Warren invasion looms as Corry high open season
The Corry High Beavers open their 1952 season at Warren with a youthful lineup led by end Dick Meketha and guard Jim Kelsey. Coach Lou Hanna aims to keep Corry among district elite as Meadville, Franklin, and Oil City stake claims in the opener week.
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Black
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Echoion
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Helief
John Kaufman
Rockets
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Lou Haan
High Beavers
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Dick Mekheta
Leif
Art Ireland
Art
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Jim Kelsey
Jim
Lloyd Lanphere
Lloyd
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Don Williams
Irv Goodwill
Ronnie Gates
Ronnie
Hodie
McLean
Dack Scott
Hanna
Jim Hannan
Bob Douglas
Hannan
Sertier
Douglas
Dowehts
Jim Coates
Chuck Fleming
Frank Lloyd
Doig Sorensom
Senir
Jinior
Lang Vanderhoof
Exth
Tom Burkhart
Don Wood
Burkhart
Williams
Wife Wood
McKota
Maple Maulers Reach 200 Club In Team Bowling Night
Don Neylon paced the four player squad with 206 and 203 as they joined the 200 Club. Frank Wise posted 219 while Bil Ghiriousia added 206 and Jee Sungfelech reached 200 in the evening event.
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Don Neylon
Frank Wise
Bil Ghiriousia
Jee Sungfelech
Beavers Open Season at Warren Tomorrow
Corry High heads to Warren Memorial Field for a 2:30 p.m. season opener against the Warren Dragons in a parity matchup. Expect about 1200 Corry supporters. Coleh Hann aims for a hard guard game with shifting formations and a mix of run and pass.
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Warren Dragons
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Mars
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War Memorial Field
Corry
Dragons
Coleh Loy Hann
Corry High
Dim Hannan
Hwee
Frank Lingd
Toby Shea
Waren
Rod Morley
Dink Hegerly
Bob Dickerson
Tom Larson
Lis Kornreich
Dél Sedan
Wilbur Johnson
Wayne Morns
Lance Mahoney
Jim Tridieo
Don Mahaffey
Cary
McLean
Dick Mckheta
Art Treland
Ronnie Gates
Jim Kelsey
Dor Wills
Groyd Lan
Phere
Jack Scott
Dim Haman
Bob Douglas
Jim Goaches
Chuck Fleming
Frank Lloyd
Doug Sorenson
Cory
Tom Burkhart
Williams
Don Wood
MeKeka
Kelsey
Scott
Bucknell Bisons Open Prep For Season Opener
Bucknell Beres Bucknell Bisons edge toward a September 27 opener at Lewisburg with 13 straight wins the longest in the state. Coach Harry Lawrence notes strong overall outlook despite a thin roster and some injuries. Anoueh Burt Talmage and Brad Mybts headline a fast, improving backfield as the Herd fine tunes before kickoff at Northwood Club in Dallas, where a 450 yard hole is among the longest.
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Bucknell’s Bisons
Pennsylvania
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Harry Lawrence
Lawrence
al- Anoueh
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Brad My
Northwood Club
Dallas
Dickinson grid team loses heaviest player
Dickinson College loses William DuBose the 23 year old tackle from Washington DC for the season. He sustained a chipped ankle bone in a calisthenic drill on the first day of preseason practice last week. X rays confirmed the injury.
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Carlisle
Pat Dickinson College
William DuBose
Washington, D. C
DuBose
Indians Blank Phillies as Garcia Wins 20th
Cleveland stays within half a game of idle Yankees with an 1 0 victory behind Garcia who allowed only two Philadelphia singles. The right hander notches his 20th win, joining Wynn and Shantz as 20 game winners in the league. Brooklyn and New York Giants stumble in pennant chase as Dodgers drop and brace for later action.
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Andy Pafka
Dodgers
Billy Lees
Ben Wade
Ruit North Imine
Hank Sawer
Roy Smiley
Pafleo
Dodger
Amnena
Oth
Baseball Scores And Upcoming Games Across Leagues
American League results show Detworth Boston 1 Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 0 Washington 4 Chicago 1. National League scores New York 5 Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 11 Brooklyn 7 Philadelphia 2 St Louis 2. The Phils won two of three from the Cards as Brooklyn hosts the first of a two game set. Giants have a day doubleheader with Cincinnati. White Sox and Yankees idle. In boxing, Willie Pen outpointed Bobby Woods in Vancouver while Jill Thomason knocked out Jackie Fisher in Waterville.
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Hartford
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Hureta
Oali
Waterville
Jill Thomason
Carmel
Jackie Tisher
Bowling results and standings at Bowl-Aire and local alleys
The report lists teams and players across several leagues at Bowl-Aire and nearby alleys. Notable scores include 660 629 by GT and Stewart, 549 108 6 by Meerdink, and 699 by Saso. Superior Cheyney advances with a four point win, while Thomann Mercure and others post high marks in the regional meet start.
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Nyeder
Sriter
Lirec
Saso
YEW Men's League Opens With Undefeated Start
The YEW Men's League season kicked off with Suntsen and PendecNu leading early play. Teams posted three point victories as Swan Watt and Penelw Ng secured early wins while Vets Ault Sales and other squads faced mixed results in the opening rounds.
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Stiake
Penelee
Sunveo
Pentor
Peneloie
Yesterday's Stars Batting Reveals Shaped Night
A fragmented recap highlights Bobby Avila Tei Hib and Peyri Lo shining for Philadelphia against the A's, with Mike Garey and Yunis contributing key moments in a low scoring game.
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Bobby Avila
Elve Peyri
Philadelphia
Pig Mike Garey
Tyy
Jamestown Wins HOHNDIL Clash for Governor Cup
Jamestown wins HOHNDIL event while James ow Fur a secures second. Milsons clinch Clash Droops Governor's Cup as Limighe Yhayolt’s team leads in a tight finish. Sammy Giuliani faces Johny Lotitwide in Mt Carmel with an arena showdown telecast by NBC.
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Lotitwide
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Bt. Michi
Arena Tonight
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