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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1953
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate rising pig year prices and seasonal shifts in fall 1954 marketing. Mentions U S. expansion since 1953, competition effects, and variability in sheep and cattle markets. Lacks clear entities or dates beyond 1954 context.
The Corry Beavers, led by Coach Low Hana, drew 2,214 paid fans for a home game against the Oilers, the top gate attraction amid a season with poor weather. Other noted crowds included 2,162 for a Greenville game, and 1,433 to 1,825 for Meadville, Millcreek, and Grove City contests.
Gettysrenn. No, summary: Many college teams conclude seasons on getaway day with bowl implications. Maryland near Orange Bowl spot could face Alabama. Big Ten wrestles a three way title chase among Michigan State Illinois and Wisconsin pending Northwestern and Minnesota results. Pac Coast UCLA and Stanford dream title with a potential vote if both win. Notre Dame favored over Iowa as Harvard meets Yale in the annual rivalry at Yale Bowl. Other big matchups include Columbia, Holy Cross, Penn State, Princeton, Temple, Lehigh, and more.
The Red All-Stars, seniors from Corry Franklin and Youngsville, beat the Blues 12 to 0 in Titusville. Douglas and Coates scored the touchdowns from 19 yards and 2 yards respectively. Gates, McKeta, Jones and Morris starred on defense and special teams before about 1,000 spectators.
Game statistics show ball movement aided by repeated kicks over the safety man. Coates and Douglas scored touchdowns for the Red, with multiple players contributing on offense and defense for Youngsville and oil City clubs. Hockey scores report Boston 2 Chicago 0 in the National League.
New York Cleveland Browns aim for an eighth consecutive victory to extend a route that would match a 1942 undefeated stretch era while Pittsburgh visits. Detroit, Chicago, and other Weekends matchups pace NFL action with Lions and Bears in tight divisional races amid Sunday slate including NFL clashes across major cities.
Clark Griffith 84, speaks at birthday party about Washington Senators facing a pennant challenge. Board led by manager Bucky Harris optimistic on pitching with Bo Porterfield 22 10 last season, plus Frank Shea Chuck Stobbs Walter Masterson and rookie Bob Ross ready to contribute.
New York boxing wrap notes Vince Martinez earns a unanimous decision over Chico Vejar after ten lively rounds at Madison Square Garden. Vejar was knocked down in round two, the crowd of about 7,310 paying 27 267 dollars. Martinez and manager Bil Daly praised the boxer’s timing and speed as the home town crowd from Samford Conn leaned toward Vejar. Referee Percy Sealeo and judges Frank Forbes and Art Richalt scored 6-3-1 for Martinez. Other items include Pepperdine and Ouachita football results and Hoad winning the New South Wales tennis title.
The Raymond Jewelers secured a five game lead in the Ladies B League last night by a three point win over Wayside Market as Martin Motor Sales swept two games and total pinfall from Model Dairy. Standings show Raymond Jewelers 3811, Martin Motor Sales 2816, Model Dairy results list top scorers with Raymond Jewelers S77 600 608 and Wayside Market 972 668 Martin Motor Sales 947 490 515 among others. A note mentions Prince Hill as a finalist in the Flamingo at Hisleah with a future race for $100,000.
Leechburg Towne Ship High School won the WPIAL Class A title at Jeannette Stadium by defeating Baldwin 26 2. Dick Hunter scored four touchdowns and added two extra points as 9,000 fans watched. Sewickley Township beat McDonald 13-7 for Class B at Clairton with 4,700 in attendance. Hubter finished with 205 points for the season, part of a 528 point high school career.
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