Pirates Hope To Bounce Back In Tight Four County Tilt
Galesburg underman squad seeks a league win over undefeated Midway Jets after a 28 26 loss at Edna. Coach Frank Myer relies on nine players with seven lettermen returning including Larry Carson Jim Peterson and Dave Peterson.
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Will Senators Quit Capital Why Griffith May Move Team
Washington awaits Calvin Griffith's decision on moving the Washington Senators baseball club to Minneapolis. Griffith is canvassing owners for sentiment while facing possible approval from seven American League peers at the annual New York meeting. Debates raged as DeOrsey urged selling or shifting, reflecting conflicting newspaper headlines.
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St. Paul Indians Tied by Mineral Wildcats in scoreless league clash
St. Paul Indians and Mineral Wildcats played to a 0-0 tie in the Mineral Belt League. Both teams entered winless, with St. Paul at 0-1-1 and Mineral at 0-1-2. St. Paul missed three chances to score, including a fumble and an interception near the goal, while Mineral threatened late but balked on downs. St. Paul, 128 rushing yards and 36 passing yards, heads to Pittsburg to face undefeated St. Marys.
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Hart and Scott Square Off For Welterweight Clash in Philly
In Philadelphia tonight Sugar Hart and Charley Scott meet in a key state championship bout. Promoter Herman Taylor offers champion Don Jordan a 75000 guarantee for the winner, with about 14000 expected at Convention Hall. Hart holds 28-3-2 with 21 knockouts while Scott is 32 fights 23-9 with 12 KOs.
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North Carolina State 1959 Football Roster Highlights Pennsylvania
Of the 75 players on North Carolina State's 1959 football roster, 33 are from Pennsylvania. The stat reflects a strong state-to-team pipeline across college football rosters of the era.
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Kansas Faces Bowl Bid Clash in Big Eight Race
The Big Eight title race narrows as Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska pursue the Orange Bowl berth. Oklahoma and Kansas clash in Norman after both won conference games, while Nebraska faces Missouri and Iowa State hosts Kansas State in Ames amid injuries and upsets.
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McClinton leads Missouri in high scoring win over Kansas State
Curtis McClinton scored three touchdowns to share honors with John Hadi and Leland Flacksbarth as Kansas beat Kansas State. Five touchdowns were tallied in the second quarter with three by Kansas and two by Kansas State. A game delay of eight minutes occurred at the start due to missing yard markers and Missouri coach Dan Devine drew a 15 yard penalty for protesting a defensive down call. The match drew 39,000 fans and saw Curtis McClinton star in a high scoring rivalry clash.
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Royster Junior High Rockets Open Week With Coffeyville Trip
The Royster Junior High Rockets travel to Coffeyville for a 2 p.m. Southeast Kansas Junior High League makeup game. They return to Chanute to host Iola at 7 p.m. Thursday in a conference tilt. Coffeyville and Parsons tied 6-6 in league play last week. Chanute beat Fort Scott 41-0 in a nonleague game.
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Pettit Sets Six NBA Scoring Records Last Season
St. Louis Hawks star Bob Pettit led the NBA with six new scoring records last season. The former LSU standout averaged 29.2 points per game for the club.
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Solomon Boy law of Cleveland boxing note
Lightweight boxer Solomon Boy law of Cleveland is identified as the son of a minister, explaining his Biblical first name.
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C of E Ottawa Lead League Pittsburg Wins
In Kansas collegiate football, College of Emporia leads the conference at 4-0 with Ottawa at 3-0 as action resumes. C of E defeats Sterling 55-25, Ottawa falls 13-0 to Missouri Valley, and upcoming games include C of E vs Kansas Wesleyan and Ottawa vs Bethany. Across the CIC, St Benedict’s hosts Omaha after 2-0 and 1-0 records, with Pittsburg at Washburn and Emporia State at Fort Hays among others.
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Annual Bazaar and Supper and community notices
Notices for a Vilas Lutheran church chicken noodle supper and an annual bazaar at Leanna Christian church on October 21 at 6 30 pm. Enrollment now piano lessons call 2248. Rummage sale every Thursday at the Methodist Savings Shop open 8 00. Cleveland Browns list veteran players Lou Groza and Warren Lahr both 35 as the oldest on the 1959 roster.
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Solid Plymouth 1960 Offers Unique Features
The new Solid Plymouth 1960 is a young exciting car with ten full years of SOLID PLYMOUTH 1960 OFFERS FEATURES NO OTHER CAR IN ITS CLASS CAN OFFER. It includes Custom-Positioned Front Seat Safe-T-Matic doorlocking system RCA 45 Record Player and more. Optional extra cost.
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