Belpre and Rutland Triumph Over Opening Foes
Parkersburg Little Reds defeat Belpre Indians 32 to 6 in the opening game at Bow Finnearty Park. Key moments include McKay 19 yard rush, Thompson kickoff returns, and multiple scores by Nedett Pfalzgraph and Burdette. Vessalo and Dines linked for several plays as Parkersburg pulls away in the second half.
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Yanks Hold Two-Game Lead as Tigers Top Indians
The New York Yankees surged to a two game edge on Cleveland after a week of dominance by Casey Stengel's 1955 squad. The Indians slipped further following a 10-3 loss to the Detroit Tigers as both teams race toward the season end with seven games left for New York and five for Cleveland.
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Exhibition State Ends With Eagles Top Team
The Philadelphia Eagles whipped the Los Angeles Rams 35-21 to finish their exhibition season with six straight victories. Adrian Burk and Bobby Cobbsom shared quarterback duties while Pete Pihos and Bobby Walston sparked the offense. Norm Van Brocklin appeared only in punts as Detroit, Baltimore, Chicago, Green Bay, and others also posted wins.
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Kroll Wins News Open In Playoff
Ted Kroll, after trailing Doug Ford, wins the Daily News Open in a sudden death playoff. Kroll ties Ford at 213 after final round 67 to Ford's 71, with Kroll securing the $4000 first prize as Ford takes $2200. Marty Furgol and others tied for third as the event concludes.
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Chaos of scores shuffles standings across baseball week
Weekend baseball results show New York and Detroit winning on Sunday while Boston, Cleveland and Washington stumble. Grim fans the Yankees past the Red Sox as Miller shines for Detroit against Cleveland. Milwaukee clinches runner-up in the league with a 2 1 victory over St Louis as Giants struggle in Philadelphia.
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Belpre Eagles Rout Marietta Cubs 42 0 in SEC tilt
Belpre Golden Eagles, led by Al Laney, dominated Marietta reserves 42 0 on Saturday night. All six Belpre touchdowns came on rushing plays with Wilcoxen, Snyder, Tucker, and Carpenter among the scorers as Belpre seized early control and never relinquished it.
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Marciano Moore Fight Prep Tightens As Bout Nears
In New York both camps report grueling workouts and razor sharp focus as Rocky Marciano and Archie Moore prepare for their heavyweight title clash. Marciano trains to keep his edge and vows no delays, while Moore touts his long reign and seeks to extend the belt. Both fighters push through intense sessions, eyes on the ring and the looming Wednesday showdown.
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Femy Press VII Wins President's Cup Regatta
Femy Press VII captured the President's Cup after a final heat dispute led to a disqualification while Dossin Brothers Miss Pepal and George Simmon's Miss United States finished ahead. Lombardo boat driven by Danny Foster placed third, about a mile behind the leaders in the 13 mile race.
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Southeastern Ohio sports writers elect leaders in Gallipolis
Fa Clark of the Jackson Sun Journal was elected president of the Southeastern Ohio Sports Writers here Sunday. Jack Gilbert was named president, Bob Wills of the Wellston Telegram was secretary-treasurer. The association will include Athens Wellston Jackson and Gallipolis radio stations. Retiring president is Al Schuldt of the Gallipolis Tribune. Ralph Dupas and Mickey Northrup are listed with weights and locations in New Orleans and Los Angeles respectively.
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Shank Leaves Shank Gives Reasons for Leaving Past
Jack Shank longtime basketball coach at Jat Tuppers Plains High School said he left the district on friendly terms amid opposition to consolidation with Chester to form Eastern Local. He accepted a teaching and coaching post at Marietta High School, citing advancement and chance to teach physics and chemistry and stay involved in coaching track. He supports consolidation as the best option for the schools.
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Grange predicts undefeated Sooners to face Orange Bowl foe
Football great Red Grange predicted Oklahoma will go undefeated this season in a recent interview. He believed the Sooners would meet an Orange Bowl opponent, speculating on possible matchups and outcomes.
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New York Clinches A L Pennant With Five Wins
New York needs five Yankee victories and Cleveland defeats to secure its sixth American League pennant in seven years. If achieved, the Yankees would clinch the title despite varying outcomes elsewhere, marking a dominant era for the club.
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Tigers Seek Revenge Drives Indians Toward Elimination
Detroit Tigers coach Bucky Harris revealed a long memory fueled the club as they handed Cleveland its fourth straight loss. The Tigers, eager for glory after a prior grudge, taunted Indians in the dugout and pushed Cleveland toward missing a pennant for a second straight season.
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Rutland Red Devils overwhelm Eastern in 32 6 win
Rutland under coach Jim Vennari powered past Eastern Local High with a 32 6 victory. Jim Cremeans scored on a 7 yard run, El Fry added a nine yarder, Harold Carson plunged two yards, and Pat Eads caught two passes for Rutland scores. Eastern’s sole touchdown came from Roger Epple after a right tackle run.
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Albany Wins Playoff Game in Hocking Valley Run
Albany defeated Chauncey 12 to 4 at Nelsonville on Sunday to secure second place in the Hocking Valley Association standings. Dicks pitcher Howard Bobo took the loss. After the Albany Chauncey game the Sun Kings lost 25 to 5 to Zanesville, ending league play for the year.
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Milwaukee Braves manager Grimm comments on attendance
Noting a lingering uncertainty about future plans Grimm says there is nothing definite yet about the Braves. He cites a stable one year contract and no changes announced despite reports of high attendance at recent Chicago Cubs games.
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