Warren Hyagoné Reigns With 20 Point Win Over Meadville
Warren Hyagoné secured the league title with a 20 point victory over Meadville as coach Fred Bell’s squad extended their winning streak to five. Don Mohney starred for Meadville with four first half touchdowns including punt returns. Strong league action continues with several key matchups shaping runnerup battles among Beavers Titusville and Oil City.
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Sid Gils and Beagle Club Attendance Highlight Sports Short
Local notes recap Sid Gils attendance at the Beagle Club event plus a hodgepodge of sports chatter. Mentions of college football results and boxing results across multiple venues, with scattered team names and veteran player mentions throughout the sprawling clipping.
Beaver Eleven Romps Over Grove City In 34-13 Victory
Corry High School powered past Grove City 34 to 13 at Grove City, with Austin and Mitchell scoring multiple times and Austin prevailing as top rusher. Quarterback lead and strong defense aided Corry’s late surge, despite wet field conditions and a large Beaver crowd.
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the Beavers
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Purple Eagles
1955 Waterfowl Season Opens Monday
Waterfowl season begins Monday with ducks geese coots and brant as legal prey. The season runs until December 17 with daily shooting hours from one half hour before sunrise to sunset. A 2 federal migratory bird hunting stamp is required for hunters 16 and older. Daily limits include one wood duck and merganser, two wood ducks on a boat, and limits for geese coots and brant as listed.
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Fennsylvania
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Notre Dame Defeats Miami 14-0 in Orange Bowl Showdown
Notre Dame grounds Miami Florida 14 to 0 behind quarterback Horounn and a stifling defense. Gene Kapish connected for a late second quarter score, Aubrey Lewis added a third period TD, delivering the Fighting Irish their third straight win and keeping Miami scoreless amid fumbles and pressure. UCLA loss later in the night left Notre Dame no. 5 in the AP poll as other top college games unfolded.
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Collision of top teams fuels busy college football Saturday
Michigan and Army clash in Ann Arbor as No. 2 Michigan battles No. 6 Army while Oklahoma faces Texas in the Cotton Bowl. A capacity 97,239 crowd watched the Michigan Army game amid a slate featuring Stanford at Michigan State, Texas Christian vs Alabama, Rice vs Clemson, Nebraska vs A&M and other ranked foes across major conferences.
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Jackson Beats Rex Layne by Sixth Round TKO
Rex Layne was stopped by Tommy Jackson in the sixth round after an eye cut opened on Layne. Jackson improved to 6-0-1 with the win while Layne fell to 40-14-3, as the bout drew a modest crowd of about 4,109 and gate of $4,505.20.
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Hurricane Jakson
New York
Rex Layne
Marciano Layne
Utah
Jackson
Pudey Layne
Tayne
Layne
Reds
Bow And Arrow Hunters Plan City Meeting
Bow and arrow hunters from the city and vicinity plan to attend a gathering Monday at the CorryRiver Archery Range. The event aims to boost safety and practice as archers prepare for deer season while the range stays open all day for shooting.
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Jomor
Corry Rovirih
Sirport
Skeet And Turkey Shoots Scheduled At Local Clubs
Skeet shoots are planned at Corry Rod and Gun Club range at 10 o clock Sunday morning. All sports enthusiasts are urged to attend. A turkey shoot follows at the Twi Lite Inn sponsored by the Spartansburg Sportsmen's organization.
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Corry
Spartansburg ‘Sportsmen's Organization
Homa Sets Pace In Golf Tourney
Lee Homa, former basketball convert from Westchester CC Rye, opened with 63 and 70 to lead the East Open at 136. Frank Stranahan followed at 139, while Ed Oliver, Marty Furgol, Fred Hawking, and Jim Turnesa were two strokes back at 140 amid a tight field on the Mt Pleasant course.
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Scholastic Scores and Nearby Games Report
Scholastic results show Grave City leading 34 to 13, Warren 32 to 0 over Meadville, Franklin 1, and Beaver Falls 6. Other scores include Ashtabula 13, Erie Academy, Saegerstown 19, Conneaut Valley Edinboro 12, Albion 6, Greenville 12, Mercer 0, Cumbria 29, DuBois 0, Sharon 27, Erie Prep 2, The Citadel 14, Richmond 12, Houston 7, and Detroit 6.
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Girard & Butler
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