Use Of Field Golf Match Draws Local Attention
Foothill fans welcome action by the Board of Beiren jon granting use of the Jun 07 High school yard to the Beavers this season. Plans aim to prepare the gridiron for opening Beaver contest with Waltsburg. Kilobita of Titusville, linked to Duquesne, is tipped for a regular berth if his golf work holds. Major league notes discuss World Series planning and pennant races. Local schedules show Erie's teams and Titusville looming as key rivals in district play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foothill
Wll
Beiren Jon
Beavers
Waltsburg
Indiana Team Sets Pace in Softball Semifinals
The Bendix Brakes of South Bend led into the semifinals of the world softball championship, after defeating Weaver Falls of Cleveland 3 to 0 in last night's Superter-finals. Kodak Park of Rochester was eliminated earlier, spotlighting Indiana teams in the final stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Suns
Chicago
Bendix Brakes
South Bend
Kodak Park
Rochester
Brakes
Weaver Falls
Cleveland
Board Okays Junior High Field For Fall Football
Corry High Beavers will play football on the town field after the Board of Education voted 6 to 1 to open the junior high athletic field for activities this Fall. Superintendent Dewey and faculty will decide the extent of use and oversee plans, aiming to advance scholastic athletics in northwestern Pennsylvania while balancing maintenance costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry High Beavers
Board of Education
John W. Tambing
Ralph S. Dewey
Pennsylvania
Lambing
Owl
Pew
Henton
High Eleven
Barnes
Anmiend
Nyvonomist
S. Propsal
Monroe
Dewey
Horton
Open Season on Major League Managers Starts
New York September reports a broad shakeup in major league management. Bills include Bill Terry signing a five year Giants contract while remaining undecided on his front office role. Frankie Frisch tipped as top candidate for the Giants. Charley Grimm courted by Cubs despite ambivalence from owner William Wrigley. Gabby Hartnett eyed for a later major league post. Chuck Dressen dismissed by Cincinnati, with Tom Sheehan and George Kelly released. Burleigh Grimes at Brooklyn under contract but limited chances. Pie Traynor’s Pirates face internal pressure. O Neil and McKechnie movements with Cleveland and Boston scenarios outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Horace Stoneham
Peery
Terry
Giants
Ed Barrow
Yankees
Stoneham
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Frisch
Frankie
St. Louis
Charlie Grimm
Cubs
Grimm
K. Wrigley
Wrigley
Gabby Hartnett
Cincinnati
Chuck Dressen
Diesen
Dres Sen
Tom Sheehan
George Kelly
Bob Wallace
Grimes
Burleigh Grimes
Brooklyn
Wolves
Pie Traynor
Pittsburgh
The
Pirates
Jimmy Wilson
Philadelphia
Wigan
Waa
Wilson
Traynor
Plans for Field Use Delayed by Work Ahead
Athletic Director Byler and Faculty Manager Anderson meet today or tomorrow to map plans for field use. Much work remains before the plot can be opened for actual use. The board’s decision to allow field use is expected to meet popular approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byler
Anderson
Walnut Creek Rifle Team Wins Outdoor League Title
Arlington club finished second as Walnut Creek defeated Oil City 79 to 57 on Walnut Creek range. High honors went to R.A. Lodre of Walnut Creek with 398 average, Dick Berlin of Oil City second at 390, and R.A. Knapp third at 393. Indoor league starts in two to three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OIL Eyty
Aglington Rifle’ Club
Pennsylvania
Walnut Creek Ehh
Walnuut Creek
Toyal
Wewoony
Berlin
B. Shout
B. Shrout
Arlington Shooters
Lawrene Park
Eris
Browns face overhaul as owner mulls new manager
The Cleveland Browns seek a new skipper with Alva Brawley already shopping. Rumors link Rogers Hornsby and Jim Bottomley to the role, reflecting a desire for changes if the owner intends to buy pitchers. The current pitching staff is criticized as the worst in baseball.
Northwestern Remains Strong Again This Year
Northwestern faces a rebuilt lineup as graduation wipes out key linemen and backs but returns Bernie Berman and a deep bench. The Big Ten preview notes Indiana and Ohio State in flux, while Wisconsin and Minnesota retool with promising sophomores and veterans ready to defend the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Snider
United Press
Chicago
Big Ten
Indiana
Ohio State
Franteis Sehiuilt
Vernon Huffman
Northwestern
Dewitt Gibson
Park Wray
Vance Burnet
Steve Reid
Minnesota
Don Heap
Bernie Joferson
Bob Swisher
Jack Flynn
Bernie Berman
Minnnesota
Alhough
Ed Widseth
Birt Bucy Svendsen
Charles Wilkinson
Ray Antil
Julie Alfonse
Bie
Hay Shhihldreher
Wisconsin
Eddie Jankowski
Howie Welss
Herb Trankie
Billy Selimtty
Soph
Michigan
Fred Jankely
Jadeie Sweet
Heaptioy
Mic
Anderson
Burkett Named Golf Captain At Penn State
Burkett named golf captain for next season as Penn State selects a leader from top golfers. Team opens season in April against Army with Burkett, a two year member, expected to lead in stiff competition and steady play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berman Burkewy
Menn State
Gulp
Army
Pirates Add Two New Players In Shakeup
The Pillsburgh Pirate football club announced the purchase of two Halterman ends Bill Haras from Hardin-Simmons bought for the New York Giants and Dominic Cava from North Carolina formerly with the Redskins and the Gloves and Rams. They released Dick Sandefer a Purdue fullback Paul Tussey a Gettysburg College tackle and Tony Rizzo a Stowetown semi pro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Pillsburgh Pirate
Bill Har
Hardin-Simmons
New York Giants
Dominic Cava
North Carolina
Washington Redskins
Gloves
Rams
Dick Sandefur
Purdue
Pipsies
Paul Tussey
Gettysburg College
Tony Rizzo
Stowe Township
Meeting to plan 1987 World Series schedule
Representatives from three American League and four National League clubs meet in Chicago on September 18 with league presidents to finalize plans for the 1987 World Series. Baseball Commissioner K M Landis announced the conference invites include New York Chicago Detroit and AL President Harringe and National League President Brick among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Yankee Stadium
New York
K. M. Landis
Detroit
Willam Harringe
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Ford Brick
Giants Lead In Pennant Race Thins Schedule Shift
George Kirkley reports the National League pennant race tilts west as the New York Giants battle to hold a one and a half game lead with 21 games left. The Cubs gain Wrigley Field advantage and face crucial series through September 28. Giants face Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, St Louis, then Chicago. Cubs play more at home, with key clashes shaping the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kirkley
United Press
New York
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
St. Los Cardinals
Chicago
Bees
Phillies
Clnsinnari
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Mel Ott
Johnny McCarthy
White Sox
Red Sox
Indians
Detroit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jenanke
Yeaterday
Reds
Charley Dressen
Franklin
Millvale
Whiley Vaughn
Penn-Drake
Western
Texas
Warrer
Union Cuy
Paleoner
Unionitas
Uni
Erie
Aeros Woth
Ost Raymonds
Eric Bast
Eric Vincent
Olina
Erie Academy
Warren
Obia
Erie Tech
Shappsville
Jamestown
Freakily
Greenville
Bradford
Oil City
Joseph’s
Titusville
Sher Heli
Salatianta
Dunkirk
Ridgway
Kaneami Emporium
Fairview
Wesleyville
Youngsville
Gi City
Waterfon
Edinboro
North East
Albion
Meadville
Chicago Bears
Warren Prosield
Erie Stadium
Dispatch~ Herald
Lee Hoylen
Jack Collins
Corry Country Club
Flay
Ohio
Dressen
Walnut Creek
Walnut Creek Marksmen Cup
Oil City Club
Kuspp
Cory
Everrhar
Myers Phe
Burkett
Fettermen
el Sayre
Tiviora
John Drake
George Bell
de Simmong
Iowa
Etta Kett
By Paul Robinson
Santa Claus
Tony
Dove
EPA
Bucknens
Youre
Big
I Centi
Certifio
Lee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!