Warren and Union City Cowboys Clinch Trio of Wins
Warren and Union City prep football notes highlight three straight wins as Warren thumped Titusville 97 6 and Union City beat Hibbort Creek 14 6. Corry High teams split weekend results while Meadville and North East also won. Oil City fell 12 7 to Greenville. Pennsylvania deer seasons clarified by Game Commission with archery buck and antlerless hunts and one deer per season. Jim Bogden tops Corry scoring derby with four TDs. Look magazine picks All American baseball team with Musial Kiner Campanella and others. Preashechoe’s omission noted amid 22 2 record.
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Union City
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Titusville
Guague
Ol City
Meadville
Hirbotcreek
Huskies
Bears
Cony High Reivers
Corry
North East
Franklii
Pennsylvania
The
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Milreek
Art Plus
Princeton
Chathauqua Lake
Look Magazine
Stan Musial
Tad Williams
Ralph Kiner
Gil Hodges
Jankie Robinson
Chico Cirturquel
George Kell
Roy Campanella
Hob Feller
Sal Maptie
Echoe
Suirdy
Tost
Corry Reserves Visit Titusville for Season Start Battle
Corry High Reserves seek first win of season after two losses to Warren as they invade Titusville for a 7:40 p.m. kickoff at Carter Field. The teams are evenly matched in a hard fought contest expected to test both squads.
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Doug Sorenson
Niehi
Yankees and Dodgers Close In On Flags
Yankees beat Red Sox 6 1 in Boston as Cleveland slips two and a half games behind. Dodgers rally for 6 2 over Phillies to hold NL lead. Giants stay distant. Vic Raschi earns his 20th win as New York reaches near pennant, while Tigers and Braves stumble in tense pennant chase.
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Dodger
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Bot
Murjers
Amd
Johnny Midge
Iin
Mize
Chick Stubbs
Raschi
Byo
Baseball scores and upcoming games from yesterday and today
American League results Detroit 9 Cleveland 1 St Louis 8 Chicago 7 Philadelphia 12 3 Washington 4 3 New York 6 Boston 1. National League Pittsburgh 3 0 Cincinnati 0 2 St Louis 98 Chicago 3 2 Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 2 New York 4 Boston 1. Games today include six scheduled games and one sole Boston at New York contest.
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Chicago
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SL. Louis
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Blandings
Jender
Xavier Routs Bonnies 40 6 in Forness Stadium
Xavier University overwhelmed St Bonaventure 40 to 6 in Forness Stadium before 9,500, ending Bona’s 22 game home winning streak. Mesh halfbacks led the attack while the Bonnies line struggled. Teddy Marehibroda switched from the T to the single wing in the third period, connecting on a 60 yard pass to Jerry Hannahfin and a 35 yard toss to Greg Riel for scores.
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Xavier
Xavier University
St. Bonaventure
Forness Stadium
Cincinnati
Teddy Marehibroda
St. Bona
Jerry Hanifin
Greg Riel
Pirates edge Reds as Dickson nets 20th win of season
Mirry Dickson, in a 5 hitter, wins the opener 3-0 for the Pirates while Howie Fox guides the Reds to a 2-0 second game victory. St Louis Cardinals sweep Cubs 8-3 and 5-2 behind Poholsky and Staley, drawing 18,013 as attendance tops a million for sixth straight year. Athletics forge doubleheader sweep over Senators 12-4 and 6-2, Browns rally in seventh for 7-? win over White Sox with 37 players used, 19 Browns.
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Gerry Staley
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Redbirds
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Athletics
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
1950 Champs Of Grid Loops Are Given Bad Scares
Harrisburg Sept 24 Defending champions in Pennsylvania schoolboy football have begun the season with upsets. Grove City knocked off Butler 18-7 while Williamsport and Harrisburg William Penn both dropped close games. Coal Township rallied to edge Harrisburg Cathalo 13-12. Bellwood Antis, Indiana, and other 1950 leaders faced setbacks as upsets ripple through the week’s non league play. Lower Merion remains unbeaten after a 21-0 win over Northeast.
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Associated Press
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Pennsylvania
Butler
Golden Tornado
Western Pennsylvania
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Tosh
Sunbury
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Dyer
Reading Moved Into Tie For First In League Standings
The article notes Reading tying Husks for first after smothering Steelton 33 to 6. Western-DuBois slips from top after a 19-0 win over a pool Clearfield team. Meadville beat Branton 27-6 as Warran defeated Titusville 27-6. Big Three includes Alten town and Bethlehem with key wins.
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Adams Township
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Corry Team Wins Skeet Trophy in Meadville Shoot
Corry skeet team edged rivals in the Penn York League as Burt Lindberg led with a perfect string and high scores. Individual results saw Kurt Lindbee and Lily Anderson of Falconer close behind, amid windy conditions and an awards banquet with 47 members present.
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Lindquist
Meadville
Anderson
Falconer
Lindberg
Corry
Burt Lindberg
Curry
Sexton
Kurt Lindbee
Lilie Anderson
Falconel
Meshmoff
Turnesa Captures Reading Open Honors
Jim Turnesa won the Reading Open with a 280 total earning $15,000. The lone Turnesa brother in the family claimed the title as part of a celebrated golf clan. Officials named Vern Epp as president and Gilbert Alley as secretary treasurer amid post tournament honors in Reading, Pennsylvania.
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Jim Turnesa
Associated Press
Reading
Frlotlan
Turnesi
Rolf Tourpament
Nictimws
Vern Epp
Erie
George Kinecl- Hin
Mendvatie
Gilbert Alley
Erie, Sevetary and Treagu
Milwaukee Heis Best-Of Series In Playoff Setback
Milwaukee slips 7 to 5 in a seven game playoff series, going down 3 2 in the best of seven. Paul 7 provided key batting in a tense contest as Milwaukee faltered late.
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Paul
Milwaukee
Miwaukee Heis
Country Club Directors Elect 3 New Members
The Garry County Club held its annual dinner and business meeting yesterday with five in attendance. A dinner began at six o clock followed by the meeting led by President Charles Shuss. Secretary Mrs Theodore Hubley read minutes. Treasurer Beith Henton’s report was reviewed. Improvements included a new gay line, partial water line installation, and a new roof on the club house. Directors elected to three year terms were B W Feldt Kenneth R Benson and Lloyd Lanphere. Holdovers include Hy Hidden Robert Forrester P Keuling C A Shite Mrs Hubley and Keith Henton.
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Garry County Club
Charles Shuss
Theodore Hubley
Beith Henton
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Ctaler House
Rene B. W. Feldt
Kenneth R Benson
Lloyd Lanphere
Yen Tenuis
B. Brows
Léo Huylen
M. J. Davis
Hy Hhiden
Robert Forrester
P Keuling
C. A. Shite
Mrs. Hubley
Keith Hentan
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