Franklin Streak Sparks Knight Return At Meadville Clash
Franklin faces Cory and Corry as the 1967 season opens with JU McCullough guiding the Knights in search of their first win. Franklin tied Meadville 6 6 after a 20 5 defeat last Friday to a powerhouse. Fans recall Franklin’s 1954 Beavers setback and expect the Ks to rebound Friday.
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Muck
Sieetyon
Frey
Cyrrys
Fae
Nand
Cary
Pat OU
Jon Nagabiirk
Lee
Franklin
Cory
Johnsonburg Waterloo
Corry
Beavers
Ksaighs
Intricate point system governs local football standings
Titusville and Meadville abstain from league play, so a complex scoring method assigns 100 points per league win and 50 per tie, with extra points for interteam outcomes. Teams' standings are the total points divided by league games. Corry and Titusville show 103 average with two wins, and non league games do not affect Section race.
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Titusville
Meadville
Corry
Warren
Oil City
Beavers
Franklin
Orange and Bladen
Titsville
Greenville
Meadville Beavers Drop in Scholastic Grid Ratings
Meadville Beavers fall from second to fourth in the Tribune scholastic ratings as New Castle Farrell Erie Cathedral Prep lead the standings. Other teams named include Erie Strong Vincent Sharon Titusville and Meadville. A previous note mentioned a town golfer with a long hole in one and a Rupert Morris from Hagerstown who fired a 387 yard drive. War ren game attendance prompts talk of more Saturday night home games at Corry Area High School.
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Carty
Dobnson
Beavers
Meadville Tribune
New Castle
Farrell
Erie Cathedral Prep
Erie Strong
Vincent
Sharon
Titusville
Meadville
Jamestown
Hagerstown
Rupert Morris
Corry Area
Sugar Ray Rebuked After Testimony
New York Sugar Ray Robinson faced a mild rebuke from the New York State Athletic Commission after testimony denying direct offers to throw a fight. The hearing aimed to probe published reports about him being corrupted and Robinson said his remarks were likely misunderstood amid doubts and insider cracks during his career.
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Sugar Ray
New York
Sugar Ray Robinson
New York State Athletic Commission
Robinson
Yanks Favored 8-5 As World Series Opens
The World Series opener between the Yankees and Braves features uncertain health for Mickey Mantle and Bill Skowron, with 70,000 expected in New York to watch the southpaw duel. Mantle and Skowron, key sluggers, may miss full-time duty, while Whitey Ford’s status and the Braves’ form keep the series hinged on health and depth. The Braves, led by Lew Burdette and Warren Spahn rotations, are favored to stretch the series as both teams navigate pitching plans and lineup changes.
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Braves
Yanks
Sue Relehler
NEW York
Mickey Mantle
Bill Skowron
New York Yankees
Milwaukee Braves
Whitey
Ford
Milwaukee
Warren Span
Mantle
Skowron
Joe Adcock
Adcock
Fred Haney
Frank Torre
Big Dog
Yanke
Stengel
Bobby Shantz
Yankee Stadium
Casey
Bob Turley
Shantz
Hahey
Lew Burdette
Buhl
Spahn
Burdette
Inankee Stadium
Haney
Spahh
Bowling standings highlight local league action
Bob Proctor led Aero AA League with 204 and 12 games to win top honors. Wayne Skinner and Harlan Taylor posted strong scores. In the men’s division Art Laurels 202 L Gerzinn 208 Al Baresi 202 Bob Hand 205. Clara TOM led the Indies with 181 while Frances Hurlbut and Betty Bases scored 180 and 177.
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Bob Proctor
Wayne Skinner
Harlan Taylor
Art Laurels
L. Gerzinn
al Baresi
Bob Hand
Tn Indies
Clara Tom
Feld
Frances Hurlbut
Betty Bases
Michigan And Notre Dame Tie In Rec League
Michigan and Notre Dame battled to a 7 77 tie at Loveland Field as both teams used single wing and T formations. Eddie Krasa caught a 20 yard pass for the Irish, Kenny Scott recovered a fumble for Michigan, and Gary Paige scored a late push to knot the score with Pitt to follow.
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Michigan
Notre Dame
Pcorin Tank
Ats Aften
Loveland Field
Dave Brooks
Eddie Krasa
Irish
John Patterson
Pitt
Michie
Thim
Wolverine
Kenny ‘Scott
Trish
Gary Paige
Dave Taylor
Paige
Wolverines
AP Scribe Lists Gridiron Picks For Week End
AP scribe Marco Cows lists college football picks for the weekend. Predictions cover major games including Oklahoma over Town State, Michigan State over California, Navy over North Carolina, Baylor over Miami, Oregon State over Northwestern, and Ohio State over Washington. Notre Dame over Indiana and others follow as rosters and matchups shape the week.
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Marco Cows
New York
Oklahoma
Sooners
Michigan State
California
Duffy Daugherty
Spartans
Galifornians
Navy
North Carolina
Baylor
Miami
Houston
Oregon State
Northwestern
Joe Francis
Barnel Durden
Beavers
Ohio State
Washington
Hal McIlhaney
Pittsburgh
Dartmouth
Penn
Heston College
Quantico Maines
Princeton
Columbia
Cornell
Harvard
Villanova
Florida State
Penn State
Army
Holy Gross
Dayton
Syracuse
Boston University
Yale
President's Cup quarterfinals at Corry Country Club
The President's Cup golf tournament moves into the quarterfinals at Corry Country Club with seven local Hinksmen still vying for the handicap crown. Dr. R. J. Gleason meets Harold Brown while winner faces Paul Bowen Jr. Semis feature Larry Gallagher and Ted Fain. Morgan Beverly vs John Kolanoski awaits in the other path. In the women's division, Mrs A Lynn Rice advances to the finals to meet the winner of Mrs John Chillock and Mary Hnatyszyn.
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Corry Country Club
R. J. Gleason
Harold “Bue” Brown
Paul Bowen Jr
Larry Gallagher
Ted Fain
Morgan Beverly
John Kolanoski
A. Lynn Rice
John Chillock
Mary Hnatyszyn
Pitt End Voted Lineman of Week by AP
With 22 seconds left Art Gob caught a touchdown pass in Portland, Ore. securing a 6-3 Pitt victory over Oregon. The 20 year old Pitt wingman earned the Associated Press Lineman of the Week award today.
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Pitt
Associated Press
Art Gob
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Comiskey Proposes NL Return To New York In Coast Swap
Chicago White Sox executive Chuck Comiskey said the American League would back a plan swapping the National League back to New York in exchange for NL entry to Los Angeles and San Francisco. He cited a future of three two-team cities and urged league unity as meetings discussed reallocation between New York, Brooklyn, San Francisco, and broader coasts. The NL indicated it would wait on decisive moves until late December amid ongoing franchise shifts and constitutional changes.
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Chuck Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cominkey
Iso Ag
Major League Baseball
Chicago
Associated Press
Baldwin Boro
Pittsburgh
Ivan Tonvic
Brooklys
Resetilan
Top Angeles
Brooklyn
Mamtatetan
Queens
Staten
Ford Frick
National League
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
San Angeles
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