High School and College Football Ties Face Postgraduate Ban
Northwestern Pennsylvania officials eye New York State Athletic Association action on December third in Syracuse that could revive cross border football with Pennsylvania schools. New York may drop post graduate players to unite policy, affecting Jamestown Karen Corry Falconer and Westfield schedules while major college games on Saturday shape Rose Bowl hopes and East Coast clashes against Penn Notre Dame Army and Navy.
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Notre Dame Tops AP Football Poll for Fourth Week
Notre Dame remains No 1 in the Associated Press college football poll for a fourth straight week with 120 first place votes, Army is No 2 with 12, Oklahoma No 3 with 40, while California, Cornell, Baylor and Penn also hold strong spots. The top 10 shows several teams still unbeaten as the race tightens with Navy Army Virginia Military Institute and others preparing for upcoming games.
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Bowl-Aire bowling scores highlight 200s and 224 by Carroll
200 Key Club and Ralph Garrall lead as Minford Hinsdale tops scores with Hinsdale firing 218 and 200. Carroll rolls 224 and others follow with Rastetter 211 Owens 209 Prugar 208, Leo Carroll 201, Hurlbut 201, Williams 200 for a club night.
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Paul Hurlbut
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Patterson tops rifle shoot with 241 score at Corry Rod and Gun
Russ Patterson led the Corry Rod and Gun Club practice shoot last evening with a 241 score. Other results included Bob Patterson 240 Don Patterson 240 Eugene Davis 298 Bill Hall 236 George Patterson 234 John Windah 229 and Leo R. Dutch Meyer, coach at Texas Christian University, noted as the longest-serving Southwest conference mentor.
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Corry
Rossbacher Leads as Clymer Bags Gain Margin in Bowling League
Clymer Bag defeated Hol's Esso while the top team Clymer Bank dropped three to Rossbacher's. Jim's Keystone beat American Legion and Art's Barber Shop topped Clymer Drug. Rossbacher's Insurance held a one game lead after sweeping Zalaeck's, as Sterling Milk and Moose Club also posted wins in the Men's A Bowling League.
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LuJack and Conerly Top Passers in NFL
Oct 25 report shows Lujack and Conerly rising as NFL leaders in passing. Lujack edged Conerly after a Bears Giants game, with Lujack 1,006 yards and eight TDs on 187 attempts, while Conerly posted 806 yards, eight TDs on 99 completions from 63 catches.
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Examinations for Cage Officials Set for Nov 2
Examinations for basketball officials will be held by the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association on November in 12 centers across the state. All applicants who completed registration must appear. Centers include Norristown, Forty Fort, Steelton, Williamsport, Somerset, Altoona, Latrobe, Pittsburgh, Ridgway, Greenville, Tamaqua, and Punxsutawney.
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Corry High reserves top Warren in football clash
Corry High School Beavers improved across the board with a 20 to 7 win over Warren in Love land yesterday afternoon. Jimmy Bogden sparked the scoring drive by racing 52 yards to the one yard line before Jack Scott plowed in for six. Lawson and Vanderhoot added a 40 yard dash and a reverse TD, while Warren struck back on a Pratt to Berdine pass and Salerno conversion. Vanderhoot sealed Corry’s victory with a final 40 yard run.
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LaMotta and Cerdan agree to title bout at MSG
Middleweight champion Jake LaMotta accepts a December 2 title fight against Marcel Cerdan at Madison Square Garden after earlier cancellation of the September bout in Yankee Stadium. The Detroit rematch was postponed due to LaMotta's shoulder injury, ending speculation he would withdraw from the return match.
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Tulane Breaks With Notre Dame After 1952 Slated Games
Tulane ends football relations with Notre Dame after a 45 to 7 defeat. Notre Dame athletic director Moose Krause says many teams want to play them and schedules are set through 1952. Tulane cites a six year contract and parts ways three weeks after Washington University of Wash-?
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Gabriel Leads Score Race in Pennsylvania Football
Dick Gabriel maintains the scoring lead with 50 points across five games, while Mike Davenar and Bill Wells close the gap. Bucknell’s Jimi Smoky Ostendasly makes a big jump to fourth as Carnegie Tech’s Nick Simain and others bunch behind, stretching the field in a weekend of limited scoring across multiple teams.
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