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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1957
Page
7
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Beavers travel to Oil City for their second league clash with co captains Vanssens and Kauer leading the team in the first road game. The Oilers host with Gene Dudele and Jerry Osborne on the ends and Joe Way at quarterback in a high stakes matchup.
Mike Vasrussa led with 218 while Walt Shan nod called 216 and Tom Pyerotin posted 214. Other top ten pins include Huwwird Hycroft 210, Jon Soricki and Ws Unt Kelsay among others. Details list multiple scores and names from Bowl-Aire and local shops, with several entries and totals across various venues.
Notre Dame defeats Michigan 7-0 after a defensive battle. Key scoring drive came on a 24 yard run by Willard Dyckes with Patterson adding the extra point. Notre Dame leads early and holds firm as Michigan’s offense stalls.
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick spoke at a Pittsburgh dinner praising Mayor David Lawrence as Sportsman of the Year and forecasting major league evolution. He warned existing parks are outdated and new venues would host baseball and all sports, with possible expansion to additional cities. Bert Bell and many sports figures attended the event. A separate boxing note from Massachusetts mentions Billy Ryan knocking out Ray Teaple in Love Mass.
In Las Vegas Polly Riley of Fort Worth Texas rose in the quarterfinals of a women's tournament with a narrow victory over Bale Fleming of Tulsa. In New York Independence 181180 pursued a $1700 steeplechase at Belmont Park where Nickel Pup delivered a strong stretch run to win at Atlantic City.
Welders sue Process Parts, alleging disputed 87 16 percent figure connected to contracts 841 895 910 West. The suit seeks clarification of the percentage and related project payments, with court actions filed in the local docket.
The Cardinals start a three game set with the Reds in Cincinnati as they chase Milwaukee in the NL race. Mizell opposes Don Gross in a key pitchers duel while St Louis reshuffles by releasing Hoyt Wilhelm and trading Miki to Baltimore.
Thomas Reynolds, 16, a third-string guard at McKeesport High School, died from a spontaneous intracranial hemorrhage. Autopsy by Jules Filo of the Allegheny County Morgue found no fractures or concussion. Reynolds collapsed during summer practice after earlier fainting at training quarters in Somerset County.
The Sooners of Norman, Oklahoma face a stern test as they open their 41st grid season. Maryland, Texas A&M, and Navy loom as potential challenges in a year marked by veteran losses and key injuries. Cal and Texas also eye early momentum in a packed opening slate across major conferences.
Tonight Corry plays Oi City Warren faces Franklin Titusville meets Millcreek Wesleyville takes on North East Edinboro battles Gard Waterford visits Union City Hickory at Greenville Hornell travels to Bradford Tech meets Aliquippa East hosts Baldwin Township Farrell vs Niles Conneaut Valley plays Cambridge Springs Townville faces Saegertown Youngsville meets Harborcreek Tomorrow Strong Vincent plays Dunkirk Prep faces Academy
Bud Wilkinson, Oklahoma coach, warns of potential rout by Pittsburgh at Pitt Stadium. He says a couple early quick touchdowns could unsettle his young team and threaten Oklahoma’s 40-game winning streak, as a 60,000-seat crowd readies for the matchup.
Anthony, a 22 year old challenger from Los Angeles, meets Archie Moore in a light heavyweight title bout. Moore, age mid forties with weight concerns, aims for a early knockout while Tony plans to use speed to tire his veteran rival. Anthony earned the title shot by stopping Chuck Spieser last April but fought to a draw with French Canadian Durelle in June.
A two foot whale was towed up Market Street in San Francisco for National Fish Week but could not be caught in time. After the parade the whale would be towed to a reduction works in Richmond for disposal.
Oklahoma is eight points favored but local fans expect a Panthers victory. Quote says no driver or counter girl doubts Panther success. Strong sentiment across city, with betting and predictions centered on the in-state showdown.
Nellie Fox slugged four hits and hit a go ahead homer as Chicago broke a tie and scored four runs. Pitching trio McDonald Staley Keegan shut out the Senators over the last five innings for a 7 3 victory. Keegan earned his 10th win as the Sox improved.
Los Angeles sport brief reports Althea Gibson, Wimbledon and U S National champion, winning her quarterfinal match at the Pacific Southwest Tournament.
Exhibits yesterday results and today and tomorrow schedules across major leagues. Highlights include Brooklyn 66 over Cincinnati 16 and Philadelphia 75 over New York 68. Tomorrow features Philadelphia at Brooklyn and Milwaukee at Chicago with other late games noted.
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