Beavers Rout Youngsville 41-14 in Potatoes Bowl
Cory High Beavers overwhelmed Youngsville 41-14 at Loveland Field in the second annual Potatoes Bowl. Beavers led with four first quarter touchdowns, then subbed in reserves as coach Lou Hanna used 40 players. Hannon and Bogden each scored, Vanderhoof added extra points, while Youngsville struggled to respond.
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Eagles
Cory High Beavers
Youngsville
Loveland Field
Corry
Beavers
Warren Gam
Pos
MeKean le Pierson
Gates
Danuskte Goodwill
Ig Hodges Mbore
Phaneo Kelsey
Hackman Treland Rt
Dunkle Douglas
Wood
Bodgen
Vanderhoof
Amoroso
Hatch
Pierson
Meckesney
Lloyd
Costes
Krone
Sorenson
Kimmel
Guignon
Lenphere
Flaming
Kinzing
Halfast
Canfield
Willams
Staples
Brynt
Lanphere
Cassell
Blatt
Crowell
Volk
Wilkinson
Lee
Proper
Elehayski
Pappas
Swarm
MeKeta
Mour
Fanklin
Senger
Rose~ Guist
Tourleller
Gorry
Van terhoof seals Yards win with late TD
In a high school football recap, Van terhoof scored on a late run to lift the Eagles 34-7 over Beavers. Bogdon added the extra point as Corry and Youngsville traded drives, with Wood returning a kickoff 88 yards for the final score. Corry edged Youngsville 15 to eight in first downs as the Osborne Orange and Black prepare to host Millcreek Trojans next Friday. Corry High Band delivered a strong halftime show with Potain Festival formations intact.
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Youngsville
Orange and Black
Hannamen
Hanne
Tony Ambroso
Eagles
Art Ireland
Vanderhoot
Goates
Howie” McLean
Aboraso
Corty
Hannan
Hogden
Garsy
Frank Kamus
Sedlak
McChesney
Woori
Bob Bailey
Pierson
Varsity
Borden
Touchdown Town
Vanterhoof
Liwo
Bogdon
Ed Krone
Corry
Chuck Pleming
Ed Hatch
Don Sorenson
Frank Lloyd
Coates
Hatch
Wood
John Hylfast
Bailey
Millcreek Trojans
Cory High
Yanks Edge Indians to Reclaim AL Lead
New York defeats Cleveland 5-1 to move back into first place as Boston beats Chicago 6-4 and closes within 2 1/4 games. Allie Reynolds allowed five hits and drove in a run, while DiMaggio homered after a controversial intentional walk in the fifth. The Dodgers remain two behind in the NL race with a 6-1 win over the Cubs as Brooklyn’s magic number sits at eight.
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Associated Press
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Yankees
Becuse
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Cleveland
Indians
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Red Sox
Chiago White Sox
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Tigers
Hd Lopat
Bob Lemjon
Yankee Stadium
Allie Reynolds
Carcorate
Gyo
Yosi Bern
Bob Feller
Joe DiMaggio
Reynolds
Tridians
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Cubs
Chicnzo
Dodgers
Giants
Philadelphia
Washington
Baseball and scholastic scores from yesterday card
Major League results show New York beating Cleveland 5 to 1 and Boston 5 to 4 while Chicago defeated Detroit 4 to 2 and Washington edged out by 4. National League games include New York 9 to 6 over Pittsburgh and Boston 6 to 0 over Cincinnati. Saturday scholastic scores list Cory over Youngsville and Katie over Sir Marys, with Kanly Prep, Wesleyville, Erie Academy, Erie Windgent, Ridgway, and Sheffield also reported. International League action has Montreal 11 Syracuse 4 and Milwaukee 11 Kansas City 3 with Milwaukee claiming the series 4-1.
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Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Ciinnati
Cory
Youngsville
Katie
Sir. Marys
Kanly Prep
Wesleyville
Erie Academy
Erie Windgent
Ridgway
Sheffield
Montreal
Syracuse
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Famous Umpire Bill Klem Dies in Florida
William J. Klem, famed baseball umpire known as Ola Arbitrator, died at 77 in Doctors' Hospital in Coral Gables Florida after heart and kidney illness. Survived by his wife Marie, he had been in frail health two years and entered hospital August 11. Ford C. Funk NL president called him a stalwart figure and Birdie Tebbetts offered condolences. Klem long opposed managers and players with a colorful career dating to his early days with the Indians.
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Miami
Fla
William J
Bill) Elem
Goral Gables
Marie
Klem
Ford Funk
National League
Birdie Tebbels
Cleveland Indians
Kiet
World Series officiating record referenced in memoir
A memoir excerpt notes a lifelong habit of calling plays with conviction. It claims the subject refined a claim to a World Series officiating record, stating he knew in his heart the call was right.
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Elem
Title Holders Score Easy Wins in Grid Games
Williamsport upset by Susbury 19-0 as Penn downed Harrisburg 44-0 and Harrisburg John Harris won 13-12. Lancaster blanked Chester 20-0 and Deb. Bay. Reading defeated Norristown 19-19. York lost to Eastern Washington 7-0. Allentown Bethlehem and Bastos shown strong. Bethlehem 32-6 over Souther. Butler beat Kittanning 85-23 as Western Penn Titers eye better days.
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Harrisburg
William Penn
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Penn
Catholic
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Lancaster
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Eastern High
Washington
Allentown
Bethlehem
Bastos
Philadelphia
Maxbaum
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Bethleheman Press
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Steelers
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Johnstown
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McKeesport
New Castle
Pittsbineh Central Catholic
Pittsburgh Carrick
Laurobe
Clary
Derry Township
Noreleague
Associated Press
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Bellwood-Antis
Kinapla
Ed Tyrone
Moshannon
Huntingdon
Rval
Mt. Union
Coal Township
Mt. Carmel
Mt_ Carmel
Blue Devils
Shamokin
Mt Carmel Township
Swayersville
Iyulda City
Jeane Gamos
Searcher
Taii
High Reserves Battle Warren in JV Football Return
Gary High junior varsity football returns to action against Warren at Loveland Field. Kickoff set for 3:30 p.m. The Beavers seek revenge after a 14-12 loss to Warren four weeks earlier, when Cory Bully scored 12 points in the first half before Warren rallied.
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Warren
Gary High
Loveland Field
Little Beavers
Aveade
Cory Bully
Dragons
Texan Captures Amateur Crown
Texan Billy Maxwell wins the Amateur Championship at Saucon Valley, defeating Joe Gagnard 3 and 4 to claim the title. Maxwell, 22, is a North Texas State College golfer from Abilene, Texas, and joins past champions in the Walker Cup-era showcase finishing with strong match play scores and rising pro ambitions.
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Billy Maxwell
Nurihi Tenns
Atlanta
Billy
Maxwell
Joe Gagnard
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Lawyen
Saucon Valley Country Club
Abilene
Tex
Harare
Bo Winihger
Worthfield
Harvie Ware
Cincinnati
Arnold Sim
Macon
Dick Beyes
Paulsburgh Pa
Maxiyell
Yan
Juni
North Texas State
Denton
Galf
Mls Fusuire
Marchibroda Leads Bonnies To Easy Win
St Bonaventure opened the season with a 34 6 victory over St Francis. Teddy Marchibroda threw two touchdown passes and ran for another score as Frank Henderson scored on a short run. The Bonnies defense held and the crowd of about 4 000 saw St Bonaventure dominate early and late.
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Asegciteews
Bonaventure
Teddy Masphibroda
Ersing St. Francis
Prank Henderson
Henterean
Vie
St. Bona
Loretto. Pa
Tts
Surall
Hornell Dodgers Top Olean In Playoffs
Hornell Dodgers edged Olean 5 3 to 4 7 5 in two frame lead secured the Class D Pony League final series opener. Karl Spooner limited Olean to four hits as five Elean errors aided Hornell.
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Hell's
Dodgers
Olean
Dem
Karl Spooner
Haren
Vito Dicigini
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