Irish Hold Top Ranking In AP Poll With Arkansas Shocked
Notre Dame remains No 1 in the Associated Press football poll with 437 points and six first place votes Alabama second with 305 points and six first place votes Arkansas drops to No 3 after completing a 10 0 regular season Notre Dame and Alabama each have one game left while Nebraska Michigan and other major teams shuffle in the top ten following state key upsets.
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Don Tinko Earns First-Team Honor On Section Two
Don Tinko, a 6 foot 180 pound senior end linebacker for Corry High, was named to the Section Two All-Star first team by the Meadville Tribune. He suffered a shoulder separation late in the season but stood out as the Beaver standout, the sole Beavers player chosen after a voting tie created three first-team ends.
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All-Star selections highlight Section Two coaches and press
Warren dominates with four players on the first team and two on the second. Oil City, Meadville and Corry place multiple picks as Franklin has none on the first team. The first team is all seniors except for King the junior. the second team features nine seniors and a sophomore. Voting was by Section Two head coaches and sports writers from Meadville, Warren, Warren County, Franklin, Titusville, Oil City, Corry.
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Red) Law
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Chip) Wolfe
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Three Pennsylvanians named Silver All-Americas
John T. Dirkinsoo of Pittsburgh a bone specialist Robert Goodd Lehig Fpace technologist and Albert D Simpson of Muhlenberg are among the Silver Anniversary All-America honorees. They will be celebrated at the National Football Hall of Fame Dinner in New York on December 8.
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CAHS Winter Sports Switches Prompt Season Shuffle
CAHS athletics director Con Lanna announced changes to the winter sports schedule due to last week’s fire. Wrestling opens Tuesday December 22 at Ive gym. basketball home opener against McDowell on December 1 moved to McDowell. Beaver cagers drill at State Armory and may return to the CAHS gym next week. Road games open the season. Beaver wrestlers resume practice in corrective gym as floor warps from water damage.
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Buffalo farm club names new IL manager
Warren Shariff Rehingon, 43, a former bullpen coach with the New York Mets, was named manager of Buffalo in the International League yesterday. He succeeds Whitey Kurowski.
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Stottlemyre Tops IL Earned Run Average Title
Mel Stottlemyre, the young right hander who moved from Richmond and helped lead the New York Yankees to a pennant, won the International League earned run average title last season. He posted a 1.42 ERA in 40 games before his call up by the Yankees in August.
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Mets Latch Onto Spahn to Boost pitching staff
New York Mets acquire 43 year old left handed veteran Warren Spahn from Milwaukee to strengthen pitching and coaching, and to raise attendance toward two million. Spahn, MLB’s career wins leader for lefties with 856, will serve as pitcher coach replacing Mel Harder who moved to the Chicago Cubs.
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Wittenberg Tigers Clinch No 1 Small-College Ranking
Wittenberg University Tigers secured the nation's top small college football ranking in The Associated Press final poll of the season. Springfield, Ohio, and the team that led all polls this year were noted for their season performance.
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