Beavers Close Season With Upset Threat in Final Game
In a wrap of college and local sports, the Corry Hick Beavers aim to end their season with a win over Warren, seeking a last chance at redemption after a rough run. Other notes cite Tennessee, Texas, Notre Dame and Army upsets, and local hunting, football pool results, and upcoming sports features as winter prep picks up.
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Army and Notre Dame Hold Perfect Records in Upset-Free Week
Army remained undefeated at 24 straight with a 19-0 win over Duke while Notre Dame toppled Iowa 41-6 to keep their flawless marks as UCLA Penn Georgia and Harvard also stayed unbeaten. Texas Tennessee North Carolina State faced shocks as upsets spread across the slate.
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Lindberg Tops Skeet Shooters at Gerry Rodang Gun Club
Lindberg led the weekly skeet shoot on Lindsey Hollow road by breaking 22 of 25 birds at Gerry Rodang Gun Club Tango. Frank Lawson took second with 224. other high scores included B Patterson 22 F Lawson 22 Steaves 22 Christensen 21 and Lindberg two 20s. A repeat event is planned next Sunday if conditions allow.
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Warren Red Jackets Triumph 49 0 Over Oakfield Crowes
Warren Red Jackets rout Oakfield Crowes 49 to 0 in Warren on Sunday, claiming their sixth win of the season. Bill Unstereiner and Chuck Fenars each scored three touchdowns, Warnie Check tallied a seventh, Harry Rosequist added extra points, and Paul Pollock twice drop-kicked for PATs.
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Geneva College Back Leads Nation's Scorers in York
Geneva College halfback Larry Brim led the nation in football scoring with 61 points as October began. He scored 10 touchdowns and added a point after touchdown, beating Andy Victor of Oklahoma City University by five points. Glenn Davis of Army had 54, with others like Tony Mistisi, Paul Barry, and Linya Morringan close behind with 44.
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Giants Beat Bears 14 0 as Eagles Rally Past Redskins
In New York, Steve Liebel sparked the Giants to a 14 0 victory over the previously unbeaten Chicago Bears at the Polo Grounds. Philadelphia erased a fourth quarter deficit to upset Washington 28 24. Chicago Cardinals crushed the Rams 34 10 in Chicago. Green Bay edged Detroit 10 7 in Milwaukee. Steelers, Packers and Cardinals win.
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Buffalo Bisons rebound to win but stay behind leaders
The Buffalo Bisons, defending AHL champions, climbed back toward .500 with two straight wins and a tie after a rough start. They beat Hershey and St. Louis, while Indianapolis led the Western division by edging the Flyers and Pittsburgh. The article notes a 2-1 home win over the Flyers and a 6-2 victory over Providence, with other scores from around the league.
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Keiser Wins Richmond Open Amid Golf Duel
Richmond Open winner Keiser of Akron dominated the final rounds at Hermitage Country Golf subcourse recording 278 strokes, 2,000 prize, and top honors. Ben Hea and Ellsworth Vines earned second and third money with 292 and 283 scores, while Frank Stratiahan and Hermon Warren followed in fourth and fifth with 264 and 287 respectively.
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Hockey results and a fatal plane crash in Phoenixville
National League Detroit shut out Montreal 2 0 while American League scores included Buffalo 2 Sp Lews 1 Philadelphia 5 New Haven 4 Hershey 6 Providence 4 and Pittsburgh 4 Indianapolis 4 in a tie A late crash in Phoenixville killed two men Connell Osburn 49 owner pilot from Washington DC and David T Rees 1 from Imberton as they had just removed the plate from a plane for 2 midnight heat
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Girard Man Fatally Hurt in West Springfield Crash
Charles E. Hughes of Girard died at 12 05 am at St Vincent s Hospital from a fractured skull after being struck while crossing a West Springfield street by a car driven by Donald Bostwick of Girard. Police said Hughes suffered multiple fractures of both legs and a skull fracture in the accident.
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Redstone teachers persist in strike with wage demand
Uniontown Pennsylvania reports Redstone Township teachers defying school board ultimatum to return to classrooms. The 111 educators struck October 11 for a $400 yearly raise and will continue the walkout indefinitely unless the board approves higher wages. Alfred Deville, grievance committee chair, cites ongoing disruption as board plans a special meeting to resolve the stalemate. A quorum shortage delayed a Friday meeting.
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