Three-Way Section Tie Looms After Warren Tops Meadville
Warren's Dragons crushed Meadville 38 0 on War Memorial Field to set up a potential three way Section 11 tie with Corry and Franklin. Corry and Franklin each hold 2 1 records with two league games left as Titusville Oil City Meadville loom. Corry’s Kim Rumbaugh, transfer from Denison, starred for Thiel guarding and wrestling, while Warren’s dominance and Meadville injuries shaped the standings.
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Army Notre Dame clash delayed beyond 1964
South Bend AP reports the Army Notre Dame football rivalry may resume after 1964. Army coach Red Blaik says they have commitments through 1963, while Notre Dame athletic director Ed Krause expects a return in 1964 or 1965, with potential football renewals later. The storied series began in 1913 after Army defeated Notre Dame, shaping a long rivalry across sports.
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Braves sign Tebbetts and rehire Haney reshape front office
MILWAUKEE AP reports the Milwaukee Braves may alter power among Birdie Tebbetts and Pred Haney as Tebbetts joins in executive duties while Haney returns as field manager. The deal raises questions about John Quinn’s GM status and whether Tebbetts will influence on-field decisions. Haney denies a raise, calls it no comment, and downplays salary talk as the club confirms the arrangement.
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Little Beavers Host Knight IVs In Open Tonight
Corry Area High School Field hosts a high school doubleheader with the Orange and Black junior varsity facing Franklin Jayvees. Little Beavers seek its fifth straight win as Franklin aims to stay undefeated, while Iowa meets Penn State in a Recreation League game preceding the varsity contest. Starting lineup includes Don Wharton at QB and Dale Mitchell at left tackle.
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Mays All-Stars Beat Mantle's Team 6 2 in Exhibition
Willie Mays returns to Yankee Stadium with the National League All-Stars and helps defeat Mantle's American League squad 6 to 2. Mays collects a triple and three singles in five at-bats, joining Richie Ashburn to total seven hits. Ashburn goes 3-for-4 and scores, with four NL pitchers combining for four hits allowed.
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Unbeaten Heavy Fights Two Tonight
Cedar City Utah lightweight heavyweight Lamar Clark remains unbeaten as he headlines a club card facing Oscar Talley of Oakland and Ricky Smith of Aalarreds in two four round bouts. Clark has 12 pro wins with 11 by knockout including five in the first round.
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Cubs Name Bob Scheffing Manager For Another Season
Chicago Cubs rehired Bob Scheffing to manage the club for another year. In boxing, Piero Rollo of Sardinia outpointed Mario D Agata of Rome by 15 rounds for the European bantamweight title in Cagliari.
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Browns and Colts Undefeated After 3 Games
Associated Press notes two NFL clubs, the Browns and the Colts, remain unbeaten after three games. Johnny Waltas is highlighted for a touchdown pass, while Jim Brown is praised for powerful runs. The piece previews fans expecting dramatic plays in upcoming fixtures.
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Pro Football Results and Standings Report
Eastern conference leaders Baltimore and Cleveland sit at 3-0 atop the league standings. Results include Baltimore 24 Green Bay 17 and Cleveland 36 Chicago Cards 26. Next Sunday schedules feature key matchups as Bears host Chicago at Los Angeles and Pittsburgh visits Cleveland.
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Hyndman fuels U S tie in world amateur golf playoff
Bill Hyndman of Philadelphia timed late surge on the final four holes to force a playoff in the world amateur championships with Australia. In Chicago, Round Table won the Hawthorne Gold Cup, boosting earnings toward a record total. Artie Towne, 173, New York, outpointed Johnny McCoy, 171, New York, in Sherbrooke.
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Army Eyes National Title After Oklahoma Bites Dust
Army aims for its first national football title after a 14-2 win over Notre Dame and a late season run. Oklahoma suffers a second defeat in 54 games as Texas slips by 15-14, reshaping title odds with Army, Auburn, and top-ranked teams looming.
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Saturday Stars Shine In Gridiron Wide Routs Across Colleges
Navy and Army stars lead decisive wins with multiple touchdowns and key passing plays. Joel Tronchini and Gene Appel highlight strong performances for Navy and Columbia. Syracuse and Houston post dominant blowouts as Big Ten and SEC squads notch big wins.
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Butler Bowler Wins Blind Bowling Championship in Erie
In Erie Pennsylvania Bill Sonn tag of Butler captured the men’s title at the first annual Erie Blind Bowling Tournament. Sonntag posted a six game handicap total of 1 201 to win with 907 pinfall while finishing second with 1 162 in the event conducted Saturday.
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Bowl-Aire Mixed Doubles League Scores Led by Lumielle
Bill Lumielle paced Bowl-Aire Mixed Doubles with 225 and 212 games to lead the standings. Second place went to Euland Harvey, with other high scores posted by Bill Swunple and Pram Beinard. Team matchups included Hit & Miss, Pirates, Splitters, Pin Splitters, and Melnnes, with totals around the 2,300s across a last-night slate.
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Tribe Announcer Jack Cresson Dies at 55
Jack Cresson, longtime public address announcer for the Cleveland Indians, died at 55 of a heart attack while in Richmond Heights. He called more than 2,000 games over three decades, becoming a familiar voice at home games and a key figure in the club’s broadcasts.
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Braves Sign Haney For One Year As Manager
The Milwaukee Braves announce a new one year contract for Pred Haney to manage the NL champions. George Birdie Teb betsman is hired as executive vice president.
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