Corry Beavers Tumble Before McDowell's Five picks
McDowell capitalized on five pass interceptions and fumble recoveries to overwhelm Corry Beavers 60 to 0 at Sheen Field. Corry struggled with lost possessions and missed scoring chances as McDowell dominated both lines and logged a fourth straight loss for Corry while advancing their own record and remaining competitors Windber and Meadville.
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McDowell Tops Corry In Low‑Scoring Gridiron Clash
Beavers drive late stall as Corry intercepts twice and wins on the Trojan 80. McDowell totals 105 rushing yards and 38 passing yards, while Corry garners 12 first downs to six for Corry. The Trojan defense pressures Kennedy fumbles early and Meyer seals the game with a late interception.
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Bills Seek 7th Straight as Colts Face Test
The AFL scene centers on Buffalo hosting the unbeaten Bills 6-0 with Cookie Gilchrist clashing with rookie star Mel Snell of the Jets. Snell leads AFL rushing with 490 yards to Gilchrist's 455 as Bills meet the Jets in a pivotal Eastern Division game.
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Olympic Torch Extinguished at Tokyo Closing Ceremony
The 18th Olympiad closed with Germany winning the team title and a French athlete the individual crown while the United States led in golds with 36 and Russia topped total medals at 96. The ceremony featured Greece and Japan flags, Avery Brundage urging loyalty to the Olympic movement, and the extinguishing of the flame after the torch relay began in Mount Olympus.
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Bowling league thriller features trio of 100s by Betty Taylor
Betty Taylor rolled three consecutive 100s in the Friday Night Ladies League last night. Mary Ellen Jaquith converted the 4-10 split and June McEl downey finished the 6-7 and 2 conversions in a busy evening of strikes and spares.
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Altoona Invades Massillon Lair
Altoona High travels to Massillon Ohio to face top ranked Massillon in a key scholastic football showdown. Massillon unbeaten in six games has shut out Steubenville and Cleveland Bene Giting in recent wins while Altoona relies on 225 pound fullback Mike Reid and a string of victories over Williamsport Chambersburg Washington Aston and Beaver Falls with a single loss to McKeesport.
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East Night's Fights St Louis Recap
Ernie Terrell of Chicago defeated Henry Wallitsch of New York by stoppage in six rounds at St Louis. The event advertised as a publicized bout under the banner The Spoken Word Like the Air The Printed Word Is Always There.
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Hoosiers Rally Past Miami In Late Football Fight
Indiana connects on two long TD passes to Bill Malinchak and a seven yard scoring run by Tom Nowalkze as they erase a four point halftime deficit to beat Miami 24 14. The Big Ten conference slate also features Ohio State Wisconsin Iowa and other key regional games with national title implications.
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Corry High School Band Halftime Show Impresses Crowd
The Corry Area High School band staged a halftime performance during the Corry Me Dowell game with twirlers and drill team. Under John Bliley and H Lynn Rice, the show opened with Olympic style fanfare, featured dance routines to Alley Cat and Think Twice, and closed with the alma mater as visiting McDowell fans were saluted.
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Bullets Sold to Washington Investors For About $1 Million
The Baltimore Bullets NBA team has been purchased by three Washington men for roughly one million dollars, pending NBA board approval. Buyers are Harl Foreman Arnold Heft and Abe Pollin with plans to keep the team in Baltimore and retain Buddy Jeannette as coach.
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College basketball roundup mixed results across conferences
Eight teams faced Colorado while fans watched the Kansas Oklahoma State duel. Syracuse clashed with Oregon State as Florida State, ranked No. 10, beat Virginia Tech easily. Duke played Army and Navy met Pitt. UCLA faced Illinois as California opposed Southern California and Oregon challenged Washington focus on Rose Bowl contenders.
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Football Scores From Local Matches Card
McDowell and Corry tied 0 with Meadville 43. Titusville lost 7 to Punxsutawney 40. Bradford and Erie Prop 4 0. Erie Tech 0 to New Castle 4. Ere Strong Vincent 13 Fort LeBoeuf 15. Wall 9 General McLane 13. Girard 0 Union City 19. Lawrence Park 9 Fairview 13. North East 19 to 8. Cambridge rings 0. Sear Valley 25. Saeger Town 6. Aliquippa 41 over Butler 20. Dubois 48 over Rideway 0. Panama 6. Sherman 6 Southwestern 1d Gowanda 6.
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Japan Tankers Triumph in Intramural Swim Meet
Japan beat Australia in an intramural swimming meet yesterday at Heacox and Stahl. Heacox and Stahl each won two events. Rozelle did not win multiple events for Australia. Australian swimmers McQuiston and Root each earned individual firsts, with other events shared among Australian competitors.
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Meadville Bulldogs overpower Titusville 33 to 7
Meadville's Bulldogs opened with a quick pair of scores and rolled to a 33-7 win over Titusville. Palmiero booted a six yard TD drive early, McNulty to Johnston connected on a 22 yard pass, and a 61 yard Gray to Smolinski pass set up a second period TD as Meadville led 20-0 at halftime.
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