Bradford Clips Corry 13 6 Beavers Fumbles Costly
Bradford defeats Corry 13 to 6 as four Beavers fumbles, two early, derail a three game win streak. Corry outgained Bradford 232 rushing yards to 210, but costly errors and a clipping penalty nullified a Beaver touchdown. Terry Williams scored for Corry in the second and the Owls added two touchdowns of their own, sealing the game.
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Fumbleitis! Beavers overwhelm Bradford in chaotic finish
A high scoring late game features Corry overpowering Bradford 67 to 0 after Brad ford leads 13-0 at halftime. Key plays include Bates to Smith for 28 yards, Kline's TD plunge, Downey and Williams powering Corry drives, and a series of fumbles and penalties that swing momentum before the Beavers seal the win with a dominant fourth quarter.
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Boyd Garners Narrow Victory Over Beechum In 10 Rounds
Chicagoan Boyd won a ten round decision against Milam’s Beechum after a close bout in which Beechum connected with strong punches early but Boyd controlled later rounds. The victory positions Boyd for top contention as promoter and observers noted a cautious to aggressive shift through the contest.
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Rockets Rally to 27-0 Victory Over Millcreek in Upward Upset
Titusville roared back in four grid outings as Coach Chal Port’s Rockets stunned Millcreek 27-0. Dick Platt scored on a one yard plunge, then John Endres and John Matthews added short TD runs to cap a 90 yard opening drive and seal the win. St Marys extended its state best 26th straight win with a 19-0 shutout of Emporium. Erie East beat Erie Prep 21-6, Harborcreek fell 46-7 to Erie Academy, and Lawrence Park edged Fairview 26-20 in Erie County League action. Tonight Corry hosts Warren on Homecoming. Strong Vincent faces Erie Tech in Erie Stadium.
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Haney Refutes Retirement Rumor for Braves Manager
Milwaukee AP reports that manager Fred Haney denies plans to retire as Braves rumors swirl after a World Series loss. Focus centers on Johnny Logan Bob Buhl Gene Conley and possibly Bob Trowbridge as trade candidates while Tebbetts linked to Braves’ executive path. Haney, 60, says he will stay on as long as paid and discusses future with GM John Quinn before West Coast trip.
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Corry Ave High School Band Performs Stars and Stripes
The Corry Ave High School band presented four tempo adaptations of Sousa’s Stars and Stripes Forever at a Bradford football game. Under Linda Tarbell the CAHS drill team opened with precision drill maneuvers as the band played march be fume waltz and modern tempos. Conducted by H. Lynn Rive with Ronald Rarle leading the drill team and majorettes.
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Corry Ave High Sehol
Bradford
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H. Lynn Rive
Ronald Rarle
Corry Country Club Plans Annual Meeting and Trophies
Corry Country Club members are urged to attend the annual meeting at 6 30 pm with a dinner preceding the session. The agenda includes constitutional changes, committee reports, plans for a Halloween dance on October 25, and golf trophy awards including Walter Bowen winning the club championship and Mike Lewis receiving the junior championship.
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Walter Bowen
Bill Dykes
Bob Forrester
Harold “Bus” Brown
Mike Lewis
World Amateur Tourney update from BT ANDREWS
In Scotland New Zealand and the United States were on the leaderboard after 54 holes of the World Amateur Tournament. The Jet led with a score of 87-690 at the T2 hole, as play continued on the 2nd course.
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Yankees exercise option on Richmond Virginians
New York Yankees announce securing an option to purchase the Richmond Virginians of the International League. Mexico City reports Mal Anderson of Australia and Alex Olmedo of the United States eliminated in the Pan American Tournament quarterfinals. Jocko's Walk with a $4401 lurked on the power in
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Rams Sign Gillman To New Pact Amid Busy Season
Sid Gillman, longtime Los Angeles Rams coach, signs a fresh contract with 10 games remaining in the NFL season. The terms are undisclosed and take effect in 1959. The article recalls Rams coaches dating from Adam Walsh to Gillman, notes recent results, and previews upcoming games including matchups with Detroit, Chicago Bears, and other Western Conference teams. Also mentioned is Earl Morrall’s trade to Detroit and Kenny’s Belmont Park feature win in Camden, New Jersey.
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Army Irish Game Tops Grid Slate
Army, Notre Dame clash highlighted a high stakes college football slate. Michigan State, Navy, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Ohio State, Wisconsin, Purdue, Tulane and Vanderbilt were also featured in key matchups shaping early season narratives and national rankings.
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Casey Stengel Quitting Rumors Denied By Yankees
New York AP report says Casey Stengel dismisses quitting after World Series win. Stengel, under a two year contract expiring this year, denied feud rumors with GM George Weiss amid Post speculation. Yankees plan a Tuesday press conference to discuss 1950 season play.
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