5 Box Predictions Begin Scholastic Ballseason
The Journal launches its third senior prophesy for the scholastic sports slate tomorrow with forecasts for local games. Predictions name Union City over Meadville and other matchups, highlighting Erie region teams and district rivals with expected winners and margins.
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Journal
Rie Crne
Wells
Cocyy
Beavers
Union City
Ornnee Ard
Meadville
Sharpsville
Bulldogs
Tech
Wattsburg
Centaurs
Erie East
North East
Erie
Vincent
Jamestown
Erie Academy
Wesleyville
Wakeforel
Spartanisburg
Spartans
Lawrence Park
Youngsville
Chass
Cambridge Springs
Northwestern
Girard
Connant Valley
Commodore Perry
Townville
Randulph
Rocky Grove
Edinboro
Boewertown
Section II wrestling outlook and picks for 1957 season
Forecasts for Corry Titusville Olean City and others in Section II wrestling. Beavers lead a strong field with Titusville and Warren as top threats. predicted standings place Titusville first, Warren second, Corry third, Oll Guy fourth, with individual favorites Bob Lindsey Frank Malek Kenny Stillihan shaping the league tournament ahead.
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Corry
Titusville
Oi City
Beavers
Grunt
Joan Sport
Catt
Titsville
Warren
Greenville
Digons
Dragon
Tnsville
Individua
Bob Lindsey
Frank Malek
Kenny Stlliahan
Standings and results from the NFL and conference play
The text lists Eastern and Western Conference records with teams such as Cleveland Philadelphia Pittsburgh Washington Chicago Bears Green Bay Detroit Los Angeles and New York. It shows wins losses ties and points for and against, then game results including Green Bay 24 Deloit 17 and Sunday schedules with Baltimore at San Francisco and Cleveland at New York among others.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Washington
Chicago
PFPA
Francisco
Baltimore
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
Detroit
Bae
Los Angeles
Deloit
San Francisco
Canis
Chicago Cards
49ers Set Stage For West Title Showdown
In a high scoring NFL Sunday, the Colts crushed the Rams 85-21 as Johnny Unitas connected on multiple TD passes and moved toward the league record. San Francisco, led by substitute QB John Brodie, routed Cleveland 41-14 to stay within striking distance of the West lead. The Giants tightened the Eastern race by routing Washington 45-14, while Chicago and Philadelphia remained in the hunt behind the leaders.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
San Francisco
New York Giants
Johnny Unitas
Colts
Los Angeles
John Brodie
Cleveland
Browns
Giants
Chuck Coerly
Washington
Redskins
New Yar
Philadelphia
Yankee Stadium
Eagles
Pittsburgh
Bobby Layne
NFL
Teadine
Steelers
Chicago Bears
Jeaders
Chicago
Cardinals
Billy Wade
Wade
Rams
Unitas
Ray Berry
Lenny Moore
Sid Luckman
Brodie
Y. A. Tittle
Billy Wilson
J.D. Smith
Hugh McHihenny
49Ers
Jimmy Brown
Lou Groza
Bob Schnelker
Alex Webster
Conerly
Pat Summerall
New York
Layne
Willie Dewve
Ed Brown
Bears
New Sparta Coach Leads Hoopmen Open Season
Sparta High School announces a new coach for the varsity and junior varsity basketball teams as the Spartans host Fort LeBoeuf High in their season opener. Captain seniors Ralph Aversa and Jin Linden return, joined by Chapman Clark and a host of juniors and sophomores, with a schedule set against Waterford and other regional rivals in the Upper Allegheny League.
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Spartansboro High School
Stets
Waterford
Fort LeBoeuf Highlagels
Sparta Gymnasium
Tacque Peters Hs
Ed Partch
Spartans
Partch
Conneaut Lake
Peters
Ralph Aversa
Jin Linden
Aversa
Linden
Chapman Clark
Alex Aversa
Roy Reese
Wayne Magnarti
Ong
David Byler
Gilbert Nichols
Fing
Doug Blakeslee Rownding
Allen Skiff
Ed Weaver
Donald Aienbertck
Clarence Steadman
Joel Alsdort
Bob Snapp
Dennis Alber
Dick Nadolny
Dennis Maker
Allenghen
Casher
Crawford County
Northern Area
Youngsville
East Forest
West Forest
Tidiatite
Pleasantville
NFL Draft Opens Amid NFL AFL Bid For Top College Players
The 12 NFL teams will draft 240 college players over several rounds with 20 selections per club as Acting Commissioner Austin Gunsel presides. The AFL, backed by wealthy backers, aims to begin next season and lure stars with cash and better prospects, while NFL teams base picks on final standings and reverse order after Chicago Cardinals and Los Angeles finish with 25 records.
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Philadelria Sar
National Football League
American Football League
NFL
Austin H. Gunsel
Bert Bell
NEL
AFL
Chicago Cardinals
Los Angeles
Minor Leagues Open Convention Faces Key Draft Debates
The minor leagues open their annual convention in St. Petersburg Florida with 28 proposed amendments. Radios and TV are off the docket as Congress stalls control legislation. Debates likely focus on unrestricted draft of minor leaguers, a fee agent draft, changes to the first year draft, and a bonus rule to improve squad stability. The piece mentions Beavers Oil City Franklin and notes Knights section champs and gradations along with depth and experience shaping the section standings.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
Congress
Beavers
Oil City
Franklin
Knights
Fort
Hockey Scores From Monday Night Action
Montreal defeated Boston 4 to 2 and Toronto beat Detroit 4 to 1. Chicago won 2 to 2 against New York. No games on the Monday schedule.
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Montreal
Boston
Toronto
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Blondie Palmer Captures Cup In Playoff At West Palm Beach
Arnold Palmer edged defending champion and a strong challenger after four playoff holes to win the $15,000 West Palm Beach Open. Palmer steadied his drive, then sank a five foot putt to secure the title in a tense playoff.
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Palmer
West Palm Beach
Arnold Palmer
Cooper
Brew
Navy May Reject Bowl Bid Today
Navy to decide today on a Liberty Bowl invitation after a 43 12 win over Army. Capt Asbury Coward said the decision will be public and based on committee and team vote. Navy’s post season policy requires a representative team with a victory over Army and player support.
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Philadelphia
Army Satunday
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Naval Academy Athletic Assi
Army
Knicks Split One Pointer Thrillers With Warriors
The Knicks split two thriller games with Philadelphia and Philadelphia, as Wilt Chamberlain and Guy Rodgers sparked a late rally. Wilt Chamberlain led Philadelphia to a winning bucket with seconds left Sunday, while New York’s Sears hit the game winner after Braun passed midcourt. Bill Sharman powered Boston with 29 points as he and the Celtics beat Minneapolis. Other Saturday results included St Louis over Minneapolis 102, Syracuse over Chicago 111-105, and Boston beating Detroit 110-89.
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New York
Boston
Ysie Sion
New Zork
Square Gurion
Nish
Wan
Dolphin
Kenny
Bhealus Minneapolis
Knick + Warriors
Mieht
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia Giant
Guy Rodgers
Warriors
Chamberlain
Carl Braun
Jack George
Sears
Willie Naulls
Bill Sharman
Mine Field Oval
Celtics
Minneapolis
Sharman Werd
Blain Baytor
Lakeiegun
Lo Aielion
St Louis
Syracuse
Chietmaty
Detroit
Lee schedule finish ing niches on support invoking wells
The passage lists CAS morale staff for the season with Sylvie Mulvin Linda Tanna Wanda Reick Linda Paige Connie Wesotoski and Sandy Way named. It notes the Jets will debut basketball tomorrow night as the Beavers open the season with Unter City on the Inc handwand.
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Lee
Wells
CAS
Sylvie Mulvin
Linda Tanna
Wanda Reick
Linda Paige
Connie Wesotoski
Sandy Way
Jets
Beavers
Unter City
Inc
Syracuse Eyes National Title Race Looms in Bowl Talks
Navy’s thrashing of Army tightens the national title race as Syracuse seeks a decisive win over an unbeat en season, while bowl bids shape up with Liberty and other major matchups. Penn State and Alabama loom as potential Liberty options, with USC, TCU, and Georgia among other contenders awaiting final bowl pairings.
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Army
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Navy
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Biichornet
Houston
Texas Christian
Clemson
Pasadena
Avalon Junior League Mixed Doubles action highlights bowl results
In a Bowl-Aire circuit night, Wetmore led a 152-140 win while Robby topped with 160 in the boys division. Pairings Morton and Rochrig posted 130 and 128. Distaff results included Houser and Mighiae in the Mixed Doubles, with Giger and Bgig contributing. Separate girls action saw teams from Assacatae Press and others, including Boston's 136 to Detroit 140 and Syracuse 111 to Cincinnati 19, shaping the standings.
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Rex Trend
Avalon
Dave Wetmore
Dino
Robby Neck
Tom Morton
Bill Rochrig
Martha Houser
Cheryl Mighiae
Giger
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Miss
Fife
Blue
Hawkeyes
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Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
Hightizers
Syracuse
Cincinnati
Striki Eest St. Louis
Minneapelis
Allie
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