Four knockouts headline amateur boxing card at State Armory
Lively program at the State Armory last evening featured four knockouts and several stoppages under rules. Notable results included Corry's Steve Granasty losing early to Jamestown’s Red Johnson, Meadville's Billy Miller beating Oscar Gardner, and Popeye Coons scoring a 25 by 22 1 verdict over Stanley Bloomquist.
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Touch grid rules outline in amateur football plans
An Ol City quarter announces a new touch football league with eight players per side, shortened field, six downs, four 10-minute periods, kickoff rules, and passing from behind line of scrimmage. The note notes interest amid boxing show attendance and future Armory events.
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Ashland Beats East of Erie to Halt Streak
In a steady rain at Ashland High, the Tomcats defeated Erie Mast 7 to 0. Griffini powered a 60 yard drive late in the fourth quarter, converting the extra point to seal the victory and end Erie’s unbeaten run.
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Amateur boxing results from Meadville to Corry shows many knockouts
Final-Miller of Meadville won on a judges decision over Gardner at 183 pounds. Semi final Johnson of Jamestown stopped Crunasty of Corry in the first round at 180 pounds. Coons of Corry defeated Bloomquist of Jamestown at 50 pounds. Pranz of Corry beat Toley of Spartansburg on points at unknown weight. Kirin of Corry scored a technical knockout over Buell of Bedh Lely in round two at heavyweight. Crane of Corry defeated Stokes of Spartansburg by a decision at 183 pounds. Breat of Corry stopped Morton of North East in the first round at 120 pounds. Officials: referee Tommy Puller, judges Redmond and Eddy, timer Sullivan, announcer Rossbacher.
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St Edward's A A Organizes Student Athletic Association
Jungs mead was elected president of the St Edward's High School Athletic Association at a re organization meeting in the parochial school yesterday. LaTroy Rynard became vice president and Walter Hopkins was named secretary. Thomas Mead treasurer. Plans discussed for bantam football, basketball and other sports. Enthusiasm high for football with practice likely to start soon. Plans also covered reorganizing Boy Scouts and forming a Girl Scout troop.
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Gold Cup Race to Return to Detroit in 1987
Detroit to host America's Gold Cup motor boat race on Labor Day in 1987 marking the first centered event there in three years. The announcement notes Detroit will stage the race on Labor Day and depart from prior centerings, with details about past bouts and accompanying boxing results in Corry and Spar tangburg.
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Unbeaten Teams Set For Weekend Grid Maranhant
Seven undefeated college football teams headline a busy weekend slate on Oct 17 led by Navy Yale Army Harvard and Notre Dame Duke Georgia Tech and USC Washington State. Indiana and Temple also remain unbeaten as major rivals and conference showdowns loom with Princeton Penn and Minnesota Michigan State. Duke Georg ia Tech clash stands out as the strongest title contenders for Rose Bowl.
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Bowling season kicks off with alley improvements
Work begins next week to lengthen runways and toughen alleys on North Center Street as the Hill's home project aims to finish in time for early opening of the Amsterdam Bowling League. The plan, praised by local bowlers, should boost sport here as leagues across the city resume activity.
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College grid scores mix in early action across many colleges
United Press reports scattered results and upcoming matchups across the nation. Tennessee Wesleyan led Sewanee 19 to 7 as Navy B topped Yule 20 to 0, while Washington College upset Juhi Map ina 8 to 7 and George Washington beat Arkansas 12 to 6. Carnegie Tech defeated Temple 7 to 0 and Creighton 13 to 6 over Drake. Pomona 13, California Tech 0. St Benedict’s 25 and Navy and Yale favored in a close Elis contest. Pacific Coast previews cast Southern California as heavy favorite for a fourth straight win over Washington State, with several marquee games listed including Fordham at Waynesburg and Tulane at Colgate. Midwest cards feature Ohio State over Northwestern and Illinois over Iowa, with Oklahoma at Kansas and Notre Dame facing Wisconsin among others.
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Skeet Shoot Scheduled at Corry Red and Gim Club
Announcement invites all city and surrounding sportsmen to a skeet shoot at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at the Corry Red and Gim club outdoor range. Participants from the vicinity are welcome to join in the event.
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Pitt Favored To Beat Dukes In Western Pa Grid Card
Pittsburgh October 17 United Press reports the undefeated Pittsburgh eleven, after three games including a 6 to 0 win over Ohio State, is favored to beat Duquesne University in the featured western Pennsylvania football slate. The schedule lists Beaver Falls Geneva Davis-Elkins Westminster Slippery Rock New Wilmington Thiel Clarion Greenville California Marmont Caledonia Edinboro Indiana and Kiski versus Western Reserve Freshmen in Saturday action.
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Massillon Triumphs Over New Castle On Home Field
Mas sillon High School defeated New Castle High School on New Castle’s field for the first time since 19 October 1834. Massillon dominated the game with solid play throughout the rain soaked night before about 10 000 spectators.
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Georgetown Favored In Bucknell Tilt On Rain Slowed Field
Georgetown University football, aiming for a third win of the season, is favored over Bucknell despite a soggy field from two days of rain. The heavier Bucknell lineup may benefit from the wet surface, with rain forecast continuing.
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