New York pheasant and grouse seasons pace wild game notes
The notice describes Western New York pheasant and grouse hunting opens October 29 to November 7 with a two per day limit. rabbit season runs October 19 to January with four per day. split grouse and squirrel seasons run Oct 19 to Nov 23 and Dec 1 to Dec 9, with four grouse per day and 20 for the season, five squirrels per day and no season limit. It then shifts to baseball, noting Joop moundsmen with 1,019 homers this season, Dodgers leading with 180, AL pace, and team records. It covers Rambling on Kim Hannan, Xavier enrollment, and Coach Brown shifting Bill Wills to offense, plus Eddie Mathews and Ralph Kiner slugging context, and Yankees with six lefties in the rotation.
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Cleveland Browns
Eddie Mathews
Ralph Kiner
New York Yankees
Ed Lopal
Whitey Ford
Bob Kyzava
Bill Miller
Arnte Schallock
Steve Kraly
Indiana Teachers Open 1958 Grid Schedule at Home
Indiana State Teachers College will start the 1958 football season September 19 at home against Geneva College. The schedule lists eight games, four at home four away, with dates including September 26 at Thiel and November 1 at St. Francis, as the bloc of opponents is set for the season.
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Indiana Teachers Cards
Associated Press
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Indiana State Teachers College
Geneva College
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Thiel
California
Edinboro
Slippery Rock
Clarion
Lock Haven
Yankees edge Chisox as Tribe whips Boston
In a crowded pennant race update, the Yankees beat the White Sox 3-2 in Chicago while Cleveland crushed Boston 18-9 and Detroit topped Philadelphia 7-5. Brooklyn leads Milwaukee in the NL pennant chase as Dodgers chase end of season.
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Yankees
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Tribe
Boston
Yesterday's Stars Pitching-Early Wynn and Zernial Highlight Day
Early Wynn struck out 10 to win his 16th game as Cleveland beat Boston 13 9. Gus Zernial led the American League in home runs with 37 after Philadelphia Athletics, despite losing 7 5 at Detroit.
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Jim Rhodes
Ralph Kier
Roy Smalley
Bubba Church
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Billy Martin
Jim Rivera
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al Rosen
Gus Zernial
Rosen
Ned Garver
Ray Herbert
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Early Wynn
Philadelphia Athletics
Atlanta Golfer Leads U S Amateur Qualifiers
Atlanta golfer Gene Dahlbender shot a 68 68 136 at East Lake Country Club to pace U S Amateur qualifying, a five under par effort that positions him as a major threat. Eddie Meyerson of Los Angeles and Bob Atkinson of Portland tied for second with 138 while Santilli, Hoenig, and Bernolfo posted strong 139s.
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Associated Press
New York
Gene Dabbender
Urey
Trout Atlanta
East Lake Country Club
Tome
Dahlbender
Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club
Eddie Meyerson
Los Angeles
Southern California
Southern Oregon
Bob Atkinson
Port Tard
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Une San Gabriel Country Club
Atkinson
Waverly Country Club
Portland
Angelo Santilli
Don Hoenig
Sane
Dedham
Mass
Joe Ber
Nolfo
Sull Lake City
Penn Gridders Head For Camp At Hershey
The University of Pennsylvania football team moved to Hershey, Pennsylvania for training ahead of a demanding schedule. Coach George Munger will oversee nine positions on the staff, with Charley Assif named junior varsity line coach and Jack Moses directing the freshmen end candidates as the 1929 opener versus Vanderbilt approaches.
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University of Pennsylvania
Hershey
George Munger
Vanderbilt
Yeaterday
Charley Assif
Jack Moses
Dana Qualifies for National Amateur Golf Tourney
Larry Dana of Greenshire Country Club will represent Pittsburgh in the National Amateur Golf Tournament in Ohlshams City September 14-19. He won the sectional qualifier by five over par 72 at South Hill Country Club yesterday with a 71. Dana’s closest challenger was Bobby Hackett of Lancaster at 153, while notable finishers included Steubenville’s 77-77-14 and Carnegie’s Bill Novak 79-79-158.
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Pitisburgh
Larry Dana
Greenshire Country Club
Pittsburgh
Ohlshams City
Sout Hill
Paris
Dana
Bobby Hackett
Lancaster
Steubenville
Ohio
Arthur Gloran
East Liverpool
Olin
Bill Novak
Carnegie
D. W. Briceland
Kittanning
R. H Talley
Greensburg
Heat Slowing High Gridders At Lugeland Field
Corry Arey High School football practice slows under intense heat as scrimmage details emerge. Chuck Fleming shines on offense while the line and backfield battle for spots. Key players include Dick Volk Tim Proper Ed Krone Don Wood Fleming Douglas Coates Wolfe Lloyd and others as the team prepares for next Monday’s scrimmage against Strong Vincent.
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Lugeland Field
Helvers
Che
Chuck Fleming
Bob Douglas
Stirling
Vincent
Erie
Dick Volk
Tim Proper
Ed Krone
Dave Way
Dick Mokheta
Ted Bichynski
Rude
John Halfast
Ronnie Gates
Dick Staples
Don Wood
Fleming
Douglas
Jim Coates
Walt Wolfe
Frank Lloyd
Charley Horse
Bradford Driver Wins Dicky-Ben Feature
Gus Nelson of Bradford roared to victory last evening at Digkey-Ben Speedway. It was the second feature win of the season for Nelson as he led Babe Gilockner Johnny McGinley Bus Brooks and Bill Seely across the finish line. Other race results listed include heats and semifinals with drivers in multiple events.
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Gus Nelson
Bradford
Lea Gure
Digkey-Ben Speedway
Nelson
Babe Gilockner
Johnny McGinley
Bus Brooks
Bill Seely
Gus Welson
da Dahle
John McGinley
Ark Robbing
Dick Bailey
Cart Pin— ‘Agro
Len Briggs
Dave Shaw
Don Danie
Ark Anderson
Secant
Chuck Maplin
Carl Pin ‘Agro
Last Night’s Fights in Miami Beach Draws Mixed Results
In Miami Beach last night, Larry Mujica fought Brookien to a draw while Joe Salsmie faced Warren Obie in another bout. The card showcased close decisions and uneven work from the ring newcomers and veterans alike.
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Miami Beach
Larry Mujica
Brookien
Joe Salsmie
Warren
Obie
Favorites Win In Net Tourney
Top players from the United States and Australia headline the National Tennis Championships lineup. Vic Seixas faces Grant Golden across the early rounds while Tony Trabert meets Seth Peter with Rosewall and Hoad in action. Upset chances hinge on lower seeds as the field pares down after May.
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Wilmotts
Tony Trabert
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Cate
Seth Peter
San Francisco
Austtalia
Ken Rosewall
Lewsis Hand
Innesse
Rosewall
Joaquin Reyer
Mexico
Hoad
Joe Davis
Nashville
National League and American League results and standings
Yesterday's results show Brooklyn beating the Lions 42 to 7 and New York 10 by Chicago. American League games include New York 3 Chicago 1 and Cleveland 1 Boston 3. Standings list Brooklyn 93 55 and New York 20 with various teams behind. schedule notes mention Milwaukee vs Brooklyn and Cincinnati at New York with several night games. A brief note adds a refurbishment program and a stray mention of Halkyneate, Fla.
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Cincinnati
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Cleyland, Wight
VEW MEN'S BLOOP SET FOR NEW SEASON AT CLUB
The club sponsors a season opener at West Washeton Street with teams Stahl's Jewelers Vari Cihe Keystone Lenton Mfg Co Hickie Electric Martin Motor Spl's Merritt Appliance Model Dairy and Als Slohesa on the schedule. Key organizers include Richard Mountain president Louie Decker vice president Bob Patterson secretary treasurer and directors Ken Laver land Fathers Sullivan Bailey and James Roden. Also notes a boxing result from San Antonio with Hernandez defeating Juer ms. 1M.
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Stason
Richard Mountain
Louie Decker
Bob Patterson
Ken Laver
Fathers Sullivan
Bailey
James Roden
Benton
Stahl's Jewelers
Vari Ciie Keystone
Lenton Mfg, Co
Hickie Electric
Martin Motor Spl’s
Merritt Appliance
Model Dairy
Als Slohesa
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