Sectional grid race tightens with key clash looming
In Section 11 football, four teams Warren Meadville Franklin and Corry remain in title contention as the race nears the halfway mark. A pivotal Warren Meadville game at Meadville this weekend could trim the field or force a three way tie. Corry must win out and hope others stumble to avoid an outright loss of the crown.
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Big Game Notes From Franklin Corry Clash
Football recap around Franklin Friday night notes a 35 yard field goal by Walt Thomas, a 56 yard quick kick by Terry Williams, and Rudy Silvis's interception that sparked a late lead. Crowds near 9,500 at Miller Sibley Field showed high school gridiron drama despite Corry's loss.
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Bowling star shines as Wellenhoffer posts 614 series
John Wellenhoffer led Bowl-Aire Men's A League last night with a 614 series on games of 213 205 and 226 Merle Ottaway added 612 with 222 and 213 Dick Beckerink paced the Clymer League with a 235 while Allan Dunnewald Jim Adams Minford Hinsdale and Vintent Legters also reached the high scores In football Corry and Franklin report injuries but expect strong lineups for next CAHS clash
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Corry Leads District Ratings After Friday Win
The Cory Beavers surged to the top of the District 10 high school football ratings after a 26 16 victory over Franklin Friday night. Franklin fell to second with one first place vote. Grove City stayed third, Erie Cathedral Prep fourth, and Erie East fifth in the Erie Morning News poll of seven area sportswriters.
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Yankees Favored To Even Series In World Series
The Yankees are 6 5 favorites in man to man odds to beat the Braves tomorrow and force a three to two World Series, with the Braves at 11 5 to win.
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Turley Shuts Braves 7-0 in World Series Game Five
Yankees crush Lew Burdette as Bob Turley fires a five hit shutout with ten strikeouts to give New York a 2-3 series edge. Elston Howard’s sprawling catch and double play help erase threats, while Milwaukee’s Warren Spahn and Art Ditmar loom as potential Game Six starters.
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McDougald Seeks Ball Check Before Burdette Home Run
In Milwaukee Gil McDougald asked umpire Al Barlick to inspect Lew Burdette’s ball after Burdette serving a knuckleball claim before McDougald hit a third inning homer as the Yankees beat the Braves 7-0. Barlick ruled the ball foul and replaced it, McDougald then hit again for a left field home run.
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Turley Fans 11 Dodgers and 10 Braves in World Series
Series sidelights note Bob Turley became the second pitcher in World Series history to strike out 10 or more in two games, joining Walter Johnson. The Yankees aim to snap a Braves home winning streak as Milwaukee swept NY in prior meetings. Berra leads by hits and total bases in series records while McDougald climbs the all time lists. Yanks and Braves show notable series marks and six-run sixth innings mirror past feats.
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Pistol Practice Scores Listed at Corry Red and Guin Club
Scores from pistol practice at the Corry Red and Guin Club were announced last night with R Lindberg posting 280, R Zeaman 277, and M Lillie 263. An organizational meeting for the league is set for Thursday at 7 p.m. Indoor rifle practice begins this week, with the frat session scheduled for junior town at 7 p.m. at the Jocu club rooms.
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Auburn Tops AP Grid. Oklahoma Drops From First
Auburn returns to the No 1 spot in the AP college basketball poll edging Oklahoma as the top vote getter with 43 first place votes to Oklahoma’s 24. The top 10 includes Notre Dame Ohio State Wisconsin Mississippi Clemson Michigan State Pitt and a debut for Pittsburgh. The second 10 lists LSU Purdue Michigan Oregon Texas Yale and others with several teams shuffled.
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Logart Scores Revenge Victory in Ten Round Bout
Tsage Logart avenges a loss to Rudell Stitch with a unanimous decision in a ten round fight at St Nicholas Ave. Logart, 146 pounds, from Cuba, stops a three fight skid and plans a South American tour. He hopes for a title shot later but stays busy with a Kingston, Jamaica bout against Gerald Gray.
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Little Beavers Beat Meadville 19 to 7 on Home Field
The Little Beavers defeated Meadville 19 to 7 at Corry Area High School Field. Bob Roden scored on a six yard reverse, Ray Mitchell added a one yard TD on a reverse, and Oklahoma led late then Penn State tied in a separate late game. Key players included Crabb, Swarts, and Morist for the visiting sides.
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Lions Trade Layne For Steeler Back
Detroit coach George Wilson explained the trade of quarterback Bobby Layne to the Pittsburgh Steelers for quarterback Earl Morrall and two high draft picks. Morrall will back Tobin Rote, who becomes the Lions’ No. 1, with Morrall as understudy.
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