Pranklin High Chiefs Hopeful After Two Star Departures
S BOX notes Franklin High School coach Jim McCullough laments losing two key players Lou Pogle and Butch Conrad to graduation. The piece recalls Grove City’s imperfect season setback and highlights various sports figures and historic ballplayer anecdotes, including Bud Wilkinson’s Sooners and Lew Burdette’s famed mound performance.
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Jim McCullough
Lou Pogle
Butch Conrad
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Grove City
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Franklin and Oil City News- Herald
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Purvis
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Philadelphia
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University of Okla
Norman
Bud Wilkinson
Sooners
Purdue
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Burgellatown
Ron Mallany
Mallany
Wynn Wins 280th as Yanks Blanked by White Sox
Barry Wynn improved to 20-9 with a seven-hit 10-0 win over the Kansas City Athletics, marking his 200th victory and ending a long winless stretch. Washington Senators topped the Yankees 4-2 on Camilo Pascual’s five-hit outing and Bob Allison’s eighth-inning two-run single. Detroit beat Cleveland 5-3 as Frank Bolling slugged a tie-breaking three-run homer in the sixth.
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Associated Press
Barry Wynn
Washington
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Camilo Pascual
Bob Allison
Senators
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
Jand Wok
Bob Lemon
Harmon Killebrew
Ralph Terry
Lennie Green
Terry
Lemontia
Reno Bertola
Allison
Tigers
Indians
Frank Bolling
Reds Edge Pirates 4 3 at Crosley Field
Cincinnati Reds beat the National League leading Pittsburgh Pirates 4 3 at Crosley Field for their fourth win in 16 meetings. Vada Pinson hit a two run homer in the fifth to break a 2 2 deadlock, giving the Reds the win and ending Mizell’s six losses. Wally Post and Billy Martin contributed key hits as Clem Labine pitched two relief innings. The Pirates’ seven and a half game lead over Milwaukee remains intact despite the loss.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
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Pirates
Reds
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Pinson
Bucs
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia
Wally Post
Wilmer
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Clem Labine
Pirate
Billy Martin
Pingon
Tomore Tow
Cincinnnati
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Johnny Podres
San Francisco
Chicago
Cubs
Mahaffey
Braves
del Crandall
Ed Mathews
Cardinals
Podres
Junior Gilliam
Larry Jackson
Stan Musial
Daryl Spencer
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
Mike McCormick
Dick Ellsworth
Titusville Gridders Open Practice Under Coach Chal Port
Titusville High School football coach Chal Port begins a demanding fall with 85 players reporting for two daily sessions at Crawford County school. Freshmen total 27 as Oil City visit for a night opener and a key Oct 4 clash with Beavers of Corry looms. Schedule also lists Grove City Greenville Townville and Sharpsville plus seven Section II games.
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Titusville
Chal Port
Rockets
Crawford County
Oil City
Ith
Corry
Beavers
Grove City
Greenville
Townville
Sharpsville
Pacific Coast League scores and minor league results
The Associated Press reports Pacific Coast League results with Salt Lake defeating Seattle 5 to 1 and Tacoma beating Vancouver 8 to 6. San Diego faced Spokane 0-19, while American Association matchups included St. Paul 12 over Dallas Fort Worth, Charleston 4 over Minneapolis 1, Louisville 5 over Denver 4, and Indianapolis 4. International League saw Richmond 6 Montreal 5, Columbus 3 to 7 Toronto at Buffalo, and Miami 7 over Rochester 13 with rain in Jersey City.
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Salt Lake
Seattle
Tacoma
Vancouver
San Diego
Spokane
Ass. St
Charleston
Minneapolis
Louisville
Denver
Indianapolis
Houston
Richmond
Montreal
Columbus
Toronto
Buffalo
Jersey City
Miami
Rochester
Phillies Pitcher Meyer Sues Time Inc Over SI Article
Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Jack Meyer sues Time Inc publisher of Sports Illustrated in Common Pleas Court seeking damages and retraction for an article last June titled The Dalton Gang Rides Again. The piece allegedly harmed his career and named Jim Owens and Dick Farrell, who have also filed suits against Time Inc.
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Meyer
Philadelphia
Common Pleas
Time Inc
Philadelphia Phillies
Jack Meyer
Dalton Gang
Jim Owens
Dick Farrell
Time, Inc
Tigers Rally Past Indians 5-3 Behind Bolling's Drive
Detroit turns five runs in the sixth inning into a 5-3 victory over Cleveland at Briggs Stadium. Frank Bolling delivers a three run homer, his eighth, after Al Kaline and Rocky Colavito singles. Hank Aguirre, relieving with bases loaded, strands trouble in the seventh to seal the win for Detroit, tying the club at 8-8 in the standings and marking a sixth win in seven.
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Detroit Tigers
Hank Aguirre
Cleveland Indians
Briges Stadium
Frank Bolling
Tigers
al Kaline
Rocky Colavito
Bolling
Joe Gordon
Jimmie Dykes
Aguirre
Bill Fischer
John Romano
Ken Asperomonte
Fischer
Jim Piersall
Tito Francona
Bob Hale
Indians
Harvey Kuenn
Don Newcombe
Francona
Cleveland
Locke
Newcombe
Wilson
Chili
W-Pischer
L-Locke
McKnight Reaches City Tennis Finals After Semifinal Win
Frank McKnight surged into the city singles final at Mead Park after beating Roger Gbatny 8-6 6-2 in a semifinal. He has not lost a set and will face Bob Mulvin next week in a best three of five final, with Mulvin awaiting a semifinal victory over Ottaway.
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Frank McKnight
Iast
Roger Gbtayny
Mead Park
Gerry
Laxyey
Lhather
Frank
Vroyn
George Downey
Ottaway
McKnight
Bob Mulvin
Corry
Mulgin
Mulyin
Hebert and Casper Lead Paul Open At Halfway Mark
Hebert of Lafayette and Casper of Apply Valley shared the midway lead at 181 in the $30,000 Paul Open Golf Tournament. Hebert logged 269 for the day after a 64 opening round, while Casper cut five strokes off par with a 67 after an opening 66, aided by an 80 yard eagle on the 11th. Joe Campbell of New York and Don Fairfield of Jacksonville trailed at 134.
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Mion
Lionel Hebert
Billy Casper
Hebert
Lafayette
Casper
Keller Course
Apply Valley
Calif
Joe Campbell
New York
Don Fairfield
Jacksonville
Mahaffey Shines As Phillies Edge Braves In Tight Win
Rookie right-hander Mahaffey improved to 2-0 with a two run complete game victory over the Braves in Milwaukee after clipping the Pirates and Reds earlier. The Phillies pulled within 7 1/2 games of the leaders as Cincinnati and Pittsburgh also split results. In other action, San Francisco defeated Chicago while St Louis edged Los Angeles 1-0 on Pods’ tough mound effort.
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Auer Tmarine
Pirates
Milwaukee
Braves
Major League Leaders Summary Standings and Top Names
Baseball leaders across leagues including Maris and Mantle leading runs and RBIs for New York and Chicago stars Smith and Minoso high in batting. Mays Banks and Aaron pace NL in runs and homers, with Pinson and Wills strong in hits and steals. Pitching leaders include Drysdale Roebuck and notable strikeout totals from Bunning Pascual and Drysdale.
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Chicago
Sievers
Mantle
New York
Maris
Wertz
Boston
Minoso
Skowron
Larker
Los Angeles
Mays
San Francisco
Mathews
Aaron
Milwaukee
Banks
Pittsburgh
Pinson
Cincinnati
Cepeda
White
St. Louis
Exhibition Pro Football Scores From National and American Leagues
In a pair of exhibition games the National League saw Baltimore defeating Dallas 14 to 10 and Los Angeles besting Washington 26 to 21. In the American League Los Angeles defeated Oakland 24 to 17.
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Baltimore
Dallas
Los Angeles
Washington
Oakland
Weekend Major League Baseball Scores and Schedule
Friday results show Washington 4 New York 2 and Detroit 5 Cleveland 3. Chicago beat Kansas City 10 01N1, Baltimore at Boston postponed for Saturday. Sunday features Chicago at Kansas City, Cleveland at Detroit, New York at Washington, Baltimore at Boston day night. Monday has no games scheduled.
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