Local sports notes patrol week with golf, hoops and football quirks
The column covers Tony Joy not yet entered in the Pinehurst PGA event, Ted Lutier and others aiming to qualify, and district pros like Dick Sheemaker and Rader Jewett. It notes Beaver high schools planning Jaynees games, hunting humor from Ferm er Joe Mitt, a Bethlehem Ashland football twist, Gophers and Gophers comparisons, Northwestern Notre Dame and Wisconsin scores, and a mixed season outlook for Allegheny and Thiel with local high school ties to Sol Wolf and Corry.
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Corry
Tony Joy
National Professional Golfers’ Association
Pinehurst
Youngstown
Joy
Ted Lutier
Dick Sheemaker
Titusville
Rader Jewett
Butler
Allegheny
Gators
Hiram
Oberlin
Grovely
Tuniata
Thiel
Westminster
Titans
Larry Kelly
Yale
Viewen
Sp Totege
Sol Wolf
Corry High
Kelly
Wil- High Flash
Sol
Northwestern Wildcats poised for national title clash with Notre Dame
Northwestern, one of three remaining undefeated teams, is favored to beat Notre Dame on Saturday in a watershed grid matchup. The Wildcats have crushed Iowa, North Dakota State, Ohio State, Illinois, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan while other key games could shape Rose Bowl selections. Washington leads the Pacific Coast race, with a potential outright title by beating Washington State on November 26, and Yale or Harvard eye the Ivy League crown after their clash.
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Northwestern
Notre. Dame
Ramblers
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Wildcats
Buckeyes
Leslie Avery
United Press
New York
Sdturcay
Notre Dame
South Ben Ramblers
Wildcat
Towa
North Dakota State
Allinois
Minnesota
Michigan
Marquette
Duquesné
Golden Avalanches
Fordham
Georgia
Bulldogs
Rams
Alabama
Louisiana State
Southwest
Louissiana
Crimson Tide
Vanderbilt
Washington
Huskies
Washington State
Cougars
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Crimson
Tiger
East High Football Surges to 18 0 Victory Over Cathedral
East High Scarlets defeated Cathedral 18 to 0 in a final home game played on a snow covered stadium. Clarence Cone led East High with standout runs while Cathedral Prep Ramblers struggled against the cold conditions near Lake Erie.
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East High
Cathedral
BRIE
Novi
Clarence Cone
Scarlet and Gray Warriors
Turing
Cathedral Prep Ramibléers
Lake Erie
64 Pro Golfers Will Remain After Trials
Henry McLemore reports at Pinehurst that 118 golfers competed in the final 14 qualifying holes of the 19th annual tournament. The low 61 advance to match play. ties decided by sudden death. Fay Coleman fired 68 for the last 18 holes to pace the field amid a grueling day.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Pinehurst
N.C
Norrow
Diegel
Dotnny Hines
Bob Crowley
Byron Nelson
Hines
Crowley
Nelson
Fay Coleman
California
Moviestar
Coleman
Horton Smith
Ray Mangrom
Goleman
Alex Gerlak
Catskill Mountains
Penn State 1987 Football Schedule Released
Penn State College will start the 1987 season against Cornell and end with Pittsburgh at Pitt Stadium. The eight game slate features Gettysburg and Maryland replacing Muhlenberg and Villanova with home dates against Gettysburg Bucknell Lehigh and Maryland.
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State College
Penn State College
Cornell University
Pittsburgh
Pitt Stadium
Muhlenberg
Villanova
Gettysburg
University of Maryland
Cornell
Ithaca
Bucknell
Lehigh
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Maryland
Pitt
Charles Keating Hosts Corry High Eleven
Charles P Ishating hosted a testimonial dinner at the Hotel Corry jail for the 1936 Corry High football eleven. Thirty four attendees, including school officials, coaches and squad members, heard talks from Keating W P Lombard Russell Byler Captain Carl Sullivan and Supt Dewey. The event honored the team’s record and sportsmanship after the fall campaign.
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Charles P. Ishating
Corry
Corry High
Keating
W. P. Lombard
Corry Journal
Russell Byler
Carl Sullivan
R. 8. Dewey
Clark Again Beats Mahoney in Amateur Title Defense
Timmy Clark defeats Mahoney to retain the amateur championship with a late-round rally by Mahoney failing to overturn a wide early lead. Crowd of about 3,000 watches as Clark scores a knockout in an event resembling his prior win.
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Buffalo
Paulté
Mahoney
Timmy Clark
Fenegro Hash
Otank
Guyis
Clark
Officials Meet to Ban Painting Practice
Officials meet to ban painting practice on sidewalks and walls of two cities before annual high school games, stating that "Beat Clean" and "Beat, Bradford" will not be printed. The discussion references a runner event Monday evening, November 23, and mentions upcoming seed planting.
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Bradford
Keister's Take Leads Corry Keg Circuit Standings
Keister's Take led the City Bowling League last evening with a sweeping win over Cohen Coats as Corry Jamestown and Aero Supply stayed close. Citizena Bank swept Wrae games from Aero Athletic Association. Standings show Kolster's Cut Rate 14 10 58, Corry-Jamestown 12 9 572, Aero Supply 12 12.500, Cohen Coals 8 1 88s.
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Kelater
Cohen Coats
Corry-Jamestown
Aero Supply
Citizena Bank
Wrae
Aero Athletle Association
Kolster
Aero AL Av Reryyyee Ty
Cohen Coals
WPA Bowlers Meet Kiwanis Keg Squad Tonight
The WA squad leaders of the Class B League bowl at Recreation Alleys on vinneys B and 6 this evening. Lincoln Market and Qerry Jamestown clash on alleys 1 and 2. Loblaw's versus Recreation Alleys postponed due to illness.
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WPA
Kiwanis
Lincoln Market
Qerry Jamestown
Loblaw's
Beavers Courtsters Launch Drill Periods
United States polo dominates with ten goal players Stewart Iglehart and Thomas Hitchcock Jr. Hitchcock repeats as top rated for 1987, his 15th time. Iglehart, at 26, becomes one of polo's youngest ten goal players after his standout summer for the American team defending the Westchester Cup in London.
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United Prose
New York
United States
Stewart Iglehart
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Hitchcock
U. S. Folo Association
Yo Tglehart
Tglehart
England
London
Coy High School Beavers begin basketball drills with large squad
Coy High School opens practice with a big turnout including ten football players and thirteen Hoffwudders on the Junior High court. Coach Byler aims to trim the squad to at least fifteen soon and lists intramural plans for six teams across Sophomore Junior and Senior classes. Junior High coach Wilford Pomeroy starts daily varsity practice while noting injuries to Tommy Crage and Dick Nichols from football season.
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Beavers
Tirteen Hoffwudders
Joath Rosa Byler
Byler
Wilford Pomeroy
Pometroy
Tommy Crage
Dick Nichols
Smith Focuses On Pass Defense For Du Fresne Visit
Pittsburgh November 17 Coach Glipper Smith concentrates on pass defense as Du Fresne University faces undefeated Marquette. Duke gridiron warriors arrive at Carnegie Tech in good shape except senior right halfback Beto Vatro who is out with a leg injury from the Tech game.
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United Prax
Pittsburgh
Glipper Smith
Dufesne University
Marquette
Duke Gridiron Warriors
Carnegie Tech
Army Coach Nominates Squad for Navy Game Crisis
Army coach Gar Davidson called out his entire squad for practice on Monday in West Point New York. He included players who had played most of last Saturday's game with Notre Dame as the team began preparations for the Navy contest.
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West Point
N. Y
Navy
Gar Davidson
Army
Notre Dame
Northwestern Faces Notre Dame In Tough Saturday Clash
Jynn Waldorf hopes for luck as Northwestern prepares to meet Notre Dame this Saturday. The note references sports stakes and local hype around the game with a general sense of anticipation.
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Jynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Notre Dame
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