Steelers Start Camp at St Bonaventure Campus
Steelers coach Joe Bach puts 83 man squad through two workouts as opening camp begins at St Bonaventure University. unsigned players, including a key halfback Lynn Chanders, may slow progress ahead of 10 day exhibition with the Chicago Bears. Attendance trends show Milwaukee Braves up while many American League clubs lag. Major leaguers eye late season races as Otto Graham begins camp with Browns under Coach Paul Brown.
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Barbara Nagy
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Penn State
Mexico City
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Mexico
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Orestes ‘Minoso
George Roll
Red Schoendienst
Monte Inviti
Otto Graham
Cleveland Browns
Paul Brown
American Hockey League to run with six clubs in 2059 54 season
The American Hockey League will operate with six teams for the 2059 54 season: Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Syracuse, Providence and Hershey. St Louis and Indianapolis franchises were suspended. Emory Jones resigned as St Louis Flyers president, replaced by Jobin Sollenberger of Horshay Estates, Pa. International League results Rochester 2 Buffalo 8. other games postponed.
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Roberts Wins 19th as Phils Defeat Cards
Philadelphia ace Robin Roberts won his 19th game, lowering his era slightly and boosting the Phillies to a 8-1 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. He improved to 19-7, with seven strikeouts, two walks, and a strong performance as the team pulled a game ahead of the Cardinals. Meanwhile, Yankees routed Detroit 15-0, Chicago beat Philadelphia 8-3, and Cleveland defeated Washington 4-0 as the league standings shifted.
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Major League Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
Yesterday results include Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati 1 Chicago 5 New York 3 Philadelphia 8 St Louis 2 American League Cleveland 3 Washington 0 Chicago 8 Philadelphia 3 New York 15 Detroit 0 Boston 6 St Louis 2 Standings show Brooklyn 67 35 lead in NL and New York 63 34 in AL. games today Brooklyn at Milwaukee Pittsburgh at Cincinnati New York at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia Detroit at New York St Louis at Boston
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Teen-ER League Final Rainout Sets Up Deciding Tilt
The third and deciding game of the Thener League playoff between Aero Supply and Ajax baseball clubs was postponed by rain and rescheduled for tomorrow at Loveland Field 6 15 p.m. Ajax won the opener 18 12 and Aero evened the series 10 6 in the second game. Dave Fleming likely to start for Ajax and Walt Latosef for Aero.
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Steelers cut four rookie backs from squad
Olean New York report states the Pittsburgh Steelers released four rookie halfbacks from their training squad and signed holdout Rey Mathews. Released were Kim Gi Joely Duquesne, Jack Conley Indians State Teach 8 College, Jim Gomory Indiana University, and Dick Luciani West Virginia University.
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Indiana University
Dick Luciani
West Virginia University
Steelers
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Lynn Chendnois
Pete Ladygo
Ernie Slautney
Gridders Win Scholarships for College Futures
Corry High School football stars James Kelsey and Harold McLean earned athletic scholarships to Lenoir Rhyne College in Hickory, North Carolina. Kelsey will attend Xavier after high school, while McLean will pursue Wayne University. The pair join prior standouts Sartisa, Burkhart, and Lanphere continuing their educations and grid careers. Lenoir Rhyne, a small school of about 700, emphasizes teaching and business admin programs.
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T. S. Kelsey
Wright Street
Harold “Hodie” McLean
K McLean
Frederick Street
Hive
Lenoir Rhyne College
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Spho ‘Lan
Cael Fimmther
James Sartisa
Anter Xavier
Thomas Burkhart
Wayne University
Lloya Lanphere
Brown University
Kelsey
Chevy High
Hanna
Jim
Amy Keen
McLean
Lenoir Rhyne
Braves Dodgers Umpires Warned of Beanball Rule
Milwaukee managers Charlie Grimm and Brooklyn’s Chuck Dressen were warned by NL President Warrell Giles that umpires will eject any pitcher they believe is throwing at batters in the Braves Dodgers series. Giles outlined the stricter directive, promising batter protection and harsher penalties for beanball offenses. Grimm and Dressen said the warning would be posted for players to see and vowed no intent to throw at hitters.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Dresven
New Orleans Releases Pirates Pitcher Pettit to Charleston
Paul Pettit, a touted Pirates prospect once valued at 100000, was released by the New Orleans Pelicans to the AA Southern Association affiliate in Charleston, South Carolina. The 21 year old was optioned from New Orleans in June and had been back with the Pelicans, posting three wins and five losses since rejoining.
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Playground Activities Report From Local Day Of Play
Children at the playground yesterday continued crafting items such as bracelets and key chains before a softball game between teams aged 10 to 13. Larry Barr captained his team to a 10 to 8 victory as about 150 people attended the day's events.
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Advance plans for Mackenzie golf tourney
Plans are well advanced for the Mackenzie golf tournament to be held at the Cherry Plantery on Sunday. Committees and arrangements say the event is shaping up to be one of the best yet with notable Northwest players and prize guarantees in the several hundred dollar range. A field from Trusville Meadville and nearby towns will feature both net and gross scores with trophies and cash from local club coffers. Tee-off time is scheduled for 10.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine In Blowout Victory
Reading of a chaotic game summary shows Hattine Vic Raschi and the New York Faikees defeating Detroit 45-0 as Yankee pitchers drove in several runs. Robin Roberts of Philadelphia won his 19th game, limiting BE while others struggled on offense. The text then veers into garbled lines about schedules, beverages, and an unclear tournament narrative with several misread names and places.
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Vic Raschi
New York
Faikees
Stagg Honored at Pre Birthday Luncheon
Stagg was honored at a pre birthday luncheon by the Hymon Club yesterday. California coach Lynn Wildort praised Stagg’s lasting American impact and inspiration to many connected with football. Guests lauded Stagg as a life model, with remarks highlighting his enduring legacy.
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