Major college football slate headlines this weekend
Army faces a stiff test as Notre Dame and Illinois battle on Saturday. Georgia Tech clashes with Georgia Pre-Flight under lights, while Penn Navy and Notre Dame battle for top honors. Other games feature Penn State versus West Virginia and Alabama versus Kentucky as Sports Week highlights plan for a nationwide vote on awards.
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Beavers face Union City Bears in fifth win bid
Corry High Heavers seek a fifth victory tonight hosting rivals Union City in breezy conditions. Key players Don Betts and Chuck Jackson are out with injuries while Union City uses a dry field edge and aims for a major upset as they clash at 8 16 p m under lights with limited prep time.
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National Federation of Baseball Writers to Hold Elections
In Buffalo on December 5 the annual meeting and officer election of the National Federation of Baseball Writers will coincide with minor league sessions. Jack Minnoch of Chicago, former sports editor of the Amsterdam Evening Recorder, retires as president after this term.
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Mueller Vetted Sthe lton National League Record Setter
Ray Mueller, Cincinnati catcher, set a new National League record by appearing in every game of the season. The 12 year veteran was celebrated by about 400 townspeople in St Helton, Pa. He began his career in Harrishurs, near St Helton, and his achievement capped a notable career.
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Pacific Coast League Pushes Draft Price Increase
Word from the west coast says the Pacific Coast League will stick to a 15 000 draft price at the winter meetings. Coasters demand doubling the price, despite a major league hint of a rise to 10 000. If unmet, they may refuse to loan players in the draft.
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Flat Department Regains Lead In Raymond Bowling League
The Flat Department moved back to first place by sweeping three games from Office while Machine Shop dropped two to Inspection and Small Order beat Automatics in two. Standings show Pet Plat Dept 18 8, Machine Shop 12 6, Automatics 10 8, Small Order 7 3.09, Inspection 7 11 289, Office 2 5 13. The article also notes individual scores, including Russ Gassello and Laurie Baker, with further odds and mentions of golf and football anecdotes.
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Many Schoolboy Teams Face Acid Tests This Week
Leaders of schoolboy football conferences face acid tests this weekend with at least six top teams at stake. Easton clashes with Bethlehem in a key Big Fifteen battle while Allentown, the defending champion, travels to Pottsville. Western and Eastern contests pit unbeaten leaders against tough opposition as Williamsport meets John Harris and Mahony township eyes decisive showdowns.
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Army Navy and Notre Dame Lead Grid Classics
New York Oct 27 Army Navy and California Penn State Notre Dame and Randolph Field are favored in this week’s grid classics after a 31 5 4 season so far. The line favors Army Navy Penn State Georgia and California with familiar matchups like Dartmouth Brown and Georgia Indiana among others.
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St Louis Flyers Open Home Ice in New American Hockey League
The St. Louis Flyers, new in the American Hockey League, host the Cleveland Barons in their lone league game so far as fans eye a pennant chase. A weekend slate includes Providence at Cleveland and Buffalo at Hershey on Saturday, with Cleveland at Buffalo, Pittsburgh at Indianapolis, and Hershey at Providence on Sunday.
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Card-Pitts Sign Paparlch From Monessen
The Card-Pitts NFL team announced the signing of halfback John Paparlch, a 21 year old Monessen native and former St. Vincent College star. Paparlch recently completed Army medical discharge.
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FIGHTS Last Night in Highland Park and Nearby Rings
Boxing results from Highland Park and surrounding cities show Poitier defeating Skyers and Pell outpointing Fernandes. Welch edged Lanier, Greco stopped Sues, and Woods knocked out Howard. Several bouts feature fighters from New York, Portland, Philadelphia, and Montreal with multiple knockouts and decisions.
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