Dodgers Won't Stand Pat For 1964 Campaign
Dodgers general manager Buzzie Bavasi says Los Angeles will pursue upgrades for 1964 after winning the NL pennant by six games and the World Series by four. He eyes more pitching help, possible pool exchanges with the Mets and Colts, and potential trades for left handed relief, with Tracewski and Haas among noted assets. Bavasi cautions no dynasty is assured and contends the Dodgers aim to stay competitive for as far as the eye can see.
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NL Domination of Major Leagues All Star Team Named
New York AP reported seven National Leaguers including Sandy Koufax and three American Leaguers were named to the 196k All Star team. Koufax led with 68 votes. teammates White Groat Boyer Mays Aaron Marichal Kaline Richardson Howard joined on the first team. Second team includes Gilliam Wills Davis Santo Pinson Spahn Maloney Stuart Yastrzemski Baltey with further AL selections. Aaron 44 homers 130 RBIs, Koufax 25-5, and the Dodgers swept the Yankees.
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Corry Beavers Reach Height With 1953 and 1956 Teams
The Corry High Beavers produced two perfect seasons in 1953 and 1956 led by standout players Ronde Gates and the Burkhart brothers. Gates powered a 17 game win streak and All-State honors while 1956 featured Bill Mitchell Connie French and Ed Burkhart forming a dominant backfield. The era highlighted strong linemen, top scorers, and a record 312 points for the team as they built Corry’s football legacy.
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Opening Day Bucks Down as Archers Hit Pennsylvania Woods
The Game Commission estimates 200 deer were felled on opening day of the three week bow and arrow season in Pennsylvania. Weather kept turnout about 20 percent lower than last year, with 4000 to 10000 archers afield. Spokesman blamed hot and windy conditions for the drop.
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Palmer Earnings Rise After White Marsh Open Victory
Dunedin Florida APArnold Palmer boosted his official PGA earnings to 127000 after winning the White Marsh Open last weekend. PGA headquarters reported Palmer won seven of the tournaments he entered and placed in the first five in ten events, with Nicklaus nearby. Palmer’s total across 28 tournaments includes 85 090 in prize money and a string of top finishes.
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Penn State Loses Best Lineman Ahead of Army Clash
Penn State suffers a setback as top lineman Ballon Randahl tackles injury woes. The Lions, led by Rip Engle, prepare to face Army at Beaver Stadium this Saturday with Randahl ailing and uncertain for kickoff.
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Jayvees Drop Fourth In Franklin Loss To Little Knights
Corry junior varsity fell 27 to 13 to the Little Knights at Franklin. Husky Chuck Kennedy sprinted 72 yards for an early Corry lead, added a 7 yard TD later, while the Beavers struggled against the Pramielin ground attack. Carrier kicked the extra point as Corry travels to Titusville next.
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Corry lineup ends Swackhamer and Hed tackle Bracken and more
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Bears settle into fourth straight tie in rec football
Bears 0-0-4 in league play at Laveland Field, tying Beavers 6 6 in a game where Loren Stockton’s two yard TD finished scoring for the Bruins. Beavers reply on a M yard run by Mike Balog. Dennis Brown led Bears rush with 4 yards on 15 carries. Beavers share first with 24-1 mark while Cowboys and Wildcats sit 1-2-1.
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Douglas ships 607 in Men's A League at Bowl Aire
In Bowl Aire the Men's A League saw Douglas roll a 607 series with games of 221 and 195. Several players posted top scores including Bob Hand 225 and Chet Czech 221. Other high marks included Phil Sample 214, Pete Russell Jr 224, John Woodard 212, and Larry Barr 209. Homer Loomis led the town with 236 in the Clymer Handicap League at Bon Aire. Maurice Mourt 203, Dr Nor Min Bailey 203, and Troy Chase 222 also notable in the same league. Chuck Weston 227 led the Men's B League, Cy Glavimi 207, Walt Bowens 218 led the Me ines Steel Shop League at Aynco Center, with Walt Nolltuser 210, Howard Van Tansell 202, and Ken Yoder 200. Chuck Jackson 219 in the WEW Businessmen’s Long.
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Pirates reshuffle coaching staff for 1940 season
Pirates replace Ron Northey with Mickey Vernon and drop coaches Vinal Tricks and Gene Baker, cutting the staff from six to four. Vernon returns to a Pirates coaching berth after a stint as Benator manager, with manager Danny Marten l stating the move was difficult but praised Vernon as a ready coaching choice from Chester, Pa.
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Texas Looms For Sooners Top Bill in Cotton Bowl Showdown
Oklahoma, ranked No 1 in the AP poll, faces Texas in the Cotton Bowl as both teams vie for national title positioning. Oklahoma seeks a victory to bolster a possible national tie bid while Texas, unbeaten in three straight, eyes the No 2 ranking and a strong series edge.
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