Corry High prepares for toughest schedule in history
Corry High School Athletes enter daily workouts two weeks before the season opener as they brace for a demanding 145-46 schedule. Coach Milanovich must field a strong lineup against Class B rivals Apartunshoro and Youngsville and tough opponents like Jimnestown and West Field amid strong national college results shaping the season storyline.
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Corry High School
Jimnestown
Westfield
New York Lake Shore
Vincent and Technical
Erie
Franklin
Itchville
Rams And Redskins Within Sight Of Sectional Grid Crowns
The national college football race tightens with Army and Navy training for their December 1 clash in Philadelphia while Big Ten Big Seven and Big Six titles loom. Alabama Oklahoma A&M and Virginia vie for Rose Bowl bids as bowl chaos grows. Western and Southern conferences shape up with key games Saturday, including Indiana Pittsburgh Michigan Ohio State and Colorado clashes.
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Trtiny
Pennsylvania
Navy
Wisconsin
Batard
Temple
UCLA
Town Michiken State
Holy Cross
Town
Minnesota
St. Mary'’s
Los Angeles
Gaels
Bsoythen California
Amy
Ustro
Alabama
Ollahoma A & M
Bach
Howard H. Denison
Warren
Dingle
Waterford
Russell Palmer
Union City
Joe Livel
Albion
Todd Lloyd
Gi Yayd
Erie County Athletic Association
Penn State
Cary
Setlbe
Indiana
Erie Academy
Prep
New York
Hiontdraves
Vlenron Op
Army
Philadelphia
St. Mary's
Maly Cyous
Virginia Army
Pensylvente
Mexwell
D. ‘Taylay
West Point
Telans Stow
Pittsburgh
Kerbine
Purdue
Hoos
Misuburt
Oklahoma
Kans
Colorado
Denver
Rocky Mountains
Stnics
Texas
Dulge
North Carolina
Bowling scores dip as keglers push high 200s
Through Friday night Joszue bowling coverage lists ten entries in the USB select circle with scores such as Chris Jensen 210 Harry Hotchiell 249 Russ Cassett 210 Walter Shannon 203 Austin 211 Ralph Bailey 206 Bill Dahl 232 Doc Kelsey 246 Ewald Carlson 202 Desin Houser 227 Clark Lord 200 and George Koestnar 209.
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Keglers
Joszue
Chris Chrisensen
Harry Hotchielss
Russ Cassett
Boxing Played Major Part In Army Program
Army Special Services notes boxing dominates training and recreation in the armed forces with an estimated 75 percent of ground troops participating, either in training bouts or on personal time. Big name pros entertained troops worldwide, with championships and tours in London, Berlin, Paris, Australia, Manila, Hawaii, the Marianas and Japan. The Fighting Stevedores of Gulf Command led a notable 16 month run with 120000 bouts staged for service members seeking combat sport and camaraderie.
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Bis Hamar
Washington
Special Services Branch
America
Kent
Army
Ane Billy Cent
Ray Robinson
Bob Smith
Buddy
Max Baer
George Nicholson
Peter Seals
Boom-Bom Maneini
Te Globe
Lontros
Berlin
Paris
Australia
Manila
Hawaii
Japan
Pets Gulf Command
PGC
Russy
Britain
India
Persia
Arabia
China
Happy Tame
Temple May Get Orange Bowl Bid
Temple University rose to 6-0 by upsetting undefeated Holy Cross 14 to 6. The Owls, lauded in press circles, built postseason buzz as rumors spread they could land an Orange Bowl invitation on New Year’s Day.
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Temple
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Temple University
Owls
Penn State
Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross
Buffalo Bisons extend winning streak amid hockey fever
The Buffalo Bisons push their seventh straight win as attendance nears 92,084 for ten home games, defeating Cleveland 8-5. Providence and Rhode Island Reds battle to a 3-3 tie with three minutes left, as the league race tightens.
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Me City Auditorium
Bisons
Hunner
Wale
Cleveland
Taciannopolis
Providence
Rhode Island Reds
Ereh Matters
Lions Fall to Giants in Upset Boot Hill Blitz
In a weekend NFL roundup the New York Giants upset Detroit as Cleveland Rams lead the Western division with a 49-21 conquest of the Chicago Cardinals. Washington Redskins and Philadelphia Eagles posted wins while Green Bay kept title hopes alive by routing the New York Yankees 28-0.
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W. LT
Pls
Cleveland
Detroi
Green Hay
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cards
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Green Bay
Boston Yanks
Associated Press
Cuicago
Cleveland Rams
Cleviland
Redskins
Philadelphia Eagles
Pitts
Duis Storlers
New York Granty
Rams
Bob Waterfield
Chicago Cardinals
Chicago
Giants
New
Chirwea Bears
Sid Eckman
Eagles
Stevlers
Steve van Buren
Green Bay Packers
Truninstagew Yanks
Roundup of college football bowl hopes and suspensions
New York sports roundup notes shifting bowl prospects as St Marys Holy Cross and Penn State are knocked from consideration. Army and Alabama emerge as possibilities while a courtroom appearance for Glenn Davis and Jim Rows is mentioned. The piece references Pitt and Shaughnessy amid scattered game details and defensive observations.
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New York
St. Mary's
Holy Cross
Penn State
Army
Alabama
Oulshorna
Glenn Davia
Glenn
Jim Rowers
Baser Grombergis
Jay
Loonington
Detroit and New York grid clash echoed in muddy Charleston
The report recalls a rough football game in Charleston West Virginia where Detroit and New York teams struggled in the mud as college star Johnny Duda and Virginia prospects featured. A high school trumpet mob provided contrast while a mother urged restraint on rough play, warning against letting a son endure such risk.
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Hujfback
Johnny Duda
U. of Virginia
Ainish West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Athans Faye
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Jack Frost Sugar
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