Corry High JVs Fall To Franklin 26-6 In Opener
Corry High JVs were defeated 26 to 6 by Franklin reserves last night at Protraktin. The game featured rough play and porous defense with several long passes and short runs. Corry's scoring came on a 1 yard plunge by Johnson, with Franklin replying via multiple passes to McMichael and OConner, and Snyder adding the extra point.
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Dodgers Star Draft Picks Aims For First Selections
In Cincinnati the Dodgers lead the special NL draft with Hodges and Darker among top bets. Mets rumors place Hodges and Larker in line, while other clubs eye Ashburn, Lanin, and Shantz. Each club must draft 18 players at 75 000 each with options for eight more. a premium list valued at 125 000 will be offered to new clubs in the expanded league.
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Don Leppert
Yankees Clinch World Series In Five Over Reds
The New York Yankees swept the Cincinnati Reds in five games at Crosley Field to capture their 19th World Series title. Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle were limited by injuries, but Hector Lopez drove in seven runs and Bobby Richardson collected nine hits in 23 at bats. Ralph Houk became only the third rookie-year manager to win a title, as the Yankees outplayed a Reds lineup relying on Frank Robinson and Vada Pinson who produced little.
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Maris Delivers Key Home Run In Yankees World Series Victory
In a 13-6 win over the Reds, Roger Maris delivered the pivotal ninth inning homer as the Yankees claimed the series four games to one. Manager Ralph Houk praised all players while noting injuries to Mantle and Berra, and Ford Frick plus owners hailed the victory.
Rip Engle Seeks 100th Victory Against Army at Beaver
University Park Pennsylvania AP report says Penn State coach Rip Engle aims for his 100th win as the Nittany Lions face Army at Beaver Stadium. Engle is noted for a 194-232-4 career line in 12 seasons at Penn State and Brown, with a history of prolific quarterbacks and a lengthy coaching arc.
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Whitey Ford Named Hero of 1961 World Series
Cincinnati Reds were swept by the New York Yankees in four games as Whitey Ford emerged as the series hero. Ford pitched 14 scoreless innings across the set and tied Babe Ruth’s pitching record with a dominant performance. Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle contributed key hits while Ford’s masterful control and durability anchored New York’s title run.
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Cowboys win first youth football game at Loveland Field
The Cowboys edged the Wadenis 14 to 12 in the Boys Recreation Football League opener at Loveland Field. Silvis moved for 45 and 47 yard TD runs while Proper added 24 and 5% yard scores. Turnovers after touchdowns decided the game as both teams led in the first and fourth quarters.
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Rebels Replace Iowa as No 1 Team In Nation
Mississippi’s rollicking Rebels rose to the nations top spot with a 21 first place votes from regional AP experts. Iowa slips from the top while Alabama, Texas, Michigan State, and Michigan follow in the top six. Notre Dame returns to the rankings for the first time since 1959. Syracuse and Georgia Tech drop from the list after recent losses.
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Bowling strikes hit 600 club across four leagues
Three men reached the exclusive 600 circle as four men's leagues bowled at Jocal lanes. Kip Ander on topped 806 with 218 200 192. Mary Perkins added 602 and league top 45. A League saw 11 scores of 200 plus. Other 200s included Renz 204 Thorne 212 Russell 206 Conn 206 Merk 209 Cragg 203 Muink 223 210 186. In Clymer Brand, Muink notched 223 210 186. Phil Gray ink 211 and Dutch circuit saw Paul Auer 221 Emory Benson 204 Wester 310 Frisina 207 Slugie 200.
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Elclynakt
Shorty Conn
Dick Merk
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Arl Muink
Phil Gray
Ink
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Emmory Benson
Chuck Wester
Angi Frisina
Ed Slugie
Two Consecutive Holes In One At Sharon
Sharon Pa saw consecutive holes in one at Tom O Shanter course. Atty E R Friediob of Youngstown Ohio and fob Baltine of Wheatland Pa achieved a rare feat with a 10 yard hole one, a nine iron that rolled past the pin and into the cup, followed by Baltine using a wedge for a shot that stopped two feet from the hole and dropped in on the first bounce. It marked Baltine's fourth win and Friedtob's first hole in one.
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500 Deer Bagged In First Week Of Archery Season
Pennsylvania hunters bagged about 500 deer during the first week of bow and arrow hunting, which began Oct. 2, according to the State Game Commission. Almost half the total came from the state's north central area.
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World Series Box Score Highlights for New York and Cincinnati
Box score from the World Series shows New York with 13 runs and Cincinnati with 5. Key hits include two base hits from Howard and Maris, plus home runs by Blanchard, Robinson, and Lopes. Pitchers Coleman, Daley, Kuso, and Pirkey credited with losses or holds. Lopes and Daley noted for sequences.
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