Army Cadets Eye Pressures and Local Hope for 1959 Season
Cadet Kaver from Corry eyeing guard position as Army opens a rugged 1959 schedule under coach Dale Hall. Alongside Kaver, Bob Fuelsher of Tionesta and Dale Kubns of Clearfield compete for spots. Springfield captain Bill Carpenter returns. Army faces Air Force Academy on Halloween and Norman Sooners in Norman, with key clashes at Michie Stadium against Boston College, Penn State, Colorado State, and Villanova.
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Corry High
Don
Fred Kauer
Gamma Road
Beavers
Pneumoni
Orange and Black
Corry
Bob Fuelshirt
Tionesta
Dale Kubns
Clearfield
Bill Carpenter
Sho
Springfield
Black Knights
Hall
Air Force Academy
Norman
Oklahoma
Sooners
Tllinois
Duke
Navy
Michie Stadium
Boston College
Penn State
Colorado State
Villanova
Carpenter
Don Us~ry
Bob Anderson
Joe Caldwell
Koufax Ties Strikeout Mark In Dodgers Giants Tilt
Sandy Koufax matched the major league strikeout record with 18 in a nine inning game tying the record held by Feller and achieved in a Dodgers win over the Giants. Moon hit a three run homer as Los Angeles moved within one game of San Francisco, while Koufax tied the NL single game mark with 18 strikeouts.
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Boston
Washington
Associated Press
Bobby Felley
Jack Coombs
Warren Spahn
Coombs
Spahn
Sandy Koufax
Peller
San Francisco
Wally Moon
Los Angeles Dodgers
Giants
Feller
Cleveland
Detroit
Koufax
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis
Chicago
Cubs
Philadelphia
Dodgers
Jsew
Mit
Milwaukee Tn
Pittsburgh
Phils
Willie McCovey
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Jackie Brandt
Jack Sanford
Moon
Worthington
Sanford
Gilliam
Baseball Standings and Schedule From a Bygone Week
The AL table shows Chicago 80, Cleveland 75, Detroit 64, New York 66, Baltimore 61, Boston 62, Kansas City 59, Washington 52. Tuesday’s schedule features Washington at Boston, Kansas City at Cleveland, Detroit at Chicago, New York at Baltimore. Boston beat Washington 4 3 in 10 innings. NL standings list San Francisco 58 55? Milwaukee 60 53. Remaining games include Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and St. Louis at Los Angeles with Chicago at San Francisco on the docket.
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G.B
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Bt. Louig
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Creola to Tribe signs Nick Grenla in baseball bid
Warren youth Nick Grenla, key in Dragons wins over Beavers, signs with a Glass G farm club. He starred for Warren Rockets this season, leading in runs scored with 28 and batting .408, while also excelling in basketball. Creola earned All-Section 1 first team honors last winter.
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Cleveland
Tribe
Nick Grenla
Warren
Dragons
Corry
Beavers
Creola
Insigns
Glass G
Gland
Warren Rockets
Nick
Creati
Six Foot Ark
National League Leaders and a Mosquito Control Proposal
Baseball leaders feature Aaron Milwaukee with 361 at bats and 189 hits while Pinson Cincinnati tops in doubles and triples. A stray editorial note from Trenton mocks mosquitos before reporting Charles Sandman proposing to rename county mosquito extermination commissions to mosquito control commissions.
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WATS
Trenton
N. J
Charles W. Sandman
Tias
West Indies Threatens In Pan Am Track Showdown
The United States Pan-American Games team leads with 26 of 30 golds, but the West Indies Federation poses a challenge in the semifinal at Soldier Field. George Kerr, Mal Spence, and Basil Ince headline the 400 meters contenders, while Ray Norton and Barlene Brown bolster the U S sprint and field events. The U S dominated Monday with eight medals as Al Oerter set a mark, and the U S basketball team posted a record 1446 victory.
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Chicago
United States
West Indies
U.S
Soldier Field
George Kerr
University of Timnois
Mal Spence
Basil Ince
Ray Norton
Barlene Brown
Los Angeles
Norton
al Oeriter
Carter
Fortune Gordien
Uncle Sam
Cube
Tri Boxing
Harry Campbell
Argentina
Abel Laudonia
Dean Harrison
Venezuela
Ennrique
New Systems Prevail In College Gridiron Drills Begin
Associated Press reports major changes loom as college teams start fall practice across the nation. LSU introduces a three platoon system inspired by its 1958 champion play, while Army and Navy adapt to wide open football and new coaches at several programs. Changes ripple through LSU, Army, Navy, Michigan, Baylor, Maryland, Colorado, Brown, North Carolina, and more as teams prepare for a three week window before season opens.
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Associated Press
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
Louisiana State
Army
Ile Lambert
LSU
Bill Cannon
Jim Houston
Ohio State
Zeke Smith
Auburn
Amy
Navy
Notre Dame
Dale Hall
Red Blaik
West Point
Wayne Harden
Eddie Idelata
Joe Kuharich
Terry Brennan
Bump Eulnt
Bennie Oosterbayn
Michigan
Job Briders
Baylor
Sam Boyd
Tom Nugent
Maryland
Tommy Mont
Everett
Sunny) Grandelius
Dallas Ward
Johan McLatahery
Brown
Alyn Kelley
Jim Hickey
North Caralina
Tatum
Bob Anderson
Obin State
Oklahoma
Baseball leaders and boxing results from recent games
American Batting leaders list includes Kuenn Detroit 351 at bats and Colavito Cleveland 98 RBIs with other top totals. Pitching leaders name McLish Cleveland 167 decisions and Wynn and Bunning at 156 strikeouts. Last night’s fights report Enrique Serrano stopped Baby Camacho in Tijuana.
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Kuenn
Detroit
Kaline
Yost
Powter
Cleveland
Colavilo
Clevepee
Killebrew
Washington
Pax
Chicago
Kuelin
Runnels
Boston
Williams
Kansas City
Allison
Kubek
New York
Colavito
Aparicio
Chicao
Landis
Manine
Shaw
McLish
Wynn
Bunning
Tijuana
Mexico
Enrique Serrano
Baby Camacho
Mexicali
Fraser Whips MacKay As Aussies Regain Davis Cup
Fraser Whips MacKay as Australia regains the Davis Cup in Forest Hills New York. Neale Fraser, after six years, defeated Barry Mackay 8 3 5 4 etc in singles to seal the win. Fraser and Roy Emerson then took the doubles from Olmedo and Buchholz to clinch the cup for Australia.
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Fraser
MacKay
Forest Hills
Neale Fraser
Melbourne
Jude
Alex Olmedo
United States
Praser
Barry Mackay
Dayton
Vrascrums
Olmedo
Roy Emerson
Earl Buchholz
St. Louis
Rod Laver
U.S
Harry Hopman
America
Hopman
Fawn
Barry
Common
Alex
Lew Hoad
Ker Rosewall
Jies
Big Eight race shapes for bowl spot behind Oklahoma
Third in a series previews the 1949 Big Eight race with Oklahoma aiming for a second straight title but ineligible for a past bow l. Missouri Nebraska Colorado Kansas Kansas State Iowa State and Oklahoma State show mixed strength as Dan Devine at Missouri and John Solmos at Kansas lift hopes alongside Sonny Grandelius at Colorado and Cliff Speice’s Oklahoma State.
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SIM
Oklahoma Sooners
Oklahorma
Miami
Sooners
Kansas
al America
Bob Hartison
Ross Coyle
Soonerland
Missouri
Dan Devine
Phil Snowden
Jack Mitchell
Kansas Jayhawks
John Peppercorn
Nebraska
Bill Jennings
Jennings
Cornhuskers
Sonny Grandelius
Colorado
Buffaloes
Bus Mertes
Kansas State Wildcats
Mertes
John Solmos
South Bend
Ind
Town State
Clay Stapleton
Tgarniag
Dwight Nichols
Knoxville
Towa
Quldinoma State University
Cliff Specie
91 Matches Feature Mixed Doubles Opener at Mead Park
Corry Tennis Club hosted the mixed doubles opener at Mead Park courts with several matches completed. Frank McKnight and Betty Mackenzie swept George and Mrs Downey 6-0 6-2 while Tom Titus and Mary Beth Keppel beat Bob Marsh and Sandy Varrassa 6-1 6-2. Amoroso and Mackinhaupt won 8-6 over Dretsch and Frigina, leading 1-0 in the second set when play paused for tonight.
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Corry
Mead Paw Courts
Frank McKnight
Betty Mackenzie
George Downey
Tom Titus
Mary Beth Keppel
Bob Marsh
Sandy Varrassa
Tony Amoroso
Janel Mackinhaupt
Tom Dretsch
Margaret Frigina
Amoroso
Meknight-Macken
Tony Radeck
Ellen Lennon
Author Sperone Arthur 7 Axie Dies at Home
Sperone Arthur 7 Axie, longtime director of the Bnook Bratt Pree Library and author of several children books, died Sunday of a heart attack. Born in Lynn Massachusetts, he shaped library programs and literature for young readers.
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Uthor
Sperone
Arthur 7Axie
Bnook:Bratt-Pree Library
Lynn
Mass
Schoendienst Returns To Braves Today
Red Schoendienst, top second baseman, rejoins the Milwaukee Braves after recovering from tuberculosis and surgery. The 31-year-old German-born infielder has his doctors’ OK to play, hoping to spark Milwaukee in the pennant race as time runs out and provide a leadership boost.
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Red Schoendienst
Milwaukee Braves
Schoendienst
St. Lois
Germantown
Til
Milwaukee
Schoendiest
Philadelphia
Braves
Major Loop Stars Pitching and Hitting vs Giants
Lindy Kolfax pitched a five to two victory striking out 18 to surpass Dizzy Dean and Bol Feller. Wally Moon of the Dodgers walked scored in the eighth and added a three run homer in the ninth as Los Angeles beat the Giants 5-2 to trim the lead to one game.
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Deser
Ted Bol Feller
Dizzy Dean
Giants
Wally Moon
Dodgers
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Erst Place
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