Corry Beavers Aim To Defend Section 7 Crown At Titusville
Corry High Beavers visit Titusville in a pivotal Week Eleven clash that could decide the Section 7 League title as coach Lou Handa’s squad must win remaining league games to keep the championship hopes alive. The weekend also sees major college results, upsets, and notable performances shaping national headlines.
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Beavers
Conewango Kennel Club Dog Show Schedule
Conewango Kennel Club announces an American Kennel Club sanctioned dog match on Sunday October 25 from 2 to 6 pm at the White Swan ballroom Wrightsville. All pedigreed dogs six months and over except champions may compete. Entry fee for 3 dogs is $1. Entries accepted day of show until judging. Trophies will be awarded across classes and groups. Judges include Edward Uhmer Leon Hollenbeck and others from Buffalo Salamanca Akron and Lakewood.
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Lakewood
N. Y
Detty Cummings
Salamanca
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Akron
N.Y
Usin Morgen
Buffalo
Pro grid loop shows Lions Browns pace in standings
In week three of the NFL season the Detroit Lions lead the Western Conference with 3-0, while the 49ers Colts and Rams sit one game back at 2-1. In the East the Browns top the division with Washington Redskins also undefeated, Eagles tied. Steelers, Giants, Cardinals, Bears all suffered losses as Detroit beat San Francisco 24-21 and Baltimore 16-14. Cleveland routed Philadelphia 97-19 on Saturday, while Washington edged New York 13-9 and Pittsburgh downed Chicago 31-28. College scores listed include Villanova over Boston College 15-7 and Princeton beating Rutgers 9-7, with several other results across the slate.
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Saturday and weekend NFL results and schedule
Saturday Cleveland beat Philadelphia 37 to 13. Sunday results include Baltimore 16 Chicago Bears 14 and Los Angeles 38 Green Bay 20. Washington defeated New York 13 to 9 while Detroit edged San Francisco 24 to 21 and Pittsburgh won 31 to 28 over Chicago Cards. This week’s schedule lists Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Saturday night and Sunday Baltimore at Green Bay with Chicago Cardinals at New York and other matchups.
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Bow and Arrow Deer Season Opens in Pennsylvania
The first of Pennsylvania three deer seasons opened with bows and arrows. A two week archers hunt runs daily 7 a m to 5 p m except Sundays starting October 1. About 8 000 licensed bowhunters expected. Dr Logan Bennett, executive director of the State Game Commission, says bowhunters have a good chance this year and hope for rain to improve conditions. Last year dry undergrowth limited results to 24 animals.
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State Game Commission
Nockey Scores From National and American League
National League results show Boston 4 over Montreal 1 and Detroit 4 over Toronto 6 while New York 5 defeats Chicago 3. American League score Providence 4 and Buffalo 2.
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Scholastic elevens boast of perfect records in state leagues
Harrisburg report notes five champions defeated or tied early in the season. Corry and DuBois remain undefeated among major elevens. Hershey, South Penn, and other contenders suffer shocks. Steelton ties Allentown. Pottsville and Bethlehem post narrow wins as surprises mount.
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Warren Hosts Corry High Jayvees In Early Season Clash
Corry High reserves travel to Warren for a 4 p.m. kickoff to make up an early season cancellation. Coach Vic Craze seeks a fourth straight win, with recent victories over Titusville 2-0 Oil City 21-18 and Mearsville 19-9. The piece notes standings and other regional results as the league race tightens.
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Corry
Notre Dame and Pitt to collide this Saturday clash
New York The college football season fires on under one platoon rules with mixed results. California routed Penn 40 0 and Ohio State fell to Michigan State while Texas Christian beat Texas Christian 26 19. Ohio State’s early stumble shocks pundits.
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Zaharias Recovers and Plans Golf Return
Babe Zaharias, recovering from cancer surgery, is back in Fort Worth and aims to resume golf on August 8. She defends the Texas Women's Open and schedules a national tour starting November 1 with Lew Worshumn, backed by George May. Zaharias recently had a six month checkup in Beaumont. tests were negative.
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Leahy Worried About Game With Panthers
Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy, in a steady mood, prepares for the upcoming clash with Pittsburgh at South Bend after watching Pitt beat Nebraska 14 6. He notes Pitt does what it must and rates them tougher than last year, expressing greater concern about Pitt than Georgia Tech next week.
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Swain Wins Philadelphia 100-Mile Stock Car Championship
Ted Swaim of Winston-Salem NC easily distanced a field of 63 drivers to win the 100 mile Sportaman Stock Car Championship at Langhomne Speedway. He finished three miles ahead of runner up Bill Weldenhouse of Midland NC. The winter solfies marks the end of the old year and beginning of the new for the Zunt Indians of western New Mexico.
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