Corry Beavers Triumph Over Meadville In Section II Tilt
Corry High's Beavers crushed Meadville 39 20 at Crayford County in a dominant home win. Joe Baresi starred with 88 and 62 yard runs and multiple TDs while the defense shut down Meadville, securing fourth place in final Section II standings. Junior back Baresi, quarterback Steve Olson, and defensive standouts fueled the one sided victory.
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Meadville Stuns Corry 39-0 in 1959 season finale
Meadville blanked Corry 39 0 as Olson threw three touchdowns and Kimple Nolen added scoring plays. The Bulldogs built a commanding lead through the fourth quarter with Meadville scoring on multiple drives while Corry struggled to advance.
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Fernendez Edges Ortega In One-Night Bout
In New York Florentio Fernandez 146 star Cuba defeats Gaspar Ortega 147 of Mexico in a close bout won on points. The outcome marks a notable international clash with Fernandez gaining the decision.
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Franklin Knights Run Away With Section II Title
Franklin's Knights defeated Titusville 40 to 0 to clinch the Section II championship. Butch Conrad led the attack with three rush touchdowns and two passes, while Lou Fogle, Jim McCullough, Ted Smith, Ron Harbaugh, and Fred Harris added scoring. The win secured Franklin its seventh victory and second consecutive league crown.
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War Admiral Dies at 25 in Lexington
War Admiral, famed thoroughbred who once lost to Seabiscuit in a two horse race, died Friday at Hamburg Place Lexington after a two day illness. The 25 year old son of Man O War had no stated cause of death.
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Fairview Defeats Union City 32 to 18 in Gridiron Showdown
Fairview powered past Union City 32 to 18 as Tom Pfeffer scored three TDs and two points after, with LaVerne Johnson adding two by ground. Union City’s Rose, Dingle and Foyer answered, but Fairview led 13-6 at halftime and held on, with next week’s game vs Northwestern looming.
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Scholastic grid results across multiple games
Corry defeated Meadville 39 to 20 while Franklin routed Titusville 40 to 0. Hickory topped Otlt City 41 to 12 and Fairview beat Union City 32 to 18. Bradford won 20 to 0 over Millcreek, Erie Academy 26 Greenville 7, Erie Strong Vincent 32 Harborcreek 0, Waterford 26 Girard 0, New Castle 40 East Erie 12, Aliquippa 22 Beaver Falls 13.
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Twyman Scores 47 In Vain As Royals Fall To Nationals
Cincinnati Royals star Jack Twyman poured in 47 points but the Nationals seized a 136-127 win in Cincinnati to claim third place in the Eastern Division. Larry Costello led Syracuse with 29 points while Johnny Kerr Dolph Schayes and Bob Hopkins added solid totals for the visitors.
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College Scores inlane 17 Texas Tech 7 Kentucky 22 Miami Fla 3
College football results show Texas Tech over inlane 17 by 17 points and Kentucky topping Miami Florida by 22 to 3. Virginia Military defeats George Washington 28 to 6 while Boston College beats Detroit 21 to 9. West Chester Pennsylvania records a 41 to 7 win over Millersville. NBA Friday: Syracuse 136 Cincinnati 127.
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