Mount Union grid shifts Sanders to tackle spot
Sanders, a Corry Area High School graduate from the class of 1955, is one of 36 candidates for Mount Union College football in 1957. He has moved from guard to tackle due to a tackle shortage. He earned letters as a freshman and sophomore at guard, with Coach Duke Barrett prioritizing his skills where most needed. The Mount Union squad includes 15 veterans and 21 freshmen. last season the team went 2-6 but upset Heidelberg 13-0 to end Heidelberg’s 11-game winning streak.
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Waluer
Pete” Sanders
Corry Area
Mount Union
San Sanders
Frank Sanders
RD. 1
Corry
Ty Wuelle
Walt
Duke Barret
Mion Boys
Heidelbers
Edinboro Eyes Strong Return for 1956 Football Season
Edinboro State Teachers College plans a stronger 1956 season with nearly the entire 1955 lineup back. Key players include halfback Jim Conellia and quarterback Chuck Montedoro, plus veterans Barry Johnson Fred Trott and Gordon Kidder. Newcomers Chuck Baker and Chuck Villa join the squad under coach Bol Thurbon as they host games at Edinboro Campin Field on Saturday afternoons.
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Edinboro
Holiaboro State Teachers Colleges
Jim Conellia
North East
Chuck Montedoro
Lockport
N. C
Barry Johnson
Smethport
Fred Trott
Gordon Kidder
Erie
Chuck Baker
Erie Academy
Chuck Villa
Sport Shorts: Tech preps after shoulder injury
Bntry Gassett, who entered his wonthor yond at Carnegie Tech this Week, suffered a shoulder separa tion in a scrimmage encounter but should be just about ready for ac tion when Tech opens its 1997 schedule against Buffalo in two weeks. Jim Villa of North East joing Tun Biggam of Pittsburgh as to captain of the Allegheny College seven. Villa, leading scorer in Pennsylvania and with in rushing nationally, was aft all-Pennnsylvani a its Methorlist college and all-di srict fullback last year and received ani honorable mention on the Lit- Ye All-American team .
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Carnegie Tech
Tech
Buffalo
Jim Villa
North East
Tun Biggam
Pittsburgh
Allegheny College
Villa
Pennsylvania
Aft
Yesterday's Stars Deliver in Four-Run Yankee Victory
Berra drove in all four runs with his 21st and 2nd homers in a 4-3 win over Detroit. Burdette allowed four hits for his 6th win, an 8-2 Braves victory over the Giants. Glasgow bout saw Willie Toweel outpoint Maria Caldeterra in a 10-7 decision.
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Yoe
Berra
Yankees
Detroit
Lew Burdette
Braves
Giants
Braves Win Sees Dodgers, Giants, and Cubs Slipping in Pennant Races
In a tight pennant chase the Braves beat the Dodgers 6 2 to pull four games ahead of the Cardinals with Milwaukee and St Louis both in reach of a three game series. The Yankees trimmed Detroit 4 3 to shrink their magic number to four as White Sox beat Baltimore 7 5 and Cubs topped Philadelphia 6 4. Lew Burdette lashed a four hitter for the Braves and Johnny Antonelli fanned in relief as New York’s Berra drove in all four runs for the Yankees. The night also saw Jim Sande drill a two run single for the White Sox and Don Drysdale win his 16th.
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Los Angeles
Milwauukee
Dodgers
St. Louis
Cardinals
Iives
New York Giants
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Robin Roberts
Kansas City
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Lew Burdette
Willie Mays
Giants
Johnny Antone Vi
Righteaniela Biteters
Charlie Neal
Don Drysdale
Brooklyn
Wally Moon
Lindy McDaniel
Youi Berra
Sal Magne
Bob Turley
Duke Mans
Jim Sands
Ron Jackson
White Sox
Jim Wilson
Don Ferrarexe Wis
Red Sox
Jim ‘Piersell
Tom Gorman
Bob Martyn
Frank Sullivan
Ted Williams
Mickey Mantle
Dick Droit
Cub
Warren Hacker
Ernie Banks
del Ennis
Smoky Burgess
Redlegs
Brooks Lawrence
R. G. Smith
Mike Garcia
Indians
Billy Harrell
Baseball standings and results brief
American League standings show New York leading behind Chicago Boston Detroit and Cleveland. Yesterday New York beat Detroit and Kansas City edged Boston while Chicago topped Baltimore and Cleveland beat Washington. Tonight Chicago visits Washington. tomorrow features Boston at New York and Chicago at Cleveland with several night games. National League standings list Milwaukee lead and St Louis, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Pittsburgh in pursuit. latest scores include Chicago defeating Philadelphia and Milwaukee beating New York. no full schedule set tonight with several night games planned.
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Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Milwaukee Ba
St Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
STE Philadelphia
Gunder ton falls in first round at Trail-Midwest tourney
In Las Vegas 18 year old Jo Ayne Gunder ton, winner of the prior Women's National Amateur, was defeated in the opening round by Barbara Williams of Richmond California, 3 and 2. In New Orleans Ralph Dupas, 143, outpointed Joe Miceli, 145, 10 rounds.
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Las Vegas
Jo Ayne Gunderton
Barbara Williams
Richmond
Calif
New Orleans
Ralph Dupas
Joel Miceli
New York
Big Bear Leads Tribe to Sixth Straight, Garcia Wins Again
Mike Garcia earned his 12th victory of the season in Cleveland’s 8-3 win over the Senators last night. It was his sixth straight win, as Billy Harrell collected three hits including a three-run double in the fifth. Russ Kemmerer took the loss for Washington, his fourth in a row, while Jim Lemon had four singles for the Senators.
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Big Bear
Tribe
Washington II
Mike Garcia
Cleveland Tadians
Senators
Garcia
Billy Harrell
Cleveland
Russ Kemmerer
Jim Lemon
Washington
Australian Ashley Cooper Falls to Mike Green in Pacific Southwest
In Los Angeles Ashley Cooper became the final Australian star to bow out of the Pacific Southwest Tournament, losing to Mike Green of Miami Florida with set scores 6-4 6-2. In New York Gallant Man took the Nassau County Handicap by a nose over Dedicate, clocking 1 47 for the mile and an eighth. In Atlantic City Dance Card won the feature by two lengths.
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Los Angeles
Ashley Cooper
Australia
Mike Green
Miami
Fla
New York
Gallant Man
Belmont
Atlantic City
N. J
Beavers Prepare For Oil City Clash Tomorrow
Corry Beavers ready to host Oil City at Oil City High School field. Both teams game plans feature full lineups with co captains Eric Yanssens and Don Kauer for Corry and veterans Bob Fee and Bob Ward for Oil City. The Saturday schedule shows a 6 30 start as Corry seeks to extend its unbeaten run against Oil City since 1949.
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Warr
Corry Burgers
Tapir
Tomorro
Beavers
Warren
Oil City
Titusville’ Rockets
Queen City
Oilers
Ott City Wit
Kauer
John Mowrey
Bob Nichols
Lee Williams
Maloney
Emmit Young
Dave Vanney
Din Woodworth
Bob Lindsey
Dick Craker
Bob Fee
Bob Ward
Joe Way
Jan DeLong
Gary Mortimer
Gene Dudzic
Une
Jerry Osborne
Bill Courtney
Bill Morck
John Schoch
Dick Willanger
Turner Upsets Alias in Title Picture Bid
Turner from Philadelphia, a hustler in welterweight contention, upset Virgil Akins in a 10 round telecast victory. Referee Joey Mangold scored 4-1 for the winner, with Turner rallying in the final rounds to seal the decision and extend his winning streak to three.
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SGN
Turner
Philadelphia
Virgil Akins
Yama Bahia
del Flanagan
Joey Mangold
Gil
Portland bout ends in knockout at weight class event
Eddie Machen, a 196 pounder from Redding California, defeated Eduardo Romero, a 254 pounder from San Francisco, by knockout in Portland.
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Ore
Eddie Machen
Redding
Calif
Eduardo Romero
San Francisco
Bowling results of league and shop scores across teams
The report lists bowling results for the Raymond League with high series by Ed Feldt 912 and Paul Auer 211, plus several players including Ross Bailey Bob Jewell and Rosie Caruso. It details Bowl-Aire C League totals and individual game scores, with team tallies for Automatics Office Machine Shop General Factory Sales and related units.
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Ed Feldt
Paul Auer
AIS
Ross Bailey
Bob Jewell
Rosie Caruso
Chuck Pss Amony
Haymond Jeagun
Ottwe Soh
Oe General Factory
Still Order — Co
Fiat
Machine Shop
General Factory
Banks Leads Majors With 42nd Homer This Month
Banks drives his 42nd homer of the month as the Chicago Cubs beat the Philadelphia Phillies 4 1 in a game shaping the National League home run race. The Cubs shortstop now leads the league with 42 long balls, surpassing Hank Aaron who was tied at 41 before the game. Roy Sievers tops the American League with 39 homers.
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Tesame Panks
Tye
Chicago Cub
Philadelphia Phillies
Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
Hank Aaron
Washington
Roy Sievers
Tips To Assure Hunter More Pleasure And Safety
Practical guidance for outdoorsmen on safer hunting practices and etiquette. Emphasizes safety checks on firearms and equipment, proper eye and hearing readiness, conditioning for season, and respectful relations with landowners to improve hunting success and enjoyment.
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The
Game Commission
Ifield
Ricky
Aki
Macy Pleasure
Steve
Mixed Doubles League Opens Sunday At Bowles Alleys
The new mixed doubles league starts Sunday night at Bowles Alleys run by Pete Russell. Two more couples are wanted to complete the circuit and entries can contact Russell before Sunday. East Washington street alleys are accepting entries for the beginners league Teague, to bowl on Friday nights.
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Pete Russell
Bow!Alve
Russell
Washington
Teague
Dodgers face New York move on Dodger stadium plan
A stormy two hour meeting in New York and Los Angeles centered on Nelson Rockefeller and Mayor Wagner as Dodgers president Walter O Malley sought to move the team west. A board delay left the fate of a possible stadium plan unclear amid emergency city sessions and exploratory talks.
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Dodgers
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New York Ciy
Anniounice
Nelson Rockefeller
Robert Wagner
Willer O'Malley
Clib
Nile
Gomne West
Clu
Angeles
Wagner
Finckefeller
O'Malley
Dodger Stadium
Pitt Faces Tough Start With Young QB In Opener
Pitt's 20 year old quarterback Bil Biden, a pre medical student from Homestead Pa, must lead against un defeated Oklahoma, ranked No 1 by sports writers. Biden saw limited action last season, completing two of seven passes for 18 yards with three interceptions in four games, and he is under heavy pressure to perform in his first major test.
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Eeerate Emery Michelisen
Bil Baliden
Oklahoma
Homestead Pa
Katiden
California
Oregon
Minnesota
Heron
Ofil Pases
Inorti
Nuialtayh
Nesote
Coat
Panthers
Minsiella Worthi
Michigan Trips Pitt 13-7 in Recreation League game
Michigan tops Pitt 13 to 7 in a Recreation League football clash. Rex Morris blocked a Pitt punt, Gary Paige and Kenny Scott connected for a late opening score, and Dennis McMahon returned an interception for the decisive touchdown. Pitt tied it in the third on a Linski TD, but Michigan recovered a fumble to seal the win.
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Jim Roberts
Michigan
Wolverine
Ed Linski
Dennis McMahon
Pitt Tech
Wowna
Michizan
Hiewie
Panthers
Notre Pea
Sts Aenh Vokbest
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