Beavers Battle Johnsonburg Tonight For 13th Win
Corry's Beavers seek their 13th win as they travel to Johnsonburg for a decisive gridiron bout. Coach Lou Hunt eyes a perfect 5-0 record against the Jayhawks, with kickoff set for 8 o’clock. Johnsonburg seeks an upset after a season-opening loss to Bradford, while local crowd near 5000 expected to attend.
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Bowling Stars Shine In Cory Jamestown Circuit Action
Paul Stiarman led the Cory Jamestown league with a 946 high game as Joe Bates-Sthil a posted 203 and 205. Top C-3 scorers included Al Host 204 Herb Morton 207 and Bob Anthony 212. In Bowl-Aire Bloops Guy Davis 218 led with others above 200. F Gerzina had 210 and 202. In B Lesques Roger Ottaway 200s, Howard Bycroft 204, Archie Wetmore 200. VFW Ladies A featured Blair Hixson 238, with Rose Baker 202 Mary Houtyson 200 Lucille Church 197 Helen Hoyt 185 Marion Bul... advancing. Lee and Terry Williams return in Section I. Meadville aims for second win as Bulldogs visit Franklin. Titusville Rockets go to Warren for Sunday tilt. Queen City boys seek third win while Dragons carry one win one tie. Oi City hosts Grove City in non league action.
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Denver Sweeps Third From Bisons in World Series
In a see-saw game Denver beat Buffalo 13-9 to take a 3-0 lead in the best-of-seven Little World Series. The win pushes Denver toward an unprece dented four-year league sweep as the series shifts to Buffalo’s International League park for game four tomorrow night.
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Midwest Elevens Aim to Gain on Idle Oklahoma
Midwest teams start their weekend tilt as Oklahoma rests after a season-opening win. Michigan State Minnesota Michigan and others seek to prove title credentials with heavy early tests. AP poll rank reveals Notre Dame Tennessee and Duke among other top programs lining up for pivotal games.
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1958 Manager Pact Hopes Spark Silent Signings
Amid chatter of pre-season pacts seven major league managers await formal contracts. Kerby Farrell remains under pressure with the Indians as other leaders such as Fred Clane y, Red Hutchinson, Walt Alston, Bill Alney, Bob Scheffing and Harry Craft are set for new deals or extensions. Greenberg declines comment while Lopez, Smith and others ink one-year pacts. several veterans extend multi-year arrangements with Yankees, Red Sox, Orioles, and Reds.
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Braves Power Versus Yanks Speed In World Series Preview
New York Yankees and Milwaukee Braves meet in the 1957 World Series with analysis of outfield strength. Mickey Mantle aims to return to form in center, Hank Aaron leads the majors in homers, and Bob Hazle drives Braves’ offense. Spahn and Ford slated to open the series, with lineup uncertainties for Stengel and Stengel’s outfield mix.
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Musial Clinches Batting Crown for 195? Season
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals has clinched his seventh National League batting title with a .351 average after the season’s final three games. Willie Mays of the New York Giants remains the closest competitor, needing 16 straight hits over two games to tie.
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Notre Dame Defeats Pitt 9-0 in Recreation League
Notre Dame blanked Pitt 9-0 at Loveland Field to move closer to Michigan in the Recreation Football League standings. Eddie Fenstermacher blocked a punt for a safety, a 20 yard pass from Far Brooks to Jerry Krasa produced the lone TD, and John Patternell added the extra point. Notre Dame outgained Pitt 166 yards to 112 with four passes completed for 9 yards.
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Area Grid Schedule Recap and Matchups
A fragmented OCR reading shows scheduled pairings including DMenaville versus Grave City and On Om City versus Wradéna with related venues and institutions mentioned such as Acknemy and Wolinrenk Tech. The legibility limits precise times and results.
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