Beavers target seventh straight win in Potato Bowl clash
Cony Beavers, unbeaten and untied after beating Pittsville, aim for nine wins as they face North East Grapepickers in the first annual Potato Bowl. North East, coached by Joe Seleavage, will be ready to spoil Gerry’s perfect record with hard, clean football and a spoiler mindset. Army and Oklahoma also roll on with big wins and upsets across the day, including Notre Dame and Syracuse stinging Notre Dame’s rivals and Penn State upset by Army.
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Gunnine
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Joe Seleavage
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Oklahoma
Army
Michigan
Cadets
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Texas
Miami
Florida
Syracuse
Atuhe
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Trish
Imy
Carnell
Princeton
Lye
Ohio State
Wisconsin
California
Washington
Stanford
Kentucky
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Southern Methodist
Mie
Local anglers reel in muskies before season ends
In Hartfield Bay, Charles Skinner Russell Cassett and Warren Joben seam caught six muskies over the weekend, five keepers. Fish measured 33 to 40 inches and weighed nine to 18 pounds, all taken on live bait as the New York muskellunge season closed at midnight.
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New York
Perfect Record Teams In State Growing Slim
Harrisburg report notes several once unbeaten big conference leaders slipping this fall as major upsets shake schedules. Western Conference frontrunner Somersets lead wobbles. Eastern southern divisions stay strong with Coaldale and coal township groups riding long win streaks. Central Penn trio Harrisburg, Willam Penn and Williamsport remain undefeated amid tight finishes and upsets across numerous matchups.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Somerset
Bedford
Bellwood-Antis
Indiana
Windser
Hollidayshore
Coaldale
Kulpmont
Pottsville
Coal Township
Swoyarsville
Bethlehem
Blakely
Hyonhie Jay-Lung Weial
Pep Joop Tes
Willam Penn
Willamsport
Steelton
Conemaugh Township
William Penn
Windber
New Kensington
Greensburg
Altoona
Latrobe
Huntingdon
Warren
Bradford
Lebanon
Titusville
Cor~ry
Turtle Creek
Munhall
Swoyersville
Taylor
Coalstate
Hayle Township
Allentown
Beth‘lehem
Easton
Phillipsburg
N. J
Redding
Yu Baston
Stanton Tech
Norristown
Chester
Phoenixville
Pottstown
McKeesport
Johnstown
Nanticoke
Wilkes-Barre Coughlin
Butler
Sharon
Ambridge
Aliquippa
Erie Vets Beat Richmond 42 to 27 for AFL Lead
Erie Vets strengthened their AFL first place with a 42-27 win over Richmond. Halfback Mike Graham rushed for 265 yards as Erie jumped to a 35-6 edge by midway through the third period. Richmond scorers included Cooper Mills Crampsey Carn with conversions by Willis and Orlando.
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Erie Vets
Richmond
Mike Graham
Cooper
Mills
Crampsey
Carn
Willis
Mirth
Hazely
Clark
Zuravietf
Graham
Wood-land
Orlando
Two Grid Games Set At Loveland Field J
Corry High varsity players rest after victory over Titusville. Tonight at Loveland Field the Frosh meet Warren in the 4 o'clock game and the High Reserves face Meadville’s B team. Coach Bob Olsen seeks revenge after a 26 6 loss last week. Junior varsity promises a thriller as Corry aims for a win against Meadville in Crawford Venango and Mercer counties.
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Corry High
Titusville
Loveland Field
Corry
Mearsville
Bob Olsen
Warren
Frosh
Corty
Meadville
Crawford
Venango
Mercer County
Hockey scores return tight National and American League results
National League games ended with New York 3 Chicago 2 and Detroit 4 Toronto 4. Montreal 2 Boston 1. American League saw Cleveland 3 New Haven 1 and Hershey 6 Providence 4. Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 4 in overtime. Buffalo 8 Indianapolis 9.
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Chicago
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Toronto
Montreal
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Cleveland
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Hershey
Providence
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Lujack Graham Star In Pro Tilts
Chicago Bears quarterback Johnny Lujack sparked a 28 14 victory over Green Bay as New York Yanks vie for first in the National Conference. Otto Graham led Cleveland Browns past Chicago Cardinals 34 24 to seize the American Conference lead. Giants upset by Steelers. Rams edge Lions. Eagles beat winless Baltimore. Local scores and Sunday results follow.
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Chicago Bears
Cleveland Browns
National Football League
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Otto Graham
Lujack
Bears
New York ‘Yanks
Green Bay Packers
Graham
Browns
Chicago Cardinals
Cleveland
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Steelers
Los Angeles Rames
Detroit Lions
Philadelphia
Eagles
Ballinsore
Army and Oklahoma Face Tough Schedules in Race
Army and Oklahoma maneuver through demanding slates as SMU faces Rice while Army awaits a Nov. 18 game against Stanford and a Nov. 4 meeting with Penn State. Oklahoma aims for a 25th straight win as they battle Texas rivalry renewals and a closing stretch, all shaping a top national bid.
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Gel
Remy
Oklahorm
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
Rice
Owls
SMU
Army
Black Knights
Michigan
Stafford
Pennsylvania
West Pointers
Earl Binik
Harvard
Oklahoma
Texas
Dallas
Kansas
Oklahoma A and M
Fausts State
Sooners
Late Saturday Scores From Various College Football Games
Syracuse defeated Penn State 27 to 7 while Muhlenberg beat Lafayette 21 to 6 and Bucknell won 34 to 0 over Washington and Jefferson. Yale 68, Brooklyn College 0. Buffalo University 18, Alfred 0. Georgia Tech 1, LSU 41. Kentucky 41, Cincinnati 7. SMU 56, Oklahoma 0. Texas A and M 62, Virginia 0. Texas Tech and others listed with unclear or garbled results.
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Penn State
Muhlenberg
Lafayette
Bucknell
Washington and Jefferson
DAYU
Brooklyn Couree
Burtilo University
Alfred
Georgia Teeth
Louisana State
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Southern Methodist
Oklahoma
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Texas A and M
Virginia Mill
Chrislin
Texas Tech
Bowling Ladies B League standings at Bowl Aire
The Smith Beauty Studio led the Ladies B League at Bowl Aire with Fel day Hight as a top contender. They won two games from Brige's Grocery while runner up Heiman dewel ls blanked Katherine's Shop. Final scores show Stull Beauty Studio 517 and Brieg's Grocery 492 among multiple results across teams including Raymond's Jewelers and Melvin's with varied quarter totals.
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Smith Beauty
Bowl Aire
Felday Hight
Brige’s Grocery
Heiman Dewells
Katherine's Shop
Test Smith's Beauty Studio
Heiman's
Raymond's Jewelers
Brigg
Stull’ Beauty Studio
Brieg’s Grocery
Melvin's
Katherine's
Bowl-Ahedda
Town and Jewelers
Somerset Leads Schoolboy Grid Loop
Somerset and Spangler maintain first place in the Western Pennsylvania Football Conference with undefeated records. Spangler also strong, both teams beat non conference opponents while other rivals faltered. Keeler dies in Atlanta at 68 after a long life in golf and friendships.
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Keeler
Atlanta
C. B
Dlamia
Verve Coviei Liun
Gannon and Penn back provide big grid news
On NET 2 Philadelphia reports big football notes. Gannon lost its first game since starting the sport in 1949, snapping an eight game string. Bagnell, former Penn water boy, starred for Scranton and tied two records while throwing 14 straight passes. Scranton, all Pennsylvania colleges remained unbeaten alongside Lehigh, Franklin and Marshall, Carnegie Tech, Bloomsburg Teachers and Drexel.
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Little Gammon College
University of Pennsylvania
Francis Jeds
Bagnell
Gannon
Wsb
Seranum
Penm
Eatogal Ecollealure
Ysbeks AG Herter
Bob Haeschmeyer
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Lynn
Pete
Cornell
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Lehigh
Franklin and Marshall
Carnegic Tech
Bloomsbury
Drexel
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Larry Doby
Cleveland Indians
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Corry, Pa
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