Beavers Seek End-Of-Season Win Over Ott City
Beavers aim for a season finale triumph as they face Ott City in a nine game slate. Ohio State Princeton and Miami shine with big wins. Corry, Corry High and other area names feature in a packed sports roundup.
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Beavers
Gerry
Ott City
Kanty Prep
Oilers
Cooch
Lou Hana
Corry
John Kaufman
Unis
Oi City
College Scores Report Mixed Results Across Teams
St Bonaventure 2, St Vincent 7 leads and West Liberty 47 Salem 0 shows lopsided games. Kings Pa 28 Mansfield Pa 18. Morels Harvey 48 Shepherd WVa 12. NC State 44 Virginia Tech 6. Duquesne 27 Louisville 20. Marquette 21 Santa Clara 0. College of the Pacific 82 Fresno State 7.
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St. Vincent
West Lisrty
Salem
W. Va
Kings
Mansfield
Morels Harvey
Shepherd
Ww. Va
North Carolina State
Virginia ‘Tech
Duquesne
Louisville
Marquette
Santa Clara
College of the Pacific
Fresno State
Bellwood-Antis and Huntingdon tied for Class A lead in WPI Conference
Ebensburg Pa Oct 30 Bellwood-Antis and Huntingdon High Schools share first place in the Western Pennsylvania Football Conference Class A race with 205 points each. Bellwood-Antis has eight wins while Huntingdon has seven wins and one loss.
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Bellwood - Antis
Huntingdon High Schools
Western Pennsylvania
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Deat
Unbeaten Scholastic Grid Teams Lead 1950 Pennsylvan ia Race
The Associated Press reports 14 unbeaten high school football teams across Pennsylvania in late October 1950, led by Bellwood Antis and Huntingdon in the Western Conference. Charleroi Corry Easton Hollidaysburg and Phoenixville have lost in the past week, with standings across Western Eastern and Central leagues and key scores noted.
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Pennsylvania
Allen Down
Ambridge
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Butlen
Carlisle
Coal Township
Indian
Kulpmont
Munhall
Nanticoke
Pottsville
Uniontown
William Penn
Muris
Huntingdon
Hollidaysburg
Phoenixville
Norristown
Phantoms
Consheeken
Bellwood Antis
Somerset
Conemaugh Township
Indiana
Schuylkillhaven
Nesque~ Honing
Blakely
Scranton Central
West Scranton
Whitlamsport
Harrisburg
Steelton
Williamsport
Lebanon
Scholastic Scores Report From Regional Meet
Farrell defeats Erie Bost 45 to 0 while rie Tech beats Erie Academy 20 to 0. Harborcrock over Millcreek 13 to 12 and Brookville wins over Johnsonburg 25 to 13. Port Allegany 41 to Smethport 0. Cambridge Springs 25 to Youngsville 6. Kane 38 to Shotfield 0.
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Erie Bost
Rie Tech
Erie Academy
Harborcrotk
Millcreek
Brookville
Johnsonburg
Port
Allegany
Smethport
Cambridge Springs
Youngsville
Kane
Shotfield
High School Bowling League Opens With Officer Elections
Bowing Saturday at Bowl Aire the league elected Chuck Elehynski president Al Anderson vice president John Balog secretary and Ted May treasurer. Opening matches saw the Yankees Phillies and Athletics sweep with the Athletics taking three points in standings dominated by four win teams. Dick Smith led individual scores with 205 and 206 for the Yankees.
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Bowl Aire
Chuck Elehynski
al Anderson
John Balog
Ted May
Yankees
Phillies
Athletics
Fvankess
Red Sox
Ducks
Indians
Eagles
In- Hans
Dick Smith
Contender Lineup for Gridiron Titles Across Regions
New York October reports list top college teams by region with records. SMU leads Southwest at 5-0, Army 6-0 tops East, Oklahoma 5-0 in Midlands, Kentucky 7-0 South, California 6-0 Far West, Ohio State 4-1 Midwest. Only Ohio State has fallen, to SMU 88 27 opening game.
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New York
Southwest
Southern Methodist
Army
Oklahoma
South
Kentucky
Far West
California
Midwest
Ohio State
Associated Press
Buckeyes
SMU
Columbus
Mustangs
Giants
Sooners
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Bear Bryant
Kentucky Wildeats
Florida
Dixie Darkhorse
Vanderbilt
Babe Parilli
Wildcats
Georgia Tech
Furman
Pacific Coast
Bears
Washington Huskies
Tllinois
Beavers To Play Meadville In 1951 Schedule Revival
After a six year lapse Meadville Bulldogs return to Corry High football in 1951. Athletic officials sign a two year contract for a game October 26 1951 and a second meeting the following season. The Bulldogs join Six District 10 Class A opponents and three with Chis B status.
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Beavers
Meadville
Meadville Bulldogs
Corry
Bulldogs
Kutty Prep
Ben- Ivers
Warren
Youngsville
Milleseck
Franklin
Unive City
Tlhumallé
North East
Art Fou
Corry Moose Keglers Split Weekend Matches
Corry Moose Club Keglers split two matches at Ayiton Center against the Fulton Club of Erie. Moose No 1, Meyerink Gifford Munsell Davis Hansen, posted 763 805 800 to the Fulton Club scores 822 804 845. Moose No 2 lineup Shinnon Brenoel Sheldon War Twesell Perkins produced 817 x 17 and BIT while Fulton Club replied 902 827 889.
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Corry Moose
Corry
Ayiton Center
Fulton Club
Erie
Moose
Meyerink
Gifford
Munsell
Davis
Hansen
Brepinspilers
Herd
Shinnon
Brenoel
Sheldon
War Twesell
Perkins
Fulton Slub
Hockey Scores From National and American Leagues
Montreal 2 New York 2. Toronto 8 Chicago 3. Delors 2 Boston 0. Buffalo 7 Springfield 4. New Haven 2 Pittsburgh 0. Hershey 5 Providence 4. St Louis 5 Thelanopolis 4. Cleveland 7 Ginemnati 4.
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Thelanopolis
Cleveland
Ginemnati
Eagles Extend Pro League Winning Streak Past Opponents
In New York the Philadelphia Eagles clinched their fifth straight Pro League victory by defeating the Washington Redskins 3-0 to pull ahead in the conference race. The Giants suffered a setback as Chicago Cardinals beat them 17-8, while the 49ers posted their second straight win by downing the Baltimore Colts 14-7. The Rams overwhelmed the Lions 65-24, and the Bears remained within reach after a 28-27 win over the Yankees.
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Wee
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Ete
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Baghe
Aubelcy
Fokell
Washington
Steve Vaui Buren
Thamy ‘Thompeon
Colvates
Arly
Vail Brown
Special Meeting Called by Corry Rod and Gun Club
A special meeting at the Corry Rod and Gun Club is planned for the club home on East Washington Street at 6 p m tomorrow. President Paul Stroup calls for a full slate of officers for the coming year and a membership progress report will be given.
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Corry
East
Washington
Paul Stroup
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