Carter vs Herman in San Francisco boxing telecast
Boxing on TV from San Francisco features Jimmy Carter former lightweight champion versus Freddie Herman as fill in for Paddy DeMarco who pulled out with injury. Penn State football opens season with Minors. Rip Engle's Lions seek improved record and Cotton Bowl bid.
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Murtaugh Steps Down as New Orleans Pelicans Manager
New Orleans Pelicans manager Murtaugh resigned yesterday, surprising club president Joe L Brown. Murtaugh, who led the Class AA Southern Association team since 1952, played for Houston and Philadelphia before joining New Orleans, with a career spanning the Phillies Braves and Pirates.
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Giants Clinch NL Pennant as Maglie Shuts Out Dodgers
Sal Maglie pitched five hittish innings in a 7-1 victory for the New York Giants over the Dodgers to clinch the National League pennant for the team, their first since 1961. Willie Mays collected three hits in five at bats to raise his NL batting average to .344. Montreal beat Rochester 3-2 and Syracuse topped Toronto 1-0 in Minch League playoffs.
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Giants Clinch Series Berth With 7-1 Victory Over Dodgers
Giants defeat Dodgers 7-1 at Ebbets Field to clinch the pennant as Willie Mays leads NL batting with three hits. Maglie holds five hits. Durocher’s club seals likely World Series entry while Indians win 11th straight behind Feller.
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Feller Cops
Clymer League action opens with new leaders and mixed results
Bowling 4, GLF and Neckers Co led early season play in the Clymer League with top marks and several high team scores. Colonial Terrace held first in the Men's A League after wins, while Merrill Appliance, Colan Garage and Bachomer's Drinks led the VFW Men's B League tie.
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Leon & Hank
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Gerry Novelty
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Hickle Electric
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Tenton Mig. Co
Penelee
Paul's
Paul
Lenton Miz. Co
Merritt Appliance
Cole Garage
Penelec
Model Dairy
Bachemer’s
Oklahoma Now Rated Top Grid Team in Nation
The Sooners rise to No. 1 in the first AP poll of the season after a 27 18 win over California and strong showings against Notre Dame Maryland Texas and Ga Tech. Notre Dame second with 613 points leads a top 10 including Maryland Texas Georgia Tech Michigan State UCLA Mississippi Baylor and Wisconsin tied for tenth.
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Associated Press
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Baylor
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Tulane
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Plan to rehabilitate New York tracks under study
A proposed plan to rehabilitate New York racing facilities at about 18 million dollars is being considered by a special committee representing The Jockey Club and New York racing associations. The plan envisions the Jockey Club acquiring stock in four associations for an estimated 26.5 million dollars and running the sport on a nonprofit basis.
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Spahn Equalled 20-Win Season Record in Braves Victory
Milwaukee pitcher Warren Spahn became only the fourth NL hurler to win 20 games in six seasons, closing a 6-2 win over Cincinnati. Spahn, the first left handed NL pitcher to reach 20 wins multiple times, predicted he would improve next year. The Braves improved to 2012 for 1954.
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Warren Spahn
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Milwaukee Braves
Redless
Spahn
Cohen Auto Supply
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Corry Penne
National League and American League standings and schedules
Major league standings show New York and Brooklyn atop the National League with Milwaukee, St Louis, Chicago and Pittsburgh trailing. American League leaders Cleveland and New York, with Chicago, Boston and Detroit close behind, plus daily schedules and yesterday's results.
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Washington
Baltimore
Corry High reserves defeat Titusville 20 to 12 at Loveland Field
Corry High reserves upset Titusville 20 to 12 in Loveland Field action. John Maloney scored all three Gerry TDs on a five yard plunge a 20 yard interception return and a one yard dive. Hill Mitchell added two extra points as Corry led early and held on for the win.
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eTikysville
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Pittsburg I's Sellout Sets Stadium Record Outlook
Pitt reports 60 000 tickets sold for the Fordham game as the Pi Nol Dame clash sells out here. Officials plan to erect bleachers to handle an expected crowd, with the 75 087 attendance mark noted as the stadium record set during the 1938 RAM against Fordham.
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Frank Carver
Fordham
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