White Sox Boost Lead With Goodman Homer In Boston Win
Billy Goodman hit a 460 foot homer to lift the White Sox over Boston and widen their lead to four games over Cleveland. Cleveland dropped both ends of a doubleheader to New York as Chicago’s margin neared a pennant, while Yankees and Athletics tallied late-inning rallies in separate games.
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Homer Goodman
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Billy Ployce
Turk Lown
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Frank Sullivan
Jim Landis
Bob Turley
New York
Turley
Tito Francona
Ryne Duren
Duren
Gary Blaylock
Rocky Colavito
Russ Nixon
Woodie
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EM Grba
Tony Kubek
Yankee
Mickey Mantle
Harshman
Duke Mays
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Yogi Berra
Elston Howard
Hector Lopez
Jim Lemon
Jim Bunning
Hal Woodeshick
Roger Maris
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National League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Key NL leaders include Aaron Milwaukee with 358 at bats and 41 home runs, Pinson Cincinnati leading in runs 122 and doubles 44, Banks Chicago with 41 homers, Mays San Francisco 27 steals, and Pitching figure Pace Pittsburgh with 17 wins. Antonelli San Francisco adds 108 strikeouts. Drysdale Los Angeles 222.
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San Francisco
Banks
Chica
Robinson
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Aaron Milwauks
Moon
Los Angeles
Negi
White
St. Louis
Chicago
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T. Taylor
Pace
Pittsburgh
Antonelli
Drysdale
Tones
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Rifle Training Program Planned by Spring Creek Club
The Spring Creek Sportsman's Club will sponsor four NRA gun training schools in the area for youths who wish to learn care and handling of firearms. Youths in Spring Creek or Corry area intending to enroll are urged to contact Toy Fejton.
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Spring Creek
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Major Leagues
Tuesday and Sunday results list Chicago, New York, Cleveland, Boston, Kansas City, Baltimore, Detroit, Washington with several innings and game outcomes. National League standings show San Francisco, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis, Philadelphia with recent results and upcoming games. Only names scheduled.
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Kansas City
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Detroit
Washington
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Cincinnati
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Milwaukee Braves
St- Louis
Jack Sanford
Mike McCormick
Harry
Eagles Rally Past Colts in 35-13 Exhibition Upset
Wily coach Buck Shaw rebuilt the Eagles after a dismal 1958 season. Veteran Norm Van Brocklin and receiver Tommy McDonald led a 35-13 win over the previously undefeated Baltimore Colts. Johnny Unitas sat out as Weeb Eubanks tried Ray Brown to find relief for the all-pro signal caller.
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Tommy McDonald
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Washington
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Ray Brown
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Jos Marconi
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Bears
Tobin Rote
John Henry John
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Paul Hyrnimme
Tao Ee
Giants Rally To Tighten NL Lead After Weekend Wins
Giants defeat Phillies 1-0 and overtake the Dodgers to hold a half game lead in the National League. Pinky Rhodes drives in the lone run after a bases loaded situation as Dusty Rhodes becomes the batter. Pirates beat the Dodgers 4-3 with Hank Foiles homering late. Cubs, Braves, Reds win as Burns and Banks contribute multi RBI games.
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McCormick
Ed Bouahee
Willie Mays
Don Cardwell
Dusty Rhodes
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Orlando Cepeda
Willie Kirkland
Hobie Land- Tith
Ruzney
Rhodes
Danny O'Connell
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Hank Foiles
Chuck Churn
Ray Mesias
Bob Skinner
Dick Stuart
Johnny Podres
Rentie Kline
Eddie Kasko
Frank Robinson
Reds
Milw Wauaee
Bob Pukey
Clemson and North Carolina Vie for ACC Top 10 Slot
In Charlotte AP reports the Atlantic Coast Conference hopes for a top ten final AP poll with Clemson defending champion and North Carolina Tar Heels as early season leaders after their Sept. 19 opener in Chapel Hill. South Carolina and Duke face uncertain offenses after graduations. Wake Forest and North Carolina State challenge for fifth, while Virginia and Maryland battle to avoid last.
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Clemson
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Chapel Hill
Tigers
South Carolina
Duke
Frank Howard
Harvey White
Husky
Jim Hickey
Jim ‘Tatum
Tatum
Ed Pitts
Mike McGee
Wake Forest
North Carolina State
Virginia
Maryland
Undefeated Juniata fall short again in 31 game streak
In a high school football weekend slate, Juniata saw its 31 game winning streak end as Selinsgrove defeated them 20-7. St Marys rolled to an 82nd straight win, 38-0 over Port Allegany, while Richland Two beat Ferndale 40-7 for its 24th consecutive victory and Lewistown won 35-8 over Hollidaysburg. Swoyersville toppled Wilkes-Barre G.A.R. 19-7 to emerge as Wyoming Valley Conference favorite.
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Juniata
Suniata
Selinsgrove
St. Marys
Port Allegany
Ted Maskogia
Richland
Ferndale
Lewistown
Mineraville
Cass
Warren
Corry
Aic
Midstate
Hershey
Milton Hershey
Fraser Whips Fading Olmedo For Net Crown
Fraser dominates Olmedo to win the national championship as he rises in Davis Cup consideration. The win comes as Alex Olmedo, once atop amateur tennis, shows a fading form while Maria Esther Bueno of Brazil captures the women’s title with a straight sets victory over Christine Truman. The triumph marks the first year both titles leave the United States.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Alex Olmedo
Linpiig
Jack
Kramer
Hope Kremer
Carty Kinner
Alex
Bron Brite
Duynstham
Leth A Stiles
Fraser
Etter Fox
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Stennicht
Kvamner Suil
Alex Simday
Maria Esther Bueno
Brazil
England
Christine Truman
Miss Bueno
Anita Lizana
Chile
United States
Justi Peeve Seree
Emma Price
Mead Park
Tony
Rachel
Irene Telly
Frank Mecknight
Betty Mactenall
Corry
Bae the Tiders
Pydeckt
Lenis Jerntts
Toy
Bie Wyertohd
Stepheather
Bob Linus
Texas
Gatton
Tom Titus
Mary Ber Keppel
Ansbert MekSinlent
Mrs MacKensie
Grovee Downey
New Gorey Club
Beaver
Baseball league leaders with Kuenn top in hits and Colavito in homers
Detroit star Kuenn leads with 181 hits and 38 doubles while Colavito tops home runs with 41 for Cleveland. Kaline hits .326 and Yost drives in 108 runs as Detroit dominates AL leaders alongside other top marks from Mantle and Wynn.
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Detroit
Kaline
Yost
Mar
Dle
New York
Cologito
Cleveland
Jensen
Boston
Fox
Chicago
Runnels
Malzone
Williams
Kansas City
Allison
Washington
McDougald
Colavito
Killebrew
Aparicio
Chica
Mantle
Shaw
Wynn
Bunning
Wytnn
Gustin Borns Tie Dallas Open Lead After Third Round
In Dallas the Dallas Open saw Gustin and Borns tied for the lead after 54 holes as Gustin shot a 3 under par 69 and Boros faltered with a 70. Boros had led after 36 holes but bad putting on the back nine ruined his chances. The rain came late as scores remained strong on the 6,744 yard Oak Cliff course.
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Jonustin
Julius Borns
Gusti
Buianineham
Gladwyne
Boras
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Oak Cliff Country Club
Meadville Grapples With New Look In 1960 Season
Meadville fielding a revamped squad under a new coach as it faces a tough Section IT schedule in 1960. The Bulls reshuffle positions with returning lettermen like Painter and Kiebert moving to backfield roles while two linemen, Ball and Cribbs, anchor a thinner line.
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Meadville
Dim De-Maria Sus
Bullsoes
Dhon
Greenville
Mogeville
Upeyineare
Pyaday Oeen
Trojans
Bulldogs
Carey
Uist
Owever
di Martq
MHS Serior
Une eAny
Jong Rudy Gracie
Tom Dutt
Marin
Turer
Teitt
Lergnet
Aril Inkiertes
Tia Smalest
van Larver
Mike Mingig
Dave Richards
Jack Painter
Pete Kiebert
Painter
Lussust
Hainel Fung
Sant
Joe
Huilfimek
Tibi
Mevdyitle
Pete Cremonese
Tom Parks
Bob Ruby
Sam Camasi
Joe McBride
Park Jackson
Keith Edwards
Prank Dirtco
Ye LaPuma Loke
Dick Barkley
Mike Buzza
Tom Chisholm
PiMarin
Tony Stellato
Lott Belta
Zane Nossokort
Little Beavers Host Warren In JV Opener
Corry Area High School opens its 1959 football schedule with the Little Beavers hosting Warren in a JV contest at 7:20 PM on the CAHS field. The article lists key players and notes the varsity clash slate, with Wattsburg, Conneaut Valley and Kane game dates on the schedule.
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Little Beavers
Warren
Syarsity
Corry
CAHS
Hiese
Wattsburg
Conneaut Valley
Liffie Beavers
Kane
Ken Harvey
Roger Hoover
Gary Paige
Harold Wade
Titusville
Ol City
Meadville
Wittsburg
Pranklin
Tidusville
Fading Indians Still Fight After Doubleheader Loss
Cleveland trails in pennant race after a 21 inning doubleheader loss to the Yankees. Manager Joe Gordon urged resilience despite a rough Sunday, citing limited numbers and the need for better hitting and pitching.
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Indians
Chicago Oy
Cleveland Tribe
Joe Gordon
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Gordon
TPM
Jack Harshman
Jim Perry
Yanks
Weekend boxing results in Mexico and Argentina
In Mexico City Mante Yarquez, 135, slapped Ernesto Figueroa, 135, while in Buenos Aires Orlando Zulueta, $88, stopped Osvaldo Gonete, 127, Argentina. The brief report lists fighters and outcomes with limited details from the weekend boxing events in the region.
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Mexico City
Mante Yar
Quez
Mexico
Inesto Figueroa
Buenos Aires
Orlando Zulueta
Cuba
Osvaldo Gonete
Argent
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