Corry Beavers Open Season Against Wirren Dragons
Local prep football kicks off with Corry Beavers hosting Wirren Dragons as coach Lou Hanna leads his team into a fourth season. Tossup matchup sets tone for District 10 action while nearby high schools begin drills without postgraduate players and pro baseball moves headline the weekend slate.
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Steelers Schedule Final Training Week at Ligonier
The Pittsburgh Steelers will end their training season at Ligonier after the final pre season game with the Chicago Bears on September 29. Coach Johnny Michelosen announced the move to accommodate Alliance College students arriving for Pall Leicester events.
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Golf Tourney At Country Club Attracts Few Players
Poor weather and holiday absences limited the field at the Duffer's Holiday golf event. Bob Morton led the men with a 36 and Mrs Gerald Staples won the women with a 37.
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Indians Rally to Take Lead as Yankees Slip Behind
The Cleveland Indians swept the Chicago White Sox 5-3 and 6-1 to move into first place by a half game over the New York Yankees. Boston’s Red Sox climbed within four and a half games after two wins over Washington. In other action, Brooklyn widened its NL lead to six games, while the Giants split with the Phillies. St. Louis extended its winning streak to seven with a 4-1-7 triumph run.
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Roy Smalley
Standage Baseball Results And Schedule Recap
Yesterday in the American League Cleveland beat Chicago 8 to 5 and Detroit won 6 to 2 while Louis upset Boston 5 to 3. New York toppled Philadelphia 3 to 2 and Washington fell 4 to 2. In the National League Chicago won 12 to 3 as Pittsburgh 11 to 4 and Brooklyn 7 to 7. No games today except Chicago at Cleveland at night as the only scheduled affair.
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Falcons And Olean Tie To Decide Pony League Title
The Jamestown Falcons and Olean Oilers finish the regular season tied for first after key games. Olean beat Wellsvile 10-4 while Jamestown lost to Bradford 9-8. Final results left the Oilers one game ahead, with Hamilton earning fourth after a doubleheader split.
Curandero Victorious In Rich Chicago Race
Curandero son of Brazada-Cieveia ridden by Avelins Gomes won the $189,150 Washington Park handicap at Chicago’s Washington Park racetrack before 41,065 fans. He edged Oil Capital by a nose to collect $113,950, boosting career earnings to $298,650. The 1:34 9/5 mile was within 4/10 of the track record.
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Thompson Wins Auto Race at Clymer Speedway
Thompson drives Gerry Damon's 1938 Ford to lap rivals and win the 20 lap feature at Clymer Speedway. Fréfik Mitchell staged a daredevil exhibition with car jumps over ramps and a burning wall. Next race planned for next Saturday at 2 PM.
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Intra squad game draws big crowd at Corry High Beavers
The 1951 Corry High Beavers held an intrasquad game at Loveland Todd drawing about 400 fans. The varsity, aided by three visiting coaching staffs, led the second team 21 21 at halftime as six touchdowns were scored, with key plays by Jim Bogden Tony Amoroso Doug Sorenson and Jim Coates. The second unit added a late touchdown as 60 players rotated through. Coaches planned to focus on timing and blocking in practice. Also listed are International League scores Buffalo Montreal Baltimore Springfield Toronto Ottawa.
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Hallie” McLean
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Aussie Favored To Cop National Tennis Crown
In New York on Sept 4 1950 Australian star Frank Sedgman is favored to win the U S national tennis crown as he faces Pan Am competitor Vic Seixas in the final. Seixas upset Wimbledon champion Dick Savitt in a dramatic semi final, while Seixas seeks to cap a remarkable run with the silver trophy amid a packed crowd of about 15 000 at the venue. Sedgman battles back from a seeding upset and demonstrates superior speed and power to reach the title match.
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Sailors Square Playoff Series By Assacirt d Pras
NIAGARA FALLS Sept 4 The Sailors and Niagara Falls met to decide the Class A Monte Autia Baseball League championship with a best of seven. The Sailors, first half pennant runners, beat the Pairs 5 3 to square the series as all their hits came in the third inning aided by an error. New Yorkers, second pennant winners, lost 9 7 in a separate game. Weaver Bolter and others pitched for Niagara Falls.
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Baltimore Team Wins Regional Softball Title
William Sport Sept 4 The Trenton Democratic Club of Baltimore powered to four straight wins in the Central Atlantic regional softball tournament capping with a three hit victory over Arcade Pristine of Washington DG. Hurlers Gibby Wesplowski and Seanna fired the team to top honors as they advance to Dowwil World Series.
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Srowns Squad Wins Steak Dinner Match
The steak dinner match at Carry Country Club Sunday featured the Srowns squad captained by Text ATiles, who rallied after an early deficit to win 12-1. Teadh and Williams led the opposition, while E W Feidt and R Williams contributed late to the comeback.
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Carry Country
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