Jayvees Triumph Over Rice Academy 39-6 at Sheen Field
Corry High's Jayvees powered past Rice Academy 39-6 with fullback Stockton scoring twice on runs of 35 and eight yards. Downey added two rushing touchdowns, with Murray and Clark also scoring. Piccirillo threw two extra points to Donoghue and Rieck, as Jayvees improve to 14-1 and set to play Warren Saturday morning.
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Tom Kennedy
John Grice
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Dennis Brown
Bob Swart
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Murray
Rick Willman
Larry Amy
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Harold Munsee
Corry
Twins Flag Push Delayed as Athletics Beat Twins
Kansas City defeated Minnesota 6 to 2 in a rain delayed game. Larry Stahl had three hits including a solo homer. Jim Hunter improved to 7-6 with late relief from John Wyatt. Don Mincher hit his 21st homer. Attendance was the smallest ever at a Twins game.
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Innesolge
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Kansas” City
Gary Roggenburk
Billy Pleis
Larry Stahl
Don Mincher
Twins
Orioles Rally To Curtail Angels
The Orioles beat the California Angels 4-2 behind Steve Barber who allowed three hits in seven innings to improve to 14-9. A sixth inning outburst included consecutive hits by Patience, Snyder, Powell, and Robinson followed by a two-run single from Jerry Adair to seal the win before 945 fans.
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Angels
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California
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Luis Apaticio
Russ Snyder
Boog Powell
Brooks Robinson
Jerry Adair
Giants Beat Reds 4-0 to Stretch Lead Over Dodgers
Bob Bolin and Masanori Murakami combined for a five hit shutout as the San Francisco Giants topped Cincinnati 4-0. Murakami blanked the Reds in the final four innings after Bolin opened, two walks in the sixth allowed no further scoring. Willie Mays sparked two first inning runs with a walk and steal, Haller drove in a run, and Hart, Gabrielson, and Hart again contributed in the late innings. The win improves Bolin to 12-5, Murakami still seeking a Dodgers showdown in the pennant race. Attendance was 14,070 at Crosley Field.
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Bob Bolin
Masanori Murakami
Cincinnati Reds
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Bolin
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Gordy Coleman
Jim Hart
Len Gabrielson
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Maloney
Haller
Gabrielson
Ning
Willie Mays
Giants
Crossley Field
Alvis Delivers Walkoff for Indians in 14th Inning Victory
Alvis led off the 14th with his fourth hit and scored on Chico Salmon's pinch hit single to lift Cleveland past Detroit 5 to 4. Alvis had earlier added a single and two doubles as the Indians totaled 13 hits while the Tigers had 12. A benches-clearing brawl followed Pedro Gonzalez charging Larry Sherry after a brushback pitch.
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Lee Freehan
Don Demeter
Mickey Stanley
Cleveland
Pedro Gonzalez
Detroit
Larry Sherry
Sherry
Hank Aguirre
Fred Whitfield
Gonzalez
al Luplow
Texas Western QB Billy Stevens Sets NCAA Passing Record
New York The National Collegiate Athletic Bureau confirmed that Texas Western sophomore Billy Stevens threw for 500 yards in a single game last Saturday. His 61-15 rout of North Texas State surpassed Tulsa’s Jerry Rhome and Oklahoma State for the NCAA record, with two teammates adding 134 passing yards.
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National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Texas Western
Billy Stevens
Stevens
North Texas State
Tulsa
Jerry Rhome
Oklahoma State
Mets Renewed With Aber Not Jamestown
The Mets, community owned in Auburn, deny reports they would switch from the York Penn league to Jamestown. Vice president John Murphy says there was never any truth of a change and expresses strong satisfaction with Auburn club.
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Auburn
Heat Wave Dangers For Footballers In Hot Spell
SVEUMBUS Ohio A heat wave warning highlights dangers to football players and coaches. Doctor Murphy, chairman of athletic injury at Ohio State University medical group, notes risks of stroke and heat-related illness among players during extreme temperatures.
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National League Standings and Yesterday's Results Brief
National League standings show San Francisco at 90 60 and Philadelphia 77 72 with Chicago at 68 78 and New York 48 104. Yesterday's NL games included Philadelphia 4 Milwaukee 4 and Pittsburgh 10 New York 0 while San Francisco beat Cincinnati 4 0 and Los Angeles faced Milwaukee in night action.
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Bowling Leaders Pace Men's A League At BowlAive
Bart and Robinson led the Bowling A League with high marks as Bart posted 214 195 and 225 and Robinson 185 233 and 197. Numerous bowlers posted 200s including Woodard 201 Barnes 202 and 241 Wand 215 Sample 225 and 210. Others such as Kinness Steel and VaiPassal posted 222 221 and 210 respectively, with a 2906 series noted in the event.
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George Price
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Notre Dame Tops Nation in College Football Rankings
The article reports Notre Dame as the top ranked team in the country after a dominant opening game led by standout players Adonis and others. It notes strong performances against Texas Christian and mentions key opponents like Nebraska, Michigan, Arkansas, Purdue, and Florida as part of a broader ranking context.
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Ueda
Pat Bryant
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Michigan
Arkansas
Purdue
Louisiana
Florida
Syracuse
Rally Defeats Spartan Nine in Final Inning
West Forest rallied for three runs in the seventh to beat Spartansburg 5 2 yesterday afternoon in Upper Allegheny Valley baseball action. Spartansburg led into the final frame before the visitors erupted. Joe Linden took the loss after allowing five hits, while Randy Custer earned the win by holding Sparta scoreless in relief.
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Randy Custer
Sparta
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