Beavers End Titusville Rockets Long Winning Reign
Corry High defeats Titusville 10 0 on October 10 1936 as Johnny Wilcox runs 73 yards for the second quarter touchdown and Pitcavage adds the extra point. The Beavers’ improved line and steady defense stifle a Rockets attack led by Roy Romaniszyn and Rog.
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Beavers
Titusville Rockets
Enamua Num Eines
Cory
Titusville T
Rockets
Tade
Corry
Queen City
Johnny Witeos
Northack
Alwy
Titusville
The
Wilcox
al Pitcavage
Derry
Syoual
Ight World
Roy
Mike Romaniszyn
Braun
Russ Byler
John Zepka
Burton Hammond
Hammond
Carl Sullivan
Bob Guliet
Gulick
An &A
Taylor
Paul
Jack
Red
Ie Tecate
Marshal Fishen
Warren
Corry High School
Bani
Dukasiak
Broym
Titusvile
Pitcavage
Faul Taylor
Titusvillé
Roz
Nisiewa
Romanikeya
Laska
Bob Bracken
Rog
Rothers
Romanissyn
Lasita
Rog Parsell
Cochran
Crry
Romanisyn
Goal
Brown
Tietusville
Deets
Corny
Romaniszyn
Sulivin
Weld
Sheffield
Substitution sequence during Titusville game noted
The report records a single Beavers substitution and lists players including Corry Titusvinte Sullek te Cochran Hracken uy Markley Brown ig Btu Philipy and Gow Crag, with touchdowns and an extra point by Pitcavage. Officials named include referee Glow and headlinesman Meadville.
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Corry Titusvinte Sullek
Cochran
Hracken Uy Markley
Brown
Philipy
Crag
Mammond
Sullivan
Lalinelale T. Taylor
Cee
Weld
Wilkoe
Taylor
Pitcavage
Lasseu Corry
Skeet Cup Won by Marksman From Clarendon
The second annual Corry and Gun Club skeet event drew over 500 participants despite gusty wind. Claude Allen of Clarendon Pa dominated the feature by hitting 46 of 50 targets in the Lewis system. fellow local shooters and prize winners followed with high scores amid varied derby and dog trials.
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Corry
Claude Allen
Clarendon
Allen
Ployd Fogle
Lineman
James Bennett
Rioss
Fred Ross
Yippy
Bill Shamburg
Charles Queen
Centerville
Dick Baum
Clarion
Bale
Dom Peterson
Knox
E. W. Barcus
Vippery Bingo
Dan Depew
Columbus
Teal
C. Jones
Titusville
Pennman
Lady
Glen Tillitson
Bear Lake
Coon
Coon Itriad Winners Were Leed, Owned By Marion Aldy of Clymer
Dan
R. H. VanTassel
Drum
Bert Pagerstrom
Dec Wellman
M. E B. Chapin
L. Dennison
Miles McCray
Martin Anderson
R. VanKeuren
Frank Schrader
James Clark
Dean Mitchell
Frank Kinley
Paul Pax
Frank Graft
George Taylor
Bill Murray
H. B. Kennedy
W. W- Hammond
Carlo Perro
Dan Wiggers
H. J. Davis
Edwin Kepnel
Peake
H. G. Skinder
Dr. C. Bennett
Jeannette Warder
Geneva
T. Higley
R. D
D. McBride
Evie
A. W. Sheasley
Ridgwily
Oilers Tie 3-3 in Warren Football Thriller
In Warren yesterday Sal Sqular led the Rox Rangers of McKees Rocks to a 3-3 tie with HyVis Oil as both teams traded goals in a thrilling professional football contest. Classified note mentions used car dealers and selling cars.
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Oilers
Warren
Sal
Rox Rangers
McKees Rocks
Warren S-3
Death in the After Noon Big Race Opens on Vanderbilt Cup
Forty five of the world’s top drivers race for a $60,000 prize in the inaugural 800 mile Vanderbilt Cup on Long Island. A crash sidelined Lou Meyer, leaving Billy Winn Wilbur Shaw Deacon Litz and Bob Swanson as American title hopefuls. The winner earns $20,000.
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United Press
Westbury
Gar Wool
Lou Meyer
Lins Angeles
Bar
Meyer
Billy Winn
Détroit
Miller
Wilbur Shaw
Indianapolis
Gilmore
Deacon Litz
DuBois
Thomson
Bob Swanson
Los Angeles
Long Island
Pitt and Duquesne Set for Saturday at Pitt Stadium
Pitt and Duquesne meet at Pitt stadium Saturday as both teams remain undefeated and unscored on. Pitt recently edged Ohio State 6 to 0 at Columbus, while Duquesne beat Rice Institute 14 to 0 and beat Geneva College 33 to 0 on a wet mud field.
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Unueares
Pittsburgh
Duquesne
Pitt Stadium
Pitt
Panthers
Ohio State
Columbus
Buckeyes
Rice Institute
Houston
Texas
CITY LEAGUE BOWLING ENTERS THIRD WEEK THIS EVENING
Bowlers in the City League roll into week three tonight. Keisters meet Cohen Conls on alleys 1 and 2, Aero A. A. faces Citizens Bank on 3 and 4, and Aeros oppose Corry Tamestown. Class Bibeague squads clash tomorrow as Cad ies League teams meet Wednesday.
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Keisters
Cohen Conls
Aero A. A
Citizens Bank
Aeros
Corry Tamestown
Cadies League
Angott and Sheppard Set for Third Featherweight Bout
Pittsburgh October 12 report Sammz Angott of Washington Pa and Anilee Sheppard of Cleveland meet for a 10 round featherweight bout, the third in their series. Angott won the first fight by technical knockout and Sheppard captured the second by decision.
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Pittsburgh
Angott
Washington
Anilee Sheppard
Cleveland
Sheppard
Fair hunting season expected with strong license sales
County Treasurer Ralph McCord reports high hunting license sales as game officials forecast a robust opening season. State commission secretary Seth Goria cites large projected rosters for pheasants, turkeys, quail, rabbits, and other game, despite winter shortages and a conservation order for scarce species. Season dates cover various species from late summer to March fifteenth.
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Ralph McCord
Seth Goria
State Commission
Fai ‘Dordon
Lae Commission
Scores From Scholastic Grid Games and Major College Matches
The page shows a mix of high school grid results and college scores. Oil City beat Warren 28 to 12 while Greenville led Kann 20 to 6. DuBois defeated Brookville 19 to 2 and Alliance Academy topped Miie Cath edral Prep 14 to 7. College results include Ohio State 0 and Southern California 24 over unspecified opponents, Purdue 85 over Wisconsin, and Notre Dame 14 over Syracuse.
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Tikterythe
Oil City
Warren
Mendylle
Wranialin
Sluron
Greenville
Kann
Johnsonburg
DuBois
Brookville
Fdgiway
Sheffield
Campbell
Ghia
Brie Vincent
Jamestown
Dunkirk
Pitt
Ohio State
Southern California
Ilinois
Minnesota
Nebraska
Purdue
Wisconsin UW
Northwestern
North Dakota State
Duke
Clemson
Georgia
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Devon
Holy Cross
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Yale
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Virginia
Army
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Brown
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North Carolina
Maryland
Texas
Christian
Tulsa
California
Oregon State
Michigan State
Carnegie Tech
Bethany
Westminster
Mansfeld
Ecyboro
Oberlin
Adtegheny
Dil City Titusville Meet In League Game
Oil City reports a league clash with Titusville as the visiting squad brings experience to face a strong local lineup. Magee and Klegey headline the opposing defense while Titusville hopes to contain the district scoring leader as both teams chase the Phalanx trophy in a road test.
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DIL City
Titusville
Oil City
O'lers
Tiusville
Bhebt
Lnstroserp
Lisas
Sharon
Tougisine
Magee Aml Klegey
Faetest Bupitfeld
Magee
Bears Beat Cardinals Lions Victory Keeps Leads
United Press reports the Chicago Bears scored 81 points to 15 against all opponents as the NFL season unfolds. The Bears defeated the Cardinals 7 to 3 while the Detroit Lions won their second straight game by beating Philadelphia 94 to 0. Packers crushed Boston 31 to 2 and the Giants and Dodgers tied 10 to 10 in a rare eastern division clash. Boston won 10 to 0 over Syracuse in the American League. New York at Pittsburgh game was cancelled due to rain.
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Chicago Bears
Bears
Canninals
Detroit Lions
Philadelphia
Sveen Bay
Packers
Boston Redskins
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston
Syracuse
New York
Pittsburgh
Centaurs and East In City Title Race Clash Soon
Oct Saturday night draw left Academy and East tied in a city race with tech for top honors. Predictions point to the final decision in the Ere Series when Centaurs meet Bass on Nov 7. Bast’s path favors fewer hurdles, while Centaurs face Bass and Vincent.
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Centaurs
East
Wera
Academy
Warriors
Tech
Rae
Bast
Wth Academy
Vincent
Bass
Prep
Raebiers
Panthers Use Old Fashioned Attack To Win
University of Pittsburgh over Ohio State 6 to 0 in Columbus. Pitt used a simple ground game to outrun the Buckeyes, gaining 251 rushing yards while Ohio State managed only 77 rushing yards and no passing. Dr Jock Sutherland praised the victory for its straight football.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Solumbus
University
Pittsburgh
Ohio State Today
Ohio State
Francis
Gates of Mercy
Schuwitt
Pitt
Ohio
Buckeyes
Jock Sutherland
One Mile Ski Run Laid Out Near Kane
The Kane Ski Club and Allegheny National Forest foresters announced the completion of a one mile ski run in Watermill valley near Kane. The 20 foot wide straight stretches and 60 foot wide curves promise a sporty downhill course. Plans include Adirondack style cabins at top and bottom and a power tramway to haul skiers to the peak. Forester Van Nort and Kane Ski Club president Jarvis Rockwill provided details.
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New England
Forester van Nort
White Mountains
National Forest
Foresters
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Kruterrogt
Ewe Academy
Brie East
Alliance Academy
Miie Cathedral Prep
East Brady
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Keister
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