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Johnsonburg snaps Gerry Streak in 24 point win
Johnsonburg dominated Corry 24 to 0 as Shull, Kemmerer and Wolfe stars led a decisive fourth quarter push. Corry failed to score after three quarters, with Johnsonburg's defense delivering a fumble recovery and key interceptions to seal the game.
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Jayhawks Triumph Over Beavers In Lopsided Tilt
Johnsonburg’s Corry Arm High School, 12 0 loss to beavers. The Jayhawks dominated with 278 rushing yards while Corry managed 90. Beavers held to six first downs as Johnsonhire offense overwhelmed them in a decisive road win.
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Johnsonburg Dominates Beavers In One Sided Contest
Sophomore quarterback fires two touchdown passes and a speedy halfback adds 51 yard run as Johnsonburg overwhelms Corry. Fullback power and strong line play set up three scores while Jayhawks’ defense halts late charge and recovers a key fumble.
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Pro Gridders Open Season Tomorrow
The NFL opens its season with the Giants facing the Browns in Cleveland and the Bears at Green Bay as college names mix with pro stars. Detroit visits Baltimore, Washington plays Pittsburgh, Philadelphia meets Los Angeles, and Chicago Cardinals visit San Francisco. Commissioner Bell predicts attendance will exceed last year and TV revenue will rise. Giants remain largely unchanged while the Browns rebuild. Bears look strong, Packers may test them with Hornung and Howton. Lions add Rote to back up Layne, Steelers pursue a strong showing amid a busy trading period.
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Major Leaders in National and American League Baseball
National League leaders include Musial with a .351 batting average and Aaron with 118 runs and 132 RBIs. Schoendienst collects 199 hits, Hak leads 39 doubles, Mays 20 triples and 38 stolen bases, with Aaron hitting 44 home runs. Pitcher Buh? Mikoszkee posts 187.720 decisions and Sanford 148 strikeouts. American League batting shows Williams at .386, Fox 199 hits, Sievers 42 homers, Aparicio 28 steals, and Donovan 16 6 in decisions with Wynn leading strikeouts.
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Giardello Knocks Lane In Seventh Round TKO
In Cleveland at the Arena Joey Giardello defeats Bobbi Lane of Miami by technical knockout at 2 35 of the seventh round. Giardello, swollen-eyed, again talks of a middleweight title shot while acknowledging Teper Basilio and Sugar Ray Robinson may decide the next big match. Lane’s punches drew warnings as Giardello controlled the bout with a late surge.
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Braves Over Yankees In Six In World Series Pick
AP writer predicts Milwaukee Braves to win the 1957 World Series in six games over the New York Yankees. The analysis weighs pitching, hitting, defense, and manager experience, noting Lew Burdette as a likely key starter and relief options for Milwaukee while acknowledging the Yankees’ relief pitching and speed.
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Bulldogs top Franklin in first loop tilt
Meadville Bulldogs beat Franklin 20 6 at Franklin to remain undefeated under rookie coach Tom Duff while Franklins Jim McCullough also starts 0 1 1. Wally Brown and Bill Peters starred for Meadville with Peters passing for a TD Blaine Kuhn scored Franklin s lone TD on an 11 yard run. Oil City ended Grove City s two game skid 19 6 behind Joe Way and Bob Fee. Corry leads Section 1 with Tit usville and Meadville as Rockets face Warren for top spot and a league record chase. Yankee Bill Dickey held NL mark at 130.
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Corry Band Performs Carmen as Halftime Feature
Corry Area High School Band presented four numbers from Carmen during halftime of the Corry Johnsonburg game. Under director H. Lynn Rice, the band wore white uniforms and opened with the March of Globis then the Gladiator's March. Stuart Ball appeared in the Toreador Song, a Spanish dance followed, concluding with the school pop song Against the Corry Spirit. Yankee Lags Win Lexington.
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Yesterdays results and todays schedule mixed card
Yesterdays results show New York 10 Basta 2 Chicago 2 Cleveland 9 Kansas City 9 Detroit 7 Baltimore 7 Washington 3. Todays schedule lists Cleveland at Chicago Kansas City at Detroit Baltimore at Washington New York at Boston. Tomorrow schedule includes Kansas City at Detroit New York at Boston.
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Tribe Doomed To Second Division in 1948 CALOAGE Era
The Chicago White Sox eliminated the Tudlinmey contention and faced a season finale with backers and a troubled path. Don Mom received the loss as the team struggled in the early months, ending August in a doomed stand.
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