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Tippin Trophy Glints Over Section Eleven Hoop Race
Mendville High unveils the Tippin Trophy as the section battles for league supremacy. Meadville’s Bulldogs forfeit a shot after a cancelled Meadville Warren game leaves only two eligible clubs, Cory and Titusville, to clash next Friday for the cup.
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Rockets Ready for Titusville Showdown in Tight Section T Race
The Rockets, unbeaten in four, clash with Corry in Titusville at Carter Field as both teams boast fast lineups and strong halfback pairs. The Beavers hope to slow a high scoring Titusville squad while Corry seeks another win to stay in the title hunt.
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Beavers Star Chuck Scott Now Center for Buffalo Freshmen
Sport Shorts notes Chuck Scott, last year's Beavers standout, now starts at center for the University of Buffalo freshmen. They open this afternoon against Hobart College jayvees at Geneva. Also mentions Deer harvest records and local game results, including Bradford’s 32 0 win over Millcreek and Owls facing Corry.
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A's Reward Craft With New Contract
Kansas City manager Harry Craft, 42, earned a full year contract after guiding the Athletics to an improved season since taking over on August 6. Craft, a longtime figure in Kansas City baseball, steered the club to 28 victories and 27 losses as they climbed from last place. salary details were not disclosed. Gordon Smith, the A's public relations man, announced the move.
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Browns and Colts Face 3rd Victories in NFL Week
Browns 2-0 and atop the AFL East meet Philadelphia Eagles at Cleveland as Baltimore 2-0 and Green Bay 2-0 play tough tests. Other games include New York Giants at Washington and Pittsburgh vs St Louis with several teams aiming to extend hot starts.
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Braves Eye New Faces for 1968 Season
Milwaukee GM John Quinn and manager Fred Haney signaled a shakeup for 1968. They plan to promote internal talent, skip veteran trades, and add new faces at spring camp while Haney confirms plans to return.
15 Year Old Archer Bags Deer in Pennsylvania
Grant, a 15 year old son of Dr and Mrs A A Grant, bagged a single doe during the state's special archery season in McKean County. He dropped the deer at close range while hunting with Lavern Devereaux of Sugar Grove on Wednesday. It was his first deer in two years of bow hunting. The season opened October 5 and ends today for holders of the special archery license granting one deer of either sex.
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Cardinals Release Cooper and Dickson Players
St Louis Cardinals general manager Frank Lane announced the unconditional release of Walker Cooper and Murry Dickson. Cooper, a catcher aged 42, and Dickson, an 41 year old pitcher, were dropped to make room for younger players on the roster.
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President Eisenhower Ends Night Viewing of Falcons Loss
President Eisenhower attended the Air Force Academy vs George Washington University game at Griffith Stadium. The Falcons fell 20-0 in their third season, as the president showed mixed support, applauding GWU and near-goal moments while later wearing a camel coat during a chilly second half.
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Oklahoma Set To Grab 43rd Against Texas
Oklahoma pursues its 43rd straight win against Texas as top teams clash nationwide in a weekend slate. Army, Notre Dame renew a storied series in Philadelphia with Army favored despite flu hit Notre Dame, while Michigan State and Michigan eye a pivotal in-state clash.
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Army Notre Dame Clash After 10 Years In 1957 Tilt
Army and Notre Dame meet as unbeaten programs with Army a six point favorite in Philadelphia at Municipal Stadium. The game draws an expected crowd of 100000 plus for a national TV regional event. Notre Dame relies on Bon Williams and Nick Pietrosante to lead the offense while Army touts a large, mobile line and quarterback Dave Bourland directing the attack.
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Titusville Cancels Harborcreek Game After Health Fears
Titusville school officials canceled the Section II game between the Rockets and Harborcreek due to a spreading flu outbreak and 18 typhoid cases in the Titusville area. Corry and Meadville postponed matches with Grove City and Warren, with Corry-Grove City rescheduled for November 15. Earlier, Os City and Franklin also canceled games because of flu.
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Reds Edge Bisons In Early AHL Tilt
Providence Reds rookie forward Stan Belisle scored twice as the Reds beat the Buffalo Bisons 5 3 for their second straight win. Belisle tallied both goals in the second period as the Reds, missing seven regulars with injuries, pulled away with three goals in that frame. The Bisons scored all their goals in the final 75 seconds.
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Sports In Brief Camden History Book 49840 headliner win
In Camden New Jersey the history book 49840 won the headlining event at Garden State Park.
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Area Grid Scores Highlight Late Season Games
Erie Academy defeated Rochester 39 to 2 with Mudford rushing for 32 points. Warren beat Erie East 41 to 0 as North Roat led with 13 points. Fairview downed North Roat 6 and Girard edged Lawrence Park 12 to 7. Edinburg topped Union City 31 to 6 while Randnlph and Conneaut tied 6 with Geneva blanking Cambridge Springs 0.
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Logart Scores Easy Victory Over Unranked Opponent
Logart, age 22 and ranked second, defeated unranked Joe Mice in a 10 round bout broadcast nationwide. The bout, staged in Cu town, featured powerful right hands and jabs as Logart earned a decisive decision while calling for a title clash with Carmen Busilio.
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