Corry Beavers Dominate Section II Football Scene
Corry's high scoring offense and Warren's stout defense led Section II as the season closed. Corry piled up 142 league points, while Warren's defense allowed only 21 points in five games, with Franklin strong in both offense and defense. Individual leaders include Downey, Latos, and Williams as top scorers.
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Warriors Fall As Hawks Win
Philadelphia Warriors slump to last place after a 107-91 loss to Detroit. Neil Johnston injured his left knee again, while St. Louis beat Cincinnati 97-90 and Detroit’s 33-point star George Yardley powered a Pistons win over the Warriors.
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Saturday Stars: AP picks top players in college football
Northwestern’s Dick Thornton threw two TDs and ran for a TD in a 34 0 upset of Ohio State. Syracuse’s Chuck Zimmerman scored twice in a 16 13 win over Pittsburgh. Arkansas’ Joe Alberty ran 77 yards to set up a TD and scored another in a 21 0 win over Texas A&M. Iowa’s Wille Fleming twice found pay dirt in a 37 14 victory over Michigan. Notre Dame’s George Izo passed for 181 yards in a 40 20 win over Navy. Oklahoma State’s Don Meredith threw a TD and scored another in a 26 10 win over Texas. USC’s Hilliard Hill scored twice in a 26 0 win over Stanford.
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NBA Sunday and Saturday Scoreboard Mix
Sunday results show St Louis defeating Cincinnati 97 to 90 and New York beating Boston 112 to 92. Detroit and Philadelphia posted mixed, unclear scores amid erratic entries, with several lines garbled and names unreadable.
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Craggmen Start Early Preseason Drills for Beavers
Corry Area High School announces an early start to its 1958 59 basketball preseason under coach Vic Cragg. The Beaver squad opens practice tonight under PIAA rules with a key lineup featuring seniors Jim Palmer Jan Van Dyesar and Terry Williams, juniors Jim Davison Larry Gallagher Bob McVicker Dennis Mountain and others. The Craggmen host Mille Creek on December 5 in their season opener, followed by an away game at Warren January 30.
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Cards Beat Japs Before 50 000 At Koshien Stadium
The St Louis Cardinals rallied from a three run deficit to beat the Japan All Stars 3 2 before a crowd of about 50 000 at Koshien Stadium. Bob Boyer delivered a ninth inning homer and drove in a run as the Cardinals improved to 6 1 on their Japanese tour. Stan Musial contributed earlier with a double and RBI as the team staged a late rally. In Clarksville Pennsylvania a 12 year old Quentin Arnold died after an accidental self inflicted gunshot while hunting near his home.
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Unbeaten LSU Eyes Sugar Bowl Bid After Dominate Start
LSU coach Paul Dietzel dismissed Sugar Bowl talk after a 14-0 win over Mississippi kept the Tigers unbeaten and ranked No 1. LSU has seven straight wins led by Billy Cannon and a strong defense as bowl officials await the completion of LSU's schedule on November 22.
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Power Balance Shaken Up In Grid Circles
College football headlines shift as Big Ten leaders stumble and LSU remains undefeated atop the SEC race. Northwestern and Purdue gain. Ohio State and Michigan stumble, while Notre Dame’s bowl fate stays uncertain after recent losses and a Navy win. Syracuse rises, Army wins, and Clemson edges Wake Forest in a weekend’s swirl of results.
Giants End Browns Invincibility With 21 11 Upset
New York Giants toppled the previously undefeated Cleveland Browns 21 11 as quarterback Charlie Conerly connected on three touchdown passes including a 15 yard strike to Alex Webster in the fourth quarter. Webster scored the decisive TD after a late drive aided by penalties.
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Giants Edge Browns In Narrow NFL Win And Colts Rout
The Giants beat Cleveland to stay in the Eastern Division hunt as Huff shadowed Brown, limiting him to under 50 yards. Baltimore continued its win streak with a 50-0 rout of Green Bay, as Johnny Unitas threw TDs to extend his record to 21 straight games with a touchdown. Chicago Bears fell 41-35 to an unnamed opponent in a high scoring clash.
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Pacific Coast race standings shift after Oregon State upset
Oregon State knocked off California M4 to seize first place with a 4-1 record in the Pacific Coast race. California sits second at 3-1, Washington State third at 4-2 after a 38-20 win over UCLA. Washington State meets Oregon State this week while Cal faces UCLA.
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Bornastar Wins Vineland Handicap at Garden State Park
Camden New Jersey horse Bornastar ($6.20) withstood a foul claim to earn her sixth consecutive victory in the $58,900 Vineland Handicap at Garden State Park.
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LSU Rutgers Lone Unbeatens In Narrow College Football Race
New York AP reports LSU and Rutgers remained unbeaten after weekend results. LSU moved to seven wins, Rutgers secured their seventh victory as midseason leaders surged while others fell from the ranks. Rochester stayed perfect at six and defeated DePauw 20-6.
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