Bowl season closes as Tennessee faces Kentucky in key clash
The 1961 college football season winds down with Tennessee favored over Kentucky in a pivotal SEC clash shaping final top ten standings. Also picks include Illinois over Northwestern and Stanford over California with multiple other college games noted. Bob Baker fights Clarence Henry in a 10 round headline bout at Madison Square Garden tonight with a possible title shot at Charles in next year.
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Don Patterson Leads Weekly Rifle Practice Scores
Don Patterson fired 212 to lead Wednesday evenings rifle practice at Gerry Hod and Gui Club range. Hugedé Davis posted 241 and others followed with Patterson 295 Knapp 235 Davis 235 Burham 215 and Buetlkater 73 in a string of scores.
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Tennessee and Kentucky Grid Clash Headlines Top Slate
AP reports Tennessee, ranked No. 1, set to face Maryland in the Sugar Bowl while Kentucky aims for a Cotton Bowl berth. The college football scene features Stanford California, TCU Baylor Texas clash, and Maryland West Virginia. Pro basketball notes Washington 73, Bridgeport 61.
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Bridgeport
WEW Men's A League Narrowly Sees Bowl-Aire Hold Lead
WEW Men's A League standings show Lott aleneck's team at 27 wins, with Bowl-Aire close at 23 and Meerdink's 23, as Kinley Insurance and Bracken-Keating also compete. Multiple matches across Raymond and Corry Jamestown leagues produce varied results with players like Meerdink and Tunnell scoring across two or three games.
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Sports Bribery Protections Upheld in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg, Nov 23. Attorney General Robert P. Woodside says Pennsylvania law adequately protects sports events from bribery. He notes penalties were strengthened in 1951 from up to a year or 3,000 dollars to ten years imprisonment and a 10,000 dollar fine.
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New York
Lions Aim for Western Division Title After Big Win
Detroit Lions routed Green Bay 92 35 as coach Biscay Parker’s squad showcased explosive offense. Bears and Rams also in Western mix with Browns leading Eastern division. Detroit eyes remaining schedule to challenge for playoff berth.
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Netcong High Halfback Delivers Preseason Touchdowns
Grudder repeats for Netcong High School star Johnny Glusmatonie, scoring early touchdowns against Novis Hunter Regional. Despite unclear wording, the item highlights Glusmatonie as a standout player and mentions Thanksgiving timing in Netcong, North Carolina.
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Grydder
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Local Man Opens Checking Account to Pay Bills
A young local businessman ends daily cash payments after opening a checking account at the National Bank of Cony. The bank promisses faster service and easier bill payments, signaling a shift from cash to checks.
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Bank advertises insured deposits at Corry branch
The National Bank of Corry promotes insured deposits up to 10000 through the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and announces safety deposit boxes now available at the bank.
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Local bowling club scores high in Wednesday league
ReReeneeneeo Don Mahoney and Hubert Welton led the session with a 2g 219 and 22 for a Gai series while Welton delivered a best hole effort. Other double century scorers included John Goda 218 and Al Hansen 208 with Jamie Denker 195 and Ford Steward 195 also noted.
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Don Mahoney
Hubert Welton
Maloney
Sports scorers and league results mixed list
A readable OCR fragment lists players with scores and numbers such as Brigham 209 and Sonny Staples 235 along with team indicators. It also shows Nations League results with Detroit 2 New York 1 Chicago 5 Montreal 1 and Hershey 6 Syracuse 4 Providence 4 Cincinnati 2 in a partial scoreboard style.
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New York
Chicago
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