Union City Gridders Prepare For Season
Union City High School opens a two-week full-day drill camp with six lettermen and a decade of varsity experience. Don Junker enters his third season as head coach as Union City schedules eight Erie County League games plus a camp at Allegheny State Park.
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Iron Enterprise
New York State
Union City
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Swanson
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Welsh
Rockets
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Youngsville
Kane
Slippery Rock
Lock Haven
Allegheny State Park
Olo Township 1S
Erie
Union City Grid Schedule and 1958 Bear lineup notes
Union City prepares for the 1959 season with a nine game schedule including Waterford Wesleyville North East and Northwestern at home, and Girard Cambridge Springs Fairview and Edinboro away. The piece details the 1958 Bears backfield led by Bob Gates Jack Dingle John Rose and John Sill with two returning linemen Norm Van Epps and Bob Weidner and lists other seniors juniors and underclassmen along with eight senior graduates and coach Junker entering his 10th year guiding Union City football.
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Union City
Waterford
Wesleyville
North Fastaway
Lawrence Park
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Kip" Welsh
Jim Swanson
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John Sill
Norm van Epps
Bob Weidner
1950 Bears
Tom Allison
Dawsont Alsdort
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Ray Campball
Pete Hateh
John Doggett
Lynn Ryland
Alex Michaelson
Paul Harris
Harold Hunter
Alton Palmer
Dale Burgess
Larry Watts
Jim Walford
Jack McCrillis
Sam Turner
Dick Comstock
Don Comstock
Gary Dugan
Bill Schatin
Meredith Hil
Don Miller
Dennis Miller
Keith Harlin
Jerry van Epps
Gary, Hyde
Jarry Lasher
Duane Ferrell
Jack Rexrode
Fred Bennett
Harry Barnes
Dave Lupton
Bill Mosher
Billy van Epps
Melvin Polloch
Bosy
Brentwood High School
Pittsburgh
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Randolph High
Crawford County
Ronkets
Miami
Florida
Penhaslvania
Wilkinsburg
Elerttt Welsn
Oversess
Bear
Hank Saver Quits Baseball
Hank Saver, 40, retires from baseball after a 1941 start with Cincinnati, MVP in 1952 with 37 homers and 121 RBIs for the Cubs. He ends his career with the San Francisco Giants after a 5-2 loss to Milwaukee, taking a coaching post as youth move onto the roster.
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Hank Saver
San Francisco Giants
Sauer
Giants
Milwaukee Braves
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Willie Kirkland
Jackie Brandt
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Dyckes and Chillock Capture Golf Titles in Junior Cup
Denny Dyckes and Elaine Chillock, both former Corry Country Club champions, won in the Junior President's Cup finals. Dyckes defeated Ronnie Brown 4 and 2 to claim the handicap trophy, while Brown posted the low medal 81 to Dyckes 83. Chillock beat David MacKenzie 2 and 1 in the consolation, finishing five strokes ahead 63 to 68.
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Corry
Denny Dyckes
Bill Dyckes
Elaine Chiltock
John Chiltock
Dyckes
Ronnie Brown
Brown
Miss Chillock
David MacKenzie
Downey Wins Close Net Match in Corry Tennis
Mary Downey advanced to the semifinals of the Corry Tennis Club summer tournament by defeating Janet Muckinhaupt 6 4 7 5 in a tight women s singles contest at Nead Park. Downey will face defending champion Betty MacKenzie in a best of five match for the Indies division title this weekend.
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Mary Downey
Guary Ae Keppel
Nead Park
Corry Tennis Club
Betty MacKenzie
Miss Downey
Janet Muckinhaupt
MacKenzie
Sports Desk
Journal
Cleveland Indians End Stump Run In Comeback Bid
Cleveland tops Washington 5 4 as Indians snap a four game skid and halt Cleveland’s slide. In the American League standings Chicago’s White Sox fall to Baltimore while New York, Detroit, and Kansas City win or drop in tight races. Bud Daley and Whitey Ford help the Yankees, while Frank Lary wins for Detroit and Cal McLish picks up a win for Cleveland.
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Washington
Movine Winns
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White Sox
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Namiers
Wendy Held
Jim Buxes
Reliief
Cami Pasetal
Vic Power
New York
Rval
Detroit
Kansas City
Larry Lacko
Indians
Cal McLish
Nuts
Bilry Allison
Harn Killebrew
Held
Bill Pischer
Bob Shaw
Bob Boyd
Billy Dell
Frank Litry
Yankees
Mary Throneberry
Hector Lopez
Whitey Ford Ai
Willy
Braves and Dodgers duel as two aces pace season
The report highlights veteran pitchers Burt Burdette and Spahn as Milwaukee’s two aces aiming to steady the Braves after a rough stretch. It notes Slumps and early-season struggles, with references to standings shifts in the National League and key late-game twists that affected division positioning, including a tight race with Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. The narrative mentions various games, scores, and individual performances, underscoring the grind of a pennant chase.
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Tan
Milwauker
Syeilit
Serene
Mays
Tnt
Tite Cole
Colos
Abe
Crandall
Bruces
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Dongert
Chuck Bysepiuss
Sandy Koufax
Jerry Lyle
Bob Porter Geldoe
Lindy McCantetony
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al Eurfon
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Brateisco
St Louis
Pirates win Columbus Boys Baseball League title
The Pirates crown themselves league champions in the first season, finishing 7-3. The Braves take second at 6-4, followed by the Indians at 4-6 and the Yankees at 8-7 in the four-team circuit. Citizens' Recreation Com
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Pancune Unique
Pirates
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Bucs
Indians
Yankees
Citizens’ Recreation Com
Minors Attack Continental League Over Major League Tensions
George Shutman heads the minor vagues and charges the Continental League with attempting to starve minor clubs of players. He warns major leagues of disruption, citing livelihoods and the need for compensation. He says the minors want to survive, organize cities and towns, and recruit replacements without club destruction.
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George Shutman
Minor Vagues
Continental League
Lachcrats Trauiman
Acouastian
Pro
Kone Prada
A. Unter
Id Trautman
Brent
Jan Pitas
Uneh Rickey
Leaie
Tois
Dem
Teagie
Taman
Baseball standings and schedule mix from a 20th century notice
A cluttered sports column lists American League team records and schedules, mentioning Chicago Cleveland New York Baltimore Detroit Kansas City Boston Washington and other clubs. It notes results from recent games, upcoming fixtures, and a community baseball event sponsored by the Columbus sponsor at Mather Park with a later plane detail.
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New York
Baltimore
Detroit
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
Ballanore
Chiewen
Ni Baston
Nillee of
Columbus
I Wien
Mather Park
Kal
Area Sportsmen State Open House at Spring Creek
The Area Sportsmen State is holding an open house Sunday at the Spring Creek Sportsmen’s Club two miles south of the village on Route 77 Turner. The event starts at 1 04 p m with kiddie rides, skeet shooting and other entertainment for attendees. Food will be served on the grounds.
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Kidd É
Belor Fual
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