Corry Beavers favored in rivalry clash at Loveland Field
Corry and Titusville High battle in a long standing gridiron feud with Corry expected to win 19 to 6. The Beavers chase Section II title hopes and district honors while dreaming of a third straight win over Titusville. Also notes Muskellunge fishing at Chautauqua Lake and other regional sports events and amateur news.
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Loveland Field
Corry
Titusville
Beavers
Orange
Blick
Meadville
Oilers
Ashtabula
Erie Tech
Millcreek
Greenville
Erie East
DuBois
Ridgway
Girard
Hickory Ab Mercer
Jahnsonbure
St. Marys
Sharon Ab Bubler
Warren
Bradford
Farrell
Ney Castle
Rockets
Corry Titusville Clash In Potato Bowl Showdown
Corry High Beavers face Titusville Rockets in the Third Annual Potato Bowl at Loveland Field. Kickoff 0:30 with 2,000 plus expected. Both teams seek league title implications as Corry relies on a potent single wing attack and Titusville features a massive line and T formation backfield led by Dick McCoy.
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Loveland Field
Corry High Beavers
Titusville Rockets
Stahl
Orange
Buckgridders
Rockets
Lou Hanna
Bob Lytle
Dick McCoy
Joe Budimer
Titusville Fish School
McCoy
Badamer
Corry
Jim Hannan
Jim Coates
Frank Lloyd
Doug Sorenson
Titusville
Burdick
B. Morris
Prody
Knapp
Hummer
Jennings
Cottost
Borlamer
Muger
W. Morris
Big Boy
Jack Scott
Hannan
Costes
Lloyd
Sorenson
Tom Burkhart
Williams
Bd Douglas
Coates
Kelsey
Scutt
Davey Aims For Seventeenth Straight Victory
New York husky heavyweight Dave Davey seeks his 17th straight win in a ten round bout at St Nicholas Arena. Opponent Danny Bucceroni of Philadelphia is an experienced hard hitter. the fight will be telecast nationwide.
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Dave Davey
New York
Husky
Puyaliuy Valley
Washington
Iaves
Danny Bucceroni
Philadelphia
St. Nicholas Arena
Defense and Few Upsets Noted in College Games
The 1952 college football season shows defense as the dominant factor with few upsets. Oklahoma and Kansas meet in a key Big Seven clash, while Michigan State faces Syracuse as top teams test defenses. Maryland, California, Navy, and Santa Clara also thread through varied matchups in early action.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Navy
Maryland
Sooners
Colorado
Bud Wilkinson
Texas
Okhiahoma
Jim Tatum
Notre Dame
Purdue
Pitt
Army
Penn State
Nebraska
Ohio State
Washington State
Michigan State
Syracuse
Yale
Columbia
Tennessee
Alabama
Southern Gas
Oregon State
Illinois
Minnesota
Associated Press
New York
Wisconsin
Penn
Princeton
Quakers
Tigers
California
Lawrence
Kan
Kangas
Gil Reich
Dayhawks
The
Orange
Spartans
State
Terrapins
Johnny Olszewski
Santa Clara
Georgie
Tech
Auburn
Dixieland
Huaxville
Wolse
Bama
Duke
North Carolina State
Southern California
UCLA
Stanford
Correll
Arkansas
Longhorns
Timeis
Slaughter Named 1952 Comeback Player of the Year
Enos Slaughter of the St. Louis Cardinals was chosen by the Baseball Writers Association of America as the Comeback of the Year for 1952. He rose from a .281 season in 1951 to hit .800 in spring and played 140 games, with 40 extra-base hits, 101 runs scored, and 17 doubles.
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Joe Frisina
Magic Valley Cowboys
Joe
Chautauqua County
New York State
Keith, Nicolle
Conneaut
Midland
Texas
Colorado Springs
Ted Marthibroda
Franklin
St. Bonaventure University
University of Detroit
Chautauqua County Basketball League
Clymer Pirates
Wittr] Ripley
Sherman, Freysbure
Pava—ma
Chautauqua
Mayuille
Bemis Boint
Slaughter
New York
Enos
St. Louis Cardinals
North Carolina
Associated Press
Baseball Writers Association of America
Lgrnut
Carol Anian
Ajit
Bowling standings and results blur in regional leagues
The article reports tangled bowling results with Niederriter and Leed’s teams contending against Langhurst, Stewart, and Meerdink, plus Rosa Baler and Ellen Lori notable for high scores. National League standings show Johnson Brothers and Bachainer’s Drinks among leaders as Aero Supply builds two game lead in the American League after last night’s matches.
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Niederriter
VFW
Langhurst
Stewart
Leed
Meerdink
Rosa Baler
Aero Supply
Willie Hoppe Quits Cue Game After Long Championship Run
Willie Hoppe announces retirement from the touring cue tour at age 89, ending a era as the last great invincible champion of the golden 205 era. He holds 51 world titles since 1906, cementing a record unmatched in sports history. In Chicago, the White Sox trade Willie Wirranda and Hank Ei yards to the Browns for Tommy Byrne and Joe De Magstri.
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Willie Hoppe
Associated Press
New York
Hoppe
Babe Ruth
Bobby Jones
Jack Dempsey
Mionopo
Tela
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Willie Wirranda
Hank Ei Yards
St. Louis Browns
Tommy Byrne
Joe de Magstri
Hutchinson's Triumph Sparked By TAGM Electric Blink
In a tight town league night, Hutchinson's earned three points as TAGM Electric blinked Stahl's. The standings show TAGM Electric in second place while the Jewel ers slipped to third. The American League standings list Aero Supply, Sun's, Thomas Motors, Al's Clothes Shop and TAGM Electric among others with scores and results from the latest matches.
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Hutchinson
Stahl
Tagm Electric
Jewelers
Aero Supply
Ssahl
Crick
Thomas Motors
Ajay Tooh Works
I Al's Clothes Shop
Bulchinson
al As
McGonnell
Aero Sujily
Huedin- Sun
McConall
Ajax Tea Works
Alu
Tagm Electere
Stanly
Deweley
200 Club Stahl Nets Brilliant 386 in League Bowling
Stahl bowled a 386 as the standout for the evening, earning top individual honors. Bemis rolled 200 and 200, Pierce 232, Amoroso 200, Hotels 214, Munn 233, and Drake 202 and 200 in a sequence of strong scores across the league.
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Stahl Fashioned
Brilliant
He. Bemis
B. Pierce
Phil Amoroso
Harry Hotel Ins
Chuck Munn
B. Drake
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Materest
Chauauiqua Lake
Nellie Wingard
Jamestown
Mckeesport
Sammy Mastrean
Pittsburen
Ed Gimmy Dicerco
Corry- Titusville
Taek Scott
Mey
WY Ma
FORD
Center St
Cal
Oklahoma-Kansas
Los Angeles
Art Aragon
Phil Kim
Honolulu
Fall River
Mass
Conteres
Pall River
Bill-Andy
Providence
Danny Viovanetli
Brooklyn
Phil Morale
YEW Ladies
Binnitinoe
Johnson Brothers
Bachamer's
Thompson Products
Dayle Radio
Superior
Metnnes Steel
Paul
General Peléphone
Ellow
Bachainer's
Davis Radio
General
Telephone
Thompson
Maple Products
McInes Steel
Paul's Men's Wear i
Superior Cleaners
Cohen Auto Supply
Main St
Victor
Veterans Auto Sales
Pendlec No.2
Band F Sunoco
VFI Dlen
Sunoco
Martin Motor Sales
Dodge
South St
Langhurst & Stewart
East Main St
Cady & Collier Seneral
East South Si
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