All Stars Eagles clash at Soldier Field Friday night
Bud Wilkinson leads the College All Stars in Chicago against the Philadelphia Eagles in a key NFL showcase. The annual game pits top college stars against defending league champions, with strategic plans and notable players shaping the anticipated clash.
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Sailors Split Pair to Retain Loop Lead
The Erie Sailors remain atop the Middle Atlantic Baseball League after splitting a doubleheader with second place Johnstown Jahmbles. Erie won the nightcap after losing the first game 4-1, preserving their 11-4 lead in the standings. Other results: Oil City beat PlEace, New Castle swept twice 11-0, Butler defeated Vandergrift 10-1, and Uniontown won 9-1.
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Dodgers Tie for Lead as Reds Slip in 10th
Dodgers beat Reds 10 to 2 in a key late-season game, pulling within a half game of first place in the National League race. The win came as Brooklyn and St. Louis traded leads, with Cincinnati fading from contention.
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Mequillen Nets Hole-in-One at Corry Golf Links
Mequillen fired a hole-in-one on the No. 8 150-yard hole during the Me Don MacKenzie tournament at Corry Golf Links yesterday. He carded 39-40-79 in a four‑ball with Erle golfers, the first ace on No. 3 at Hilltop Tay since 1925.
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Dyckes and Butters Reach Corry Club Championship Finals
In the Corry Country Club club championship semifinals Dyckes defeated Wilkinson 1 up over 21 holes after a late rally, while Butters edged defending champion Wilkinson's opponent Castor in 18 holes. Dyckes overcame a 2 down start and won on the 21st with a 4% bogey. Butters won the other semifinal on the 16th green, prevailing 1 up after a tense finish.
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Fading Pirates Still Collide at Turnstiles
The Pirates drew 27,928 fans to Forbes Field as they lost to the Phillies, boosting season attendance to 1,088,509 and surpassing Brooklyn in gate totals. Pirates fans support the team for its Forbes Field experience whether they win or lose.
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Don Mackenzie Invitational Draws Record Field
The fifth annual Don Mackenzie Invitational with 120 golfers at Corry Country Club featured entrants from Corry Erle Titusville Cambridge Springs Chautauqua James Blow Edinboro and Warren. Bill Dykeman won low net 65 on rounds 40 37 with 12 handicap while Ployd Pettit captured low gross 70 two under par on 85 39.
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Corry Skeet Team Wins Penn York League Crown
The Corry Rod and Gun Club skeet team captured first in the Penn York League at Celoron after a shoot-off with Erie. Garry annexed the crown for a second straight year with 50 straight. Kurt Lindberg and Jim Tati contributed strong scores as Erie trailed.
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Snead Nears Lead in All American Tourney
Sam Snead, golf star, carded a four under par 64 to move close to the lead in the All American Professional Tourney at Tam O’Shanter. Lloyd Mangrum led at 14 under after four rounds while Snead opened with 67 and 68 and posted a 70s round yesterday.
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Baseball Scores Across Leagues This Week
American League results show Philadelphia 5 4, Cleveland 4 2, New York 20 2, St Louis 2 3, Chicago 4 0, Washington 1 1, Detroit 6 4, Boston 4. National League games include Philadelphia 1 5, Pittsburgh 3 4, Brooklyn 7 2, Cincinnati 0 1, Boston 11 3, Chicago 0 4, St Louis 9 2, New York 2 2. International League Rochester 1 10, Jersey City 0 0, Newark 6 5, Toronto 4 4. Pony League scores Batavia 1, Lockport 4, Wellsville 6, Olean 2, Hornell 3, Hamilton 0, Ames 9, Beadford B 0.
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Opening win fuels Athletics over Indians and Dodgers blank Reds
Yesterday's baseball notes show Elmer Valo hit a three run homer for the Athletics in a 4-2 win over Cleveland as Miki Guerra collected four hits. Joe Hatten limited Cincinnati to seven hits in a 7-0 first game and Rex Barney navigated late trouble for a 2-1 win in the second game.
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Mastrangelo Leaves Steelers For Yankees Of AAC
In Cambridge Springs on August 8 1949 Johnny Mastrangelo a guard and stalwart of the Pittsburgh Steelers switches to the New York Yankees of the All American Conference citing pay disputes with the Steelers who offered insufficient salary Mastrangelo says the move is driven by money The Steelers leader John Holahan declines to comment noting the shock of the switch amid a training camp with 43 players remaining The article details team salaries and roster status in the wake of this high profile defection etc.
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