Panthers Lone Varsity QB Traficant Hobbled in Scrimmage
MEALVILLE AP Jim Traficant Pitt's No 1 quarterback limped on crutches after a midweek scrimmage at Allegheny College training camp. Coach Michelosen said cartilage damage uncertain, ankle swelling and stretched muscles, with return to campus planned after camp ends. Panthers face a tough 1961 schedule with five returning starters amid inexperience. Traficant remains key as the only varsityQB. backups include Collela Lehner and Martha.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Highlights From Thursday
American League results include Detroit 8 Chicago 2 and Minnesota 5 New York 4 with Cleveland 3 Washington 2 and Kansas City 17 to 3. Los Angeles beat Boston 7 to 6 while Detroit visits New York and other matchups are listed for today and Saturday. In the National League Cincinnati lead 79 53, with Milwaukee San Francisco St Louis and Pittsburgh in pursuit. Thursday rest reports Chicago 6 San Francisco 1 and Milwaukee 2 Los Angeles 1 among notable results.
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Penn State Faces Key Openers in 1961 Football Outlook
Penn State coach Rip Engle cites three big ifs for a strong season. If we get back players to score quick touchdowns, avoid injuries, and get breaks, we could post a real good year. Galen Hall and Roger Kochman anchor the offense as 55 players prepare for the first official workout at University Park. Kochman strained by a hamstring could miss several weeks.
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Eagles Trade Bobby Jackson to Bears for Draft Pick
In Hershey, Philadelphia Eagles announce the trade of defensive halfback Bobby Jackson to the Chicago Bears for a future draft choice. Jackson, 25, was drafted No. 6 by Green Bay in 1959 and joined the Eagles last season, playing in every game. The move follows Alabama Speedster's departure as the Eagles tune up for Saturday’s exhibition against the Redskins in Bristol, Tennessee.
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Steelers Hope To Start Regular Backs In Exhibition
Pittsburgh coach Buddy Parker aims to field his regular backfield against the Cleveland Browns in a Saturday night NFL exhibition at Akron Ohio. Parker plans Bobby Layne at quarterback, Tom Tracy or Dick Hoak at left half, Buddy Dial at right half and John Henry Johnson at full back. Tracy and Hoak were both recovering from shoulder injuries.
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Fran Forrester Takes Two Prizes In Ladies Golf
At Corry Country Club Ladies Day Fran Forrester posted a low net 76 to win handicap prizes, with Mary Rudolph close behind as runner up and Fran also earning a duo of low putts and a total 27. Second place went to Mary Bracken with 33, while Emma GaXster and Rudolph led the low gross efforts with 96 and 98 respectively.
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Gibbon Opens Four-Game Set Against Cardinals
Pirates lefty Joe Gibbon seeks his first win over the St. Louis Cardinals this season as Pittsburgh opens a four game series. He will face right-hander Larry Jackson in the opener.
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Tigers Pant For AL Lead Braves Struggle into Third
The Detroit Tigers surge within 1.5 games of the AL lead after an 8-2 win over the Chicago White Sox as they chase the Yankees. The Braves win keeps them in a thin NL race, while the Yankees blast three homers including Mickey Mantle near Babe Ruth’s pace. News notes include Twins’ late-season rally, and a Milwaukee win over the Dodgers shifting the NL standings.
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