Deer Archery Contest Sees Buck Counts Reported
Archery event underway with two bucks logged as contenders. Participants include Julie Martenville and Stephen Shirer from RD Martenville. No kills reported yet as the Pennsylvania special archery graph continues through the week with competitors from Corry and Yok.
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Jim Weil
Television Fight Card At Syracuse War Memorial
Televised boxing event features Luis Si fk Heck of the wood Tomokow versus Ralph Jones in a 10 pounder. Al Andrews to face Jones in a 160 pound clash while Tony Baldon and Hay Dreke also appear. Drake favored in a 100 pound bout as two upset-minded fighters meet in Syracuse.
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Will Slic
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Football schedule and college games featured in sport notes
The article previews upcoming college and NFL style matchups with Corry Titusville and Mendville, mentions Notre Dame at Michigan State and Navy war plans, plus Olympic fundraising events. It notes Frank Lane as Cardinals general manager eyeing a bid for a first baseman job.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies trade away four players in pivot for 1955 roster shakeup
The Phillies announce a major roster reshuffle aiming to bolster the National League race next season. Four veterans and rookies move on, including pitchers Tom Cuserate and Thornton Kipper, outfielders Mel Chirk and Kim Com, plus several Syracuse affiliates. Various releases and sales are listed as Roy Hamey shapes spring training selections.
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Kim Comand
Thornton Kipper
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Eddie Waitkus
Harry Lowrey
Roy Hamey
Bob Bowne
Joy Lath
Sech Mori Trad
Syracuse Chins
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Sith Sohmeolady
Lenpie
Michigan Tops AP Football Poll as Army Triumph Boosts Rise
Michigan climbs to No. 1 in the AP writers poll after a 26-2 victory over Army, pulling ahead of Maryland which slips to runner-up. Oklahoma holds third with Notre Dame, Wisconsin and Georgia Tech also rising in a broad top 10 realignment.
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Corry JVs(ayvee) Top Warren 20 to 7 for Fourth Win
Corry High School junior varsity beat Warren reserves 20 to 7 at Loveland Field to post their fourth win in five starts. Le Williams opened scoring with a yards reverse as Dietsch connected twice with Turner and Tomer on 30 yard passes. Warren's lone TD came on a 15 yard run by Pilinigan.
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Perez Will Quit Featherweights in New Plan
Perez announces shift to lightweights after a feud with Bobby Courchesne of Holyoke. The Brooklyn prospect, 135 pounds, edged Courchesne in a tough 10 round bout at St Nicholas Area, while plans emerge for a November 14 match with Pat Marcune of New York.
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Willie Mays Slugging Champ In Senior Loop
Willie Mays wins the National League slugging crown for the second straight season with a .659 average and 51 home runs after a slow start. The report notes Mantle leads the American League with 37 homers and Ed Mathews is third in slugging.
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Leamie Headquarters
Area Sportsmen's Meets Scheduled
The Spring Creek Sportsmen's Club will hold a meeting tomorrow evening at West Spring Creek Township Hall. A lunch will be served and movies plus other entertainment will be provided. All members are urged to attend.
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Spring Creek
Blaik Seeks to Forget Defeat After Michigan Loss
Army coach Earl Blaik says the Cadets’ 26 2 defeat to Michigan is forgotten as he notes fumbling hurt drives and missed opportunities. Bud Wilkinson downplays streaks, while Michigan State and Notre Dame prepare for key games. UCLA’s Ronnie Knox may return from shoulder injury as Sau Brown secures tailback role. Scholastic football results from NN Braddock Scott 14, Wilkinsbury 1.
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Stanford
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Tony Trabert to Turn Pro Today in Major Tennis Move
Los Angeles reports Tony Trabert, U S and Wimbledon champion, is set to turn professional today. Promoter Jack Kramer says contract fine print remains and expects no delay. Kramer aims to recruit other top amateurs Lewis Head and Ken Rosewall in what would be the biggest pro tennis raid. Mare Trabert, Tony’s brother, says negotiations involve substantial guarantees and share of gross earnings.
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Associated Press
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Tewis Head
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Simon Pures
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Cincinnati
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Willie Pep Nears 200th Victory After Titone Win
Willie Pep, the Hartford featherweight, moved within one win of 200 with a unanimous 10 round decision over Charlie Titone of Brooklyn at Maple Arena Rockton Mass Pep weighed 129 pounds Titone 128 and blood marked the fourth round as Pep dominated with sharp left jabs. Pep's record stood at seven losses and one draw.
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Willie Pep
Hartford
Keglers Lead With Big Scores In Local Bowling Night
Bob Morton rolled 226 244 and a 648 series to pace the alley in last night’s bowling. Other top figures included Al Dorman with 239, Tom Cragg 219, Mary Perkins 234, and Vince Legters 235, among a string of 200s and low 210s.
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Louis Gerzilla
Henry Davis
Frank Wise
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