Corry Eyes Fourth Straight as Bradford Clash Looms
Corry unbeaten since 1961’s third game visits Bradford with hopes of a fourth win while Bradford seeks to rebound after a 1 3 start. The Owls face Johnsonburg Warren Erie Tech Hornell and DuBois in the stretch, with game time at Interstate Parkway set for 8 p m.
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Football Tonight and Tomorrow's Local Schedule and Lineup Notes
Tonight games include Comy at Oil City, Greenville at Grove City, Titusville at Cambridge Springs, Erie Cathedral Prep at Mel Dowell, and Fort LeBoeuf at Northwestern among others. Corry and Bradford face tough foes with key players listed. Beaver prepares no lineup changes for tonight’s independent game with Hotchkiss Scholton Barber and Vincent co captains.
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Sparta Spanks West Forest 6-3 in baseball clash
Sparta defeated West Forest 6-3 as Bill Scouten and Jerry Als dor tned in the third inning. The win keeps Sparta second in the Upper Allegheny Valley League standings behind East Forest, which led after beating Pleasantville.
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Leo Durocher critical of Alston as Dodgers delay decision
Los Angeles Dodgers may delay announcing Walter Alston's rehiring or retirement. Leo Durocher openly criticizes Alston's management after a playoff loss to San Francisco. Rumors say Durocher could take over if Alston remains or the Indians offered him a manager’s post with a large salary.
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Standout Scores Highlight Local Basketball League Night
Stan Sernicki led the Bel-Aire National B League with 610 using 193 17 and 220 games while Lefty Kelly Lewis topped the night with 235. In the American B League Lyle Shannon 223 Dale Webster 207 Bob Clark 204. James-town League at Avalon Center saw Cecil Middleton 21 and Andy Tombo 209 Don Bradford 205 Max Brown 200. Ladies A League at WEW featured Mary Hautysayn 10 single Sophie Douglas 188 Angie Crapser 140 Rosa Baker 178 Rose Welden 175.
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Rose Welden
Wildcats Edge Bear Eleven 6-0 at Loveland Field
Wildcats edged the Bears 6-0 in recreation football at Loveland Field yesterday afternoon. Dave Wetmore’s interception setup the Cats’ score. Pete McLaughlin scored on a 13 yard rollout keeper after Wettmore intercepted Gary Blynt. Bears threatened in the third but failed to convert. Next game features the Trojans vs Cowboys Monday.
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Giants Face Yankees In Game Two Of World Series
San Francisco Giants clash with New York Yankees in game two as Alvin Dark makes lineup changes. Willie McCovey and Matty Alou start, Tom Haller moves to catcher after a cut forearm, while Whitey Ford limits Giants to two hits after the fifth.
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