College grid and local league news from Corry area
Scholastic football resumes with Cony High, Corry Beavers, Titusville in action. North East and Union City lead clean records as Grapepickers, Millcreek, Meadville, Olean City, and Titusville chase wins. National college schedule features Kentucky at Texas and Michigan State at Oregon State as top inter sectional battles loom. Muskellunge catch tops local fishing notes and PONY League talks surface for Warren.
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Olean Wins Late Ninth In Pony League Playoff
Olean hurler Anderson delivered a clutch relief stint in the top of the ninth to halt Hornell's rally and clinch game three for the Oilers 9 to 8. The win cuts Hornell's series lead to 2-1 with the next game set in Hornell and the series resuming Wednesday.
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Yankees Nip Indians In Tight 2 1 Victory
The Yankees beat the Indians 2 1 in Cleveland as New York opened a two game lead over the Tribe in the pennant race. Joe DiMaggio scored on a squeeze play in the ninth after Cleveland walked Bobby Brown. Radie Lopat earned his 20th win, while Cliff Williams and Clyde Vollmer paced Boston’s attack in relief of Ray Scarborough in a 12 5 win over Chicago. Brooklyn’s Campanella suffered a ear injury after being hit by Turk Lown’s pitch as the Cubs topped the Dodgers 5 3 in Chicago.
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Bowl Aire and Michaelson's surge cap bowls wins in Men's A League
Bowl Aire and Michaelson's posted two main wins in the Men's A League at Bowl Aire last evening to surge into first place. Blue Bonnet upset the Union city five, while Cobbett's Real Estate fell to Rossbacher's. Vets rolled two-game and toll pinfall victories. standings show Bowl Aire 4y 2, Michaelson's 4 6 7, and other teams at 4 4.
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Rochester Golfer Rie Aernatelas shines at open event
Rochester golfer Rie Aernatelas competes in the Northwestern Pennsylvania Open at River Side course where Frank Commi of Rochester leads with a seven under par 133. Toby Lyons of Jamestown and Dick Shoemaker of Cleveland place high with strong scores. Tommy Brown hits his ninth homer boosting Robin Roberts to his 20th win as Phillies beat Cardinals 2 1.
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Toby) Lyons
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Warren High Jayvees Return to Top in 13 0 Victory over Corry
Warren High Jayvees defeated Corry High reserves 13 to 0 at Loveland Field. After a scoreless first half the Dragons broke through in the third period with Patch scoring on a short plunge. Mahoney set up the clinching TD with a 48 yard pass to Mahoney, then ran in the final score from the two. Corry’s only real chance came late when Beavers fumbled on Warren’s nine. Lineups list Warren Hawthorne, Harnett and others against Corry Kimmel, Guignon, Crowell and Williams among others.
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Feller Named Hickok Pro Athlete of August
New York Sept 18 Bob Feller of the Cleveland Indians pitching staff was named the Hickok Pro Athlete of the Year for August. He edged light heavyweight champion Joey Maxim for the top prize with runners up including Billy Graham Stay Musial Sal Massi Bob Lemon Monte Irvin Willie Mays Roy Campanella Guy Zernial and Ralph Branca. Also noted were boxing and football items from Holyoke and Tulane previews for the Green Wave season.
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Baseball Results From Yesterday in AL and NL
New York beat Cleveland 2 to 1 and Boston routed Chicago 12 to 0. In the National League Chicago defeated Brooklyn 5 to 3 while Philadelphia beat St Louis 4 to 2.
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Rookie Pirate Pitcher Will Take The Mound Tonight
Pittsburgh Sept 18 Leon ard J Yoekim the newest Pittsburgh Pirate rookie hurls his first major league start tonight against the Boston Braves at Forbes Field The 23 year old southpaw joined the Pirates yesterday from Charleston S C in the South Atlantic League He had 11 wins and one loss with Charleston in the regular season and two more wins in post season play
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New Coach Named at Bradford St Bernard’s Bradford
Nungio Marino former Notre Dame assistant today becomes head football and basketball coach at St Bernard’s Catholic High School in Bradford Marino 9 Windber resident seeds Jack Collins He played football at Notre Dame in 1944 and coached there in 1946 Rockies Tony Momsen of the Los Angeles Rams and Bob Momsen of the Detroit Lions are brothers.
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Kiner Sets New Home Run Mark for Five Seasons
Ralph Kiner became the first National League player to hit 40 or more homers in five different seasons, extending his record as the Pirates lost to the New York Giants. He reached homer No. 40 yesterday, matching Babe Ruth era milestones and continuing a high strikeout era in Pittsburgh.
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200 Club Bowlers Put Up High Scores in Midseason Meet
The 200 Club report shows tee shot scores and two leagues exchanging changes. Hurlbut led with a 1 642 series including 245 and 990 counts, with Craug, Baker, Burlingame, and Majec posting multiple 200s and 600s. Other 200s included Minpo, Watrous, Bueink, Shuss, French, Eddy, Murnay, Sham Aung, Rissell, Maroney, Baressi, Cobbet. Second item notes Syracuse results: De John 161, Lee Sula 160, Donora, and local scores in Philadelphia and East Orange.
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Tom Craug
Laurie Baker
Herman Burlingame
Frank Majec
Joe Min- Po
Lyle Watrous
Clift Bue ‘Ink
Chayley Shuss
Low Jeneen
Paul French
Robert Eddy
P. Murnay
Art Sham- Aung
Pete Rissell
Don Ma'roney
Doe Baressi
Jin Melvin Cobbet
Hopper Named Cage Coach at Dickinson College
Carlisle, Pa. John D. Hopper, Camp Hill native and former Dickinson basketball star, is named head basketball coach at Dickinson. Hopper joins from athletics staff as Kennedy dies and Maze temporarily leads football and physical education. Hopper played for Dickinson as an undergraduate and later starred with the Harrisburg Senators in the EBL.
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Chirk) Kennedy
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Weston Gyerholt
Glen Olden
Dom Dickison
Harrisburg Senators
Minor League Playoff Scores Feature League Semis
In the International League Montreal tops Ter 8 to 1 in game four of the best of seven final. In the American Association St Paul edges Louisville 3 to 2 and Bayt fans win 3 to 1 in the best of seven semifinal series.
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Louisville
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