Beavers and Knights Battle to 7-7 Tie at Home
Franklin and Corry played a fierce Section Two clash at Sheen Athletic Field drawing 3,000 fans. The 7-7 stalemate featured fumbles by both sides, Ed Linski’s TD run for Corry, and a late Franklin drive that kept the score locked as Oil City and Titusville also dropped league contests.
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Corry High
Tocay
Franklin
Sheen Athletic Field
Knights
East Pleasant Street
Meadville
Titusville
McDowell
Rockets
Greenville
Warren
Pranklin
Beavers
Oil City
Corry
Ed Linski
Preedee
Bobbles
Orange and Black
Jerry Hamilton
Linski
Red
John Butters Tus
Butters
Lefty McCullough
Corry Hish
Bradford
Beavers, Corry Clash in Tight Intercounty Battle
In a hard fought Franklin beaver showdown Corry's defense held late as Lou Hanna and a goal line stand preserved a 7 7 tie after Dan McCullough struck for Franklin. McCullough later aided a late drive but Corry stopped them on fourth downs and a final fight erupted as time expired.
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Beavers
Corryites
Lou Hanna
Knights
Beaver
Franklin
Corry
Dan McCullough
Frank Li Bardoni
Airways
McCullough
Glenn Marshall
Fleet
Duane Silvis
Joan French
Jerry McIntyre
Tom Brady
Roger Munn
John Patterson
Jim Barber
Barber
O'Toole Faces Yankees As Reds Join World Series
O'Toole, Cincinnati southpaw ace, poised for Wednesday opener against the New York Yankees. Darrell Johnson strained a left-side muscle and may limit Reds catching depth. Pirates edged O'Toole for a fifth-inning run, while Spahn won 21st for the Giants. Maris slump in a 2-1 Yanks win as he hunts No. 61 amid final regular-season games.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnat
Fred Hutchinson
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hutchinson
Darrell Johnson
Johnson
Reds
Richard Rohde
Cincinnati
Gordon Coleman
Vada Pinson
Roberto Clemente
Clemente
Jim O'Toole
Yanks
Larry Foss
O'Toole
Jerry Edwards
Jerry Zimmerman
Milwaukee Braves
San Francisco
Giants
Warren Spaha
Pirates
Don Clendenon
Dick Stuart
Larry Poss
Spahn
Eddie Mathews
Associated Press
Roger Maris
Boston Red Sox
Maris
Babe Ruth
Red Sox
Bill Monbouquette
Matis
Boston
Ruth
Ford Prick
John Blanchard
Whitey Ford
Cincinnati Reds
Blanchard
Fort
Cleveland
John Allen
Ford
Dave Ferriss
Red
Detroit
Minnesota
Baltimore
Chicago
Washington
Kansas City
Pete Burnside
Los Angeles
Bob Rodgers
Angels
Indians
Jamestown Owls League yields high scores at Bowl-Aire
In last night action at Bowl-Aire Harlan Taylor topped with 204 and Rosse Drayer posted 201 while John Woodard led Corry Jamestown with 408. The Owls Teants record shows 40 losses and wins as the circuit opened around midnight.
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Corry Jamestown Owls
John Woodard
Bowl-Aire
Harlan Taylor
Rosse Drayer
Corry Jamestown “Owls Teants
Big League Stars Pitching and Hitting Dominate
Pete Burnside of the Senators threw a two hit shutout against Warsas City for the second time this year. Johnny Blanchard of the Yankees drove in both runs in a 2-1 win over the Red Sox, belting his 21st homer in the fourth and adding a ninth inning single.
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Pete Burnside
Senators
Warsas City
A's
Johnny Blanchard
Yankees
Red Sox
National League pennant race and end of season results
National League standings show Cincinnati clinching pennant after a 8 1 victory over Pittsburgh with Milwaukee at ? and San Francisco. Los Angeles leads West with 679 runs, St Louis trailing. American League pennant notes include New York and Los Angeles, with final day results and scheduled games. Also mention of final Pennsylvania State Archery Association shoot by Tidioute Bowhunters.
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Los Angeles
St. Francisco
Milwaukee
St Lews
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Clucimnati
San Francisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
W. L. Pel
G.B
Boston
Minnesota
Kansas City
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Baltimore
Detroit
New Yorke
Tidioute Bowhunters
Pennsylvania State Archery Association
Area Scores in Section Two Show Wide Varsity Results
Franklin leads 7 to 7 with others scattered across the area. Notable tallies include Greenville 20 over Tuanville 19 and Erie Tech 92 over Erie Academy 7. Marathon of scores features Grove City 31 Mercer 0 and Sharon 21 New Castle 19.
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Franklin
Greenville
Tuanville
Bradford
DuBois
McDowell
Meadville
Johnsonburg
Kane
North East
Union City
Girard
Wattsburg
LeBoeuf
Northwestern
Grove City
Mercer
Hickory
Harborcreek
Erie Tech
Erie Academy
Altoona
Mckeesport
Sharon
New Castle
Sheffield
Smethport
Brocton
Sherman
Falconer
Nittany Lions Fall to Hurricanes in Week One Upset
Miami Florida stunned Penn State 14 7 as a rugged Hurricane defense limited the No 1 ranked offense. USC beat SMU 21 16 and Michigan State opened with a Big Ten test. Virginia Military edged Richmond and Detroit downed Xavier 34 4. George Mira and Bob Weaver led Miami’s offense while Charley Livingston added a field goal.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Penn State
Southern California
Southern Methodist
Virginia Military
Richmond
Detroit
Xavier
Ohio
George Mira
Bobby Weaver
Colt
Huricanes
Charley Livingston
Wilie Brown
Soph
Trojans
SMU
Towa
California
Ohio State
Texas
Chris- Wan
Kansas
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Casey Stengel Returns to Manage New York Mets
Casey Stengel, age 71, signs a one year contract to manage the New York Mets reuniting with George Weiss. The Mets will compete with the Yankees in the 1962 season and begin player selection by New York and Houston via interleague picks after the World Series. Weiss plans a meeting with the scouting staff in Glendale, California to finalize plans.
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NEW York
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Artled Oldtimer
York Mets
George Weiss
Stengel
Yankees
Weiss
Yinks
Mets
Weiss-Stengel
Houston
Jus Glendale
Calif
Big Week in College Football Schedules Across Conferences
Wisconsin tops Utah 7 0 last week. Mississippi starts defense of SEC title versus Kentucky. Rice faces Georgia Tech in a battle with 17th ranked West Virginia. Syracuse hosts a recent winnerless opponent. ABC ESPN televised Oklahoma vs Notre Dame at 2 30 p m. Illinois vs Washington opens, Michigan slight underdog against UCLA, Minnesota faces Missouri.
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Mississippi
Kentucky
Rice
Georgia Tech
West Virginia
Syracuse
Oklahoma
Notre Dame
Illinois
Washington
Michigan
UCLA
Minnesota
Missouri
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Bekin
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Beith
Valeski
Lulburdon
Collins
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Holland Corry
Munn
Wiliams
Mahon
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Swarm
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Roberts
Patterson
Vincent Backs
Hanna
Linsie
Roden
Flowers
Silvis
Hamilton
Kerry
LiBardont
Franklin Corry
Ings
Coorry “Savings Cloanz
RIA
Prench's
Paul
Chic Young
Nittany Lions
Casey
iNew York
NEW Sparta Sportsmen’s Club
Alpine Inn
Totten
Barney
Meo
Jim Hammond
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