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Fragmentary OCR item from a New York newspaper page notes progress on a project or event linked to Ark, with scattered names and dates. The readable bits hint at a time frame and some security or mail related terms, but the full meaning is unclear.
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Thomas
Meadville Franklin clash looms in Section Two title race
In a busy Section Two recap, Franklin rides early 7 0 lead over Meadville, then Knights surge with 12 points per period and a fourth quarter safety to topple Meadville at Sheen Field. Warren and Titusville duel in a thriller as Titusville edges ahead late with a 74 yard lateral, while Warren misses key runner Sandy Matthews. Mike Hanna, Corry backup QB and Hobart sophomore, shines in limited action.
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Franklin
Erie Academy
Warren
Meadville
Knights
Joe Stewart
Beavers
Sheen Field
Titusville
Rockets
Lee Mowrey
Rock
Corry
Titugville
S’ Mets
Mike Spinney
Dave Sorenson
Lee Sondericker
Mike Hanna
Lou
Hobart College
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Murdock
Ford Motor Company
Bobby Walden
Minnesota Vikings
Frank Ryan
Cleveid Browns
Jim Bakken
St Louis Cardinals
Sports Illustrated
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Ryan
McDowell
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Wort
Eric Prap
Bet
Clark
Chiff
Hammond Efevater
Toant
Harry Hotchkiss
Tah Wackaom
Kyleie Burgers
Clayton
Bob Knight
Dodgers Run Streak to 10 With Davis and Podres Power
Dodgers sweep Reds 6-1 as Willie Davis drives in three runs with two homers and Johnny Podres wins. Giants beat Cardinals 7-4 behind Tom Haller’s two homers and five RBIs while Cubs edge Phillies 1-0. Orioles rally past Athletics 4-3 as Bert Campaneris swipes his 50th and 51st bases.
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Johnny Podres
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Davis
Podres
Los Angeles
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Reds
Dodgers
Giants
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Tom Haller
Promply
Astros
Braves
Joe Morgan
Dan Osinski
Jim Wynn
Morgan
Osinski
Milwaukee
Joe Torre
Frank Bolling
Orioles
Athletics
Boog Powell
Brooks Robinson
Blefary
Jerry Adair
Kansas City
Bert Campaneris
Schedule Entries for Tonight and Results Note
The bulletin lists games scheduled today including St. Louis at San Francisco Cincinnati at Los Angeles Milwaukee at Houston Pittsburgh at New York Chicago at Philadelphia and Minnesota at Baltimore New York at Cleveland California at Boston Detroit at Chicago plus two night games Kansas City at Washington and a twi night slot. Baltimore defeated Kansas City 6 to 4 in Mondays results.
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Dodgers
Reds
Ron Perrandski
Cincinnati
Haller
Tracy Stallard
San Francisco
Cardinals
Giants
Cards
Warren Spahn
Frank Linzy
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Larry Jackson
Billy Williams
Houston
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
California
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
W. L. Pet
San Fran
Cincinatti
Washton
Chicago Houston
Innnings
CAHS Golf Five Beaten By Warren
Corry Area High School golfers suffered a 14 4 clue heavy loss at Warren with Pete McLaughlin earning the only point by tying Matt Voigt on the first nine. Beaver star Harrison Keppel shot 85 but Rocky Logan posted 77 to take medalist honors as Greg Hooks Tom Xander and Larry Hasbrouck were shut out.
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Corry Area High School
Warren
Beavers
Pete McLaughlin
Matt Voigt
Beaver
Harrison Keppel
Rocky Logan
Logan
Keppel
Greg Hooks
Tom Xander
Larry Hasbrouck
Corry
Penn State Faces UCLA With Doubtful End
Penn State unsure about split end Jack Curry for Saturdays game against UCLA after Curry suffered rib and back injuries in the 23 0 loss to Michigan State and did not practice yesterday.
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University Park
Jack Curry
Penn State
UCLA
Curray
Nittany Lions
Michigan State
Spartansburg Baseball Shutout by East Forest 4 0
Spartan Nine Surfers suffered a 4 to 0 defeat to East Forest, dropping to 2-3. East Forest scored twice in the first inning and held Spartansburg to three hits as Chuck Hoffman fanned 10. Joe Linden took the loss with 10 strikeouts and five hits allowed. Spartansburg visits Tidioute Thursday.
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Sparta
East Forest
Spartans
Chuck Hoffman
Hoffman
Joe Linden
Tidioute
Willie Mays Denies Salary Report With Giants
AP reports Willie Mays confronted Giants owner Horace Stoneham to deny a sensational claim that he would seek a 150000 salary next season. Mays, baseball’s top earner at 107000, called the rumor private and unquote sources. Stoneham signaled a future contract talk if needed.
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San Francisco Giants
Willie Mays
Horace Stoneham
Stoneham
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Shemano
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Golden Gate National Bank
Texas Tops Grid Poll Triumphs Over Texas Tech
Texas rises to No 1 in the weekly college football poll after a 36-7 win over Texas Tech and a 31-0 victory over Tulane. Purdue Nebraska Texas, Arkansas LSU Kentucky and Michigan State follow, with Notre Dame Michigan State and Georgia in the top 10 after weekend games. Ex-grid great Lovin Salmon noted for Notre Dame’s early era is highlighted in the column.
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Ohio
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Bowling Leagues and Members List Across Clubs
A fragmented bowling page lists league rosters and member scores. Names include Ed Cieslak A Leaguers Joan Barnes Pred Clark John Woodard Earl Meerhoff Jim Bay Duane Troyer and others with scores ranging from 200s to 284. Leagues mentioned include VFW Businessmen McInnes Steel and Spartansburg Men with several players named.
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Thompson
Lionel Tripp
Angelo Frisina
Dones
Walt Jewell
A Lin
Hafi Pau Seor
Ed Halec
Gene Bloom
Perry McCray
McInnes Steel League
Walt Nollinger
Chuck Jaci
Paul Clabbatt
Bill Norton
Spartansburg
Pitt Healthy For West Virginia
Pitt prepares for the Mountaineers after a 34-14 win over William and Mary and a 13-9 victory against Oklahoma. West Virginia’s offense features backs Dick Leftridge Allen McCune and Garrett Ford as Pitt eye plan to slow the high yardage attack. Pitt reports no injuries heading into the Saturday clash.
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Pitt Panthers
West Virgina
Johnny Michelosen
Mountaineers
West Virginia
William
Dick Leftridge
Allen McCune
Garrett Ford
Pitt
Oklahoma
Meadville Beavers Hold Off Mendville in Scrappy Junior High Clash
Meadville’s defense stifled Mendville as both sides failed to score early. Key plays featured Corry’s drive to the Mendville end zone and a final Meadville stand, with Meadville stopping Hive Beavers on a late series. Lauervers and Corty’s input highlighted the seesaw morning contest.
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Corry
Midi Fontyailers
Svitle
Acwiel
Hoaviin
Annekinn
Ube
Heplan
Uwdrive
Meadville
Amuse Halon
Titusville
Corty
Tey Anders
Johnson LI
Dan Corbett
Dean Phillips
Norm Hasbrouck
Well Cobb
Bob Steayes
Harold Paver
Mike Balog
John Bracken
Harrisai
Paul Downey
Rod Burrows
Bill Blynt
Sam Dubrosky
Steelers Lose 2 Offensive Ends for Weeks
PITTSBURGH, Sept. Steelers have lost two offensive ends for weeks. Red Mack is sidelined at least a month with a dislocated shoulder and Lee Folkins out for two weeks due to a foot injury. Both were hurt in Sunday’s game with San Francisco.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
National Football League
Red Mack
Lee Folkins
Steelers
San Francisco
Ben McGee
Art Hunter
New York Giants
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