesh
Hanovey
And
Grouse Trials Begin at Marienville Today
Four day Allegheny National Forest grouse trials open in Marienville Pa with dogs competing from New England Central Atlantic and Great Lakes states for a 1600 championship bowl Skyrocket Bride’s Hank owned by Flyin G Smith won the fourth series Masters Gem tress driven by Bi E Simmons of Roanoke Va placed high with Sam L’s Diana from Punxsutawney Pa finishing fourth as field trial interest grows. dogs expected to perform better this year
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Ene
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G. Smith
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Masterman
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Punxelhawhey
Bear hunting opens in Pennsylvania amid crop damage worries
Hunters seek wily bear as the five day season starts with a state prediction of about 590 bears. Farmers report crop damage across McKean Sullivan Tioga Lycoming Bradford and Potter counties. The Game Commission urges hunter safety with bright red attire after last year’s one fatality and two injuries.
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State Game Commission
McKean
Sullivan
Tioga
Lycoming
Bradford
Potter Counties
Man Found Shot to Death in Somerset
John Kis 26 of Pittsburgh was found shot to death yesterday in Somerset. State police believe an accidental discharge of a firearm caused the fatal wound while he was training. Kis had been visiting friends in the area.
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John + Kis
Pittsburgh
Kiss
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