Jourdetmen Paced by Experience Despite Small Roster
The article notes Pennsyl vania basketball may be small but deep in experience with 26 players at initial practice, many former varsity or JV players. It also mentions Lon Jourdet earning a football official reputation and cites slim winter prospects for Titusville. References cover college football figures, upcoming games, and regional prep plans.
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Lon Jourdet
Pennsylvania
Avery
Qwas
Lon
Titus
Laska
Cochran
Jé Sol Wolf
Williamsport R
Larry Kelly
Yale
Corry
Kelly
Yelly
Williamsport High
Wilamsport
Penn State
Cage
Quakers
John Lawther
Westminster
Lion
Paul Fitting
Erle Sports
Youngeville
Cegers
Tidioute
Hickory
Cranberry
Plessantville
Tionesta
Academy
Erie
Watertown
N. C
Meadville
Haynes Tops Simms In 10 Round Victory
Pittsburgh Nov 24 United Press report shows Laray Haynes of Philadelphia won a ten round decision over Eddie Simms of Cleveland at Islam Grotto II. Simms was knocked down three times and some ringside observers disputed the decision, with boos heard after the final bell.
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United Presa
Pittsburgh
Laray Haynes
Philadelphia
Eddie Simms
Cleveland
Simms
Tgiinz Jmothdowns
United Press All American team picks eleven 1986 gridiron standouts
United Press staff selects eleven players from across the nation for its 1986 All American football team. The group highlights leadership, comebacks, and standout performances by stars from Yale, Texas Christian, Notre Dame, Northwestern, Nebraska, Minnesota, Duke, Louisiana State, Pittsburgh, Washington, and Washington State, with focus on resilience and inspiration.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Tese
Midwest
Tbiree Ram
Sd Press
Dire
Avery
Larry Kelley
Yale
Princeton
Sammy Baugh
Texas Christian
John Lautar
Notre Dame
Irish
Army
Northwestern
Sam Francis
Nebesska
Pittsburgh
Bob Herwig
California
Far West
Ma Widseth
Minnesota
Gophers
Ace Parker
Bube
Dynamo
Blue Devils
Tennessee
Gaynell Tinsley
Louisiana
State
Averell Daniel
Pittstburgh
Jax Starcevich
Washington
Ed Goddard
Washington State
Jaddie Named UPI Star Third Team In 1940s College Polls
United Press lists Jaddie on a Third Team with stars from Notre Dame Texas Christian and Alabama among others. The roster shows positions for guards ends tackles centers and backs including Baugh Parker and Francis with alternates from Ohio State Fordham and Santa Clara. Scores and weights are noted for teams LSU Minnesota Washington California Notre Dame Pittsburgh Yale Texas Christian Duke Washington State Nebraska and others.
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West Virginia Wesleyan
University of Detroit
Duquesne
Pitt
Marquette
Dukes
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Bill Dadddie
Meadville
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Kelley
Yale
Daddie
Franco
Ford
Ham
Wocherty
Temple
Pierce Fordham
Glassford
Pittsburgh
Wojciechowicz
Fordham
Sandbach
Princeton
Murray
Osmanski
Holy Cross
Handrahan
Dartmouth
Kerr
GE Daddie
Goynell Tinsley
Tavile Ha Widseth
Max Starcevich
Bob Herwig
John Lautar
Averell Daniels
Larry Kelley
Sammy Baugh
Ace Parker
Ed Goddard
Sam Francis
Wendt
Ohio State
France
White
Alabama
Gilbert
Auburn
Brobaich
Denver
Iceworkian
Harvard
Clark
Stanford
Falaschi
Santa Clara
Dickens
Ternnessee
Hulfman
Indiana
Karamatic
Gonzaga
Louisiana State
Minnesota
Washington
California
Notre Dame
Texas Christian
Duke
Washington State
Nebraska
Roach
Hamvick
Bass
Wojelechowicz
Routt
Texas A
Bjork
Oregon
Keeister's Hold Slight Edge In City Bowling Loop
Keeister's hold a slight lead in the City Bowling League after a two game win over Aero Supply at the Recreation Alleys last evening. The Citizens Bank bannered a three game win over Corry Jamestown to claim second. Aero A A won two from Cohen Coals and beat Corry Jamestown in a postponed match. Keefer's 198 average led the evening.
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Keister
Aero Supply
Citizen's Bank
Corry-Jamestown
Aeros
Aero A. A
Cohen Coals
Keefer
Citizens Bank
Corrys Jamestown
AGL
Ero A. A
Coben Coals
Clark Knocks Out Rosen in Early Round Thriller
Jimmy Clark of Jamestown floored Billy Rosen of Philadelphia in 2 1/2 minutes in Buffalo. Clark struck early with a hard right, sending Rosen to a nine count. Rosen retreated the next 60 seconds before Clark pressed, delivering a finishing cross that ended the bout.
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Buffalo
N. x
Jimmy Clark
Jamestown
Billy Rosen
Philadelphia
Clark
Rosen
Cats Get Drunk on Beer on Putney Hill
Scores of cats and dogs became intoxicated after barrels of beer tumbled from a brewer's lorry on Putney Hill in Wandsworth. Animals lapped up the flowing beer as it spread down the slope.
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London
Putney Hill
Wandsworth
Elks Bowling Alleys to Open Tomorrow in New Era
Elks bowling alleys will be open tomorrow at North Center to inaugurate a new recreation era. Plans include extending alleys to regulation size by Wednesday evening. Antler League opening set for next Monday with ten teams expected after improvements finish.
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Bn North Center
Imare
Ohib
Mathiiéa
Feague
Syracuse Feeds: Coach Hanson Resigns After Disastrous Season
Syracuse University head football coach Hanson resigns after a record season that included a 13-0 loss to Colgate. Hanson, an All-American end in 1924 25 and 26, had steered the team to repeated Colgate attempts over seven seasons.
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Syracube
Yachtor A. Hangon
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Colgate University
Hanson
Colgate
Nebraska Press Wants Pittsburgh Dropped From Schedule
The Daily Nebraskan urges Pittsburgh be removed from the Cornhusker football schedule. Editor Arnold Levin says the Panthers exemplify professional over amateur football and accuses Pittsburgh of subsidizing competition without camouflage.
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United Press
Lincoln
Neb
Dally Nebraghan
University of Nebraska
Today
Pittsburgh
Cornhusker
Panther
Arnold Levin
Turkey Day Battle to Pick Rose Bowl Team
New York reports a key Thanksgiving clash between Washington State Cougars and Washington Huskies to decide the Rose Bowl representative. If State wins, they likely secure Pasadena, while Washington boasts five conference wins and a tie. Also noted are Santa Clara and Army Navy’s looming relevance in the broader college football landscape.
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United Press New York
Washington State Cougars
Washington
University
Huskies
Cougars
State
Pasadena
Cougar
Santa Clara
Tett
Broncos
Northwestern
Marquette
Philadelphia
Army
Navy
Mason- Dixon
Alabama
Louisiana State
Fordham
Dukes Weigh Postseason Game With Santa Clara
Duquesne University football officials in Pittsburgh weighed a possible post season contest with Santa Clara University after sending a tentative inquiry. Coach Clipper Smith cautioned that the season is not finished and practice plans are not yet set while Santa Clara may respond soon to gauge interest.
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Pred King
Hobart
al Smith
Dizzy Dean
Carl Hubbell
Western Reserve
Tennessee Wesleyan
Middleburg
Sts . Benedict
Kan
Carrell Wis
Wicksville
Arkansas State Teachers
Santa Clara
Georges Carpentier
Prance
John “Little ‘Chipper’ Smith
Duquesne
Gar. H. Davidson
Army
West ‘Point
United Preas
Pittsburgh
Duquesne University
Santa Clara University of California
Ducuesne
Clipper Smith
Asa
Coast School
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