Braves Yankees Set for Tomorrow in World Series opener
Milwaukee Braves and New York Yankees prepare for a seven game series with pitching edges in Spahn and Burdette against Ford Larsen Turley. The Braves seek to repeat last year’s victory as Mantle Berra and Howard Carey provide Yankee offense. Bruton’s knee and Covington’s leg readied a shuffled outfield as the lineup shapes for opening day in Milwaukee.
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Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
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Casey Stengel
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Jaco Officials Rule Players Ineligible In League Fallout
Jayhawk Conference eligibility committee found Arkansas City and Independence used ineligible players who had four prior college semesters. Kenneth Gann and Fred Trenary transferred from Oklahoma State, Jim Blue from East Texas State and Paris Junior College. Forfeits likely alter games against Parsons, Garden City, and affect standings with Pratt also winning.
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Sooners Return To Top Of List In Grid Poll
Oklahoma holds the No. 1 ranking in the AP college football poll with 66 first place votes and 1,387 points after a 47 14 win over West Virginia. Auburn rises to No. 2 after a 13 0 victory over Tennessee. Michigan State remains No. 4, while Army, Mississippi, Notre Dame climb or hold spots in the top 10 with three new entries Iowa Wisconsin and Clemson.
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Defense takes a back seat to offense in college football
The piece argues that strong defenses are not a major asset for most teams as Pitt, Minnesota, North Carolina, USC, and others prep for upcoming games. It notes Pitt’s pressure on Tom Greene, USC's run option, and Auburn’s shutout of Tennessee, while listing rankings and previews for Ohio State Michigan State and others.
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Jack Molenkopf
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Boxing results brief from multiple cities and bouts
In New York Jose Torres stopped Otis Woodard in a 160 pound bout. Tampa Miguel Diaz knocked out Cecil Deal in a 151 pound fight. New Orleans Ralph Dupas outpointed Ray Lancaster in a 15142 pound match. Providence Georgie Araujo outpointed Pat McCoy in a 140 pound contest. Odessa Paul Jorgensen listed in results.
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Associated Press
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Jose Torres
Otis Woodard
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Fla
Miguel Diaz
Cuba
Cecil Deal
Macon
New Orleans
Ralph Dupas
Ray Lancaster
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Pat McCoy
Ireland
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Tex
Paul Jorgensen
Satchel Paige May End Long Baseball Career
Hollywood film plans could end Satchel Paige's baseball career as producer Chester Erskine signs the Negro pitching legend for a single feature role in The Wonderful Country. Paige, reached by phone, says he is not abandoning baseball but notes the sport is running out of Satchel.
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Craft Will Manage Athletics Again in '59
Kansas City Athletics owner Arnold Johnson announced that Harry Craft will manage the team for 1959 after signing a one year contract with a substantial salary increase. Under Craft the Athletics finished seventh in the American League with a 73-81 record, improving from 59-94 the previous season.
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Bowling Scores Elks League Shows Highs and Totals
Elks teams posted series of scores across multiple lines with high marks for individual bowlers. Notable performances include Elks No 6 reaching 545 and Elks No 3 with 539 while Elks No 2 and No 5 posted strong totals around 2492 and 553 respectively.
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Boxing Briefs in New York Spark Promoter’s Mixed Outlook
Manager Cas D Amato declines to confirm Patterson defense plans for December 2 at Madison Square Garden amid talk of opponents. Teddy Brenner calls boxing alive after St Nicholas Arena sellout, notes 7 174 dollar receipts and a 3 216 crowd. A Puerto Rican asset Jose Torres headlines an event with no TV deal.
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St. Nicholas Arena
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Rocky Rossano
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Sugar Torres defeats veteran in fifth round
Sweeter, Torres, a 22 year old Olympic graduate, stopped Otis Woodard in the fifth round of a ten rounder amid thunderous Puerto Rican cheers. It left Jose with a 6-0 record including four kayes, as commercial woodlands in the U S grow saw timber daily to fill a train 530 miles long.
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Community Church Rummage and Food Sales Listed
An Oc tober schedule notes a Christian Church rummage sale in an annex at 102 North Grant on October 3 and 4 plus a cooked food sale on October 2. First Church of God advertises a Purity cooked food sale on October 2 and the Colonial Rest Home in Humboldt Kansas announces openings for private patients at 405 West Central.
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Humboldt, Kansas
Young Man with Chemistry Training Seeks Lab Work
Qualified young man with chemistry schooling seeks general laboratory duties. Box S&H care of Chanute Tribune. Also a full time grocery clerk position advertised by A & P Store. Travel in Eastern Kansas five days weekly with start Oct 3. Apply to Field Representative Kansas State Employment Service Chanute.
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