Beavers Slip To Fifth In Erie Prep Poll After Loss
Corry drops to fifth in the Erie Morning News Wegkie poll after a 7-0 defeat at McDowell. Erie Cathedral Prep leads, with Erie East, Greenville and McDowell in second to fourth. Fairview tops Class B with 7-0, and North East is 6-1. Jamestown and Meadville face tough slates as Corry hopes for a rebound in late season play.
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Oil City JV Edges Corry Jayvees In Close 11-6 Win
Oil City junior varsity defeated Corry Jayvees 11 to 6 at Sheen Athletic Field in a hard fought game. Oil City opened with a 76 yard drive for a touchdown and led 6-0 at halftime. Corry dominated yardage with 18 first downs and 226 rushing yards but were hurt by turnovers and incomplete passing. Kennedy scored for Oil City in the fourth quarter after Corry threatened late, while Brown was stopped on fourth and goal.
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Bowling stars shine in local league fixtures
Larry Barr sparked a high scoring night for the Men’s A League at BowlAire with a 658 650 627 608 series. Teammate Sample posted 626 on 246 215 165 while Wilast led the trio of 600s. Pepsi-Cola finished with a 9843 series, top effort among A League teams.
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Grange Fullback Nance Injured in Syracuse Oregon State Game
Syracuse coach says first team fullback Jim Nance, from Indiana Pennsylvania, will miss the Saturday clash with Oregon State due to a head injury suffered in the win over Penn State. Orange aim to have him ready for next week's pivotal game against Pitt, the East’s top team.
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Texas Longhorns Lead AP College Poll Rank No. 1
Texas holds the top spot in the Associated Press college football poll for the second straight week with 50 first place votes and 627 points. Wisconsin is second with 470, Pittsburgh third, Illinois fourth, and Mississippi fifth as Texas faces Rice this weekend in a potential title-contending test.
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Record Pace Set On Bonneville Salt Flats
Mrs. Barbara Nieland of Whittier California and Vince Granatelli of Los Angeles drove a stock promotion car 1000 kilometers at an average speed of 135.29 miles per hour yesterday to establish an international speed record at the Bonneville Salt Flats Utah.
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Tests Prove Deer Hunting Hard On Heart
In Minneapolis a study tested hunters over 40 with normal hearts who pulled a 100 pound sandbag for three minutes to simulate deer retrieval. Of 47 evaluated, four showed abnormal heart activity, suggesting more than one in ten hunters may face serious heart strain during successful hunts.
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Fixer Released On 20000 Bond In Bribery Case
Frank Larry Rosenthal of Miami Florida was released on a 20000 bond after being flown to the city to face trial on two charges of attempting to bribe players during the 1960 NCAA basketball playoffs. A Miami Circuit Court judge allowed extradition during Rosenthal’s fourth hearing ending a long legal fight. Johnny Counts Back New York Giants Halfback Counts, known for kickoff returns, is reported back with the Navy and could rejoin if needed by Coach Al Sherman.
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Buffers Fractured Right Thumb May Miss Jamestown Game
John Buffers suffered a chipped bone injury to his right thumb in Friday McDowell game. Doctors expect a cast with possible hairline fracture. outcome depends on healing progress this week. If he can grip the ball, he may play against Jamestown, otherwise sidelined.
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Marsh Sample Sparkles In Rec Football Playoff Duel
Marsh starred for the Beavers scoring from three yards at the end to beat the Cowboys 42 in a recreation football playoff at Loveland Field. He passed for another Beaver score with Kennedy on a fourth quarter completion. Sample led rushing with 76 yards on 11 carries and added five completions for 160 yards.
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Middies Face Pitt Invasion This Saturday At Annapolis
Navy, ranked 10th with a 4-1 record, prepares for a pivotal home clash with third-ranked Pitt. Quarterback Roger Staubach says the game could make or break the Middies as Pitt seeks revenge for last year’s Oyster Bowl rout.
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