Ten Lettermen at Galesburg For Four County League Opener
Galesburg Pirates enter the Four County League season with ten returning lettermen led by senior Ernie Shrum and junior Carl McElroy. The team, averaging 142 pounds on the line and 157 on the backfield, is young and inexperienced but coach Bill Wheat sees potential as they open against Joint Rural at Stark and face Altoona and other league foes in a 2023 schedule.
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Bowling Scores the U.S. Amateur Championship Round Two
The article notes the tense second round of 18 hole matches in the U S Amateur golf championship as contenders seek a successor to Jack Nicklaus amid escalating pressure and rising stakes.
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Altamont Juniors Triumph in Opener Over Comets 13–7
Altamont Juniors beat Chanute B-team 13 to 7 in a season opener with a second half kickoff return for a touchdown after Chanute tied it at 7-7. Chanute briefly led on a 235 yard pass from Bruce Benson to Bill Summers, but Altamont pulled away with a kickoff return TD. The Junior Comets defense held Altamont to 141 rushing yards and 0 passing yards while Chanute totaled 159 yards. Chanute hosts Independence B-team next Tuesday with three road games to follow.
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Spahn Quiet Giants in Braves 2 1 Victory
Warren Spahn pitched five hits for Milwaukee as the Braves beat Los Angeles 2-1 to slow the Dodgers’ pennant push. Pittsburgh defeated San Francisco 5-2 as Elmo Plaskett homered for his first major league hit and Tom Sturdivant gave up seven hits in a seven-hitter. The Cubs beat St. Louis 8-4 on a late homer binge by Billy Ott and Ernie Banks. In the AL, Yankees visit Washington and Twins host Detroit as Early Wynn chases his 300th win against Boston.
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Erie City Clerk Improves After Light Heart Attack
Erie city news notes Patrick Harvey Steele the City Clerk recovering from a light heart attack and expected to return to work on a limited schedule within a week. The report lists various local visitors and social visits from Chanute Gardner Pittsburg Oswego and Wichita as well as calendar items and medical students.
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Youth Drops Golfer Coe
PINEHURST North Carolina AP Youth golfer Coe is mentioned as part of a broader society note. The piece lists several visitors and local social events including the Country Jeans pinochle club opening its fall season with high score by Mrs Foust and consolation by Mrs Mc Coy.
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Weatherly and Gretel Close To Second America’s Cup Race
The Weatherly defense and Gretel arrive at the second race amid controversy. American spokesman George O Day accuses Sir Frank Packer of sabotaging Gretel and running the show with no boat racing experience. He cites a last minute navigator change and a navigational error that hurt Gretel in the first race. Sir Frank declined comment.
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Boxing results from Tokyo and Sydney bouts reported
The Associated Press lists Tokyo fighter Tadao Kawamura stopping Chung chai Laemfapha in the 3rd round and Sydney card results with Don Jones stopping Alfredo Cota, plus several LA fights where Rudy Corona, Johnny Newman, Zurdino Pina and others secured knockouts or decisions in mixed venues.
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