Large wrestling card stirs Corry crowd next Tuesday night
The Corry arena will host three pro bouts featuring Beercat Wright at 265 pounds in the main event against Taraun Hewitt. Montana weighs 265 in the curtain opener with George White, while Lucky Simunovich faces Man Mountain Dean Jr in the semi. Also noted are future title plans across boxing divisions and local sports notes including teams and upcoming events.
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Hombre Montana
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Taraun Hewitt
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George White
Lucky Simunovich
Man Mountain Dean Jr
Honolulu
Man Mountain Jr
West Virginia Hills
Bearcat Wright
Tarzan Hewitt
Man Mountain
Dean Jr
Yanks Hammer Indians in 11-0 to Narrow Gap
Allie Reynolds dominates for New York as the Yankees crush Cleveland 11-0 to pull within three games of first place. Chicago White Sox beat Boston 6-4, while other AL and NL results include Washington over Detroit and Milwaukee routing Philadelphia. Willie Mays homers inside the park for the Giants.
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Allie Reynolds
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Oklahoma
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Indians
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Boston
Allie
Reynolds
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
Philadelphia
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Cincinnati
Ted Williams
Dean Stone
Camillo Pasqual
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Willie Mays
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Cubs
Dim Hearn
Stan Musial
Carl Erskine
Dodgers
Lew Burdette
Bill Bruton
Eddie Matthews
Braves
Ted Klusvewski
Pirates
Bolt Sets Hot Pace In Insurance Open
WETHERSFIELD Conn Excitement rose as the Insurance City Open reached its third round with Tommy Bolt leading 71 60 131 The 60 tied the American 18 hole record in NPGA play Bolt fired 11 birdies on the par 35 36 11 course at Wetherfield Country Club Steel winded his bid for a 59 on the 18th hole The other golfers to post 60s are Bill Nary Al Brosch Ted Kroll and Wally Ulrich
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Tommy Bolt
Bolt
Shreveport
Wetherafield Country Club
Bill Nary
Reno
Nev
al Brosch
Cherry Valley
Ted Kroll
New Hartford
Wally Ulrich
Austin
Minn
Edwin Duke Snider One Of Baseball's Best Double Threats
Brooklyn center fielder Edwin Duke Snider is highlighted as a top two way star capable of winning games with his glove or bat. The article credits him as a major hero for the team and notes his impact for the Bums.
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Edwin
Duke" Snider
Brooklyn
Duke
Baseball Scores and Next Day Schedule
Yesterday the American League results: New York 11 Cleveland 0 Chicago 6 Boston 4 Baltimore 0 Philadelphia 4 Washington 4 Detroit 3. National League Brooklyn 8 St Louis 1 New York 6 Chicago 2 Cincinnati 0 Pittsburgh 4 Milwaukee 7 Philadelphia 0. Today s games list matchups by league and venue with multiple doubleheaders noted. Tomorrow s games feature Boston Chicago New York Cleveland Philadelphia Baltimore Milwaukee Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh across both leagues.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Gue
Gleveland
York
Ishington
Basilio Fights Andrews in High Welterweight Tilt Tonight
Syracuse N Y Carmen Basilio risks his top welterweight ranking tonight against Al Andrews a rising opponent from Superior Wisconsin The oddsmakers list Basilio as a 6 5 favorite The 10 round bout will be televised on ABC from the War Memorial Auditorium at 8 p m EST Also noted Fights Last Night reports Charlie Powell of San Diego knocked out Al Spaulding of Oakland California.
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Archie Moore
Harold Johnson
Madison Square Garden
San Francisco
International Boxing Club
New York
Bobo Olson
Rocky Castellani
Paddy DeMarco
Jimmy Carter
Kid Gavilan
Johnny Saxton
Philadelphia
Rocky Marclang
Ezard Charles
Syracuse
Carmen Batillo
al Andrews
Superior
Wis
Basilio
ABC
War Memorial Auditorium
San Diego
Calif
Charlie Powell
Spaulding
Oakland
Moose Wallops VEW In II 13-4 in easy win
The Moose defeated VEW 13 to 4 to even the Herd’s IL second half record. Reich and Gates powered 11 hits with three homers in the third inning alone. Casler earned the win allowing eight hits and one run in the first and three in the third. Reagle hit a solo shot in the third. Baressi and Retck homered for the losers.
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VFW
Herd
Monee Teint
Reich
Gates
Casler
Reagle
Baressi
Retck
Magse
Corry Legion Stings Girard With 18 to 1 Loss
The Corry American Legion junior baseball team routed Girard 18 to 1 at Loveland Field. John Moloney hurled a one hit game, while Corry’s offense exploded in the first inning with 10 runs and continued with six more in the second. Walt Latos had three singles in four at bats as Corry heads to North East for a postponed game against Girard.
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Jun- Joy
Pim
Girardo
Loveland Field
Corry
John Moloney
Putsey Notte
Warren Ross
Baker
Sa Ty
Walt Latos
North East
Girard
Seven Top Performers four In Major Leagues four
A jumble of player names and stats across leagues highlights batting leaders runs batted in and home runs. Key figures include Avila Cleveland with 360 batting, Pox Chicago 58 RBIs, Minoso Chicago top RBI, Vernon Washington 19 doubles, Rosen Cleveland 14 home runs, Rivera Chicago 10 stolen bases, Reynolds New York 1000 pitching wins, and Schoendienst St. Louis 1 triple.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Minoso
Filts—Ox
Vernon
Washington
Runnels
Rosen
Rivera
Reynolds
New York
Birtheouts—Turley
Baltimore
Burling—Snider
Brooklyn
Runh—Muala
J. Louis
Fits — Snider
Kchoendienat
St. Loui
Snider
Schoendienst
St. Louis
Mays
Bruton
Milwaukee
Antonelli
Haddix
Bassett Scores TKO In Eleventh At Madison Square Garden
Percy Bassett won by an eleventh round technical knockout over Lulu Perez at Madison Square Garden. Bassett wore down Perez with body hooks, opened a cut above Perez’s eye requiring stitches, and announced readiness for a title shot against Sandy Saddler.
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Associated Press
New York
Percy Bassett
Inc
Teather
Sandy Saddler
Lulu Perez
Brooklyn Fancy Dan
Madison Square Garden
Brasett
Yankees ace Reynolds beats Indians 11 0 for ninth straight win
Allie Reynolds of the New York Yankees pitched a shutout, his ninth consecutive win, as Cleveland was blanked 11 to 0. Ted Kluszewski drove in four runs with two homers for Cincinnati in an 8 4 win over Pittsburgh.
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Allie Reynolds
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Ted Kluszewski
Cincinnati Redlegs
Reds
Pittsburgh
WBEN TV Buffalo Tonight Local Channel Schedule
Channel listings for WBEN TV Buffalo outline prime time programs from 6:00 PM to 11:16 PM including Sport News Western Theatre U of B Round Table You Are There Ted Mack Revue Tonight Show and various film and variety programs with late news and weather.
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Round Table
Ted Mack
Revue
Playhoue
Work
Red Skelton
Playhouse
World News
Cy Buckley
Television Theatre
Television Playhouse
Loretta Young
Robert Montgomery
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