Corry High Beavers Aim for Historic Low Scoring Season
Corry High faces a tough schedule as the Beavers seek a record low scoring defense. The team, nicknamed the Orange and Black, pursued a unique 2-2-2 defense after a rough Saturday game against Titusville. Historical notes highlight a 1953 season with a 271 point haul and mention other local teams’ high marks. current odds place Corry among the district’s lower scorers, yet the Beavers hope for a surprising run.
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Meadvine
Larry Johnson Leads Corry JV to 18 12 Win at Titusville
Corry junior varsity, led by Larry Johnson who ran for all three touchdowns, rallied from a 12-0 deficit to beat Titusville 18-12 at Carter Field. Jayvee record rises to 4-2 as Corry, orange and black, overwhelms hosts with late scoring drives and solid defense.
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Beaver Ecurves
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Sheen Field
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Sheenveld
OU City
Browns Lose Bobby Mitchell in Major Shakeup
Browns faced a surprising setback as Bobby Mitchell departed the team amid a wave of changes. Reports indicate the organization shuffled duties and adjusted personnel in response to internal and competitive pressures.
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Browns
Bobby Mitchell
Ceive Asir
Italy Eyes Australia in Davis Cup Return
Italy aims to improve on last year by using Pi ricangeli Sirola and Gardin against Australia in the December challenge round for the Davis Cup. The United States faces a long wait until next year as Italy prepares for Fort Meade engagements and Fort Myers plans fade.
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Paustro Gardin
David Freed
U.S
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Sirola
Pietranietl
Piehatgeli
Jack Krame
Rape
Taly
Tarly Noves
Faye
Writney Reed
Alamed
Calif
Jom Douglas
Santa Monica
Tally
Maris and Spahn Repeaters on Majors 64 All Star Squad
The 1964 major league All Star team includes Roger Maris and Warren Spahn as the lone repeaters from last season. The New York Yankees land four players on the squad with Mickey Mantle Elston Howard and Tony Kubek joining Maris. Others named are Norm Cash Phil? to? Bob? Kirby? Ken Boyer Maury Wills Frank Robinson Joey Jay. Howard led with near unanimous votes, Mantle tied for top with 156 ballots. Kubek edged Wills by two votes for the shortstop spot. Spahn narrowly beat Whitey Ford for the southpaw award. Maris, the homerun king, trailed only Howard and Mantle in votes.
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Associated Press
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Warren Spatin
Yanks Land
Baseball Writers Association
Mickey Mantle
Elston Howard
Tony Kubek
Maris
Norm Cash
Tyers
Plark Bolling
Braves
Ken Boyer
Frank Robinson
Reds
Joey Jay
Howard
Eitcher
Johnny Rosebore
Dodgers
Mantle
Shortstop
Kubek
Maury Wills
Spahn
Whitey Ford
Yanks
Spal
King
Rina Batted
Quarterbacks Suffering Across Major Teams This Week
A rash of quarterback injuries clouds major programs as Sonny Gibbs of Texas Christian recovers from three broken ribs and Notre Dame’s Daryle Lamonica nurses an ankle while Wilfitea Hollis at Oklahoma State and John Hadl at Kansas cope with uncertain rolls. Other teams see QB questions as injuries mount, affecting Arkansas, Michigan State, Penn State, and more.
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Sonny Gibb
Texas Christian
Texas ‘Tech
Seph Gray
Arkansas
Gibbs
Little Rock
Notre Dame
Darylé Lamottica
Fighting
Agaist Paraduo
Iowa
Wilfitea
Hollis
Jeri Burns
Southern California
John Hadl
Kansas
Jack Mitchell
Jayhawks
Town State
Dave Surette
Syracuse
Penn State
Orange
Nebraska
Bob Lelli
Ola State
Woody Hayes
Northwestern
Bill Minkowski
John Mummey
Minikowski
Ron Taylor
Missouri
Baylor
Bears
Bill and
Goodwi
Texas Tech
Ohnora State
Grard Mer Upston
Willie Ross
Roberts eager to join the New York Yankees
Robin Roberts expressed pride in being recruited by the Yankees after Philly sale, saying playing for the Yankees is the only place to be. The 25 year old veteran, who won 231 games in 14 years with the Phillies, believes the deal will help the club win and says he is thrilled to compete with stars like Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle.
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Robin Roberts
New York Yankees
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Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle & Co
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Yankees
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Phillies
Tye
Nic Greaves
Fullmor
Paul Pedder
New York
Massachusetts
Europe
Fullmer
Moyer
Still Top Money Golfer Despite Busy Schedule
The Professional Golfers Association report shows Arnold Palmer remains the leading money winner with $57,732 after 28 tournaments. The year’s top earner from last season, Palmer, continues to hold the top spot as more events unfold.
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Kloof
Hus Wek
Assachithom
Arnold Pulsmer
Palmer
Michigan State Ranked No 1 by AP Poll
Michigan State holds the No 1 spot in the weekly Associated Press college football poll with 21 first place votes. Mississippi is second with 21 first place votes as well but trailed by Michigan State in total points. The top ten also features Texas Iowa Alabama Notre Dame Ohio State Georgia Colorado Arkansas Louisiana State and others based on 1-7 point voting.
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Associated Press
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Mississippi
Spartans
Michigan State
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Iowa
Alabama
Notre Dame
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Georgia
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Louisiana State
Ted
Houston
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Maryland
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Ohio State
Orst Phice
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Texas
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Allama
Oho State
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Pitt Injuries Mend As Bruins Prepare For UCLA
Pitt football coach Johnny Michelsen hopes four players will return for action against UCLA. Guard Steve Coustilac Ralph Conrad halfback Bob Clemens and tackle Bob Ostrosky practiced. tackle And Guatik will miss the game with a knee injury.
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Johnny Michelusen
UCLA
Recreation Football Ends Season With Playoffs Soon
The regular season closed at Land Field as a 14 13 Cowboy win over the Trojans created a logjam in the standings for the seventh and eighth grade league. Playoff doubleheader set at Wright Street with Trojans vs Warriors and Wildcats vs Bears followed by Beavers meeting Cowboys. Survivors advance to the league crown Monday evening before Corry High JV game against Oil City at Sheen Athletic Field.
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Mather
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G. Brown
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Walsh
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Shenpfiel
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Martin
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Sayko
Watrons
Gentilman
Sugar Ray Robinson Seeks Comeback in Madison Square Garden Bout
Sugar Ray Robinson, back at the bottom of the middleweight ladder after a long hiatus, aims to rebound with a scheduled 12 round bout against Denny Moyer at Madison Square Garden. He vows to prove himself anew and regain stature as he resumes his comeback campaign.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Denny Moyer
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Bowling Two 100 series Highlight Local Scores
In San Jose Galil Dus Mo tna 141 and others, bowlers posted high series and game scores. Jetons, ble sing, and 28 ble sing noted as top marks, with Dek Merkle and 200+ club members such as Watsky and Heatlisk among scorers. Local team results list numerous 200+ games and individual tallies across clubs and venues.
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Janies
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Tewcue
Merkle
John Wondard
Larry Barr
Paul Clark
Pru Snipe
Jimmy Ley
Johnstown and Monessen Face Key Western Pa Showdown
Western Pennsylvania grid title implications loom as Johnstown and Monessen collide in a highly anticipated clash. The pair sit atop a tough WPTAL AA conference, with Johnstown boasting wins over Erie Tech Pittsburgh Fifth Avenue and McKeesport, while Monessen has powered past Perry Brownsville Clairton and others. Both teams enter with strong records, promising a classic scholastic football showdown this weekend.
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