Corry JV Stops Oil City 19 to 6 in Huddle
Corry Junior Varsity defeated Oil City 19 to 6 as Alec Fela and Jack McIntyre led the Orange and Black reserves with multiple long runs. The hosts scored all 19 points in the first half, while Oil City mounted limited offense.
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Corry
Oil City
Torreat
Tn Viclow
Shuen
Alec Fela
Jack McInityre
follendoWe
Nooreleas
Liv Jilile Gilprs
Larry Jilson
Terry Ward
Pete Wilett
Lone Oller
Virsiy Liekie
Jerry MeIntyre
Loniehdawsis
Ruta
Curry
Beaver
Warren
Meadville
McDowell
Tikusville Cwager
Varsity
Pranklin
Jonal
Jyvers
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Nichols
Prowintia DeMurte
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c_Ward
McMahon
Crawford
Brasi
Montana Mitchell
Re-Lash
Senollon
Lu Wort Bachainor
Brew Isa. Ly i
Cordric Jonson
Milner
Boal
Unpermien
Banesst
Tewitt
Cowboys Champions Of Rec Football Loop
Cowboys claim the rec football league crown in a hard fought game at Shea Stadium. Players from both teams earned ribbons as fans watched the Trojans and Cowboys exchange drives with key scores by Eddy and a late TD surge, marking a decisive finish.
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Cowboys
Arid-at-die Cotheburk
Guye
Shea
Pleth
Lefantos
Puine
Mange Agit Ghiey Eatily Shea
Pestot Agehdawels
Waynuters
Enniy
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Pharma If Feu
Bune
Tata
Deere Walsh
Eddy
Iso
Phiyers
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Jusnek
Sheneflel
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Mick _ G
Sayko
C—Mcchesney
Dominessy
Rove
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Watrous
Brown
Gentilman
QE Lobdell
Walsh LE Boutwell
Missuini
EB —Thomax _ Eddy
Trojans
Rookies Shine as NFL Debuts Impress Early Contenders
Rookie standouts Mik Ditka of Pitt and Bill Kilmer from UCLA lead NFL first-year players amid a tough preseason. Experts note their breakthrough performances amid exhibition schedules and training camps, with Ditka delivering 28 yards on 14 receptions and four touchdowns. The circuit includes games across Philadelphia, Washington, Dallas, New York, Cleveland, and more as newcomers vie for steady roster spots.
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Rangums
Te HO
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Ais
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Mik Ditka
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Warren Spahn and Dick Donovan Top ERA Leaders
The record shows Warren Spahn and Dick Donovan posting standout earned run averages. Spahn, listed with the Milwaukee Braves, and Donovan of Washington, led the league in ERA with notable seasons around 1961 and 1983.
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Warren Spahn
Dick Donovan
Shahn
Milweaker
Dick Donoven
Washington
Speahn
Pup
Inbi Hinder
Garland Braxton
Cleveland
Keg Kweens and Kingpin Play Amid Turbulent State
A garbled report blends college football and local league results with scattered names and places. It mentions Pat Shumsky Sophie Douglas Audrey Rouse and Ed Barr in reference to women’s and men’s events, plus unclear notes on towns, schools, and national groups like the NAACP. The text also references Pittsturah North Cathole and Washington politics, with fragmented phrases about players, coaches, and demographics.
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Keg Kweens
Pat Shumsky
Sophie Douglas
Audies Rouse
Audrey Rouse
de Davi
All-East college football picks crown Brown clash winner
Quarterback Caley Biull led a 7-0 victory over Brown as Penn State star Penn McCarthy scored the lone touchdown. Galen Hall earned All-East honors with standout performances on offense and defense across the roster.
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Galen Hall
Caley Biull
Rover Hhawn
Penn -Ste
Grovery
Penn McCarthy
Pees
Thhdown
Brown
Jim Gentile Best Sophomore Of Year In American League
Jim Gentile of the Baltimore Orioles was named American League Sophomore of the Year by 149 of 170 Baseball Writers Association voters. The Californian led AL rookies with 27 home runs and 141 RBIs, tied major league record with grand slam in a game, and posted 25 doubles along with 9 RBI in a single game streak. He batted .291 with 802 at bats, after being acquired for 825000 following the 1959 season.
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Ayew
Mungaly
Gurnuie
Balimore Orioles
Ameri
Your Lorkay
Baseball Writers Association
Associated Press
Steve Barber
Feanmete
Gentile's
Gentile
Swiner
Minnesota
Harmon Killebrew
Gerhy
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Maris
RBI
Dodiers
Oriole
Boweht
Baltimore Brass
Averee
Ed Barr
Loci Janes
Helly
Barr
Wayne Skincher
Phil Saiple
Archie Wetmore
Bil Schull
Blair Hajec
Pete Glavis
Paull Horta
Claud Dougherty
Avalon Center
Hoon
Linda Wetmore Srt
Sim Dubrosky
He Havned
Terry McCray
Barb Meee
Sharlene Kayne
Beverly, Grinder
Connie Hammond
Danny Ahl
Mate Wetmore
Tom Morton
Spartans Lead Mississippi In AP Football Rankings Shakeup
Michigan State tops Mississippi 17 to 7 to widen its edge in the AP college football poll, with Notre Dame upset and Texas, Alabama, Ohio State, and LSU among the leaders. The poll shows MSU earning strong votes while Mississippi slips after a close loss and other programs rise in the top ten.
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Michigan State
Mississippi
Associated Press
Notre Dam
Spartans
Duffy Daugherty
George Salmes
Moint
Orhinnige
Rewlist
Notre Dame
Lay le Point Sore
Wats
Michigat Shaty
Micassippi
Texas
Ughk
Arsinsis
Alabanes
Towa
Ats
Mnimpl
Tenmire
Iowa
Wisconsin
Alabama
Town
Ohio State
Louisiana State
Georgia
Colorado
Penn State Rises to Third in Lambert Trophy Poll
Penn State climbs to third place in the Lambert Trophy poll after an upset victory over Syracuse. Navy is top rated, Army moves to second, and Virginia Tech drops. Pitt falls to ninth as the weekly rankings shift.
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Penn State
New Summiar
Ans
Sprauusse
Navy Wah
Busi
Army
Vatanova
Seenn
Pitt
Bowl selections loom over weekend watch list
Twelve college football teams, excluding Penn State, draw scrutiny as the Gator Bowl Selection Committee marks Penn State and a slate of Army, Navy, Rice, Mississippi, Alabama, Maryland, Texas, LSU, Georgia Tech, Auburn and Florida as prospects. In other sports, San Francisco’s Bobo Olson wins a 178-pound bout, and New Haven reports Hank over Luedee in a 166 171 match.
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Penn State
Pern State
Army
Navy
Rice
Mississippi
Alabama
Maryland
Texas
Louisiana State
Georgi Tech
Auburn
Florida
Francisco
Bobo Olson
San Francisco
Sista Retriever
San Anselmo
Calif
New Haven
Conn
Henry Hank
Detroit
Jerry Luedee
Syracuse Team Down In Dumps
The Associated Press reports Syracuse football, once touted as a top national program, is hampered by injuries six weeks into the season. Key players like halfback Ernie Davis and quarterback woes strain the lineup as a rugged schedule looms.
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Syracuse
Syrac
Orange
Ernie Davis
New York
Lopriotos
Ako
Penn State
Holy Cross
Tings
Gary Fallot
Davis
Taye Surette
Bob Fall
Lelli
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Frehair
Lekle
Roger Brown
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Jerry
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Pomntoen
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Dickow
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Keg Kings
al Thorne
May Perkins
Larry Barr
Chick Jackman
Lary Bare
Pittsturah North
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Saundas
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Arn Huey
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NAACP
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Corte
Chic Young
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