S BOX Jim Masoney may play in Labour Day game
The article discusses Jim Masoney’s potential return after a severe facial injury from a summer auto crash. It contrasts Masoney with rival tackles Yim and John Reagan and weighs the Erie City County clash featuring Art Baker and Ronnie Costello.
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Spahn Sends Cardinals Silent as Braves Win 10 0
Milwaukee’s Warren Spahn fires a complete game shutout allowing five hits to lift the Braves 10 0 over St Louis. The win ends a three game skid and moves Milwaukee into a close second behind the Pirates as heavyweights circulate in the pennant race.
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Moose and Titusville Tie 5-5 in Little League Action
Moose Team and Titusville Eagles battled to a 5-5 draw at Universal Cyclops Field as darkness halted play after regulation time. Greg Savko Marty Roehrig and Tom Morton led Moose with the lone homer by the Alamen, while Mack and Ottoway of Titusville supplied the other circuit shots.
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Lions Cut Laraway from Purdue and Other Gridiron Notes
Detroit Lions release rookie Jack Laraway from Purdue amid growing NFL options in a new circuit. Army wrestler Dale Kuhns, 25 pounds lighter, stars as inside tackle and wrestling contender. Corry’s Ed Latos nearly won a marathon playoff. Busti’s Ed pitched well. Franklin’s Rick Conrad, brother of a current QB, is groomed to replace Don Harbaugh, with local pundits split on the coach’s quality.
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Friend Wins At Unfriendly LA Coliseum
Pittsburgh pitcher Bob Friend defeated the Dodgers 5 2 at the Los Angeles Coliseum to lift the Pirates NL lead to six games. Elray Face earned relief support as Friend finally beat Los Angeles, ending a long win drought in the park. Dodgers remain 2 games back. attendance for the night pushed LA home totals toward a new NL mark.
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Hail Levittown and Baseball Legends Cited in Youth Cheer
The piece celebrates Levittown Pennsylvania youth teams and notes pitching mastery as key to success. It recalls Ed Walsh and other Hall of Fame figures, mentions Shamokin and Coveleski brothers, and hints at broader baseball lore including legendary mound triumphs and a major wrestling clash title.
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Red Sox sweep double header as Runnels drives win
Boston bats collect nine hits to beat Detroit 5-4 in 15 innings in the opener and 5-4 in the second game. Runnels drives in the decisive run with his sixth hit. Warren Spahn blanks St Louis 10-0 for his third shutout of the season and 50th of his career.
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Jesse Owens Finds Glow as Records Fall in ’35
AP reports Jesse Owens, then 20 pounds overweight, reflects on a 1935 Arbor Day era spree in which he set four records in an hour at Ann Arbor, Michigan. He recalls mixed emotions as new stars surpassed his marks and notes his later work with the Illinois Youth Commission aiding youth rehabilitation.
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Pirates pennant could alter Pitt football game schedule
AP reports if the Pirates win the National League pennant the Pitt football game with Milam of Florida on October 8 may be moved to the morning to accommodate baseball fans. Pitt Athletic Director Frank Carver said the change would let fans watch the football game and the World Series on TV. Meanwhile the Steelers consider moving their NFL opener with the Giants on October 9 to Minneapolis.
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Sanchez Knocks Out Becerra in Juarez Bout
Eloy Sanchez of Juarez defeated Jose Becerra of Guadalajara by knockout in a non-title bout last night in Juarez Mexico Becerra weighed 122 and Sanchez 121 pounds at the arena in Mexico.
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American League Nears Expansion to Ten Clubs
The American League moved toward a 1962 expansion with two unnamed clubs to join by December 1, 1961. A unanimous resolution requires the new members to share and enforce a professional rule in a city approved by three quarters of current members.
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Pirates Manager Danny Murtaugh Won’t Predict Finish
Pittsburgh Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh, ahead by 64 games in the standings, dodged a forecast on Easter’s date and tied his answer to the presidential election cycle. He noted a changing Thanksgiving date history and avoided committing to a final placing.
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Kane Cage Coach Quits After One Month At Kane High
Kane Al Barllay resigns as head basketball coach at Kane Area Joint Senior High School after a month in charge. Baklar from Punxsutawney seeks relief to take a similar post at Keystone Joint High School in Knox.
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U S Shooters Lead Field Events At Olympics
The United States led in field events at the Olympic track and field start with Bill Nieder Dallas Long and Parry O'Brien qualifying for the shot put final. Dave Sime Ray Norton and Frank Budd moved into the 100 meters second round, while Willye White qualified in the women's long jump. Gary Tobian and Bob Webster advanced in swimming and rowing faced a setback for the U S in the pair with coxswain event.
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Wild Night in Baseball Highlights Wild Scoring Totals
United behind a 11-10 White Sox win over the Senators in Washington, Chicago’s late surge and a 4-1 finish give the White Sox the high-scoring edge. Boston sweeps a doubleheader against Detroit with two tight wins after lengthy games, while New York rallies to beat Kansas City 3-2 as Baltimore moves atop the standings with a 4-1 victory over Cleveland. Pete Runnels powers Boston with nine hits as Mike Higgins erupts after a beaning incident involving Jim Bunning.
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National League Standings and Tuesday Results Summary
National League table shows Pittsburgh Milwaukee St Louis Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia and others with records. Tuesday results include Chicago 5 Cincinnati 4 and San Francisco 2 Philadelphia. Milwaukee 10 St Louis 0, Pittsburgh 5 Los Angeles 1. Wednesday schedule lists Milwaukee at Chicago and Pittsburgh at San Francisco.
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Baseball Standings and Results Sparse Night Scores
American League standings show New York atop the table with Baltimore Chicago and Washington in pursuit. Notable games include a doubleheader lasting 15 and 10 innings with New York defeating Kansas City 8 to 2 in one contest and Baltimore edging Cleveland 4 to 1. Remaining games feature Kansas City at New York Detroit at Boston Chicago at Washington and Cleveland at Baltimore with rescheduled matches noted.
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Orioles Estrada Wins 15th as Indians Top Pitching Stifled 4-1
Baltimore pitcher Estrada earned his 15th victory in the Orioles 4-1 win over Cleveland. Joe Morgan drove in a run with a bases loaded hit in the fourth. The win kept Baltimore 1 game back of the Yankees as New York beat Kansas City 3-2. Olson fights Doug Jones in Chicago tonight after title bid loss in 1955.
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Bobo) Olson
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Aero Jr League Sees Pittsburgh Trip for Stars
Aero Jr. League plans a trip to Pittsburgh on Sunday September 1 to watch major leaguers. Co managers Jon Glaviano and Bob Hunt will take 13 players to the Steel City for a night with the Pirates. Contact Joe Glaviano by September 7 to join the group.
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Freddy Martinovich Tops Christy in Pittsburgh Bout
Freddy Martinovich, 130 pounds from Pittsburgh, outpointed Tony Christy, 137 pounds, in a pro boxing match held in Pittsburgh. Martinovich secured the decision on points.
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