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Warren and Corry vie for Section Two title
Warren carries a strong home record as Corry seeks to derail the Dragons in a predicted tight Section Two showdown. Notes say Bell’s Dragons boast a veteran backfield and a cautious coach while Corry fields few letters but potential surprises. Weather cools, damp forecasts ease by kickoff, with over 1000 fans expected.
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Corry Troops Set To Invade Warren Tomorrow
Corry and Warren open the high school football season with a 2:30 p.m. clash at War Memorial Field as Warren brings veterans like Mike Patrick and Tim Barner against Corry’s Beavers led by Jerry Roach at quarterback. Meadville, Franklin, and Meadville’s Meadville also play non conference games while Titusville visits Oil City to start the circuit.
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Steelers Start Two Rookies From Pa High Schools
VATSBURGH AP Two rookies from Pittsburgh area high schools may start for the Steelers in Sundays opener against the Los Angeles Rams. Paul Martha from Pitt likely at flanker back and Kid Kelly from Notre Dame at tight end. The rookies arrive to join the team ahead of the game at Shadies Field before an expected 30,000 fans.
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Bowling Leaders Highlight Last Night's Scores
Dalé Paige led with 235 in the American B League as Haenel 222 Mitchell 210 Morton 207 Brooks 202 Lewis 202 and Chase 200 followed. no 200s in National League while Craker 210 Smith 206 Lundy 200 appeared in Corry Jamestown League. Bell's opening lineup for 1963 features Barner Thompson Wolfe Johnston Spinney and others in a single wing attack.
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100-Lapper On Tap For Eriez Finale
Eriez Speedway headlines the 1964 season finale with a 100 lap late model feature to decide the points championship. Eight supporting races include a sportsmen stocks 50 lap feature as veterans James Johns Tom Dill and others seek crucial wins.
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Damestown
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Stateline Speedway
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Eagles General Manager Quits After 16 Years
Vince McNally, longtime Philadelphia Eagles general manager, resigns amid a promise of a future opportunity. He leaves under a fully paid final two years and an extra five-year clause with half pay. The club reports no immediate successor and that the departure may cost around $125,000.
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Phils Short drives in runs as lead stays six in NL race
Phillies ace Jim Short drilled a three run triple and two hits while scattering six hits and fanning 12 to win his 16th, keeping Philadelphia six games ahead of St. Louis. Baltimore topped Washington on a first triple play of the AL season as Brooks Robinson led Orioles with multi hits in a 12-5 win. The Reds, Giants, Cubs and others posted NL and AL results affecting the pennant chase in a busy day of baseball.
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Baseball Standings and Thursday Results Summary
Baltimore remains 57 5 behind Detroit in the American League with Detroit at 1M. New York 57 500 1M, Dewitt Los Angeles 74 70.514, Minnesota 71 71 500. 14, Cleveland Boston Washington, Kansas City RO 36433. Thursday's results: Baltimore 12 Washington 5, New York 5 Detroit 2, Chicago 3 Minnesota, Cleveland 3 Boston 4. Today’s games: Kansas City at Baltimore at 2, Chicago at Cleveland, Minnesota at New York, Washington at Detroit, Los Angeles at Boston.
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World Series golf stars headline special at Vicestute Country Club
Arnold Palmer Ren Venturi Tony Lema and Robby Niehuly head a four man field for Golfdoms World Series at Vicestute Country Club. First prize 35000 with 15000 for second and 5000 for others. Schwimmer promises legitimate checks and a televised showcase over the weekend. Geneva blows past Auburn 2 1 in a best of series update.
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