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Kane Wolves Triumph 21 7 Over Port Allegany
Kane highs: Tim Montgomery scores three touchdowns as Kane beats Port Allegany 21 7. Corry and Bradford prep for clashes. section two teams hold 8 1 non conference records. World Series notes and college AFL links pepper the page with scattered sports and local anecdotes.
World Series Goes To Seven Games As Giants Tie
New York and San Francisco managers agreed the World Series would go the limit after a 7 3 Giants victory tied the series at two games apiece. Ralph Houk planned no lineup changes and would start Terry. Dark countered with Jack Sanford and predicted a seven game affair.
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Hiller Grand Slam Sparks Giants Past Yankees in World Series
San Francisco Giants beat the New York Yankees 7-3 to level the World Series at two games each. Chuck Hiller hit a grand slam with two outs in the fourth, the first bases-loaded homer by a National Leaguer in a World Series and only the second by a non Yankee. He described it as hitting pretty good for him, while remaining modest about his fame.
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Boss Mum On Bucs Trades Amid Rumors
New York AP report says Pirates general manager Joe Brown declines to reveal trade talks while noting discussions with multiple clubs including St Louis Boston Cleveland Kansas City Philadelphia Houston Milwaukee and Chicago. He would not confirm Groat for Jackson specifics though says no regulars will be traded for one star pitcher.
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All-East Football Selections Include Penn Players
Two players from Pennsylvania schools earned spots on the weekly All East major college football team announced by the East Jim College Athletic Conference. Villanova tackle Charlie Johnson and Pittsburgh quarterback Dim Traficant were named to the roster.
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Alabama Reclaims No 1 In AP Football Poll
The Associated Press poll shows defending national champion Alabama back at No 1 with 445 points and 23 first place votes led by Texas with 422 points and 20 votes. Ohio State falls to No 10 after a string of upsets, while Penn State rises to No 3 as LSU, Purdue, and Arkansas vault into the top ten.
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Penn State Leads Lambert Trophy Vote List
Penn State, winner of the trophy last year, again led the Lambert Poll in eastern college supremacy after a 187 win over Rice. Pitt placed second with eight points, Army third with 7.1, as Penn State prepared to face Army this weekend and Pitt met West Virginia.
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Franklin High Jayvees Edge Corry Knights Rally
Franklin High downed Corry in a junior varsity clash at Sheen Athletic Field. Jim Freeman scored both Knight touchdowns on short runs, with Corry replying on a late y-yard pass from Bill Bachemer to Larry Nichols. Final score 13-7, Franklin up next vs Titusville.
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Pretty Good For Me Hiller Says Pretty Good For Me
New York AP Giants show in World Series as Chuck Hiller hits bases loaded homer to tie series 2-2. Matty Alou's pinch double keeps batting order strong. Alou, 5 160 soaking wet, hot streak fuel Giants late rally as Marty Dark explains starting choice against Dodger pitching.
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Bowling scores and league standings from city action
Coan led bowling with 643 in a three game set while Shaw and Hand posted high counts in mixed scores. Airguit featured Rus sell Sh and Eddy among top marks. Baseball notes include Giants manager comments on Matty and a grand slam by Hiller, with league standings for BankAire and Cory Bakery among others.
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Trojans Trample Cowboys 12 0 in recreation football
Roehrig found Sander on a 27 yard pass and a 66 yard pass run for two Trojan touchdowns as Loveland Field hosts saw a 12 0 victory. First half idle offense gave way to a decisive third and fourth period showing by the Trojans. Additional Trojan players included Mick Johinston Bulog Growostar Reed Rieck Marsh and Proc tor.
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