Beavers Vie For Grid Tonight
Corry and Titusville battle in a crucial prep game led by Turner and Burkhart for Corry as Beavers vie for position on the gridiron with a tense late season matchup.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1956
Page
7
Corry Triumphs in Six Straight Wins Over Titusville
Corry has won six straight against Titusville, with Corey Niles leading many efforts for the Rockets. The 1981 sequence includes a notable victory as the Beavers strive for another title, continuing a long rivalry and highlighting the era’s standout performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Titusville
Corey Niles
Titus
Fey
Cory
Ali
Rockets
Tamia
Hetty
Dainty
Rose
Corey
Tivarilles Champonshil
Tivarilles Champonshil) Tear of 1981 Was Ing Titat Gores Win In, Theaerds
Biles Cathy
Lorelis Clei
Beavers
Yieu Coe Hs
Ieee Ae
Hisitelly
Bowling results show high scores across divisions
Bowling night results list multiple bowlers cracking 200s with top 287 by M Pitch and 223 by S Anderson in the Indies division. Scores include 210, 212, 606 series, and several 200s. Team standings appear alongside shop and sponsor names such as Esso Hall, General Telephone, Roselake Dairies, and A and B Distributors with results totals for Lash Night matches.
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Inc
Tenge
Bob Emmerting
Seria
Felix Matthews
Bob Damon
Joe Gerana
Marchitelli
Gonsole
Bo Hatch
Stahl
S. Anderson
Bob Eddy
The
Indies
Divisidn Haver
Gary Hone
Elsie Hixson
Ajay Pumps
Eichynski
Esso Hall
da Roselake Dairies
Al's Clothes Shop
General Tele
Roselake Daiies
Ajax
Esa Hull Rigg
Elchynski's
Western Open Second Round Opens Amid Windy Presidio Loop
The Western Open golf tournament resumes with Cary Mid dif oscillating in the second round as Don January posts a 69 on a windy Presidio layout. Notables including Hyer, Mangrum, and Nicol chase the leaders while oscillating conditions test veteran and amateur entrants.
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Dikjchied
Fyis
Louw
Cary Middiemiff
Bf Dyllis
Enos
Tbe
Tesseri
Cijuls Vista Professiona Bi Cai Pix
AlMitedic Amiteur
Johnny McMulli
Tiply QijAll
Cledirge Hyer
Grossingers
Hebert
Finanmteir
Castigetl
Auiham
Rom Nicol
Apnie
Gali
Nat Owners May Fight Club Shift In Washington
Washington Senators owner Gabriel Murphy and other stockholders oppose moving the franchise. Murphy, owning about 40 percent, vows to fight any transfer and may pursue court action if needed. Griffiths preserves control as the committee weighs options amid unrest among Washington figures. In Pittsburgh, halfback Dick Bowen of the University of Pittsburgh hospitalized for shin injuries after a 14–0 loss to California, West.
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Canvin
Will Harridge
Line
Americai Kengie
Keo
Washington Senators
Gabriel Murphy
Plf
Senators
Washington
Murphy
Waslington
Lars Griffith
Tissid
Sooners Face Texas Test To Tie Record
Oklahoma seeks a win over Texas to tie or set a major college record for consecutive victories. The Sooners, riding a long win streak, face Texas and Ohio State and Michigan State also in action as top teams grind through weekend games. Pittsburgh may bench two players in a NFL clash with Philadelphia as injuries mount.
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Oklahoma
Sooners
Bud Willinson
Kansas State
Wildcats
Ncaa Service Bureau
Pittsburgh
Sogners
Southern Methodist
Dowling State
Wade Mitchell
George Volkerta
Texas Christian
Jim Swink Joose
Mississippi
Vanderbilt
Texas A&m
Baylor
Razorbacks
Arkansas
Penn
Princeton
Peny State
Holy Cross
Syracuse
West Virginia
Hockey season opens in AHL with Rochester comeback bid
The American Hockey League starts its season with Rochester replacing Pittsburgh in a six team circuit. Providence travels to Hershey while Buffalo meets Springfield and Rochester visits Cleveland. Americans renew professional hockey in Rochester since 1936 and are backed by Montreal Canadiens and Toronto Maple Leafs. Providence rolls with Rangers nucleus, Buffalo linked to Chicago Blackhawks, and Hershey aided by Boston.
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Associated Press
American Hockey League
Rochester
Pittsburgh
Providence Reds
Buffalo Bisons
Rochester Americans
Cleveland
Buffalo
Springfield
Providence
Hershey
Cleveland Barons
Montreal Canadiens
Toronto Maple Leafs
New York Rangers
Chicago Blackhawks
Boston
Lid Pricehouse
Pittsburgh Horonets
Mathers
Gil Mayer
High Scoring Wille Marshall and Bobby Salinger Duel
Wille Marshall and Bobby Salinger starred in a high scoring clash as Cleveland and Springfield remained independent in the standings. Both teams upheld their status with strong performances and key plays shaping the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille Marshall
Bobby Salinger
Clevel Tind
Springfield
Calhoun Faces Sullivan in Midweight Clash Tonight
The 9 round midweight bout features Rory Calhoun from Atlanta. England’s Johny Sullivan to meet him in White Plains. NBC will air the contest as Calhoun seeks to extend a string of wins while Sullivan eyes an upset in a high stakes fight with many knockouts and a potential betting edge.
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Sereeee
Rory Calhoun
Joh
Sullivan
Joey Glartiel
Calhoun
Giardello
Bobby Boyd
England
Atlanta
White Plains
N.Y
NBC
Als West
Spider Webb
Nas
Sis
Beaver Club Plans Bus To Bradford Game
Beaver Club held a meeting at the VFW reporting $1,700 raised toward a $2,000 budget. They aim to hire one to three buses for the Bradford game, with tickets $3.80 per person including a game ticket. Each bus seats 37, helping reach the goal.
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Beaver Club
VFW
Bradford
Beyer Club
Irish Edge Penn State 6-0 In Recreation Tilt
Notre Dame and Penn State battled in a Recreation League tilt won 6-0 by Notre Dame at Love land Field. Ed Street connected with Ed Cole for the decisive drive late in the game as Notre Dame improved to 6 points while Penn State remained scoreless. Notre Dame’s J Gates and Penn State’s B Jackson shared acting captain duties with several substitutions noted during the scrappy contest. The league resumes Tuesday with Notre Dame facing Pitt and Michigan-Penn State pushed to Saturday October 20.
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Notre Dame
Penn Stte
Loveland Field
Ed Street
Ed Cole
Fenn State
Street
Din My Piulson
Michigan
Penn State
Pitt
Cole
B. Jackson
D. Mitchell
Beckwith
IE ‘Patterson
Houghtling Schooter
Sheehan
Gates
Dimmick
Mitchell
Paige
Clarke
Wade Street
Pearson
Paulsati
Rainiers
Wharton
Joyce
Penn’ State
Jackson
Dinener
McIntyre
Penn
Roden
Wills
Simple
Mor Hs
Cubs Sweep Front Office Shakeup Sets New Direction
Chicago reorganizes its front office with Bob Scheffing named field manager and John Holland appointed president of the Los Angeles farm. Clarence Rowland remains executive VP as Wid Matthews, Jim Gallagher, and Stan Hack depart after a 54 loss 1956 season.
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Chicago Cubs
Bob Scheffing
Cubs
Wid Mattthews
Jim Gallagher
Stan Hack
Charlie Grimm
John Holland
Nis
Cub
Holland
Los Angeles
Scheffing
Clarence
Pants) Rowland
Dukes Leaves Knicks For Globetrotters In $25,000 Deal
Dukes, a former Stton Hall All America, is out of the National Basketball Association after the Knicks sold him to the Harlem Globetrotters for $25,000. Knicks Coach Vince Borglin questioned his temperament and attitude, saying he didn’t fit the team. The deal, the largest sum paid for a basketball player at the time, ends Dukes tenure with New York.
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Dukes
New York Knickerbocker
National Basketball Association
Guy Gain
Knicks
Vince Borgln
Harlem Globetrotters
Stton Hall
Giants Sell Hearn and Miller to Phillies and Twins Farm
In New York, the Giants sold pitcher Jip Hearn to the Philadelphia Phillies for an undisclosed cash amount and pitcher Stu Miller who was farmed to Minneapolis. In Yonkers Scott Prost earned his 16th straight win in the Gotham trot taking a $30,000 prize.
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Briel
New York
NEW York Giants
Jip
Hearn
Philadelphia Phillies
Stu Miller
Minneapolis
Yonkers
Scott Prost
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