Beavers Edge North East In Amateur Showdown
Coach Russ Byler's Beaver squad holds a decisive edge over North East when they meet Saturday afternoon. North East's recent results include wins over Edinboro and losses to Lawrence Park and Union City as Grapepickers face stronger competition this season.
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Wes Judson
Fairview
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Union City
Girard
Edinboro
Grapepickers
Westfield
Gerry
Titusville
Beavers
Iowa and Indiana grid meeting preview
Iowa and Indiana prepare for a Big Ten clash as Essie Solem plans to test the Towa varsity in a first real workout of the week. Ozzie Simmons is the sole regular back in yesterday's scrum with freshmen during drills in Bloomington.
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United Press
Towa Gity
Essie Solem
Towa
Indiana
Ozzie Simmons
Attendance at Grid Games Shows Big Increase in College Football
United Press survey finds college football attendance up about 12 percent in the first half of the 1985 season. Increases span Yale, Penn, NYU, Temple, Manhattan, and others, with notable gains at Ohio State, Nebraska, Notre Dame, and Coast and Southwest teams.
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Leaders Bowed in Ladies' Loop Bowling News
The three leaders in the Ladies League were defeated last evening at the Recreation Alleys but only the Blue Ribbons dropped in the standings. Van's Aces were swept by Vi's Markers, Carroll's Vanities defeated the Blue Ribbons, while Lil's Diamonds beat Fern's Pive. Foley led with a 135 average as standings show Van's Aces 8 8, Fern's Five 6 8, Lil's Diamonds 4 4, Vi's Markers 5 4, Carroll's Vanities 6 3, Blue Ribbons 3 3.
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Vanities
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Pive
Foley
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Carroll’s Vanities
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M. Hnatyszyn
M. Blair
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L. Walters
N. Dunlap
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Rhodes
Bo Carroll
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BT Hoenes
Larson
King
St Carr
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Og Gustafson
Malek
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Baker
Coe
Dairymen Win Two In Antler Bowling Loop
Donaldson Brothers defeated Model Dairy on total pins but dropped two games to opponents in the Antler Bowling League. Craker led with a 181 average. Thursday night Boston will meet the Aeros as scheduled. For sale Beagle pups and trained dogs. Grant Gutsy Cory, Pa yette.
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Donaldson Brothers
Craker
Boston
Aeros
Michigan
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Pennsylvania
J. Kafferlin
Brundage
Kinley Wal
Rains End Forest Fires Clearing Path for Opening of Small Game Season
Hunters in Cony and Vicinity and across Pennsylvania won a clear path for the small game season as heavy rains doused lingering forest fires. The Game Commission and forest wardens opposed delaying the November 1 opening, noting fire hazards would return with warm sun. Game remains protected until November 30 with red squirrels allowed in unlimited numbers until August 16, 1986.
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Cony
Pennsylvania
George H. Wirt
Ernest E. Harwood
State Game Commission
Game Commission
Wirt
Panthers Prepare For Invasion With Rams
Pitt Panthers coach Jock Sutherland whipped the squad into shape for a Saturday game with Fordham in New York. The team will depart tonight for Rye, N. Y., staying at the Westchester Biltmore Country Club until just before kick off.
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Jock Sutherland
Pitt Panthers
Fordham
New York
Westchester Biltmore Cantry Club
Rye
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Class B League Tean Meet This Evening At Recreation Alley
Oblaw's bowling squad favored to extend its lead as Glass B League action features Kiwanis No. 2 and Aeros in a key matchup. Kiwanis No. 2 holds first place while Aeros chases from second with a Friday night showdown possible shift in standings.
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Kiwanis
Neusel Tops Poll For No 1 Heavyweight Crown In Debate
Henry McLemore reports from Pompton Lakes that a Walter Neusel led poll ranks him first among heavyweight contenders with Joe Louis Braddock Schmeling and Schmeling trailing. Neusel cites past Hamburg bout where a cut eye gave Schmeling a ninth round TKO as context for his claim. A note adds Spring Creek and Kiwanis meeting Corry-James club details.
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Howtie) Bronson
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Ohio State Prepares New Offense for Notre Dame Game
Ohio State coach Francis Schmidt rehearsed eight to nine new offensive plays for Saturdays showdown with Notre Dame in Columbus. Police kept spectators away from practice while reporters were sworn to secrecy. Notre Dame prepared a defensive scrimmage against the Buckeyes and added Harry Beeler at left tackle.
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Notre Dame
Francis Schmidt
Soach Schmidt
South Bend
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Ohio State
Harry Beeler
Pech to Be Improved for Game with Dukes
Carnegie Tech football fans expect better play against Duke after three injured backs return to duty. Co captain Steve Terebus Preddig Lehman and Harry Fryer were out vs Purdue but listed fit for the Duke game this week.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Steve Terebus
Preddig Lehman
Harry Fryer
Purdue
Duguene
Bierman Satisfied With Minnesota After Long Practice
Oct 30 coach Bierman expressed satisfaction with the Minnesota squad after a lengthy workout in preparation for the Purdue game. George Roscoe remained at right tackle.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
George Roscoe
Louis Likely Opponent Set for Chicago Bout
Promoter Mike Jacobs says Joe Louis will fight in Chicago in January with Charley Retzlaff as likely rival. Jacobs conferred with Nate Lewis and Jim Mullen, co promoters of the Chicago stadium, and announced a heavyweight bout is planned in the Windy City.
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United Press
Chicago
Joe Louis
Mike Jacobs
New York
Twentieth Century Sporting, Club
Nate Lewis
Jim Mullen
Jacobs
Louis
Charley Retziatt
Commander I Wins Classic in Cambridgeshire Stakes
Commander TIT surged to victory in the Cambridgeshire Stakes at Newmarket with a large 40 horse field. Man's Pal trained by Mrs V D Sainsbury placed second and Finalist owned by Lady Louise Ralli finished third in the sweepstakes event worth about 6.5 million dollars globally.
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England
G. R. C. Foster
Commander Tit
Grove City and Slippery Rock Meet in District
Grove City faces Slippery Rock in a district showdown sparking county rivalry as both schools pursue district supremacy. The matchups highlight a tense weekend schedule with local pride at stake amid strong conference competition.
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Mercer County
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