Spartans Eye Courthouse Crown and Bright Basketball Outlook
Spartans coach Peter Gall leads the squad after capturing the Crawford County Class crown with a veteran lineup including Glen Cook, Durwood Rogers, Norman Bailey, Blair Skit, and Dugne Stockton. They open December 4 against Pleasantville in a league contest as Gall targets a championship. The piece notes Look magazine’s Collegiate season preview and various college hoops stories.
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Spartans
Hur
Peter Gall
Crawford County
Glen Cook
Durwood Rogers
Caf Morton
Bienvnles Domes
Norman ‘Bailey
Blair Skit
Dugne Stockton
Pleasantville
Coach Gall
Boxers Fight Card Results From Various Cities
Night of fights reports Johnny Sax ton outpoints Char ley Salas in Phoenix while Danny Bucceron stops Reggie Allen in Philadelphia Hermie Freeman falls to Arthur King in Bangor Wes Echols stops in San Francisco Orlando Vuluela loses in Toronto Gene Johnson slaps Gene Burton in Trenton Sammy Walker stops Baby Day in Springfield Paris.
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Philadelphia
Johnny Saxton
Brooklyay
Charley Salas
Phoenix
Arig
Danny Bucceron
Reggie Allen
Lanon
England
Arthur King
Hermie Freeman
Bangor
SN Francisco
Djm Schellin
Stockton
Calif
Wes Echols
San Francisco
Toronto
Alan McFuter
Ulah
Poronto
Orlando Vuluela
Havana
Cuba
Trenton
N.d
George Johnson
Gene Burton
New York
Holtorr
Mass
Sammy Walker
Springfield
Baby Day
Paris
Trance
Brisk Trading Seen By Major Teams In Winter Deals
Associated Press reports a busy winter trading outlook as minor leaguers flood the draft scene. Dodgers executive Bavasi notes optimism after the draft and eyes to swap for pitchers with Giants Cubs and Cardinals. Philadelphia and New York clubs also discussed possible three way deals involving several players and prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cincinnati
E. J
Buy
Dengit
Ronge
Bol Blackwell
Howie Fox
Herm Wehmeier
Paul
Willis
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Duke Snider
Butiay
Bobby Morgan
Bavasi
Philadelphia
Bayasi T
Phil Hhes
Belfa—tis
Bers
Chicago Cub
Bob Rush
Oace
New York Giants
St. Lois
Louis Browns
Tive
Pete Russell Leads Evening Bowling Averages At Boyl-Aire
Pete Russell took over the striking role at Boyl-Aire lanes last night posting a 4 260 single and a 20 series. Other double century counts appeared from Louie Cank 211 Clift Bucsink 201 Roland Jewell 20 Rocky Mountain 223 Bill Hammond 215 Burlingame 213 Ford Stewart 402 Ralph Grady 211 Willie Von Harden 910 Bob Bracken 214 Burland Harvey 204 Chuck Williams 219 Phil Sample 240 John Dubrosky 200 214 Don Maloney 326 Dick Bechimner 200 Sam Mineo 203 George Whitney 222 Chuck Burden 200 Leo Carroll 237 John Kissman 214.
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Pete Russell
Tye
Singleton
Loule Cank
Clift Bucsink
Roland Jewell
Rocky" Mountain
Bill Hammond
Burlingame
Ford Stewart
Ralph Grayvnk
Willie von. Harden
Bob Bracken
Land Harvey
Chuck Williams
Phil Sample
John Dubrosky
Don Maloney
Dick Bechimner
Sam Mineo
George Whitney
Chuck Burden
Leo Carroll
John Kissman
Bowling Standings and Results Across Local Leagues
The bulletin lists week results from Men’s A League BowLAke, Rosebacher's Insurance, Vets, Tunpett's, and other clubs with match outcomes, totals, and leaders. It reports Moose Haven sweep over Progress in Moose League, Purity and Wisdom ties, and Clymer League results including Jim's Keystone and American Legion sweeps.
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Aire
Cabbett
Michaelson
Cafe
Ti Olker
Rosebacher
Tunpett
Blue Bonnet
Bowlake
Michusleon
Rousbacher
Cobbett
Leah
Wit
Sas
Bowl Aire
Michaelson's
Gate
Alls Ginthes Shop
Rossbacher
Weis
Tunnell
Monschaven
Rames
Progress
Aid
Mooseheart
Purity
Wisdom
Clymer Bank
Jim
Keystone
Art's
Barbers
GLF
Clymer Bay
Clymer
Clymer Diago
American Legion
Sim's Keystone
Clymer Bog
Clymer Banke
Thompson Farms
Clymer Drugs
Thompson Farmis
Jim's Keystone
Avis Barbers
HEC
Pittsburgh bout: Otis Graham outpoints Floys Morris
In Pittsburgh Otis Graham 165 defeats Floys Morris 163 over 10 rounds. In New York Raoul Perea 14th outpoints Tommy Bassai 148 in Middletown.
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Pittsburgh
Otis Graham
Philadelphia
Floys Morris
New York
Raoul Perea
Havana
Cuba
Tommy Bassai
Middletown
Conn
Tennessee Tops Nation in Ruspewsted Poll Again
Tennessee remains No 1 in the Ruspewsted Press college football poll, with Michigan State dropping to second and Stanford rising to third. Maryland and Princeton round out the top five as Stanford, Maryland win big and Tennessee prepares for a New Year’s Bowl clash with Kentucky while Michigan State fights through a tough schedule.
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Art Pitts
Pehiceton
Phic
Dffensive
Charley Caldwell
Dick Exmer
Caldwells
Phil Aurovieff
Erie Tech
Princeton
John Joy
Meadville
Bulldogs
Corry High
University of Kentucky
Baylor
TCU
Rice
Texas
Rip Engle
Pittsburgh
Penn State Nittany Lions
Pitt Stadium
Panthers
Amos Alonga Sting
Susquehanna
College of the Pacific
Michigan State
Stanford
Maryland
Associated Press
NEW York
Tennessee Watlaimed
Spartans
Meiana
Tennessee
Lave
Batlle Foy
California
Breed
Fox
Tenes
Joe Tack
Notre Dame
Tadlane
Colorado
Tuliols
Ohio State
Oregon State
Carolina State
Bally
Palo Alto
Marylund
West Virginia
Princetoh
Dartmouth
Ti Nots
Northwestern
Georgia Tech
Two State Parks Open to Bow and Arrow Hunting
Hickory Run and Cook Forest parks in Pennsylvania are opened for bow and arrow hunting during the antlerless season. Hickory Run spans about 4 squares miles in Pocono region with 439 acres mentioned, while Cook Forest Park covers 428 acres along the Allegheny Mountains.
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ARROW
ART Bud Nuy. Au
Commonwealth
Hickory Run
Pooase
Carbor
Cook Forest Park
Clarins
Forest
Huxitn
Tisitereon
Bucknell backs pace football scoring title chase
Bucknell standout Byars shared the season lead as the Bucknell Bison, led by Brad Myers and Bud Talmage each scoring twice in a 13 8 victory over Delaware last Saturday. The Associated Press tally notes Wally Witwer and Bob Haver earning praise as the Hawerown chase standings tighten with Villanova looming.
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Philadelphia
Bucknell
Byars
Tor
Brad Myers
Bud Talmage
Br Homie
Micah Alle
Sensu
Tylmage
Drege
Chester
Noel
AK Bripley
Tue
Thal Seurims
Associated Press
Wally Winer
Franklin and Marshall
Bob Haver
Willansva
Witwer i
Jide
Gottsburg
Hance
Villanova
Bernie
Vnfiteles
College leaders dispute judge charges in sport scandals
In New York on November 20, several college athletic leaders challenged a judge’s claim that football and basketball were mired in sordid big business. A panel of seven college presidents in Washington urged action to curb evils in intercollegiate athletics while National Collegiate Athletic Association officials signaled support for reform, as a judge sentenced a basketball fixer and nine others tied to New York universities.
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New York
New
Lghter Vontrolkom Pojleme
Saul
Streit i
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Look Magaine
Magasine
Kentucky
Bob Zawoluk
Peni
Ops
Golimbia
St. John’s
Holy Cross
Seton Hall
la Sale
W. Main ST
Giants
Cards
Blondie
MNG
Gadey
Sie
Audiense
Chick
Moose
Moosehavett
I Aid Ee
Wu An ‘Wisdom
Hasty Es Clas
Um Resus
Monsehaven
Monsehesrt
Pushy
Hammond
Leni
VFW
Modlel Dairy
Davis Insurance
Hickie Electric
Tagm Electric
Um Merritt Appliances
Stabl's
Borstorff
Fitch
WEW
Hammond Blewster
Hicklé Electric
Stabl
Merritt
Model Dairy
Borstoril and Filen
Hammond Elevitor
Stahl’s
Borstorff and
Koehler
Pilsener
Jackson’s Select
The
Erie Drawing Company
Brig
Corry and
D. W. Clark Distributing CO
S. First Ave
Corry
WNAE
Warren
Thames
Mecharties
Martin
Motor Sales
West South St
Tsmc Dodge
Travis Tidwell
Ityalk
Aubin
UDGE
Milwaukee
Weer Ak
All Sizes
Emblem Oil Co. N
National
Bank of Cory
National Bank of Corry
National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Guignon's
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