Beavers Travel to Millcreek for Substitute Grid Clash
Corry Area High School dispatches the Orange and Black to Millcreek tonight to face the Trojans at BITS in a rescheduled substitute game. Influenza outbreaks forced Harborcreek and Erie Tech disruptions, but Corry, aiming a warmup before Titusville and Meadville, accepts McDowell’s invitation. The Beavers receive a $150 guarantee, with most regulars in place and only Don Kauer out.
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Pitt Leaves For Notre Dame Game
The Pitt football squad chartered a plane today for Ekhart Indiana to play Notre Dame in South Bend tomorrow. Coach Johnny Michelosen held the final on campus indoors due to bad weather and a dress rehearsal was set for this afternoon at Notre Dame Stadium. LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS IN LOS ANGELES Charley Black age 100 from Los Angeles knocked out Chebo Hernandes 169 from Juarez Mexico in the seventh round.
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Band Members Fill In For East Mountain Gridders
EAST MOUNTAIN Tex Seven members of the high school band will reinforce the East Mountain football team for tonight’s game with Spring Hill. Coach Lonnie Lenton appealed for volunteers after star tackle Wendell Harvey was killed in an auto crash and influenza kept the squad to eight players. We might get beat 190-0 but we’re going to play.
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Lopez Named American League Manager of the Year 1957
Al Lopez of the Chicago White Sox, once unemployed, was named American League Manager of the Year for 1957 by the Baseball Writers Association of America. He directed a second place Sox squad that challenged the pennant winners, ahead of Casey Stengel and Paul Richards.
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Busso Favored In Bout Tonight at Madison Square Garden
New York observers expect John Busso to upset Gale Kerwin as the undefeated underdog Russo holds a 13 to 5 favorite line for an NBC 9 p.m. EST 10 round bout in Madison Square Garden.
Alston Reese Sign With Dodgers In Los Angeles
Walt Alston and Pee Wee Reese signed one year contracts with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Alston received 36000 dollars and Reese 39000 dollars. Dodgers officials said ticket demand surged after the signings and hinted at Dressen joining as a special assistant to Alston.
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Upsets Loom as Clemson Wins in 13–0 ACC Clash
A stormy weekend looms as Clemson sides with a 13–0 win over South Carolina in Columbia. Clemson, now 1-2-0 in ACC play, halted South Carolina’s drives with stout defense led by Ray Masner and Har vey White’s aerials. Duke and North Carolina State hold atop ACC with unbeaten marks as the big upset watch shifts to Oklahoma, Texas A M, Iowa, Duke, Auburn, Mississippi and Notre Dame.
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Hesperia Open Golf Leads With One Stroke Margin
In Hesperia California Fran Bayn of Orlando Florida carded a 66 in the first round, edging under par by one stroke. Bayn holds a slim lead as the Hesperia Open progresses.
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