Corry Beavers Triumph Over Grove City 40 to 20
Corry Beavers overpower Grove City 40 to 20 as Mitchell and French lead late scoring drives. Beavers build early lead with 14 points in the first quarter and extend through the second and fourth periods, while Grove City rallies briefly but falls short. Key players include Mitchell, French, Lovaglio, Urey, and Glessner for Corry, with Guarnier and Lovaglio starring for Grove City.
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Dodgers Crush Yankees 13-8 in World Series Beatdown
Brooklyn roared back from an early deficit to rout New York 13 to 8, sweeping the first two games of the World Series. Don Newcombe and Don Larsen struggled as Pee Wee Reese, Duke Snider, and Gil Hodges fueled a 13-hit attack, breaking the Yankees' four-game run and extending the series momentum for Brooklyn.
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Yankees Fall To Dodgers In World Series Onslaught
New York struggles as eight of ten Yankee pitchers see action and post a 6 3 and 13 8 losses in the first two games. Dodgers’ hitters pile up 21 hits and 19 runs while Yankee pitching walks reach ten. Whitey Ford returns after a rough start as Casey Stengel reshuffles a depleted staff.
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Records Snap In Weird Series Second Game
The second World Series game yesterday, won by the Dodgers 13-8, produced multiple records and ties. Dodgers and Yankees pitchers combined set or tied several marks, including longest game duration and most pitchers in a game, with other records for bases on balls and home runs in the series.
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Pitt Goes West After 3rd Win
Pitt aims for a third straight victory in an intersectional game at California. Coach John Michelosen promoted Bob Rosborough to first string right end for his blocking. Dick Scherer shifts from right end to back up Joe Walton at the other end after last week’s 14 7 win over Syracuse.
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Browns Favored Over Steelers in Forbes Field Clash
Browns enter as slight favorites over the Steelers at Forbes Field after a 1-7 slide, while Pittsburgh opened its season with an 80 to 18 win over the Washington Redskins. An expected crowd of 35,000 attends as regional scores list Greenville 0 Franklin 27 and Conneaut 46 Erie East 19 among others.
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Pro Football Showdowns Shake Up NBA Crowns
Four surprise NFL contenders enter a weekend shakeup with key clashes that could reshuffle standings. Baltimore hosts the Colts and Lions while the Giants meet the Cardinals in Chicago. results hinge on stars Shaw Ameche Layne Summerall and the Browns’ power balance against the Cards.
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