Beaver Squad Varsity Pleven Averages 160 and More
Corry High School’s football notes reveal a 14 year old Tommy Cragg among a large varsity roster averaging 160 pounds. The team includes seniors and underclassmen across ends, tackles, centers, and backs, with standout players Cant Sullivan Gullok Bracken Phillips and Cragg praised for leadership, power, and promising next season core.
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Travel notes and visits fill regional social pages
Continued from Page One families and friends are noted visiting and meeting notable figures. Mrs. Carrier met President Roosevelt in Buffalo during the dedication of the new federal courthouse. Harold Lewis from Washington NJ visits Mrs. Lallie Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moore and daughter Doria and grandson Durwood dined with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore in Erie. Wayne Blyler of Warren PA visited Mrs. Buma Chirrol. Mrs. Delia Armstrong and Mrs. Mike Trisket visited Columbus and Mrs. George Webber and Mrs. Mette Ouper spent Tuesday in Erie.
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West Virginia Wesleyan Upsets Duquesne 2-0 In Punting Edge
In Pittsburgh on October 24, West Virginia Wesleyan defeated undefeated Duquesne 2-0 as Bachte1's punting and a first period safety by Bechloff set the margin. Duquesne failed to match Wesleyan's play, using only two substitutes as the underdog secured the surprising victory.
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Duquesne University
University of Pittsburgh
Little
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Wesley College
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Bechloff
George Mike
Allen Moore
Beteh
Purdue Aims To End Minnesota’s 20 Game Winning Streak
Purdue seeks to halt Minnesota's 20 game run in Minneapolis on Oct 24. The Boilermakers rely on Fullback Celt Isbell and Halfback John Drake known as the touchdown twins, while Minnesota features three potent receivers and a strong line. Nearly 50,000 are anticipated to watch a clash seen as a Big Ten title preview.
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Celt Isbell
John Drake
Washington and Jefferson Meet Bucknell in Home Game
Washington and Jefferson College hosts Bucknell University in a key home matchup to rebound from a 19 0 defeat by Case last week. This eleventh meeting in the rivalry sees W and J holding a 5 4 1 edge, with Bucknell aiming to turn the tide after recent losses to the Presidents.
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Bowlin Seoree to Supply Li Dayton Depart EAGU
Bowlin Seoree is set to supply Li Dayton with a department assignment under EAGU. The move appears to be part of a broader reorganization affecting procurement and logistics.
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Automatics Undefeated in Raymond Loop
Automatics remain undefeated after a clean sweep victory over Ue Four Slide team Thursday evening. The Machine Shop squad ulan scored a clean sweep when he Oftica team Won three points from the Grinders. Cobbett's average of 190 wit lich.
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Bantam Grid Team Invades North East in Local Comeback
Corry bantam grid squad hosts a small Grapepickers group in North East as youths under M Hengst and the YMCA supervisor run drills led by last year's Beaver standout Bob Jewell. Friday scores include Emporia Teachers 41 over Haskell 0 and Bethany 19 over College of Emporia 6.
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Girard
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Edinboro
Skeet Shoot At Corry Rod and Gun Club Tomorrow
All city sportsmen are invited to participate in the regular Sunday skeet shoot at the Corry Rod and Gun Club range at 10 o clock tomorrow morning. Scholastic scores show Bradford 13 and Erie Strong Vincent G Oil City 13 Meadville U.
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Gophers and Purdue Featured in National Football Menu
The Minnesota Gophers face Purdue before a 45000 crowd at Memorial Stadium in Minneapolis as part of a packed national gridiron menu. Other top games include Michigan State versus Marquette and Yale versus Army, with numerous regional matchups across the nation. A fishing and deer tale closes the page, detailing Ira Dolton’s mixed trip on Mt Shasta.
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Fordham Rams vs St Marys Gaels at Polo Grounds for Rose Bowl bid
Fordham Rams aim for an undefeated season and Rose Bowl shot as they meet St Marys Gaels at the Polo Grounds in a pivotal intersectional clash expected to draw 55 000 fans. St Marys enters with an undefeated run but a 0 0 tie with San Francisco last week.
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Marlin Attacks Boat Off Honolulu Shores
The Kasuga Mar crew hooked a 700 pound marlin off Oahu. The fish surged aboard the sampan, impaling the boat with its body. After a struggle the crew killed the marlin.
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Panthers Edge in Battle Today at Pitt Stadium
University of Pittsburgh’s Golden Panthers favored over undefeated Notre Dame as 70,000 fans packed Pitt Stadium amid rain and wind. Notre Dame planned a mystery opponent. reports note Pitt’s only loss came from Duquesne, while Notre Dame’s recent form remains unclear. Officials listed were Frisell, Slack, Hoban, and Bolster. Cougar incident closes with Alma Morrow buying a gun after a woman’s eye dominance.
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