Today Sport wrap reports deer season and NFL week
The column previews the whitetail deer season opening Monday at seven and running to Saturday December 11 with antler rules noted and hunters warned about licensing and ethics. It also covers NFL games including Browns at Giants and Rams at Bears, plus local basketball changes at Meadville High and upcoming youth practice and college pro mentions along with bear and wild turkey hunting violations to be enforced next year.
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Tmes
Meadville High
Sidney
Nelson Jenkins
John Joy
Elf
Bulldogs
Kamus
Warren
Die Groat
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hes
Puceos
Army Navy clash tops off gridiron week in Philadelphia
Army and Navy bring two top offensive units to Philadelphia's Municipal Stadium for a nationally televised game. High ticket scalping prices indicate strong interest as Army seeks a seventh straight win while Navy eyes a possible postseason bid if they win or tie. Weather may be cool and cloudy as fans fill the stands.
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Philadelphia
Army
Navy
Felix Blanchard
Glen Davis
Udumles
NCAA
American Broadcasting Co
al Hough
Eisenhower
Washington
Natin
Anpihier
Middies
South Carolina
Mid— Lilies
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Heck
Beter
Yankees Oriole Baseball Trade Expands in Size
The massive deal between the New York Yankees and Baltimore Orioles grows, with reports it may involve 17 to 18 players. Names linked include Bob Turley Don Larsen Billy Hunter Kal Segrist Bill Miller Dom Leppert Lou Kretlow Mike Blyzka Frank Fanough Ray Murray Darrell Johnson Dick Kerghonkl Jim Fridley and others amid ongoing negotiations and official silence.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Topsy
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Thatorki
Arata
Yanks and
Birds
Bob Turley
Don Larsen
Billy Hunter
Orioles
New York
Gene Woodlin
Willie Miranda
Gus Triandos
Archer Hil Smith
Harry Byrd
Dim McDonald
Hal Lebovitz
Cleve
Weiter
Kal Segrist
Bil Miller
Dom Leppert
Lou Hatter
Baltimore Sun
Yonker
Hatter
Lou Kretlow
Mike Blyzka
Frank Fanouigh
Ray Murray
Darrell Johnson
Dick Kerghonkl
Jim Fridley
Philadelphia pair in draw in local contest
Johnny Cook and Archie Monroe in Philadelphia drew in a local match, with each man listed by residence. The unclear OCR snippet records the two players and their city, suggesting a contested event or result in the Pennsylvania city.
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Philadelphia
Johnny Cook
Archie Monroe
Drew
College Grid Campaign Nears Close With Pageantry and Stakes
The season’s end hinges on key clashes from coast to coast. Army and Navy duel in Philadelphia while Mississippi pursues a Sugar Bowl bid and Georgia Tech fights for Cotton Bowl contention. Duke and North Carolina chase an Orange Bowl shot as Baylor and Arkansas eye Southwest glory, with Ohio State UCLA and Notre Dame shaping the national title picture.
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Associated Press
Army
Navy
Phildell
Mississippi
Missiasipp State
Sissippi
Ark
Mississippi State
State
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Tech
Duke
North Carolina
Maryland
Dike
Blue Devils
Tar Heels
North
Razorbacks
Ohi State
UCLA
Ohio
Oklahom
Trabert Advances In Aussie Net Tourney
Tony Trabert and American players advance in the Victorian Tennis Championships in Melbourne. Trabert defeats Ashley Cooper 6 4 10 8 to reach the quarterfinals, while other Americans Relixag and Ham Richardson win their matches against Australian opponents George Worthington and Neale Frash ed.
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Eo Melbourne
Tony Trabert
Davis Gupper
Cincinnati
Chaimpionstops
Ashley Cooper
Mie
Relxag
Neale Frash
Australia
Yan
Ham Richardson
George Worthington
Cohen Auto Supply Ad in Corry AY
An automotive parts and service advertisement promotes expert maintenance and repairs. Cohen Auto Supply at 48 West Main Street Corry AY offers nationally known parts accessories and supplies for cars.
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Cohen Auto Supply
Main St
Corry AY
Cotton Bowl Foes Tonight Named For Arkansas Matchup
Dallas reports the Cotton Bowl foe for Arkansas will be chosen tonight from a pool of six candidates Aubin Georgia Tech Mississippi West Virginia Penn State and Florida. Four of these teams play today as the selection committee weighs the South west Conference title context and future matchup in Dallas.
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Dallas
Uvour Suisuonst
Arkansas
Dullis
Aubin
Georgia ‘Tech
Mississippi
West Virginia
Penn State
Florida
Rifle Shoot Leads Gary Dingfelder At Fifteen
Gary Dingfelder, age 15, tops a rifle shoot with a 248 total during practice at the snowcave. Don Paterson follows with 242 as others compete including Tullow Bailey and E. Davis both 236, A. Knapp 285, B. Paterson 234, G. Patterson 232, and Press 229. Ex pitcher Doak Dowk dies in Bradenton at 63. the former National League hurler for Cincinnati, St Louis and Brooklyn was found dead in a bathtub. death attributed to attack complications. Dowk pitched 17 years and moved to Florida twenty years ago.
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Gary Dingfelder
Don ‘Paterson
Tullow Bailey
E. Davis
A. Knapp
B. Paterson
G. Patterson
Press
Bradenton
Fle
William L. Dowk
Smile of
Cacot
Red Top Davis to Meet Saddler After Bassett Win
In New York at Madison Square Garden Red Top Davis defeated Percy Bassett in two rounds to earn a title shot at Sandy Saddler. Davis boasted he could beat all contenders and waited to see Saddler defend the featherweight crown by December 14. The outcome sets up a potential title bout as pressures from the New York commission and managers mount for a timely clash.
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New York
Teddy Davis
Saddler
Hartford
Conn
Sandy Saddler
Philadelphia
Percy Bassett
Madison ‘Square Garden
NBA
Davis-Bassett
Victor Baddler
Bobby Woods
Spokane
Charley Johnston
Harlem Slusher
Sandy Tools
Deay Weil
Morcy
Mushy Sulow
Davis
New York Commission
Percy
Neuro
Percy Hough
Hell Percy Ever
Caflisch Lumber and Wayside Market Lead Ladies League Scores
In the Ladies League Caflisch Lumber, Wayside Market, Raymond Jewelry and Model Dairy posted match results. Caflisch Lumber totaled 478, 637 and 473, while Wayside Market had 473, 620 and 490. Raymond Jewelry notched 572, 884 and 564. Model Dairy scored 508, 427 and 593. Kathrine's 616, 821 and 554. Bowl-Aire 447, 400 and 512. Beckerink's 476, 459 and 526. Judy Smith led with a 178 best solo.
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Caflisch Lumber
Raymond Jewelry
Beckerink's
Wil
Citizens Banke
Katherine's
Bowl-Aire
Carlisch Lumber
Wayside Market
Model Dairy
Citizens National Bank
Bowl-Alxe
Beckerink
Judy Smith
Baltimore Bullets Suspended From Cage Loop For 1954 56 Season
New York report states the National Basketball Association approved the Baltimore Bullets suspension for the 1954 56 season after a special meeting. Eight clubs remain in the league as governors consented to the move, with the Bullets allowed to seek a sale to another organization.
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Baltimore Bullets
Tress
NEW York
National Baseball Assn
NBA
Opers- Joris
Hill
Ballymore
Tewue Pera
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