Beavers Prepare for Oil City Clash Led by Straub
Corry High eyes a key Section Two game at Mitchell Field as Oil City linebacker and fullback Dave Straub headlines the Oilers threat. Beavers focus on limiting Straub after his 65 yard score and two touchdowns in the season opener loss to Warren. Kickoff is 8 15 p m with Corry departing at 6 30 as Hanna leads final weapons and film study tonight.
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Engle Easing On Training For Penn State Soon
University notes coach Rip Engle plans lighter training as Penn State prepares for September 25 showdown with Michigan State. The Nittany Lions held a final full scale scrimmage with QB Jack White completing 15 of 21 passes, while the defense produced two notable goal line stands. Offensive and defensive lineups are detailed, with personnel including Kennedy at fullback and Roach at quarterback in various drills.
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Sports Writer Hugh S. Fullerton Jr. Dies at 61
Hugh S. Fullerton Jr., AP sports writer for 38 years, died at 61 from an embolism after being stricken while on vacation in Nag's Head N.C. He died at Albemarle General Hospital in Elizabeth City. Born in Chicago, he graduated from Princeton and joined AP in 1927. He covered college football, wrote a column, and journalism ran in his family.
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First Negro Ump Exciting in Major League Baseball
Emmett L. Ashford, the first Negro umpire in MLB, captivates crowds with his dramatic style and calls "from deep inside." Cronin confirms Ashford will join 23 umpires at spring training. Ashford, 46, moves up from the Pacific Coast League after 12 years as umpire in-chief the last three seasons.
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St. George and Samy Lead In Fen Men’s A League 600 Sii
Jim St. George and Phil Sample starred in the Fen Men’s A League 600 series first night action. St. George posted 176 210 238 while Sample totaled 223 190 203. Other A League scorers included Bob Lindstrom 203 206 Chess ter Czech 223 Ed Zewatsky 22 Sonny Staples 212 Paul Clark 200. Women of Moose scored totals for Aud rey Rouse 189 518 Peg Johnson 57 Betty Damon 410. League tables show Bowl-Aire C League and teams Mike’s Pizzeria Bayle’s Restaurant Fitch Motors Frank’s Auto Service with varied records.
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Braves Not Conceding Yet After Win Over Phillies
Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan praised resilience after the Braves snapped a three game skid with a 4 2 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. He said the Giants must be earned while Milwaukee trails San Francisco by six games with 18 left, promising to beat the Phillies and sweep the Giants. Bragan cited overdue hitting and breaks as key despite a season of drought at the plate.
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Robinson Knocks Out Henderson in Norfolk Bout
Sugar Ray Robinson, age 162 pounds from New York, knocked out Bill Henderson of Paterson, New Jersey, who weighed 164 pounds, in a Wednesday boxing match held in Norfolk, Virginia. The decisive knockout came in the later rounds as Robinson maintained control throughout the bout.
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Butler Country Club’s Paul Biggy Leads by One at Green Oaks
Paul Biggy of Butler Country Club shot a 71 to take a one stroke lead entering the second tourney at Green Oaks Golf Course. Defending champion Frank Kiraly trailed at Blairmont after the opening round.
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Reds Take Over Second Place As Dodgers Fall
The Reds moved into second behind the Giants with a 7-3 win over Pittsburgh as Jim Maloney improved to 19-7 and Willie Mays sparked San Francisco in a 13th straight victory in a tight NL pennant chase. Dodgers dropped to third after a Chicago loss.
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Angels and White Sox split doubleheader in Chicago
Reicardt had four hits, boosting his average to .321 after a recall from Seattle as the Angels dropped the opener but won the nightcap in 14 innings. Minnesota's pennant chances stay alive with a 7-5 win over Kansas City as Baltimore and Detroit fall behind. Powell homered for the Orioles in a 3-2 victory, while Stottlemyre earned his 18th win for the Yankees in a 5-3 win over Washington. The Indians rallied to beat Boston as Hinton homered and Whitfield drove in the go-ahead run.
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Pitt May Be Shy Starting FB May Be Shy
Pitt may open the season at Oregon without first string fullback Barry McKnight and 1964 leading rusher. A spokesman said McKnight cut his hand in practice Tuesday and the wound became infected. a decision on his availability will be made tomorrow. Behind McKnight at fullback.
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Briez Track Grand Championship Set for Sunday Night
Briez Track stages a 16 hour Grand Championship for late model stocks with a $3,000 purse and lap money. North Clymer’s Flying Farner Joln Whitehead needs a top finish to secure the crown, already leading at Stateline Speedway with about 150 points over Squirt Johns and Bob Lehnar. Favorites include Dill, Litz, Rater, and Jamestown entrants Seely Wilson Lamancuso Knapp Piazza, with eight additional races and an 8 p.m. start.
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League Seeks Bowlers for VFW Wednesday League
The VFW Men's A League seeks bowlers as only five of eight teams are signed up. Prospective players can call Bob Watus or sign up at the VFW Club. Mike Paklewicz is a sophomore and Carmen Sporio a senior.
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