Edward New Five Born First Reboosted P Bears
Fragmentary lines describe a person named Edward connected to a vehicle or mine, with mentions of reboosting, a driver from Erie and a tele- Virginian context. Details are unclear but point to a reported event or incident involving a driver and a carrier.
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Beavers Poised For Breakout Season In Corry Hoop Circuit
Corry High basketball eyes a potential turnaround as Ron Schrecengost leads the Orange and Black in a tough schedule. Meadville looms as opener foe while Meadville and Franklin face rebuilding. Top returning players Bromley Johnson Scholton spark a hopeful roster.
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Tittle On Prowl Again In Giants Redskins Clash
The Giants and Redskins prepare for a Sunday showdown in Washington after a 1944 matchup where A. Tittle threw seven TD passes. Norm Snead for Washington aims to rebound with four TD passes previously, while the Steelers and Browns face off in a key early divisional clash as Cleveland rests Jimmy Brown from injury.
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Falentano Testifies About $500 Bribe in Molinas Trial
Thomas Falentano a former Bowling Green player testified he took $500 from Joseph Green before a December 3 1959 game against Michigan State and that Molinas did not ask him to fix games. Falentano said Green planned BG losses by eight or more points and that he was not involved in further bribe schemes. The trial continues Monday.
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Pflugerville Football Ends National Record Streak
In Pflugerville Texas the town of 300 watched as the football team lost 12 to 6 to Holland ending a 65 game win streak. The record had started in Abilene in 1954 and stretched across the nation before the 7 000 crowd bowed to defeat.
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Political Influence Shifts With Voter Turnout and City Representation
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Celtics Back In First Place After Chicago Win
The Boston Celtics reclaim the top spot in the Eastern Division with a 116-104 win over Chicago. New York Knicks, in last place, upset Syracuse to aid Boston, while St. Louis and Los Angeles led the West with wins as the Hawks beat Detroit and the Lakers edged San Francisco.
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Elizabethtown Downs Grove City in NCAA Soccer Semifinal
Al Hershey scored twice to lift Elizabethtown Pa to a 4 0 victory over Grove City Pa in the NCAA college division regional soccer tournament semifinals. Hartford defeated Lynchburg 2 0 to reach the final against Elizabethtown.
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Rookie Yewele Leads Patriots Past Bills in Debut Start
Tommy Yewele stepped in after Babe Parilli’s injury and threw for 220 yards and three touchdowns as the Boston Patriots beat Buffalo 21-10. Yewele credited teammates Pavilli and Colclough as key playmakers while coach Holovaks praised the rookie’s performance.
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Kroll Tops Orlando Open Lead as Field Narrowed
Ted Kroll widened his lead in the Orlando Open at Rio Pinar after a 69 in round two to stand at 139 for 36 holes. Don Finsterwald Bert Weaver and Rex Baxter Jr. trailed within two strokes. defending champ Gay Brewer Jr. fell off after a 149. Weaver set course record with 65 but a 73 left him far back. Russian National hockey team extended tour win streak to 5-1 with a 7 0 victory over British Columbia Junior All Stars in Toronto.
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Iacone repeat All-Star pick in PSFC football
West Chester star Joe Iacone earns a third straight PSFC All-Star selection after scoring 98 points this season. East Shoulbuyz halfback Toby Barkman returns, with Slippery Rock’s Tony Nunes at quarterback and California’s Alena Lepsi in the backfield. Line selects West Chester’s Max Miscion and East Stroudsburg’s Joe Heverin, Slippery Rock’s Dennis Dali, California’s Bill McPherson, West Chester’s Lou Tezak, Mansfield’s Jett Sukenik, and Millersville’s Joe Boccbella.
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Russian Women Still Superior to U S Women in Tour
Russian women extend streak by defeating Wayland College Flying Queens 74 43 as U S men tie series 4 2 after 5 60 victory. American men draw even with Soviet men on cross country tour amid the stronger Russian women lineup.
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Doctor Goes Under Knife Too At West Penn Hospital
Pitt guard Jon Botula had knee cartilage damage repaired at West Penn Hospital yesterday. Dr William K Smith led the surgery and briefly treated Botula before undergoing an emergency appendectomy in the next bed.
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Southern Cal Faces Tough Challenge With UCLA Showdown
Southern California and UCLA clash as the Trojans seek to stay perfect and close in on a Rose Bowl bid while Wisconsin. Texas and others jockey for major bowl spots. The article notes a 1959 upset precedent and outlines the shifting bowl picture across the Big Eight and the Sugar Orange Cotton bowls.
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Majors Edge Steers to Stay Hot in ABL Action
The Chicago Majors beat the Kansas City Steers 2.91 last night, securing their third win in eight games. They narrowly held off a late Steers rally after nearly surrendering a 20 point advantage. Tonight offers the Majors another shot at a two game winning streak.
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Ping Pong Tournament Set At YMCA With Multiple Divisions
The YMCA hosts a December ping pong tournament for all ages with six divisions from high school up. Registration closes before December 1 with free entry for members and a two cent fee for nonmembers. Each division runs ladder style singles and doubles and allows challenges up two ranks. Open to men and women. early signups get priority spots.
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Peru Pugilist Mina Debuts in Madison Square Tonight
Mauro Mina of Lima makes his United States debut in a scheduled 10 round or less bout at Madison Square Garden against Henry Hank of Detroit. About 200 Mina supporters paid roughly $560 each to attend, wearing Mina hats and whistles. Mina is 42 1 with 21 knockouts while Hank sits at 53 16 3 with 36 knockouts.
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