Stautner Arrives At Steeler Camp
Stautner reports to Steelers camp as drills begin at the training site. The veteran lineman joins teammates for intensity and competition in the early sessions.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1956
Page
7
Stautner reports to Steelers camp as drills begin at the training site. The veteran lineman joins teammates for intensity and competition in the early sessions.
Unclear readable text shows a chaotic sports page with scattered mentions of Mathews, Braves, and other teams. Key points include references to a win by Mathews and a loss or mixed outcomes across multiple games, with late innings and defensive plays highlighted amid generic game notes. Names and specifics are garbled, but the fragment indicates Braves involvement and competitive play across several matchups.
President cites Mickey Mantle’s home run prowess as the Yankees beat the Senators. Jim Lemon and Tirke Knight homer, Elsen Shower and Healy contribute, while the President shares a playful moment with Mantle after the game.
Vasquez, a 5 8 Mexican lightheavy, defeated Soo with a fast left right at 1 2 3 6 of the sixth round at Capitol Arena to retain the crown. Referee Marty Gallagher halted Soo on a foot injury as the crowd of 391 roared and paid $814.30. Mantle and the Yankees played elsewhere as boxing and TV fees saved the night.
Panthers begin pre season drills with hopes of advancing in national standing. Notable players include Joe Walton Beaver Falls who set a university record for touchdown passes last season. A separate report notes James C Robin of Baltimore and others acquiring control of Ocean Downs harness track near Ocean City, Maryland.
The page lists American and National League standings with wins losses and games behind, plus yesterday and tomorrow schedules. Team names include New York, St Louis, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Chicago, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, and others with scattered scores and results across multiple matchups.
Scattered five singles backed a 1-0 victory in 10 innings as Dick Donovan shut down the opposition. Eddie Mathews drove in five runs including his 34th homer, powering Milwaukee’s drive in the National League race with a sweep over the Cardinals.
Oil City emerges as Beavers’ second foe with a balanced lineup and veteran core. Coach Kaufman notes readiness for the new campaign while acknowledging uncertain outcomes against tougher independent competition.
Lions beat the Philadelphia Eagles 30-14 in Miami's Orange Bowl for their second win in three exhibitions. Detroit opened strong, driving 80 yards in the first seven minutes and adding 16 more points as players like Stitt Thuteadt and Bobby Lana contributed on offense.
Wilkinson a 1965 Beaver guard will represent Corry on the county squad facing Erie clubs in the Save-An-Eye charity game on Labor Day. Practice under Johnny Fails at Harpercreek has progressed despite a poor field. The Lions Club event will be in Erie Stadium.
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