Braves, Yankees eye clincher as Spahn, Ford duel
AP reports Milwaukee manager Fred Haney plans to use Warren Spahn to clinch the World Series today with Lew Burdette as his likely reliever. Casey Stengel lingers on Whitey Ford vs Bob Turley for a possible seventh game, with Ford slated to start if he proves healthy. Turley pitched brilliantly in relief on Monday, while Spahn rests slightly more than two days.
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Bob Turley
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Joe Adcock
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Frank ‘Torre
Yankee
Alston Howard
Yogi Berra
Light Heavies Meet Tonight In Fairgrounds Bout
Mollisville reports a 10 round light-heavyweight contest at Fairgrounds Coliseum featuring Eddie Cotton of Seattle challenging Ray of Chicago who weighs around 171 pounds for ABC television at 9 p.m. EST. Ray carries a 1-5-5 record with three wins by knockout in four bouts with light-heavyweight contender Jesse Bowdry, while Cotton holds a 35-7-1 career slate over nearly a decade, having quit the ring in 1956 and recently losing to Archie Moore in a notable bout.
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Chicago
Eddie Cotton
Seattle
Fairgrounds Coliseum
Ray
Jesse Bowdry
Cotton
Archie Moore
Local bowling action highlights Aero league leaders
Vern Group led Aero Athletic Association action with 231. Wayne Skinner scored 226, Joe Smollock 209 and 207, Ed Boges 212. In Bowl-Aire Ladies loop Julit Zepke 187 Theo Burgard 186 Marilyn Gibas 140. Clara Hill topped Avalon Ladies B with 178.
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Joe Smollock
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Hawkeyes Rally To Narrowly Defeat Sooners In Tight Finale
Iowa Hawkeyes overcame Oklahoma 26 to 25 in a dramatic final 48 seconds at Corry Are High School field. Duane Silvis scored on a five yard run and added the extra point after stellar blocks by Eddie Krasa and Danny Marl ett. Oklahoma built a two score lead early, Flowers scoring twice and Tom Flowers returning kicks for big gains, but Iowa answered with Krasa on a 74 yard kickoff return and Silvis to seal the win. Oklahoma outgained Iowa 184 rushing yards to 146 and held a 14 first downs to Town's eight, with a late rally by Iowa producing the decisive score.
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Werial
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Beavers Face Bradford Friday in Strong Showdown
The Corry Beavers travel to Bradford to meet the powerful McKean County square, Bradford Owls, led by five senior backs Bates Pascarella Smith Kline and Orkin. Bradford has run up 19 touchdowns in three games. Coach Hanna says improvement is essential after the Franklin loss.
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Carl Spector
MSU Center Jim Chastain Earns AP Lineman of the Week
Michigan State junior center Jim Chastain of Maynesboro Pennsylvania earned AP Lineman of the Week after a goal line interception against Michigan. His play halted a Wolverines threat at the MSU seven and sparked a 97 yard Spartan drive to a 12 12 tie.
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Spartansburg Defeats Tidioute To Tie For First
Spartansburg High moved into a share of first place in the Upper Allegheny Valley circuit by beating Tidioute 12 to 5. Carl Greer earned the win in relief of Ralph Averas, who took the loss for Tidioute. Spartansburg finished with 12 runs on 12 hits and two errors, while Tidioute had five runs on 11 hits and one error. Tomorrow they host Pleasantville in a make up game.
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Cardinals Trade Muffett Landrith and Valenzuela for Giants Pitchers
The St Louis Cardinals sent Billy Muffett Hobie Landrith and Benny Valenzuela to the San Francisco Giants in exchange for Ernie Broglio and Mary Grissom. Dave Sime, holder of indoor sprint records, may join Cupe University football as a lone end as Corry faces tough Owls. Bradford edged Corry 14 7 last season, with Beavers close to the goal line at the finish. Owls retain most of their Dall club, Beavers show improvement over 1957.
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Durham
Dave Sime
Cupe University
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