BeaveR Eleven Routs Oil City in Seesaw Victory
Corry Beavers topple Oil City 31 to 19 in a high scoring Section Two clash. The see saw battle featured four lead changes and a late Beaver surge as Art Hotchkiss intercepted to set up the decisive score. Corry, now 2-0 in league play, continued a nine game winning streak in the series and moved toward upcoming sectional tests including Franklin and Warren.
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Tough Game Ma But NY Ends Hotchkiss Nichols Tinka
In a crowded gridiron clash the lineup features ENDS Hotchkis s End Curran Kantman and Tackles Sonaski Shaw Hutchinson Houtz with guards Wilson Ward Titus and center A Ward Sibson. The defense includes backs Stoud Shaughnessy Venturella Cochrap Downing and Eockhart as key players.
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Touchdowns Corry Hotch and Stoudt Dominate Friday Football
Corry Hotch ids 15 points on a pass and two runs while Stoudt adds another pair of scores in a high scoring game. The Associated Press box shows multiple NFL style stats and a sequence of results among teams including Chicago Cincinnati Houston New York St. Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Los Angeles with several matchups listed for Friday and Sunday.
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Yanks Stronger Or AL Weaker
New York Yankees won the American League pennant in a season marked by Mantle’s absence and Maris injuries. The team relied on defense, pitching depth, and a strong bench to secure their 22nd pennant since 1921, led by Ford, Bouton, Downing, Howard, and Pepitone.
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Oil City Beats Corry 31 19 In Late Football Thriller
Oil City took a 19 18 lead on a Stoudt sneak with 1 14 left then held on as Corry drove to the Oil City 5 before a late stand. Johnson sealed the win with a 7 yard run and successful placement, final 31 19. Coach Hanna praised Oil City for strong shows and noted Corry’s never quit effort. The Orange and Black head to Johnsonburg next Friday night.
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Football Scores SECTION TWO Results and standings
Football scores section two lists Corry 31 at City 19 Warren 7 Franklin 6 plus Grove City 13 Meadville 2 Titusville 34 Townville 0 Erie Academy 32 Harborcreek 1 Erie Prep 20 McDowell 19 Washington Pa 28 East Bradford 25 HarBrack 20 Sheffield 27 Johnsonburg 6 Hickory 7 Greenville 6 Union City 26 Northwestern 7 Girard 20 Wesleyville 14 North East 12 Lawrence Park 0 Fort LeBoeuf 20 General McLane 7 Ambridge 31 New Castle 13 Butler 27 Hillwood City 13 Merger Baegertown 0 Beaver Falls 25 Sharon 14 Minor League Playoffs International League Final Treliano polis 9 Atlanta 4 and shopolis Wing best of seven series 4 1.
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Yankees Clinch Pennant as Bouton Wins 6th Game
The New York Yankees clinched the American League pennant behind Whitey Ford and Pete Bouton as Bouton pitched a six hitter for his 20th win. Minnesota’s Camilo Pasquel struggled in the fourth, while Joe Papitone and Johnny Blanchard homered for the Yankees. The Twins tied Chicago for second place after a 2-5 loss to the White Sox, with Detroit locking in a share of first in various margins. Cleveland edged the Angels 7-6 in 12 innings on Joe Adcock’s homer.
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Danny Back For 1964 Pirates Hopeful Manager Status
The Pittsburgh Pirates may retain manager Danny Murtaugh for 1964 after a fractious season. A Post-Gazette piece notes team owner and general manager deliberations, while Friday night’s 5 4 win over the Giants showcased Willie Stargell’s all around power and his decisive triple in the 13th inning. Bob Friend earned his 17th win while Harvey Haddix took the loss.
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Dallas Cowboys Open 44th NFL Season With Lions and Rams
The Dallas Cowboys host Detroit and open the league's 44th season in a strong start, while the Lions visit the Rams in Los Angeles. Dallas and Detroit are favored, with Dallas by a touchdown and Detroit by two. The Cardinals face injuries to John David Crow and Bill Stacey, while the Rams mix offenses and lineup choices ahead of a tough test against Detroit's defense led by Joe Schmidt. Chicago also sails into Sunday action.
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Carter to Fight Salim Tonight at Civic Arena
Hurricane Carter, 26, Paterson NJ, favored to beat Farid Salim in Pittsburgh’s Civic Arena in the first televised Saturday night bout since 1960. Carter seeks a shot at world middleweight champ Dick Turpin Ber. Salim, 27, from Argentina, has 35-42 with 17 knockouts but no top ten rating. The Sept 20 Friday telecasts mark a return to local boxing airs.
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Weekend NFL Schedule Mixes Favorites Across Cities
The slate features Green Bay at New York with Baltimore hosting, Pittsburgh visiting Philadelphia, Washington facing Cleveland, and Miami Joe in San Francisco as American Football Westie Beton.te visits Diego. Denver travels to Houston Saturday night, Buffalo meets Garland on Sunday, and New York and Kansas City are idle.
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Cardinals Beat Dodgers Behind Simmons Shutout
St Louis stays within reach of Los Angeles after Curt Simmons spun a five hitter for his third consecutive shutout as the Cardinals won 7 0 over the Dodgers. Stan Musial and Ken Boyer delivered the offense while Maury Wills’ miscue helped key the scoring. The win narrows the NL lead to seven games with several pennant implications still in play as Philadelphia won the opener of a doubleheader.
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Amateurs set for decisive greens in Des Moines
Beran Sikes lead as Amateurs clash in Des Moines for the Scholastic match. Deane Beneath and Dick Sikes prepare to duel in the deciding afternoon as postwar amateurs vie for the crown. Glib talk centers on putting as the key weapon, with defending champs and NCAA standouts among the field.
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Dodgers Rally To Beat Phillies Behind Davis and Howard
Dovers moved ahead at the ninth on Frank Howard's clutch hit as the Dodgers erupted in the eighth with a Tommy Davis single, Howard's two base hits, and Ken McMullen's grounder. Ron Perranoski held the Phillies scoreless late in his 62nd appearance, lifting Los Angeles to an 8-4 win.
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