Corry High fans rally as grid rankings shift pace
Erie Morning News notes Corry High slips to third behind Erie Cathedral Prep and Greenville as voters doubt the Beavers' lopsided wins over weaker foes. Bradford, Jamestown, and McDowell loom as obstacles while Corry must impress over the Owls to hold the spot. Larry Johnson shines with 753 yards in six carries as Marlett anchors the defense and Ryan visits for a local Punt Pass and Kick event.
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Corry High
Erie Morning News
Erie Cathedral Prep
Greenville
Corty
Johnsonbure
Beavers
Sheffield
Franklin
Prep
Tech
Erie ‘Tech
Erie East
Oil City
Hickory
Titusville
Meadville
Raigiaw
North East
Bradford
Jamestown
McDowell
DuBois
Olean
Corry
Trojans
Sto
Altoona
Aliquippa
Pao
Carry
Ernie Pills
Canada
Bil Koman
Mike Ditka
National Football League
Ditka
Pitt
Chicago Bears
Corry Cosh
Lou Hanna
B Ford
Low
Hanna
Owls
Larry Johnson
Larry
Johnson
Hershey
Larry MarLett
Cleveland Browns
Frank Ryan
Mearlville
Friends Dept
Cleveland
Stim Musial
Connie Mack
al Simmons
Jim Carrier
Chuck Kennedy
Mead Ville Bulldogs
Little Beavers
Din’ Carrier
Bulldog
Carrier
Kennedy
Terry Darnoall
Beaver
Knights
Rumbaugh
Weber
Brady
Peters
Sandbury
Moore
W. Thomas
Roach
Tate
Harrington
Darnoall
D.thomas
Hammond
Martin
Doutt
Butehko
Amy
Silvis
Yankees Favored as Series Opens in New York
New York hosts Los Angeles in the World Series opener at Yankee Stadium with Whitey Ford facing Sandy Koufax. Koufax says he has only a slight cold, while Ken McMullen and Johnny Podres are listed as questionable. If needed, Dick Tracewski could start at second base. Pods’ poor outing against Philadelphia rattled Dodger confidence. Ralph Houk notes a strong club condition and Mantle and Maris showing improved health.
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NEW York
Arlds
New York Yankees
Sandy Koufax
Los Angles
Dodgers
Yankee Stadium
Whitey Ford
Koufax
Dodger
Walter Alston
Alston
Ken McMullen
Johnny “Podres
McMullen
Jim Gillam
Dick Tracewski
Podres
Philadelphia
Yankees
Oklahoma Tops AP Poll as Sooners Break Seven-Year Drought
The Oklahoma Sooners surge to No. 1 in the AP weekly Top Ten after routing USC 17 in 11 degree LA weather. Alabama stays No. 2 while Mississippi returns to the top ten at No. 10 after a 31-7 win over Kentucky.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma Sooners
Associated Press Weekly
Oklahoma
Southern California Trojans
Los Angeles
Trojans
Arkansas
Missouri
Alabama
Mississippi
Kentucky
Ole Miss
Memphis State
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahomensue
L.oklahoma
Texas
Ex-Player Sues Lions Over Knee Injury Details
Ex Lions player Gil Mains sues Detroit Lions, Detroit Osteopathic Hospital, and Dr Richard A. Thompson for 250000 in damages over knee treatment from a 1961 injury. He says three operations left him crippled. Also notes Lamar McManis joining San Francisco 49ers and other minor items.
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Umliultab
Hormey
Gil Mains
Detroit Lions
National Football League
Wayne
Detroit
Detroit Osteopathic Hospital
Richard A. Thompson
Mains
Lions
San Francisco
Gers
University of Michigan Medical Center
McHan
49ERS
Redwood City
Calif
Lamar MuBatt
John Brodie
Stil Wuraine
McManis
Chicago Cardinal
Green Bay
Bucketfool
Aloysius Syzmanski
Fang
Staples leads Men’s A League with three 200+ games
BowAire bowling report shows Sontry Staples posting 203 203 198 to pace the Men’s A League few others matched 200 in more than one game. Pete Russell Jr. had the night’s high single with 219. Otters reaching 200s included Baressi 213 Doan 213 Hand 213 Cummings 207 Renzi 207 Hurlbut 204 Stew art 203 Lamiello 201 Migliacclo 200 El chynski 200. Walt Bowen led with 218 in McInnes Steel Shop League at Avalon Center while Paver pitched 212 and Berry 210.
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Sontry Staples
Staples
BowlAire
Pete Russell Jr
Otters
Joe Baressi
Shorty Doan
Bob Hand
Chuck Cummings
Pat Renzi
Paul Hurlbut
Ford
Philadelphia bout halted as Hayward stops Manning
In Philadelphia Stanley Hayward aged 149 pounds stopped Percy Manning 146 pounds in the six round. In Tokyo Larry Fernando 182 pounds from the Philippines stopped Kazuo Takayame 141 pounds in the third round.
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Philadelphia
Stanley
Kitten) Hayward
Percy Manning
Tokyo
Larry Fernando
Philippines
Kazuo Takayame
Collier Spurs Browns For Steeler Game
Cleveland Browns coach Blanton Collier cites first place pride and Canton memories as motivation for the key clash with the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Browns, 2-6, seek to improve their Eastern Division standing after beating the Los Angeles Rams, while Pittsburgh leads in points allowed and seeks a strong road performance.
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Cleveland
Blanton Collier
Cleveland Browns
Pittsburgh Steelers
Canton
Browns
Los Angeles Rams
Pittsburgh
Headton
Steelers
National Pro Football Hall of Fame
Sox Des Sures
Colfer
Rams
Xander Runs Wild As Trojans Triumph Over Wildcats
Xander rushed for 245 yards and all three Trojan touchdowns on breakaway runs in a 19-4 recreation football victory at Loveland Field yesterday. He returned kickoffs for 70 and 88 yards and scampered 0 yards for another score. Wildcats QB Bob Blatt gained 68 rushing yards and fired for 57 yards on five completions as Braves and Cowboys meet next in seventh and eighth grade league.
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Om Xander
Trojans
Wildcats
Recreation
Loveland Field
Big X
Xander
Cats
Bob Blatt
Braves
Cowboys
Sparta Defeats West Forest 6 1 In Five Run Showdown
Sparta Aces five run second inning to beat West Forest 6 1 as Jolin Stranahan limits visitors to three hits with five strikeouts. Troy Firth and John Linden contribute two hits apiece, sending Sparta to remain unbeaten in five Upper Allegheny League games. Joe Frisina parts the lineup for Thursday trip to Pleasantville.
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West Forest
Tionesta
Spartanshore
Jolin Stranahan
Spartans
Twenue
Troy Firth
John Linden
Joe Frisina
Pleasantville
Cbio Young
Byler Restores Corry Beavers To Winning Ways in 1930s
This installment recalls Russ Byler’s 1935 revival of Corry High football, leading to a 9-1-0 season and a string of strong showings. It highlights key players and family dynasties such as the Bracken, Boreski, Crags, Taylor, and Paulson brothers, and notes 1935’s signature wins over Titusville and Union City as the program’s peak before 1940.
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TOM
Corry
Fridion
Beavers
Vicory
Russ Bylor
Jer
van Wrttshare
Titusville
Shor | Field
North East
Union City
Joe Baresi
Pete Dubrasky
Wik
Gampalen
Bob Bracken
Gene Phillips
Jack Taylor
John Zepka
Taylor
Paul
Red
Alex Dubrosky
Fred Christensen
Jim Lundy
Paul Phelps
Corry High
Lawrence Park
Wattsburg
Nonn
Rockets
Youngsville
Edinboro
Byler
Hanna
Aridders
Martin Keppel
Joe Botoski
Oi City
Franklin
Meadville
Boroski
Shy Tes
Covel Ruxs Byler
Ie Sar Rhote
Cragg
Tom and
Vir
Bracken Brothers
Rob
Ace
Jack
Bates Brothers
Joe
Samm
Erie
Combinaion
Dubrosky Do
Pete
Alex
Ter
Tintare Calle
Tom Crags
Euland Harvey
Gerald Lillie
Jim Sickler
Bob Reynolds
Theinale
Lghts
Loveland Field
Titusvilly
Corryevar O
Yeversal
Cony High
Vic Cregg
Veo Lindsey
Don Lundy
Chuck Williams
Olin
Ace Bracken
Bob Rumbaugh
Paul Guth
Ralph Kin
Peviinfisn Slickson
Sam Bayes
Bil Beduse
Bylor
Harder Fired Wynn Hired Leveland Indians Shakeup
In Cleveland Mel Harder is fired as pitching coach and Barry Wynn is hired to replace him. Indians manager Tebbetts notes Wynn joined after Harder taught him a sharp pitch. Harder, 53, had a 20 season record as a Tribe pitcher and had been with Cleveland since 1947 as player coach. Wynn, 43, returns to win his 200th major league game and indicates he may pursue other clubs.
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Leveland
Ohio
Mel Harder
Cleveland
Barry Wynn
Harder
Gabe Pan
Indians
Fred Harder
Paul
Wynn
Barry
Mel
Wai
Tribe
Yankees
White Sox
Ne Five
Bia
Daye
Tebbetts
Dances in Mourning as Von Rueden Performs in San Francisco
Sylvia Von Rueden, a native of Hiawali Grant Avenue, performs a hula in San Francisco's Chinatown to settle a pennant bet with the Giants. The baseball team aims for the National League pennant as spectators watch on Grant Avenue.
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San Francisco
Sylvia von Rueden
Hiawali
Grant
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