Local High School Gridllne Rivalry Highlighted In Week's Sports
On recent results the week’s sports page notes basketball plans at Rocky Grove under Coach Reid Herce and the Grovers opening the season November 11. It covers Antler League’s Monday start, skeet shoots, deer damage insurance limits, and Union City High facing Fairview. Corry hosts Titusville next week, with two Oil City players moving to colleges and Pie Traynor securing a new Bucs contract in the NL chase. Warren Red Jackets face McKees Rocks Rooney s tests while other county teams plan ski club efforts.
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Wgh
Yeaterday
Youngsville Adhor Authoritie
Russ Byler
Wrlay
Youngsville
WMI
Beaver
Meadville
Rocky Grove
Reid Herce
Grovers
Game Commission
Wners
Corry Baseball
Ars
Pittsburgh
Bucs
Union City High
Fairview
Titusville
Corry
Inc
Titus Ville
Rockets
Oil City
Jennine
Jim Tawanusle
SL. Bonaventure
Jim Paylor
Long Talend University
Pie Traynor
Aire
RED Jackets
Warren
McKees Rocks Rooneys
Rooneys
Toby Uansa
University of Pittsburgh
Edintora Highway
Tur Ues
George Mooney
Sox Har Vions
Meadville Bulldogs Shine In Rough Meadville Versus Corry Tilt
Notes from press box recount Meadville beating Corry 210 to 112 with praise for the Bulldogs and criticism of Beaver passing and defense. Meadville meets Franklin next Friday. highlights include Williams and Johnaom cited, while cold weather and rough play marked the night.
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Meadville
Bulldogs
Beavers
Mored
Johnny Johnaom
Thyish Williams
Dexter
Corry Yen
Drawbeck
Meadville Bulldogs Rout Beavers 25 to 8 in Night Game
Meadville under Coach Barney Barnhart overwhelmed Corry Beavers 25 to 8 before about 2,000 fans in a night contest. Marty Vardaro and Johnny Sline sparked the attack with long runs and a key 80 yard interception return, while Cullen added a 16 yard TD and extra points. Corry fought back with an 80 yard drive including Bob Reynolds, but the Bulldogs’ speed and line play sealed the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Corry
Beavers
Bulldogs
Bob Reynolds
Cory Tally
Meadvills
Tom Cragg
Bulldog
Beaver Club
Marty Vardaro
Beaver
Spectors
Joe Sullen
Johnny Sline
Ais
Cullen
Barney Barnhart
Meadville Club
Crawford
Corty
Chuck Williams
Lynch
Williams
Vardaro
Tommy Cragg
Mesquille
Ed McElroy
Beavira
Williame
Xoses
Johnny Kline
Thomas
Martin Kepple
Cory
Baurage
Reynolds
Yardue
Willama' Negl Paseme
Haypolds
Kepple
Gill
al- Bees
Duquesne Nosed Out by Texas Tech at Buffalo
Texas Tech edged Duquesne 7-6 in Buffalo New York after Duquesne led 6-0 at halftime. Vince McKeehan broke for a 77 yard run in the second period for Duquesne. Bare nett connected a 16 yard pass to George Webb for the touchdown and Jodie Murcle added the extra point for the Texans. St Vincent defeated Thiel 88-0 and Davis-Eiking 26-6 at Latrobe.
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Duquesne
Texas Tech
Buffalo
United Press
Pittsburgh
Wesvern
Pennsylvania
Pitt Panthers
Carnegie Tech
Duquesne University
Texas
Tech
N.Y
Dukes
Vince McKeeta
téuehGown
Texans
Barenett
George Webb
Jodie Murcle
Planement
St. Vincent
Thiel College
Latrobe
Davis-Eiking
Meadville Narrow Victory Over Corry Gunn in Title Clash
Meadville defeats Corry Gunn 42 to 7 as Cullen scores twice and Napdaro Kline Reynolds add touchdowns. Vardaro kicks extra points while listed substitutes and officials are noted, reflecting a lopsided gridiron contest and early season lead.
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Meadville Pas
Corry Gunn
Dingfelder L
Gullen
Lainie Badake
Brown Kline
Keratetter Henry
McEiroy Butcher
LYMM
Perry Roueree
I. Cullen
Napdaro
Kline
Reynolds
Vardaro
Meadville
Powell
Referse
Emminger
Titusville
Colloch
Sharon
Hauck
Rie
Meadville Beats Beavers In Aerial Offensive Drive
The Beavers moved the ball to Meadville's 13 before Reynolds powered through for a 3 yard touchdown. A 5 yard penalty reset the drive and Reynolds again ran to the Meadville 3, crossing for the score as Borkosky’s point try failed. Most of the rest of the play focused on mid field.
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Beavers
Meadville
Reynolds
Corry
Joe Borkosky
Eld
Kansas City Blues face Newark Bears in little world series opener
Kansas City Blues and Newark Bears met in the opening game of the little world series in Newark. The Blues, AA champions after topping St Paul, clash with the Bears who knocked out Buffalo to win the IL playoffs and carry the International League banner into the series.
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Kansas City
Newark
N. J
Cal
Jacob Ruppert
Kansas City Blues
Newark Bears
Blues
St. Paul
American Association
Bears
Buffalo
Panthers and Temple clash in first ever meeting
A capacity crowd of 44,000 was expected in Philadelphia as Pittsburgh Panthers faced Temple in the first ever game between the schools. Scholastic contests across districts yielded scores such as Erie East 20 over Saginaw Mich 0 and Bradford 26 over Salamanca 0 with several other results listed from Beaver Falls to New Castle.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburghs Panthers
Hations
Erie East
Saginaw, Mich
Wesleyville
Girard
Bradford
Salamanca
Lakewood
Gowands
New Castle
Beaver Falls
Belmont Futurity Looms In Rich $125000 Card
The Belmont program features the 49th Futurity the world’s richest juvenile race along with a 6 furlong championship for two year olds and additional Westchester fall events. Woodward’s Johnstown with Benefactor looming as heavy wagers, 42 horses run for $77,859 to winner and $55,460 net. Samuel D. Riddle’s War Eagle ends season in the $7,800 Gold Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Woodward
Johnstown
J. R. Bradleys
Woodward
Benefactor
Samuel D. Riddles War
Jameson, Kyer Reach Bertheilyn Cup Final at Huntingdon Valley
Betty Jameson of San Antonio faces Jean Kyer of Ann Arbor in the final after Jameson defeated Mrs. Glenna Collett Ware of Philadelphia in two extra holes. Michigan champion Kyer upset Pennsylvania state champ Mary Kuhn 2 to 1 to advance. Also listed are college and prep football results from Boston College to Dayton.
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Abington
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Jean Kyer
Ann Arbor
Mich
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
Miss Jameson
Glenna Collett Ware
Philadelphia
Miss Kyer
Michigan
Mary Kuhn
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Pirates Still Have Shot At League Pennant
It is October 1 and the Pirates cling to faint pennant hopes as the Cubs face a crucial doubleheader. A Cubs sweep or Pirate loss clinches for Chicago, while Pittsburgh can reclaim the lead with wins over Cincinnati if the Cubs falter. Hartnett hurts his hand again and Galan is out, leaving Chicago short on infielders and pitching for today's slate.
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Pirates
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Hartnett
George Kirkley
United Press Star
New York
Chicago Guba
Cardinals
Joe Medwick
Cub
Pirate
Chicago
Reds
Cincinnati
Gabby Hartnett
Billy Herman
Angie Galan
Charley Root
Phil Page
Bob Weiland
Pant J. Dean
St.Louis
Carleton
Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results
Baseball standings recap from yesterday with American and National League results. Washington and Boston noted with Chicago and St Louis strong showings. Today’s schedule features New York at Boston and Detroit at Cleveland among others.
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Washington
Boston
Rah
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Ruin
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cleveland
National Boston
Cincihnatt
Chicago St. Louie
Bat Wational
Chisago
Gincinati
Mad Boston
Brooklyn
Striking Grid Guys End Pt Punxsutawney Game Dispute
High school football players at Punxsutawney settled a strike by dropping a demand for three season tickets for lettermen and returning to practice after Principal N. H. Boyd appealed to end the walkout. The dispute threatened to cancel today’s game with Kittanning. Members who refused to report were told they would not be penalized.
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Unxsutawney
Funxsutawney
Principe N. H. Boyd
Kittanning
Hkély
Boyd
Baseball doubleheader outcomes and key pitcher notes
Bryant led with 17 hits as the Cards lost on bad breaks and late base running, while Pinch hitter Epps and Medwick were stopped in the ninth. Pirates beat Reds 4-2 following Derringer’s five-hit effort for his 21st win, and a 4-nit perfor mance aided the Pirates in the nightcap. Giants vs Phillies postponed by raw weather. White Sox split with Browns 7-5 in the opener, with the second game halted tied at three after innings. Washington vs Boston postponed by rain.
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Bryant
Clay Bryant
Epps
Med
Pirates
New York Giants
Philadelphia
Chicago
White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Boston
Yale 11 Opens With Columbia In East Feature
Yale opens the 1988 football season at Columbia as part of a packed slate across the nation. The schedule includes Big Ten and other regional matchups with Stanford facing Santa Clara, California versus Washington State, and several Southeast and Southwest games highlighting early contenders and conference openers.
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YALE
Columbia
Henry
United Press
New York
Get
Mid-West
UtMe
Minnesota
Nebraska
Ohio State
Indiana
Washington
Cornhuskers
Oulo State
Clint
Cornell
Colgate \eam
Harvard
Brown
Princeton
Willis
Fordham
Upsala
Maine
Lafayette
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Philadelphia
Temple
Dartmouth
St. Lawrence
Army
Adles
Virginian Poly
Navy Mets
Virginia Military Academy
Taiana
Noir Dame
Northwestern
Kahsua State
Wisconsin
Marquette
Purdue
Butler
Chicago
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Duke
Davidson
Tulane
Auburn
Clemson
Florida
Mississippi State
Alabama
Howard
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Mercer
Kentucky
Oglsthorpe
Mississippi
Louisvana Tech
South Carolina
Georgia
Vanderbilt
Howling Green
Southwest
Arkansas
Forth Worth
Arizona
Texas
Louisiana State
Baylor-Ollaholla
Texas A
Tulsa
Rocky Mountain—Coloradn
Mssouri
Brigham Young
Denver
Colorado State
Wyoming
Pacific Coast
California
Wasrington State
Oregon State
Oregon
Washington- Idaho
Stanford
Santa Clara
St Mary's
Ganzega
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Ryan
Joseph's
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Cate
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Tase
Errening
Meadville Center
Belmont
el Chico
Unites Press
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West
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Furman
Manhattan
Nil Blufton
Beloit, College
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Tayler
Denison
Kenyon
Kalamazoo
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Dettler
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