Indians Open Home Stand and Local Football Action
The sports page previews opener week for scholastic football with Corry High Beavers as a potential Section II favorite. It covers Titusville at Ompry, Orange and Blick at Warren, Meadville and Franklin in independent play, and Grove City at Beaver among others. Pro baseball notes include the Cleveland Indians hosting Athletics then Red Sox, Yankees challenging on the road, plus local coaching moves and standout players.
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Corry High Beavers
Titusville Rockets
Bob Lyte
Ompry
EIS
Lou Harma
Meadville
Franklin
Wisp
Billdogs
Greenvill
Franktin
Mercer
Gerry
Ron
Johnsonbure
Grove City
Beaver
Millcreek
Erie East
North East
Cuviecral Prep
Yankees Open Western Swing In Baltimore
The world champion New York Yankees begin a Westward swing with 11 of 17 games on the road through Baltimore Chicago Cleveland Detroit and Philadelphia. They trail Cleveland by four games as Casey’s Last Stand looms for Sunday doubleheader in Cleveland. Manager Stengel starts Tommy Byrne in Baltimore in his first major start since being acquired from Seattle. Major league action included the Giants beating the Phillies 3-1 Washington edging Philadelphia 5-4 and the Dodgers hosting St. Louis with a busy, late-season schedule ahead.
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Cleveland Indians
Phildelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Bosox
New York Yankees
Indians
Washington Senators
Tribe
Yanks
Baltimore
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Associated Press
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Philadelphia
Casey
Stengel
Tommy Byrne
West
Byrne
Seattle
Cleveland ‘Tribe
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Polo Grounds
Giants
Phillies
Washington
Griffith Stadium
Monte Irvin
New York
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Davey Williams
Curt Simmons
Eric Roder
Willie Mays
Irvin
Uié
Granny Hamner
Simmons
Glenn S Warner Dies Of Cancer Iconic Grid Coach Passes
Glenn Scobey Pop Warner, famed football innovator and longtime mentor to stars like Eric Nevers and Jim Thorpe, dies at 83 in Palo Alto after a cancer battle. Born Springville New York and raised near Wichita Falls Texas, he coached 47 years at Carlisle, Pitt, Stanford, Temple and others, shaping modern football and producing legends.
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Palo Alto
Galif
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Warnes
Warner
Nes
Eric Nevers
Stanford
Pop
Springville
N. Y
Wichita Falls
Tex
Cornell
Carlisle Tadian School
University of Pittsburgh
Stanford University
Temple University
Otiers
San Jose State College
Gridiron
Ernie Nevers
Jim Thorpe
Charles
Chic) Bender
Advance Plans For Field Day At Corry Rod And Gun Club
Plans are well advanced for the Corry Rod and Gun Club Field Day on Sunday at the skeet field on the Columbus Lottsville road. Highlights include an archeshibition by W. J. Ackley of Sherman and a wild life exhibit, with trap and skeet shooting and pony rides. Tickets on sale for prizes such as a Winchester shotgun, rifle, Eureka vacuum cleaner, Wittnauer watch, tires and tubes, a hunting bow, and a grill, plus door prizes donated by local merchants.
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Pines
Winchester
Eureka
Wittnauer
Nso
Giants Rise in Extra Innings to Beat Phillies 3-1
In an 11th inning duel, Monte Trvin doubled home two runs for the New York Giants who defeated Philadelphia 3-1. Ruben Gomes earned his 14th win by pitching 10 1/3 innings in the Giants 3-1 11 inning victory over the Phillies.
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Monte Trvin
New York Giants
New York
Philadelphia
Ruben Gomes
Andrews Meets Unknown Tonight in Chicago Stadium Bout
Andrews of Buffalo meets unknown challenger Bob Hughes tonight in a nationally televised 10 round light heavyweight bout at Chicago Stadium. Andrews, 24, has 28 victories with 22 knockouts and previously knocked out Danny Nardice in four rounds. Hughes, a Warrei, North Carolina native, has 14 knockouts and a 5 fight win record, seeks first appearance before CBS television audience. The bout starts at 9 p.m. EST on CBS.
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Chicago
Pall Andrews
Buffalo
N. C
Archie Moore
Bobby Ahighes
LY Canteras
CBS
Eagles Waiver Six Players Including Tony Rados
The Philadelphia Eagles asked waivers on six players led by quarterback Tony Rados and released two more veterans. Defensive halfback Dick Lemmon was moved to the San Francisco side for an undisclosed draft choice, while Penn State star Wie Penn State, Princeton halfback Bob Unger, fullback Jim Garrett, tackle Bob Fisher, tackle John Nulyshak, and lineman Pete Mastellone were also released or shuffled as part of a broader roster shakeup. A 1959 draft selection may accompany Lemmon's move to the ders.
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Hershey
Philadelphia Eagles
Tony Rados
Dick Lemmon
San Francisco
Rados
Penn State
Eagles
Princeton
Bob Unger Ubidh
Jim Garrett
Bob Fisher
Tennessee
John Nulyshak
Florida
Pete Mastellone
Genlil
Maui
Fin. le
Baseball Standings and Schedule From The National League
National League standings show New York Milwaukee Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati St Louis Chicago Pittsburgh with games tonight St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Philadelphia yesterday results New York Philadelphia 1 1 American League standings list Cleveland New York Chicago Washington Philadelphia Baltimore Boston Detroit with tonight schedules Philadelphia at Cleveland New York at Baltimore Boston at Detroit Washington at Chicago yesterday results Washington Philadelphia
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New York
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pet
Cleveland
Chicago
Heston
Delyott
Washington
Baltimore
Sight
Boston
Detroit
Villanova Mulls Grid Sellout for October 2 Game
Villanova faces a near sellout crowd for the October 2 football clash at Municipal Stadium with around 45,000 tickets already bought by American Stores Co. The chain will distribute tickets to customers, while 15,000 remain for Villanova students alumni and regular fans. any unsold tickets may be released to the grocery chain days before kickoff.
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Hadelehia
Villanova
Mississippi
Municipal Stadium
Spencer S. Heaney
Ambrose
Bud) Dudley
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