Beavers Suffer Fifth Straight Defeat 48 0
Sheffield Wolverines over Corry in a lopsided junior high football game winning 48 to 0 as Beavers fail to score. Jones, a rangy fullback, starred for Sheffield with a series of long runs and multiple point after touchdowns.
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Jones
Purchman
Stubldweber
Lahieh
Sheffield Wolverines
Corryigh
Keli
Beavers
Pilskam Harges
Steve
Lamers
Tisenhaie
Nckwwas Beavers
Lie Corry
Beck
Jewell
Jones Warright
Si Ymiel
Brown
Altine
Jeft Gna
Bros
Sheffield
Lip Wolverines
Aewinth
Yinlo
Hell
Boeke
Wewehdowny
Corry
Anton Sirlagemy
Visibacs
Lynn
Yavil Stuipe
James
Jong
Runsvlinan
Kosinsky
Shetfiett
Sorey Dunes
Spivey
Ayat
Jonon
Petuuney
Ajuitier
Steffield
Shirey
Netter
Corry Lynch Snanker
Aline
Hixby
Beck Mlate Isselkert
Louxtré
Shatfield
Bown
Font Halthwele
Brs
Weyarih Grand Dones
Dizzy
Dean Konrol
Skiey
Tomes
Beavers Aroka
Paulson Phillips
Phillips Hatibish
Laurie Mosinsky
Bayko
Fetruney
Dhinsom
Joes
Touchdowns
Brown 2, Pe Ihupy 2 Hunselmin
Ailing
Toushdsrya
Dant
Koalitaley
Shefherd
Samielser Moduire
Joffersa
Hastie
Birt
Bidwell
Toure
Gavner
Cocry
D. Haulton
Gilham Wetst
Reet
Dohn
Dingfehion
Shoop
Craier
Rofnren
Jubhseny
Waikus
Shikeeper
Lee Fans 1870 Trim Drakes at Cayton Field
A murky football or track item reports a game or match at Cayton Field. Names appear garbled but references Lee Fans 1870 Drake and Penn Delta known entities surface amid unclear play-by-play and crowd notes. The piece recalls Holt and Lane amid a tense afternoon event with mentions of Deaken and city names.
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Pytdevile
Cayton Field
Lorey Holt
Drake
Janet EN
Arid Hte
Tinie Boyd
Lew Wale
Devote jPoy Malunvy
Aldo
Wehoviey
Today’s Sports Parade focuses on football stars and travel notes
United Press story surveys college football figures and scouting moves. It mentions Dick Harlow’s salary cut, Mike Casteel’s scouting prowess, and Si Madigan using an aictaphone. Spartans travel 10,000 miles to Syracuse and San Antonio, gaining 760 scrimmage yards.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Hennad
Witc
Dick Harlow
Western Maryland
Dartmouth
Michigan Stars
Mike Casteel
Mike
Si Madigan
St. Mary's
Ises
Ralph Burey
Columbia
Roach
Burs Barries
Navy
Dan Praat
Brown
Eid
Minnesota
Arthur Clarkson
Gophers
Clarkson
Great Britain
China
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Lansing
Spartans
Syracuse
Lawrence
Ans
San Antonio
Manhattan
Bill Lee
Alabama
Ala
Orama
Lena Levinsky
Mighty Kingfish
Jack Citchens
Paul Pride
Dizzy Dean
Bill Turty
Stella Walsh
Japan
Gale
Giants
St. Louis
Siy
John Dillingwe
Martin "Baer
Rossini
Skeet Shoot Results At Weekend Event
Scores from the Hare Creek skeet shoot over the weekend show Us athletes competing. Notable listings include Mh ulnden 16, Patterson 19, Shoeranger 20 18 Neppe, Hawkins 15, Piola 17, Hammony 14 12, and Goean 13.
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The
Corry
Ted Py
Mhulnden
Patterson
Shoeranger
Neppe
Huyle
Hawkins
Piola
Hammony
Rabbit
Goean
Formidable comeback noted in Brakenstraw sports page
chaotic clipping lists multiple football and basketball results and upcoming games. It highlights Brakenstraw and Corry area teams, refs, and coaches, with Ohio State, Penn State, Notre Dame, Pitt, and various small colleges featured amid scores, upsets, and prep- level contests. It mixes local match notes with national college action and referee news.
Unbeaten Teams Face Oblivion in Turbulent Weekend
By Jack Cuddy New York Oct 22 eight of the nations unbeaten major elevens were defeated in a sensational weekend. Teams listed include Pittsburgh Columbia Texas Fordham Caltech Tennessee Harvard and Ohio Wesleyan. The schedule features Holy Cross Parkhurst Colgate Harvard Army Syracuse Brown Penn State Columbia Georgetown West York Navy Cornell Princeton Connecticut State Tufts Williams Purdue Carnegie Tech SMU Fordham Pitt Westminster Minnesota Iowa State Wisconsin Northwestern Ohio State Michigan Temple Marquette Nebraska Kansas State plus Georgia Tulane LSU and other big matchups.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
Pittsburgh
Columbia
Texas
Fordham
Calgate
Tennessee
Harvard
Ohio West
Jegan
Stadia
Rcly
Holy Cross
Parkmouth
Colgate
Cruscaders
Red Raiders
Army Wale
Syracuse-Brown
Penn State
Georgetown
West York
Navy-Pennsylvania
Princeton
Cornell
Prinity
Connecticut State
Tufts-Williams
Purdue
Carnegies Tech
Southern Methodist
Fordsham
Westminster
Minnesota
Detroit
George Washington
Dimatesne
Wake Worrest
Midwest
Witt
Iacoh Towa
Towa State
Uelmols
Michigan
Chicago
Fender
Missouri
Temple
Philadelphia
Marquette
Ohio State
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Tulsi Keansas State
Ohio-Oarshall
Michigan State
Ohlo
Gans
Nebraska
Town
Bouth
Dixie
Tour Witheston
Rainat
Mighty Alshame
Georgia
Tulane
Gedrets
Tech
Vanderbilt
Louisiana State
Rubin
Mississippi
Sewante
Three unbeaten teams in college football lead weekend slate
United Press reports St Vincents Grove City and Penn State as undefeated in tri state play while Minnesota’s late surge knocks Pitt from unbeaten status. St Vincents beat Canisius 19 7. Penn State crushed Lehigh 31 0. Grove City overwhelmed Bethany 30 0. Other results include Notre Dame over Carnegie Tech 13 0 and Slippery Rock 20 0. US teams face varied week action. Dukes clash with Tennessee. Washington meets California. Rice vs Texas in key Southwest battle. Harold Brown travels from West Church street to Cochranton for work.
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Asava
Soukvilli
The
Beavers
Union City
Spinnors
Pincy Johnson
Tamestown
Noth
East-Corry
Meadvills Bantam
Stanford
Pacific
San Francisco
Towa State
Oxzie’ Simmons
Walldpell Towa
Mid-West
Ohio State
Colgate
Buckeyes
Corry Fins
Notre Dame
Cleveland
Sol Wolf
Ray Burr
Corry- Tatnestown
Penn State
Lehigh
Sheffield
Athletic Association
AL Tegheny
Dickinson
Carlisle
Red Raiders
Fitet
Pulman
Thenr Q
Lonny
Dave
Wolverine
Irish
Skibos
Pitt
Minnesota
Canton
McKinley High
Pride of Ohio
Toledo
Higgins
Yankees
Dick “Bartell
Phils
Giants
Hane
Auiterett
Bradford
Spartamiys
Alreisly
Alhlon
Fédent
Conquerors of the Beavers
Trimquel Wedleyvilly
Bankas
United Press
Pittsburgh
St. Vincents
Grove City
Pitt Panther
Canisius
Bethany
Dame
Carnegie Tech
Allegheny
Slippery Rock
Glenville
Indiana
Dintoro
Marshall
Mortis-Harvey
Davis- Elkins
Salem
Westminster
New Wilmington
Purdue
Duquesne
Detroit
Duké
Tennessee
Pacific Coast
Cal
Washington
California
Southwest
Rice
Texas
Centenary
Rocky Mountains
Utah
Oregon
Colorado Aggies
Colorado U
Titusville and Oil City Battle to Draw 13 13
Northwest district scholastic grid results show Titusville and Oil City tying 13 to 13 after four quarters. Stars Stan Rog and Johnny Toth excelled, but both teams remained deadlocked. Erie Tech and Warren also tied, Franklin won 14 6, and other district games featured Farrell over Green Ville and Sharon over Grove City.
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Eitys
Titusville
Northwest
Nistrick
Stan Rog
Johnny Toth
Oil City
Farrell
Green- Ville
Wiie Academy
Cathedral Prep
Sharon Disposal
Grove City
Liberties Rally Beats Johnsonburg In Penn League Showdown
Bill Myers starred as the Liberties defeated Johnsonburg 82 to 7 at Oriole Field in Jamestown on Sunday. Myers led the attack with a strong performance while the Jamestown Crescents beat Mayville 13 to win in the other top contest.
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Bill Myer
Tamestown
Liberties
Johnsoniuns Indies
New York Penn League
Oriole Wield
Jamestown
Myers
Jarentown Crescents
Mayville
Bonnies Surprise Buffalo Victory in Rainy Battle
Bonaventure College upset Niagara University 26 to 0 in a rain soaked game yesterday in the Three competition. The Bonnies, after five games, fumbled Niagara early but recovered to control the pace and seal the victory as rain hindered scoring.
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Mike Nicksick
Pittsiureh
PH Stadiuum
Nicksick
Wolverines
LEE
Trim Drakes
Brakenstraw
Veter
John Rebeczi
Georgia Tech
Wolverings
Ann Arbor
Dartmouth Strong
St. Vincent's
Harold Brown
West Church Street
Coochranton
Toth
Rog
Erie Tech
Warren
Chicago Bears
Walloping
Cincinnnals
Boston
Philadelphi
Green Bay
Chicago Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Johnsonburg
Andy
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