New York and Detroit Tie as Scores Shift in League Play
Yesterday's results show New York tied with Detroit while Baltimore and Chicago posted wins. Boston and Kansas City trailed, with Cleveland and Washington also affected. Today's slate features Detroit at New York and Kansas City at Boston, plus Chicago at Baltimore and Cleveland at Washington. Tomorrow offers Chicago at Washington.
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Beavers Ready for Oil City Road Trip in Section Showdown
Corry's Beavers prep for a crucial Friday visit to Oil City in a key Section game. Warren's lineup leans junior heavy with two seniors, while Devon Haslet fractures an ankle expected to sideline him six weeks and Bonnie Hullman sustains facial injuries.
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Beavers
Uyeir
Sevon
Oil City
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Warren
Beavers face tough 1957 slate after perfect 1956 run
The Beavers under Lou Hains enter 1957 with ambitions and a rebuilt backfield led by Lee Williams and Bob Nichols after last year’s stars Mitchell and French. John Mowrey and Doniee are new wing backs while Vanssens anchors left end as the line gains several sophomores. Heavy foes loom from Prague to non league, with Bradford and Grove City highlighted as threats.
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Warren
Halle
Lou Hains
Bob Nichols
Chuck Scott
Jim Tomer
John Mowrey
Don Iee
Mle Vanssens
Ayttermen
Husky
Prague
Titus Villé
Béction
Merdiville
Bulldogs
Outaide
Bradford
Grove City
Corry Rated High in Meadville Tribune Football Poll
Meadville Tribune rankings place Corry second behind Farrell after the first scholastic football action of the season. Farrell beat Erie Academy 26 6 in the opener. Top 15 list includes Erie East Meadville Sharon Erie Academy Titusville Greenville North East Hickory Millcreek Meg Dowell Sharpeville Erie Tech Warren Oil City and Harborcreek.
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Meadville Tribune
Farrell
Erie Academy
Meadville
Erie East
Sharon
Titusville
Greenville
North East
Hickory
MegDowell
Millcreek
Sharpeville
Erie Tech
Warren
Oil City
Anthony Aims One Punch Upset of Moore Friday
Los Angeles report says Anthony, a young challenger, may halt heavyweight champion Archie Moore with a single punch on Friday night. Manager Ernie Braca notes Anthony can hit and box and avoid trading in a 15 round bout. Tony trained hard, completing 93 sparring rounds and about 145 miles of road work as Moore’s camp stays tight and secret over weight and strategy.
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Moore
Los Angeles
Tony Anthony
Archie Moore
Ernie Braca
The
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Tony
Archie
Braves Edge Closer As Cards Keep Pace
Aaron and Adcock sparked a 1 1 victory for Milwaukee over the New York Giants as the Braves extend their NL lead. The Cardinals and Dodgers split, with Larry Jackson earning his 15th win for St Louis while Bob Trowbridge took the loss for Milwaukee. Yankees, Red Sox, and Orioles won to tighten pennant races.
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Braves
Dodgers Seek Brooklyn Stay as Rockefeller Looms Large
Mayor Wagner Dodgers President O Malley and Nelson Rockefeller meet amid speculation on new offers to keep the club in Brooklyn. Rockefeller seen as key financier to resolve city and O Malley funding, with reports of a million dollar city contribution and a bridge to cover the land cost for a proposed park.
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York
Robert Wagner
Dodgers
Walter O'Malley
Nelson Rockefeller
Brooklyn
Los Angeles
Rockefeller
Angel
O'Malley
Wagner
Trockefelier
Haney's 3-0 call helps Braves beat Giants 9-1
Milwaukee manager George Haney defended his "hit sign" after Joe Adcock drilled a 3-0 pitch into the left centerfield bleachers for a 2-0 lead as the Braves cruised to a 9-1 victory. Hank Anton added two doubles in the win, extending Milwaukee's lead over the Cardinals to three games. Haney, laughing, said he was playing seared baseball and was conservative, keeping the fans and reporters amused.
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Pree Haney
Milwaukee Braves
Joe Adcock
Braves
Giants
Hank Anton
Adcock
Curt Barclay
Milwaukee
Cards
Haney
Opening Day Football Picks From AP Scribe
Harold Claasven lists opening day college football picks with numerous matchups. Notable choices include Oklahoma over Pittsburgh, Duke over South Carolina, Oregon State over Southern California, California over Southern Methodist, UCLA over Air Force Academy, Nebraska over Washington State, Texas over Georgia, and many regional games. The column frames bets with bold confidence and Friday and Saturday slates.
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AP Scribe
Harold
Bob
Reffsnyder
Navy
Virginia ‘Tech
Tulane
Duke
South Carolina
Oregon State
California
Joe Francis
Baylor
Villanova
Philadelphia
Wildcats
Southern—Methodist
Joe Kapp
Midwest
Detroit
Marquette
Town State
Denver
Nebraska
Washington State
Tulsa
Hardin Simmons
Arizona State
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Cincinnati
Dayton
South North Carolina
N. C. State
the Citadel
Newberry
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Stucky
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Rice
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Richmond
Randolph Macon
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Ioma State
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Bowling results show high scores in local leagues
The report lists EA Bair and Hank Roskowski posting 56 scores while Romeo Sturchiteli had unclear marks. In the Men s league, T Hartin led with 200 and others include Bill Hammond 201, Germint 208, and Al Bareest 210. In the women s division Pat Burdick scored 185 and Dorothy Lytton posted another result in Avalon Ladies action.
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Hank Roskowski
Romeo Sturchitelli
Avision
T. Hartingame
Bill Hammond
Germint
al Bareest
Ciwlart
Pat Burdick
Borothy Lytton
Pirates Fall Into Cellar Again After Loss to Reds
In Cincinnati, the Pittsburgh Pirates dropped a 9-5 decision to the Cincinnati Redlegs to again sit last in the National League. Both teams totaled ten hits and five extra-base hits, but Pittsburgh’s seven walks and an error edge allowed Cincinnati to pull away in the sixth inning as Bob Friend took his 16th loss.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Aaron
Adcock
Bob Trowbridge
Curt Barclay
Tost
Dodger
Brook
EA Roeburk
Try Noren
Larry Jackson
Danny McDevitt
Boby Shantz
Ant
Hans Bauer
Billy Hoeft
Orioles
Billy Pierce
Barry Latman
Bob Nieman
Billy Lees
William
Red Sox
Bully ‘Klaus
RBI
Murray Wall
Tom Morgan
Ray Nagleski
Nats
Rutss Nixon
Camilo Pascual
Bob Thurman
George Crowe
Redlegs
Rob Friend
Joe Nuxhall
Teller
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Redlegs
Bob Friend
Yesterday's Stars Highlight Braves and Yankees Wins
Associated Press notes Hitting stars Joe Adcock and Henry Aaron powered the Braves past Milwaukee with three of nine team hits and two homers. Adcock hit his 10th homer after Aaron doubled in the second. Henry Aaron slugged a key blast. Bobby Shantz pitched for the Yankees, allowing four hits in a 1-0 win over the Tigers, ending a month without a win and giving New York a 1-9 edge over Detroit since 1950.
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Associated Prom
Joe Adcock
Henry Aaron
Braves
Dac Hed
Milwaukee
Giants
Adcock
Aaron
Henry
Bobby Ehants
Yankees
Tigers
Pitt Triumphs In Rec League Opener 12 7 Over Irish
Pitt captures the Rev League opener 12 to 7 against Notre Dame. Lingki connects on a 30 yard pass to Roger Munn for a Pitt score, and Kart Brooks adds a two yard TD run after a late first half drive. In the third, Lingki runs in for a go ahead score with key blocks from Terry Danner and Jerry Meli. Notre Dame had a single scoring drive in the first half, but Pitt dominated yards from scrimmage and held a slight edge in first downs.
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Onentiys Ghmetet
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Iriah
Tallyie
Sammy Robbins
Panthers
Pitt
Lingki
Roger Munn
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