Beavers Beat Dragons 19-13 In Season Opener
Corry High defeated Warren 19-13 at Sheen Athletic Field in the Section Two opener. Roden carried 22 times for 163 yards, Flowers 87 yards on eight rushes, Linski 85 on ten. Corry outgained 299 to 259 in total offense, with standout defense from McIntyre and Marin.
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Sheen Athletic Field
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Rockets
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Mike Hanna
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Tom Flowers
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Roden
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Jine
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Roger Marin
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Jory Hamilton
Braver Infantry
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Beavers conquer Dragon defense 41 0 in line affair
Warren Corry rolled to a 41 0 victory over the Dragons. Corry scored on a 32 yard run and another 60 yard dash. Hanna Lin ski and Massa also found pay dirt as the Beavers built a 19 7 lead by the third period then sealed with late TDs. Corry's defense held and Corry 1 41 0 Teague.
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Warren
Reden
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Dragons
Vince Pace
Corry
Beavers
Hanna
Linski
Dragon
Flowers
Massa
Jerry Williams
Sam Bonavita
Roden
Tony Vavalu
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Dragon Flash
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Munn
Cory
Orange and Black
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Teague
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Oll City
Oilers
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Mantle Hits Three-Run Shot Tightens Ruth Race At Yankee Stadium
Mickey Mantle blasted a three-run homer off Gary Bell in the fifth, shrinking Babe Ruth's single-season mark to three, as the Yankees surged in the AL pennant race. Mantle, nursing a shin bruise, left the game later but said he would play. Roger Maris remained at 55, with Ruth’s record at 60.
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Associated Press
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Mantle
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Gary Bell
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Yankee Stadium
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Breede
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Ruth
Missioner Ford Frick
Yankees
Bill Stafford
Tony Kubek
Detroit
Tigers
Tracy Stallard
Mike Fornieles
Boston
Baltimore
Pirates Rally Past Braves 2-1 In Tight N L Clash
Pittsburgh Pirates edge Milwaukee Braves 2-1 as Roberto Clemente drives in the decisive run with a fourth inning single. Bob Friend earns his 34th win, holding off a late Braves rally despite being out hit 8-4. Ed Matthews and Hank Agron provide Milwaukee’s lone run with a sixth inning double and single.
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Pirates
Milwaukee Braves
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Bill Virdon
Dick Groat
Virdon
Clemente
Groat
Dick Stuart
Ed Matthews
Hank Agron
Braves
Pirate Nitcher
Bob Friend
Frank Bolling
Friend
Bob Hendley
Bar! Francis
Lew Burdette
National League Standings and Friday Results
National League standings show Chicago 59 77 434 22 games back and St Louis 70 66 496 14. Friday results include Chicago 4 Philadelphia 1 and Pittsburgh 2 Milwaukee 1. Today's games list St Louis at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Chicago among others.
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San Francisco
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Wall Chasing Lead After Ten Under Par Round
Art Wall shot ten under par but remains five behind day one leader Dave Hill in the Senver Open third round at Meadow Hills. Hill, 24, held a five stroke edge after a 64 yesterday to reach 127 at halfway. Bob Rosburg trails at 132. Wall, from Pocono Manor, credited his eagle and eight birdies as his best round yet. In Denver, Cliff Cor, third baseman for the pennant-winning Indianapolis Indians, was named the American Association MVP.
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Dave Hill
Hill
Meadow ‘Hills
Ter
Bob Rosburg
Porthind
Ore
Wall
Pocono Manor
The Journal Daily Suggested for Young Readers
A message suggesting that a son or daughter away from home would enjoy The Journal daily, highlighting the paper as engaging reading for youths and a connection to home.
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Journal Daily
Giants top Dodgers as McCormick wins again
Mike McCormick of the Giants scattered nine hits to post his 12th victory in a 7 3 Giants win that snapped Los Angeles four game skid and moved the Dodgers two games behind Cincinnati. Jim Pagnaroni of the Red Sox belted a three run homer and doubled for five RBIs in a 9 2 win, extending Detroit losing streak to eight.
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Tigers
Washington
Kansas City
Minnesoba
Jim Paglaroni
Red Sox
Jim Bunning
Forateles
Iso
Tver
Dick Brown
Stallard
Whitey Herzog
The
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Inser
Pete Burnside
Herzog Eee
Orioles
Ed Hou Baugh
Hoyt Wilhelm
Dick Hall
Associated Press
Mike McCornick
Giants
Oiumph
Angeles
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Jim Pagnaroni
Detroit
Yank Tennis Stars Knocked From Tourney
At Forest Hills four foreigners reach the men’s semifinals as Roy Emerson and Rod Laver of Australia face Mike Sangster of England and Rafael Onta of Mexico with American hopes fading. Laver defeats Donald Dell 6-4 7-6 3 6-4 while Emerson beats Ron Holmberg 6-4 6-2, Sangster eliminates Jon Douglas 6-4 7-5, and Osuna tops Whitney Reed 6-4 6-4 6-3. In women’s semis, defending champion Darlene Hard is the lone American, facing Margaret Smith of Australia as Angela Mortimer and Ann Haydon play the other match in a foreign-dominated field.
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United States
Roy Emerson
Australia
Rafael Ontma
Mexico
Rod Laver
Mike Sangster
England
Laver
Donald Dell
Bethesda
Emerson
Ron Holmberg
Brooklyn
Sangster
Jon Douglas
Santa Monica
Calif
Osuna
Lesley Turner
Australis
Miss Haydon
Jan Kehane
NAACP Urges Boycott of Oakland Raiders Game Over Segregation
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People urges Negroes to boycott the Oakland Raiders versus Houston Oilers game in nuusTON Texas alleging segregated seating. NAACP Houston Chapter executive secretary Mrs. Moses Evans says telegrams were sent to Raiders players Charley Fuller George Fleming Hal Smith and Charley Hardy asking pressure for integrated seating. no reply. A local school district spokesman notes public stadium seating policy remains segregated.
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Tex Vary
For the Advancement of Colored People
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NAACP
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Raiders
Houston
Moses Evans
The
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Evans
Charley Fuller
George Fleming
Hal Smith
Charley Hardy
Cincinnati Regains Lead In Tight NL Fight
The Cincinnati Reds pull ahead with a late rally as the Dodgers, Giants, and Phillies trail in a crowded National League race. Key moments include Willie Mays and Gil Hodges homers for the Mets and Dodgers, plus Pirates and Cubs wins shaping the standings amid a crowded pennant chase.
Bears Hit With Dual Quarterback Promise
The Chicago Bears showcase two capable quarterbacks, Fil Beauty and Billy Wade, as preparations heat up for the upcoming season after a 20 to 0 exhibition win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. The club, coming off a world champion Eagles and a Packers rivalry, eyes a strong passing attack and balanced offense as the preseason slate continues.
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de Uni
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Dallas Cowboys
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Roundine
Los Angeles Rams
Minnesota
Area Scores Primary Football Roundup
Game results list shows Sipayville edging City 2 1s envré 20 with Meadville 14. Wesleyville 1 and Girard 0. Nord Bust Doweenge turk 8 Northwestern 8 inion City B Erin Bust 34 Hathoreresk Cabinler Sprinen 49 GH City 5 doneph 7 Evie Prep 14 New Kensington 13 Bradford 29 Johnsonburg 6 Sheffield 28 Otto Aided At St Marvy Port Allegany 1 Smettport 1a Youngsville 2 Bully 21 MePowell 19 McKeesport 2 Glaasport Kin 6 Ridgway 0 AeitHunnntigg 18 Cambria Fyljehita Ward City 12 Freeport 0 Townville 19 Randolph & AGllwourt City 27 Midland now Gasile 46 Pittsburgh Carj e k 6
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