Beavers cling to fourth in District 10 poll after win
Corry Beavers stay entrenched in fourth place in the District 10 football rankings after beating Johnsonburg 32-7. Franklin strengthened its hold atop the district with a 21-6 win over Meadville while Erie Academy upset Erie Prep and Strong Vincent blasted Harborcreek. Several key matchups loom, including Warren at Oil City and Meadville at Harborcreek, that could shake the standings.
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Johnsonburg
Corry
Beavers
Warren
Dragons
Titusville
Erie Cathedal Prep
Franklin
Meadville
Knights
Erie East
Erie—Academy
Grove City
Academy
Erle
Vincent
Lawrence Park
Sharpsville
Greenville
Harborcreek
Millcreek
Oil City
Fairview
Waterford
Mercer
Hickory
Erie Tech
Bulldogs
Erie
East
Greater Erie
Corry-Franklin
Strong Vincent
Tech Vs. Prep
Erie Stadium
Archers Prepare for Pennsylvania Hunter's Choice Season
Archers across Pennsylvania gear up for the hunter's choice deer season from October 4, with field archery courses set for the eight consecutive year. The National Field Archery Association plan places 28 targets at distances five to 80 yards as bowmen shoot four arrows at each target. Corry's Robin Hooks group and local archery club members gathered at the airport range where Game Protector Elmer Simpson demonstrated safety practices.
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Pennsylvania
National Field Archery Association
Stitkbenders
Leystone
Commonwealth
Corry
Robin Hooks
Airport Range
Elmer Simpson
Sports Shorts mixed college and pro notes from era
Connie French of Michigan State miss es opening game with finger injury from practice. Cleveland Indians eye 1959 recruits Bully Martin Harvey Kuenn in trade talks for Vic Wertz Ray Narleski Dick Brown Larry Doby. Corry area school band drill routine featured. Titusville may upset Warren. Queen City and district ratings include Franklin Meadville Es Academy Grove City and Es Academy in top spots.
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Connie French
Unis
Michigan State University
Spartans
Cleveland Indians
Bully Martin
Harvey Kuenn
Prank Lane
Tribe
Vic Wertz
Ray Narleski
Dick Brown
Larry Doby
Pranklin
Corry
Beavers
Franklin Meadville Hsia Prep
Grove City
Es Academy
1958 World Series Opens In Milwaukee
Milwaukee hosts the first game featuring lefties Warren Spahn and Whitey Ford in a pitching duel. Casey Stengel reshuffles the Yankees lineup, hinting Elston Howard in right and Hank Bauer benched by a sore wrist. Braves manager Lew Burdette looms as the Series favorite challenger.
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Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
New York
Whitey Pord
Ford
Yankee Stadium
Yankees
Ritled
Braves
New York Giants
Miller Hoggins
Yankee
Casey Stengel
Eddie
Stengel
Bauer
McDougal
Mantle
Howard
Berra
Skowron
Carey
Kubek
Ssi Ford
Siebern
Casey
Free Haney
Wse Covington
Felix Mantilly
Joe Adcock
Covington
Altho
Spahn-Ford
Yanker
Althoueh Spahn
Burdette Stengel
McCarthy
Se Joris
Haney
Bowling teams contend for edge in even match
A rough, garbled note reflects two teams equally matched with similar records. The speaker hopes for favorable breaks to tilt the outcome, acknowledging the contest will hinge on luck and splits rather than clear advantages.
Briton Triumphs Over Pastrano In European Ring Upset
British heavyweight Brian London defeats Willie Pastrano by fifth round technical knockout after a cut on the left eye in a match reported from Charlotte and other U S rings. The article notes other upsets as American contenders falter against European champions and mentions future appearances by Zora Folley and Henry Cooper.
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Henyuun
Atlantic
Europe
Jefty Hool
Willie Pastrano
Miami Beach
Pla
Brian London
Die Machen
Redding
Calif
Claassen Picks Probables For Saturday Action
Ay Harold Claassen New York AP selects weekend college and pro games with bold bets. Notable picks include Oklahoma over Oregon, Auburn over Chattanooga, Washington over California, Ohio State over Washington, and Notre Dame over SMU. Also lists Friday and Saturday games across East, Midwest, South, Southwest, and Far West regions with numerous college teams and matchups.
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Harold Claassen
NEW York
Oklahoma
Oregon
Sconers
West Virginia
Auburn
Chattanoor
Tennessee
Washington
California
Ohio State
Buckeyes Infantry
Frank Kremblas
Michigan State
Michigan
John Herrnstein
Army
Penn State
Dawkins
Anderson
Pennsylvania Lions
Notre Dame
Southern Methodist
Don Meredith
Clemson
Maryland
iCarolina ‘Tigers
Frank Howard
Southern California
North Carolina
George Washington
Furman
Quantico Marines
Detroit
Boston College
Villanova
Navy
Boston University
Yale
Brown
Bucknell
Carnegie Tech
Rutgers
Colgate
Cornell
Harvard
Dartmouth
Penn
Holy Cross
Syracuse
Princeton
Columbia
Midwest
Wisconsin
Marquette
Houston
Cincinnati
Indiana
Kansas State
Utah State
Colorado
Kansas
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Nebraska
Towa State
Northwestern
Stanford
Tulsa
Arizona
Oklahoma State
Wichita
Towa
Air Force
Mississippi State
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Davidson
Citadel
Illinois
Duke
Wake Forest
Florida State
Georgia Tech
Tulane
South Carolina
Georgia
Louisiana State
Hardin Simmons
Virginia Military
Richmond
Virginia
Tech
William and Mary
Mississippi
Trinity
Texas
Miami
Baylor
North Texas State
New Mexico A&m
Purdue
Rice
Texas A&m
Missouri
Texas Christian
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Arizona State
West Texas State
Bradham Young
Colorado State University
New Mexico
Montana
Oregon State
UCLA
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Denver
Auburn Guard Lineman Of Week Named For 1988 Season
Zeke Smith, Auburn guard at 210 pounds and 6-2, named the first Lineman of the Week for the 1988 football season by The Associated Press poll of sports writers and broadcasters. He helped Auburn stifle Tennessee, which failed to gain a first down Saturday, and led defensive pressure that disrupted Tennessee runners.
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Cresy
Tennessee
Auburn
Zeke Smith
Bill Kerr
Indiana
Ron Luciano
Syracuse
Associated Press
Smith
Stengel Predicts Pitchers' Series In 1960 World Series
Casey Stengel of the New York Yankees predicts a pitchers series as the 1960 World Series opens in Milwaukee. He highlights Warren Spahn for Milwaukee and Whitey Ford as a southpaw starter, with Lew Burdette to start for the Braves in game two. Stengel argues strong pitching can decide the outcome, noting Burdette’s past dominance and Turley as a key Yankee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Spahn
Casey
Warren Spatin
Braves
Pittsburgh
Bob Friend
Whitey Ford
Stengel
Lew Burdette
Tim
Burdette
Hines
Ayos
Pond
Tarlay
Tmat
Turley
Bob Turley
Yankees
Tate
Kale
Sooners and Army Lead In National Offense Rankings
Oklahoma and Army top the National Collegiate Athletic Bureau total offense list, with the Sooners rushing and passing leaders after a 47-14 win over West Virginia and Army’s 46-2 win over South Carolina. Michigan State, College of the Pacific, and Washington State follow in total offense among others.
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Dyanspormet
West Virginia
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Army
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Sooners
Associated Press
Cadets
Michigan State
California
College of the Pacific
Washington State
COP
Purdue
Brigham Young
Northwestern
Bobby Newman
Southern Methodist
Don Meredith
Ohio State
Swede Folley Bout Sought for World Heavyweight
The National Boxing Association proposed a bout between Ingemar Johansson of Sweden and Zoro Folley of Chandler, Arizona, naming Johansson as the rightful and undisputed challenger for Floyd Patterson. Johansson had just knocked out Maddie Machen and was named NBA fighter of the month while Folley remained the top champion contender. The NBA also released rankings ups to welter and lightweight divisions, naming new No 1 contenders after recent upsets and listing several promising prospects across divisions.
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Milwaukeb
National Boxing Association Today
Ingemar Johansson
Sweden
Zoro Folley
Chandler
Ariz
Ute
Johansson
Maddie Machen
NBA
Folley
Floyd Patterson
Vince Martine
Virgil Akins
Gaspar Ortega
Don Jordan
Kenny Lane
Joe Brown
Dalllo Loi
Ttaty
Mario Vecciata
Billy Hester
San Dieo
Calif
Stephen Redl
Passaic
N. J
Len Matthews
Philadelphia
Guy Sumith
Mobile
Ala
George Chuvalo
Canada
Ernest Terrell
Chicago
Gerald Grey
Jamater
Auburn Triumph Highlights Wide Winning Night in London
The report notes Auburn’s strong offense with win margin 13-0 and multiple players earning praise. Highlights include Wiener, center Jackie Burkett, Lickle Frey, and end Jerry Wilson receiving praise or prizes amid the London match, with Pastrano noted as a stopper in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Sun
Jackie Burkett
Lickle Dim Doffrey
Jerry Wilson
Series Statistics by Associated Press Opponents Milwaukee Braves vs Yankees
National League champions Milwaukee Braves meet American League champions New York Yankees in the World Series. Schedule runs October 1 to 7 with games in Milwaukee and New York, 2 p.m. EST start times, travel days noted. Opening day pitchers Warren Spahn for Milwaukee and Whitey Ford for New York. Attendance 47,909. Radio and naval broadcasts listed. Series standings show American and National League tallies. Last year’s results recap Milwaukee’s four titles and New York’s five titles.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee Braves
New York Yankees
Milwaukee
New York
Suniay
Topen
Milwanskee
Yankers
Warren Spahin
Whitey Por
Leytsiel Naval Broadcasting Company
Aries League
Milwausey ML
ALY MS
Injuries Spark Second Look at Grid Favorites
College football injury reports reshape Saturday’s slate as Penn faces Dartmouth without halfback Pred Bolling and center John Mareciano out. Purdue may be without QB Bob Spooorth. Ohio State scarce without Buckeye starter Frank Kremblas. Michigan seeks Herrnstein’s return against Michigan State as Spartan fears grow.
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Pyankotmce
Dartmouth
Penn
Penn State
Indians
Pred Bolling
Dolling
Quakers
John Marehiano
Davlinnath
Alwady
Bill 'Pmttwas
Fayette
Tihinols
Durhan
Toast
Jack Delvent
Nebraska
Boilermakers
Owls
Minnesotae Gophers
Panthers
Bil Kaliden
Laslep
Ivan ‘Tovein
Paul Haley
Ohio
Washington Huskies
Kremblas
Woody Hayes
Diana
West Virginia
Oklahoma
Mountaineer
Dick Longfellow
Michigan
John Herrnstein
Wolverines
Michigan State
Spartans
Horrnstein
Jon
Southern California
Theouchdowns
Local boxing results from Oakland card
In Oakland Johnny Gonss of 135 and Cisco Andrade of 135 faced off as part of a mixed weight card. The bout featured Galil and Compton participants with final scores not provided, reflecting an early stage recap in a fractured OCR segment.
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Oakland
Calif
Johnny Gonss
Galil
Cisco Andrade
Compton
Gall
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West York Place
Billy
Clara Bachofner
Richard Bachofner
Ernest Bachofner
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Hugh Bedient
Bedient
Falconer
Shaw Bickford
Jean ~ Komenda
Gue
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A. Fea
Don Phil- Tips
Chuck Willett
Virtue
Thelma Paulson
Pity
VFW
Aero SA
Les A & B
Jatt
Taylor Jewelry
Tool Room
Roberts Purni
Bennett's
Thompson's
TSA
Gatapo
Fogle Lumber
VEW Ladies
Thompson
Rogers Stee
Elgin Laboratories
Jastwehr
Rogers Sterl Wos
Mabel's
Elgin Lab
Avaliat Ladies
Ptalf
Hasbroth
Cory Phargnacy
Blondie
Luster
Pastrano
Charlotte
N. G
Bob Baker
Wiban Thoma
Charotte
Claassen
London
Enghand
Wille Pastrano
Fla
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
Lumber Coal Builders
Lawn Mowers
Brigga & Stratton
Clinton, Lauson and Jacobson Small Motors
Cady & Collier
E. South St
TCU
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