Corry Seeks Title In Section II Football Chase Big clash loom
Corry remains in title contention after an 8-0 win by Beavers over Titusville and Meadville's 7-7 ties. The championship picture tightens ahead of the November 2 clash between Orange and Black and Oil City. A win over Meadville and then Oil City could crown Corry. losses to either could end their hopes. If Meadville defeats Hannamen and Corry beats Off City, Bulldogs could claim top honors with 0-1 league record against opponents. The Oilers’ finish hinges on beating Franklin on November 9 as they chase their first win.
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Raccoon Season Opens Across Pennsylvania in 1952
The Pennsylvania raccoon season begins at 7 am and runs until noon February 1 1952. The liberal bag limit allows hunting and trapping with five raccoons per hunter per day, while no daily limit for trappers. Raccoons may be hunted day or night except Sundays, to control the population for other small game. Hockey scores follow with National League matchups and American League games listed.
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High scoring clashes mark 1951 college grid week
Washington State fell 42-35 to California after five scores while Michigan State remained No. 1 as Notre Dame lost to SMU. Notre Dame, Texas, and Illinois posted upsets, Alabama lost to Villanova, and the Southwest produced key interregional wins for SMU Texas and Rice.
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Southern Methodist
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Sugar Grove Hosts Corry Algh In Night Football Clash
Sugar Grove comes off a weeklong layoff to face Corry Algh reserves on Loveland Field tonight at 8. Coach Vic Croge aims for a third win as injury depleted backfield choices press the Beavers. Warren County’s team, in its second season, lost 45-7 to Falconer last Friday and plans to shuffle players. The High eleven will then travel to Youngsville for a rescheduled October 1 game against the Eagles after a Balio incident postponed the match.
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Indiana Still Leads Teachers Grid After Weekend Tie
Harrisburg Oct 15 Indiana State held first place in the Pennsylvania State Teachers College Conference with 480 points after a 20 20 tie with Edinboro. Bloomsburg moved to second with 430 after a third straight win over Millersville. Shippensburg rose to third with 200 as West Chester beat Lock Haven 33 6.
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College football roundup features upsets and close scores
Tulane edged Holy Cross 20-14 while Town beat Pitt 34-7. Penn State surprised Nebraska 15-7 and Kansas beat Utah 26-7. Miami Florida upset Purdue 7-0. Texas Tech crushed Texas Christian 33-19. William and Mary topped Yale 76-? and Duke beat North Carolina State 27-21 in the Southern Conference.
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Five Teams Share Lead In Pro Grid Loop
In the National Conference New York Yanks face Sunday’s action as the Lions hold a favorable spot to seize first with a 2-1 mark alongside Chicago Chicago Bears Green Bay Los Angeles and San Francisco. Giants Eagles Bears Cards Steelers. Dick Collins Brandeis UW football quarterback earned 10 varsity letters at Waltham High.
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Twenty three scholastic teams still unbeaten in Pennsylvania
At the midway point of the 1951 season twenty three major scholastic football elevens remained undefeated. Aliquippa Allentown and Pottsville dropped from the list over the weekend with losses to Ambridge Bethlehem and Lebanon respectively. Lower Merion Coal Township Bell Township each extended long winning streaks as others kept pace in the district races.
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Swoyersville and Willimport Lead Conference Standings
Swoyersville hammered Old Forge 99 to 7 as Scranton shut Blakely 19 to 7. Williamsport and Harrisburg Willimport share the top in the Penn Ulinked league unbeaten. Gettysburg beat Waynesboro 47 to 0 to lead South Penn solo after Mechanicsburg tied Hanover 19 to 18. Western Conference leaders Conemaugh Township and Beltwood Antisix also unbeaten, with DuBois level.
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Conemaugh Township Tops Western Conference Standings
Conemaugh Township leads the Western Conference with a perfect 6-0 record as Bellwood Antis and DuBois tie for second on equal points. The standings show Conemaugh with 160 weighted points to Bellwood Antis and DuBois at 150 each.
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All-Washington Remains After Narrow Loss to Ambridge
In a tight result, All-Washington stays in contention following Ambridge's win over Quippa and a 1-1 tie between Duquesne Jarrell and Jean after a weekend set that included Munhall Uniontown.
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