July 1954 ad mentions cow in field
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1958
Page
7
Upsets Rule College Grid Openers Big Ones Saturday
Maryland fell 34 to 0 at Wake Forest as the Tar Heels and Yellow Jackets both lost to North Carolina State and Kentucky. Duke and Georgia Tech also stumbled while Penn State and Pitt showed mixed results. The new two point conversion rule yoked more drama as California attempted three two-point tries and hit all three.
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ED Corrigan
Heavy Artillery
Ohio State
Oklahoma
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Maryland
North Carolina
Penn State
Georgia Tech
Duke
Texas A&m
Woody Hayes
Southern Methodist
West Virginia
Auburn
Tennessee
California
College of Pacific
Wake Forest
Deacons
Tommy Mont
North Carolina State
State
Jim Tatum
Tar
South Carolina
Kentucky
Nebraska
Ruy Nebraska
Pitt
UCLA
COP
Thhree
Red Sox Manager Abe Higgins Signs 1959 Contract
Abe Higgins agreed to a one year deal with Boston Red Sox for 1959 after the club pursued a key strategic option against the Washington Senators. Higgins secured a free season upon the contract signing.
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Red Sox
Boston Red Sox
Abe
Timke
Washington Senators
Higgins
Sunshine
Braves Clinch Pennant Triggers Milwaukee Celebration
Milwaukee fans mobbed General Mitchell Field and Wisconsin Avenue after the Braves clinched the pennant with a 6-5 win over the Reds in Cincinnati. An estimated 14,000 greeted the team at the airport terminal and another 15,000 lined the route, while fans celebrated with champagne and joyous cheers as Fred Haney led the coast-to-coast revelry.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati
Crosley Field
Braves
Redlegs
New York Yankees
Wisconsin Avenue
General Mitchell Field
Fred Haney
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lou Perini
Major League Leaders Overview AP Baseball Stats
The Associated Press lists leading MLB figures by league with batting, pitching and fielding leaders. Notable names include Mantle and Colavito in the AL. Mays, Ashburn, Banks in the NL. Banks leads NL home runs with 61. Turley and Ford top AL pitching decisions. Spahn and Burdette pace NL wins.
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Associated Press
Runnels
Boston
Kuenn
Detroit
Mantle
New York
Power
Cleveland
Jensen
Biton
Colavito
Sievers
Washington
Hill—Fox
Chicago
Malzone
Kyena
Kale
Aparicio
Tuttle
Kansas City
Lemon
Cerv
Aparieto
Rivera
Landis
Turley
Melis
Ford
Wynn
Bunning
Adams
Mays
San Francisco
Ashburn
Philadelphia
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St. Louis
Rims — Banks
Aaron
Milwaukee
Banks
Chica
Thomas
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Ashburt
Virdon
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Robson
Cincinnati
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Burdette
Friend
Jones
Spal
Rus
Los Angeles
Yesterday's Stars Dominate with Mixed Batting and Pitching
Willie May led at the plate with a hot showing supported by iHanal Cage as the team towed a 342 total. Hewer recorded two hits and Ted dietary added a run driven by St. Louis. Dick Ponovan and White Sev combined on the mound for Haney City scoring three straight innings of shutout defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Mayants
Ted Dietary
St. Louis
Dick Ponovan
Haney City
Ty Wink Ith
Weason
Franklin Knights Upset Warren 14-6 To Lead Section I Standings
Franklin edged Warren 14-6 in a Section I game at Corry, with Butch Conrad racing 60 yards for the opening score and Walt Thomas adding the second TD pass and both extra points. Warren answered late with a 10-yard TD pass from Lou Masesto to Bill Broma, but Franklin’s defense and the early big play gave the Knights a first place share as Meadville, Corry and Oil City hover at 11 league records. Meadville, riding a 11-game unbeaten streak, opens league play Friday against Franklin, while Warren seeks a rematch at Titusville.
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Franklin
Corryam Warrig
Mt of City
Meadville
Titusville
Butch Conrad
Knights
Walt Thomas
Thomas
Dragons
Lou Masesto
Bill Bromagin
Warren
Corry
Oil City
State Archery Clinic Saturday in Pennsylvania
The Cory Archery Club hosted a state archery safety clinic in cooperation with the Pennsylvania State Archery Association at the Lawrence Airport club range. Civic president Max Brown invited all archers to attend, with instruction on safe handling, hunting regulations explanations by Elmer Simpson, and general sportsmanship talks. Wayne Schuyler and M J Golden supported the event, noting widespread interest as the next archery season looms and urging game protectors to cooperate.
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Cory Archery Gilly
Pennsylvania State Archery Association
Lawrence
Civic
Max Brown
Elmer Simpson
Union City
Wayne Schuyler
Berwick
M. J. Golden
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Venus Hamilton Richa Triumphs In Pacific Southwest Title
In a tight Pacific Southwest final Venus Hamilton Richa defeated Alex Omeli n in four sets 7-5 4-6 4-6 to claim the title in Los Angeles.
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Venus Los Angeles
Hamiltan Richa
Alex O]merlin
Little Beavers Host Rockets At CAHS Tonight
Corry Area High School hosts a doubleheader as the Beaver Jayvees face Titusville Junior Rockets, preceded by a Recreation League game. The Little Beavers, coming off a 13 7 loss to Warren, rely on a near full quarter of varsity help and a tested lineup in tonight’s matchup.
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Corry
Gudirion
Beaver Jayvees
Titusville
Junior Rockets
Little Beavers
Warren
Jayvees
Ol City
Oilers
Goaine
Roger Munn
Norman Mitchell
Bob McCray
Jerry McIntyre
Dick Kelly
Steve Wels
Dave Beckwith
Norman Wade
Bill Lord
Bob Roden
Joe Baressi
Oklahoma
Iowa
Town
Penn State
Puane Silvis
Hawkeyes
Tom Flowers
Mack
Mike Baressi
Harold Bromley
Tows
Braves Wrap Up Pennant in Rainy Clincher Threatening Three-Woy Tie
Milwaukee clinched the pennant as Warren Spahn faded after a one-hitter through six, Pittsburgh’s rainout helped the Braves seize lead while Cincinnati fell to the Dodgers. Bob Elliott notes Mays silence and Koufax’s win as San Francisco and Chicago chase spots in a tight N L race.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee Braves
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Braves
Warren Spahn
Yanks
Red Jets
Don McMaoh
Cincy
Spalm
Pirates
Stapanes
Wille Mays
San Francisco
San Francisco Outfielder Bay A Four- Point Voice Oy
Richie Ashburn
Phils
Ramon Monatut
Johny Antonelli
Winener
Glankx
Louis
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Cubs
Spabh
Brooks Lawrence
Koing
Frank Robinson
Johny Logan
Redlegs
McMahon
Sandy Koufax
Dodger
Boger
Area Grid Results Reported From Franklin and Warren Matches
Winds delay the President's Cup regatta after choppy waters. Don Wilson of Detroit drove Miss U. 8 I to victory in two heats Saturday. Area grid results show Franklin 14 over Warren 6, Erie Academy 12 over Erie Prep 6, Northern Area 26 over Sheffield 21, Sharon 21 over Beaver Falls 7, Greenville St. Michael's 25 over Randolph Brookfield Ohio 20, and Sharpsville 6.
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Franklin
Warren
Erie Academy
Erie Prep
Northern Area
Sheffield
Sharon
Beaver Falls
Greenville St. Michael's
Randolph & Brookfield
Ohio
Sharpsville
Washington
Don Wilson
Detroit
Miss U. 8. I
Minister Dies At Football Game In Claysburg
The Rev. O. J. Hassinger, 66, pastor of the Church of the Brethren in Claysburg, collapsed from a heart attack during a high school football game between Greenfield Kimmel and Williamsburg. He died on arrival at Nason Hospital. Hassinger had led the Claysburg church since July 1957 and previously served at Huntsdale Brethren Church near Carlisle.
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Altoona
Claysburg
O. J. Haasinger
Church of ‘the Brethren
Creenfield-Kimmel
Williamsburg
Nason Hospital
Hassinger
Nigerian boxer Bassey targets big money fights after Pep win
Nigerian featherweight champion Bassey says he is open to all offers as he plans a rapid return and pursues high stakes bouts after battering Pep in a decisive win. Manager George Bildles asserts Hogan’s readiness and aims to keep Bassey active in six months with ongoing plans for major opportunities.
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Weal Vaey
Siupain
Kid Bassey
Ny Ball Aday
Wille Pep
George Bildles
Hogan
Nien
Xello
Weightlifting and football scores from recent events
The report lists results across sports including weightlifting in Stockholm with Russia ahead of the United States, and exhibition football results featuring Chicago, Green Bay, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, Los Angeles, Cleveland, Detroit, and others. It notes a TKO at 42 seconds and mentions a boxer drawing later, with varied figures and names.
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Detroit
Kansas City
Chicago
New York
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Tittsburgh
San Francisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Paladelphia
Bears and Cards Shine in NFL Exhibition Play
Bears coach George Halas took over duties as Chicago beat New York Giants in a playoff like exhibition. The Cards upset Green Bay 31 34 while Detroit and Cleveland opened with mixed results as teams showcased returning stars and rookies in pre season action.
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Bears
Cal
George Halas
New York
Hulus
Bruins
Washington
Green Bay Packers
Detroit Lions
Cleveland Browns
Lions
Browns
Atea
Balthmore
Low Angeles
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Francisco
George Blanda
Gears
Point Joe
Wille Gallimore
Mike Sommer
Bowl-Aire Mixed Doubles Opens With High Scorers
Chuck Willett rolled 208 the big score in the Bowl-Aire Mixed Doubles League opener last evening. Frank Bernardt added 205 and Muland Harvey 201 as other top games reflected strong starts for the season.
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Chuck Willett
Frank Bernardt
Muland Harvey
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