Remember Them Have All-State Ties Ingrid Potlos And Adderly
Corry players Connie French and Bill Mitchell coach their alma mater on the practice field as Myron Pottlos of Charleroi, a senior guard at Notre Dame, is highlighted as a preseason All-America candidate along with Illinois tackle Doe Rutgens and Philadelphia’s Cliff Roberts. Also noted are Herb Adderly of Michigan State and Dennis Morris of the Houston Oilers, with Kravitz of Kansas City Athletics listed as a local trapper in Lopes Pennsylvania.
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Herb Adderly
East Lansing
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Houston Oilers
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Oklahoma Sooners
Pittsburgh
Danny Kravitz
Kansas City Athletics
Lopes
Williamsport
Second annual Labor Day softball tourney in Elgin
All toads lead toward Elgin for the Labor Day weekend softball tournament with teams from across the area. Games at the longtime field feature Elgin Bombers and Beaverdam Mennonites, and standout players like Rey Hostetler.
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Richard Hostetler
Howard Sheen
Gilbert Boyd
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Mel Cobbet
Battle Creek
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Joe Kulbacki
Purdue
Buffalo ‘Bills
Eric
Bernie Flowers
Baltimore Colts
Bernie
Uncle Sam
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Vigorous Vic Wertz Slams Through Bases Loaded
A colorful local sports item notes Vic Wertz of York Pa hitting a grand slam with the bases loaded while his season average lingers at .224. It recalls his Tigers days with Pat Mullin and other nearby players. Mentions Narcy Yenchak of Glen Lyon and Bob Dullba of St Louis Cardinal rookie injury. Praises fathers and friends for support and coaching in boys baseball.
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York
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Tigers
Pat Mullin
Trotter
Narcy Yenchak
Little Glen Lyon
Wilkes-Barre
Bt. Louis
Carolinal
Bob Dullba
Steve Bilko
Pete Gray
St. Louis
Browns Hall
Hanover
Stone's Throw
Glen Lyon
Prio Fice
Dan Fic
Fron Athis, Pa
Orioles Take Sole Lead as Triandos Clears Deck
The Baltimore Orioles upset the pennant race with a 6 run seventh inning and a grand slam by Gus Triandos, lifting them to a big win as New York and Chicago rested. Ted Williams and Vic Wertz fueled the Red Sox with a birthday week surge, while Boston toppled Cleveland for fifth as the Tigers fell behind.
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Orioles
Detroit
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Nstram
Gus Triandos
New York
Chiicago White Box
Washington Tank
Kansas City
Chuck Stubbs
Ray Moore
Boston
Cleveland
Indians
Triandos
Frank Lary
J Ted Williams
Vic Wertz
Red Sox
Williams
Weils
Sox
Don Newcombe
Sematnes
A's
Hobbie's Homer Downs Bucs in NL Race Thriller
Crandall and Hobbie spark Milwaukee win as Pirates' NL lead narrows to 6 12 games. Cubs beat Pirates on Hobbie's ninth inning homer. Giants edge Reds with inside the park shot by Willie Mays. Dodgers nearly shutout by Braves, Koufax tough but Crandall's blast ignites three-run third.
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Ernie Banks
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Claude Osteene
Trapshooting Showpiece Lures 2500 Marksmen to Grand American
AP reports from Vandalia Ohio on the Grand American Handicap the sport's top lure drawing 2500 shooters from North America Australia and New Zealand seeking a top prize up to 3000. The event tests accuracy with yard ranges from 27 to 1% as Canada takes Thursday's preliminary title with Karl Mikkelsaar Jr. of Calgary prevailing over E D Dovte at 22 to 22. prize money including the purse and wagering pushes near 4000 with Dwight L Brown and Robbie Leo Stifal posting record scores at 26 yards.
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New Zealand
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Karl Mikkelsaar Jr
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Dwight L. Brown
Barbourvile
Robbie Leo Stifal
Casey, Dr
Unknown Golfer Shares Open Lead
In Milwaukee two three competitors dueled in round one of the $30,000 Milwaukee Open. Doug Ford and Ken Venturi each shot five under 63 to tie for the lead with 24 year old Johnny Pott who finished with an 8 under 65 after an 18th hole birdie. Arnold Palmer shot 69 to join an eight man tie for the lead.
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Doug Ford
Ken Venturi
Johnny Pott
Ford
Venturi
Pott
Arnold Palmer
Pa Strongman Vows Russians An AP report
Pennsylvania weightlifter Isaac Berjer from York set a world mark in the 132 pound class with a two hand clean and jerk, lifting ass pounds to surpass his prior best by 11. The performance was a practice event as Pennsylvania’s Olympic team entries have yet to compete. Also noted are last night boxing results in Minneapolis and torn fragments about football scholarship offers and Big Ten interest.
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Isaac Bere~jer
York
U. S
Malvin Battles McKnight For City Tennis Title
Malvin and McKnight duel for the city tennis crown in a best of five final at Mead Park. After three sets Tuesday night a delay halted play. McKnight leads two sets to one after 6 3, 5 7, 6 1 results, with tonight at 6 o'clock to decide the champion.
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U S Basketball Team Faces Italy In Olympic Opener
AP reports the United States, strong favorite to win a sixth straight Olympic title, opens against Italy. Key players Jerry Lucas and Oscar Robertson are hindered by injuries while the rest of the squad, including Jerry West, Allen Kelley, and Tolke, are in good shape as Chad Newell notes the team aims to peak during the event. Eight games open the three day first elimination round with Hungary beating Japan.
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Uke Peoria
Jerry Lucas
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Jerry West
West Virginia
Newell
Tolke
Hungary
Japan
Minor League Scores and NABF Update
Pacific Coast League results Vancouver 39 Spokane 24 San Diego 34 Tacoma 0 5 Sacramento 6 Sal Lake 5 in 12 innings Seattle 6 Portland 0 Detroit leads NABF as the only unbeaten team. Michigan defeats Youngstown 10 5 in a come from behind junior tournament game.
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Sacramento
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Portland
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Nabf Altoona
National Amateur Baseball Federation
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Youngstown
Ohio
Lions Beat Steelers 13 7 in Exhibition Clash
DETROIT AP The Detroit Lions defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 13 to 7 in an NFL exhibition game. Alumni from both sides played, including Steelers coach Buddy Parker and former Lion Bobby Layne. Jim Ninowski directed the Lions offense, leading a second quarter drive that ended with Terry Basr scoring from the one. Nick Pontrosante added a rushing score for Detroit, while John Henry Johnson scored for Pittsburgh in the first half.
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Buddy Parker
Bobby Layne
Tom Tracy
John Henry Johnson
Parker
Steelers
Lions
Jim Minowsia
Pth Lion
Ninowski Tremo
Terry
Basr
Lion
Nick Petrosante
Johnson
Layne
International League scores and standings snapshot
Rochester nips Montreal 5 to 4 in 11 innings. Jersey City edges Marin 4 to 3 in ten. Buffalo defeats Toronto 7 to 3. Columbus beats Richmond 8 to 0. Auburn dominates Erie 11 to 8. Elmira loses 4 to 6 at Geneva while Wellsville 3, Corning 1-1 reflects a split or postponed result.
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Buffalo
Toronto
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Richmond
Auburn
Erie
Elmira
Geneva
Wellsville
Corning
Olympic Action Gains Speed In First Full Day
Rome hosts the opening Olympic day as U S swimmers and divers post qualifying marks. Kempner and Warner reach the women 200 meter breast final, Larson leads the men 110 meter free semifinals, and Germany tops the road cycling time trial as Italy leads in local attendance and heat. The Games opened under hot sun with about 100,000 spectators paying mega lire.
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Lee Allen
Portland
Oregon
J. Gregorio
Portugal
Gloriane Perrier
Washington
D.C
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Final Played Tomorrow It’s Pennsy Vs Texas In World Series
In Williamsport Fort Worth Texas faces Levittown Pennsylvania in the Little League World Series final after Texas defeated Monterrey Mexico 11 to 0 in a semifinal pitched by Ronnie Reynolds with 11 strikeouts and sharp defense. Levittown edged Lakewood California to reach the title game, while Monterrey had earlier won the 1957 and 1958 championships. The Texas team, praised by manager Herman Roberson for their discipline, will meet Levittown on Saturday for the championship in a border battle featuring strong pitching and solid fielding.
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Joe Marmello Jr
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Preview from Thursday
American League standings show New York 8 48.586, Baltimore 70 25 574, Chicago 69 52 870, Washington 61 00 504, Cleveland 58 59 496, Detroit 47 12 479, Boston 60 6 424, Kansas City 43 78 A schedule lists Thursday results Boston 10 Cleveland 7, Baltimore 9 Detroit 9 Washington 9 Kansas City 0. Upcoming games include Cleveland at New York and Detroit at Washington.
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Kansas City
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National League results and standings fragment
League standings show Pittsburgh at 7 percent with 46 613 plays, Milwaukee at 67 51 568, St Louis 66 SA, San Francisco 59 59.500, Cincinnati 55 68. Philadelphia 46 75 380. Thursday results include Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 1, San Francisco Cincinnati 5 Milwaukee 4, Los Angeles 2 Philadelphia. Saturday schedule lists Philadelphia at Chicago, Pittsburgh at St Louis, Cincinnati at Los Angeles, Milwaukee at San Francisco.
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Vic’s Slam Nets Red Sox Win Over Tribe
Vic Power homered twice and drove in two runs, while Tad Williams added a grand slam and three RBIs as Boston beat Cleveland 10 to 7. Williams also scored on a single in the eighth, and Monbouquette surrendered four runs in the early innings to secure the win.
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Clevelard
Bmw Monbouquette
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Sox
Vic Power
Harvey Kuenn
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Rough Baseball Night
Hed Sox star Williams drove in four runs with a homer, while Wertz delivered a pinch hit homer in a strong showing. Glen Hobbie of the Cubs fanned 12, walked three, and shut out the first place Pirates for seven innings in a tense late-night matchup.
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Vic Wertz
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Indians
Fielng
Glen Hobbie
Cubs
Pirates
Iver Lash
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Indians Rally Over Red Sox In Tight Tilt
Cleveland plates a late surge to beat Boston 7 to 5 as Power homers for Cleveland and Williams adds a 24th, with Newcombe misfiring then allowed a quartet of runs in the later innings. Ortiz Francona doubles for Cleveland and drives in a run, while Klippstein and Romano contribute relief.
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Newcombe
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Klippstein
Romano
Monbouquette
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Nixon
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