Beavers Fight Back to Rout Warren 32 7 in Home Opener
Corry Beavers dominate Warren Dragons 32 to 7 at Corry Area High School. Lee Williams and Bob Nichols star on the ground with two touchdowns each while Ernie Vanssens adds a score. Terry Williams connects on key passes as Corry builds a 19 0 halftime lead and pulls away in the fourth period.
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Wey
Cory Beavers
Runny
Heingtie Dncider
Coweh Lou Hunha
Ustac
Corry
Warren Dragons
Vox Camipalia
Lee Williams
Bob Nichols
Terry Williams
Beavers
Hi Yvont
Cory
Jaywees
Dragons
Ralph Velehts
Warren
Dragon
Goial
Jim Maloney
Une
Nichols
Hully McCool
Dave Vanney
Don Kauer
Connie Hultman
Hultman
Kauer
Orange
D. Vanney
Woodworth
B. Lindsey
D. Craker
J. Mowrey
Wiliams
D. Kauer
B. Nichols
J. Marty
J. Reagle
Paulson
J. Lewis
C. Williams
Stewart
R. Silvis
D. Hillstrom
T. ‘Williams
J. Lloyd
D. Myers
D. VanKeuren
J. Morris
L. Rieck
J. Roberts
Tom Gibson
Lee Willams
Lee ‘Williams
Dave Hillstrom
Roberts
Corry Beavers Retain Potato Trophy for 8th Season
Corry Beavers capture the Potato Bowl for the eighth straight year with a 32-7 win over Warren's Dragons. Miss Jackie Clark, 1957 Potato Queen, presented the cup to co captains Lee Williams and Dave Varinoy after the game. The Potato Bowl, begun in 1960, has seen Onslinge and Blaze gridiron teams victorious in every edition.
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Corry
Lou Hanna
Beavers
Jackie Clark
Lee Willams
Dave ‘Varinoy
Warren
Dragons
Onsinge
Blazegriders
Colry
North East
Youngsville
Titusville
Grove City
Franklin
Meadville
Snead Opens Dallas Open With Eight Stroke Lead
Sam Snead led after three rounds of the Dallas Open by eight strokes after a 60 tied the course record and a 66 in the third round gave him 196 for 54 holes. He expressed a wish for another 60 as contenders faltered around him in the 40,000 prize event. Max Butcher, 46, ex NL pitcher, died in Logan, West Virginia yesterday after a career with Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
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Allas Ves
Sam Eni
Snead
Logan
W. Va
Max Butcher
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Pirates
Warren
Ron Bowen
Jerry Martin
Jayvees
Tina Gun
Corry CAHS Band Opens Season With Debut Halftime Show
The Corry area CAHS band staged its first season program with a debut Saturday night clearing the halftime for Warren forhall. Directed by Mrs Lynn Rice the band performed The Direstar's Dilemma a skit with several possible acts including a Santa Claus appearance. Mrs Rice was mistress of ceremonies as about 4500 fans enjoyed the event.
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CAHS
Corry
Schoot
Saturnight
Corry- Warren
Lynn Rice
Santa Claus
Pirates Fall To Cardinals Twinbill Sets Tight Race
The Pirates dropped a doubleheader to the Cardinals, losing ground as Chicago won a twin bill over the Giants. The Cubs closed within a half game of Pittsburgh, heightening the tight National League chase.
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St. Wuuss
Pitlebittel Pirates
Bate Ile
Af. Louie
Pirates
Sinal
Chindge
Cubs
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
National League standings and weekend results recap
National League standings show Brooklyn, St. Louis, Philadelphia, and New York leading with varying gaps. Saturday results include Brooklyn 7 over Milwaukee and Pittsburgh 8 over Chicago, while yesterday Philadelphia beat Milwaukee 3-2 in nine. Sunday and Monday schedules feature multiple climactic night games across major clubs.
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Milwaukes
Louis Seak
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnat
Cardinals stay atop with Musial three hits in doubleheader win
Danielio singled three times in six at bats as the St Louis Cardinals defeated Pittsburgh in both ends of a doubleheader. Musial boosted his league leading average to .342 with the three hits, while Dop Larsen and teammates held their opponents to four runs in the two games. New York swept a doubleheader.
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Stan ‘Musial
Cardinals
Anielio
Pittsburgh
Dop Larsen
Kees
City
New. York
Cardinals Rally Past Braves as Yankees Win 2
The Cardinals surged in the NL race while the Braves faltered, pulling within 34 games after an 85‑game lead vanished. In the AL, New York closed in on Chicago as Don Larsen and Tom Byrne sparked two Yankee wins and Hal Jeffcoat delivered a key homer for Chicago. The period saw Musial, Mays, and Kaline key performances as St Louis, New York, and Detroit districts chased pennants.
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Asmodayea Kress
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee
New York Bee
Chicago White Sox
Warren Spahn
Philadelphia
Spahn
Ted Kamnski
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Hermi Wehmeier
Sam Jones
Sinoiasti
Don Newcombe
Brooklyn
Hal Jeff Cout
Hags
Fort Worth
Chicago Cuba
Edige
New York Giants
Qube
Willie Mays
Giants
Homer
Yanks
Hawkas City
Tommy Byrne
Omer
Don Larsen
A's
Tony Kubek
Harry Simpsacece
Ae Qainth
Gia ‘Washington
Bob Keerqn
Barry Latman
Ear ‘Torgeson
Tribe Drops Pair Sinks To Sixth In AATT
Baltimore moved ahead of Cleveland for fifth place by sweeping a doubleheader from the Indians 6-4 in 16 innings and 4-3. A throwing error by Cleveland first baseman Vic Werts decided the first game. The Indians executed a triple play in the ninth to force overtime.
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Aim céiRon
Washington
Dim Bunning
Detroit
Boston
Red Sox
AL Kaline
Tigers
Frank Lary
Baltimore
Cleveland
Taciang
Vic Werts
Orioles
Jos Gatite
Jim Busby
Indians
Bob Boyd
Billy Goodman
George Zuverinie
Bud Catey
Boyd
Parker Fires Six As Steelers Cut Roster
Coach Buddy Parker dismissed six Steelers players after a 37-10 home loss to the Chicago Bears. Scarbath, Gellimore, Hill, and Meawn Wis contributed for Chicago while Willie Gellimore scored three touchdowns.
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Parker
Steelers
Pittsburgh
Buddy Parker
Bitteburgh Steelers
Chicago Bears
Jack Searbath
Maryland
Henry Ford
Pitt
Jack O'Brien
Biltmore Rally Elevates Night With Four-Run Spurt
Seven consecutive singles off Don Messi and Vito Vajeainacl fueled a Biltmore four run surge, turning the game in the late innings and highlighting a tense night at the park.
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Goodsman
Don Messi
Vito Vajeainacl
Biltmore
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