Farrell High School Football Preview Highlights
This afternoon Farrell High previews focus on a nine game football schedule with a New Castle visit on Oct. 16. Key changes include replacing quarterback Frank Slacek and rebuilding the line, while 11 seniors have earned college football scholarships. The feature covers Farrel’s basketball and track news, West Penn Conference honors at Geneva College, and local standouts in various sports from Geneva to Ellwood City.
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New Castle High
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Wille Somerset
Carl James
Frank Slacek
Brian Gancratovich
Raymond Nixon
Farrrll
Penn State
Ferry Derullao
Youngstown
Bill Capitol
Virginia St
John Katlins
Michigan St
Walt McKethan
Kentucky St
Pete Jankovich
Columbia
Fritz Orlen
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Erle Cannon
Derry Prahman
Grove City
Don Scarves
California
Joe Testa
Pest College
Wester Pennsylvania Basket 1
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Don Graham
Norl Catholic High
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Katetawn High
Ed McCluskey
Dutley Moore
Duquesne
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Allstar
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Aliquippa
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Iva Ray
Dan Daney
Mike Ferrick
Sharon
West Penn
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Ralph DiCerba
Ellwood City
Carl Singer
New Castle
Frank Poholsky
Dick Eakin
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Monarch A.C. Beats W Pittsburg 10 2 To Lead League
Monarch A.C. defeated W Pittsburg 10-2 to seize first place in the County Sto-Piteh League. Jacobs improved to 16-1 after limiting Pittsburgh to five hits. LaRoces and Carmano homered for Monarch who scored five runs in the first inning on six straight hits. Other notes include Chewtan topping Nations Guard 15-14 and Ecclesian Club 10-3, with Abraham and Alexander delivering key blows.
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Lacezili Wins Micro 15-Lap Race at Hickory Track
Over 1200 fans watched as lacezili Grabs wins a micro 15 lap feature at Hickory Speedway. Bill Siebanakter led a three quarter midget feature. Wil bur Thomas was hospitalized after a race incident. Notable results include Gus Tacozili of Warren Ohio winning the helmet dash and Jack Mathieson Jol of Warren Ohio taking the first heat in Miers Midgets.
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Jack McCoy
New Castle
Bill Stebandler
Hilk Siebanauer
Hey George
Gus Tacazili
Bill Lieb Joller
Yankees Rally to 11 2 Win as Hit Parade Rolls On
The Yankees, on a seven of eight run, crushed the Indians 11 2 in Cleveland behind a powerful hitting spree led by Elston Howard and Gil McDougald. New York’s crowd of 81 055 marked the largest in Cleveland since 1935 as they closed within 442 games of first place. The White Sox widened their lead with a 6 2 victory over the Red Sox while the Dodgers and Cubs won in the National League.
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Dave Sisler
Carlo Pascual
Gail Warris
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Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Soullpan
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iCharlie Nealrach
Geins
Johnny Fodres
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New Newcombe
Milar
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Giants
Tay Medill
Johnny Leaple
Cincinnati
Johnny Antonelli
San Francisco
Phillies trade Jones for Bolger and cash
Philadelphia Phillies traded veteran first baseman Willie Jones to Cleveland for outfielder Jin Bolger and cash. This marks the second deal between the clubs this season. Other earlier moves included a trade sending Wisentin fixning Warnner to Cleveland for Pitcher Umberte Mabinson. Jones, age 34, had been a Phillies regular since 1949.
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Drabowsky Faces Cubs Cousins in Pitt Showdown
Chicago Cubs eye ace Jim Drabowsky against Pittsburgh Pirates as the teams clash in a midseason showdown. The report notes Tiger Jones’s recent form, Brenner’s plans to match Nigerian Dick Tiger with Paul Pender, and a London bout lead with Terence Calhoun in a broader fight card.
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Calhoun
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Rory
Miller No-Hitter Tossed as Futures Lose 1-0
Miller pitched a no hitter for the Future A.C. against Buller but took a 1-0 loss. He struck out eight in a heartbreaking setback as Buller scored in the first of the eighth. Dewey Lutz doubled for the Futures, Babeba Reed also homered, and Grouch retired the next hitter. Futures will play Salem Sunday at Dein Park with Em broski slated to pitch for the Ensures. Futures all time record stands at 187 wins and 41 losses.
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Pulaski Indians Bump In North Pulaski League Losses
In North Pulaski and Wampum faltered as Pulaski defied Allsville 8 to 5 while New Wilmington beat Wampum 62. New Castle Edenburg game postponed. Stacy and Dubrasky led with two hits each for the winners. Hill s Hillsville pitcher Fishburn held Pulaski to a tough line.
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Smith misses course mark in amateur tourney
Johnstown Pa. Amateur Tourney at Sunnehanna sees former Michigan golf champion Smith, 38, fire a 35 on the front and a 41 back for a 76 in round two. He barely misses the course record, finishing 1 under par for 36 holes and holding a one stroke lead over Thomas D. Aston of Gainesville, Ga.
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Arnold Entered in Milwaukee Race
Milwaukee readers expect a Red Mays big car race near victory with Roger Ward and 12 of the first 15 finishers from Indianapolis joining strong contenders Jim Rathman Tony Beltenhausen Johnny Thomas Johnny Boyd Chuck Arnold in the lineup.
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Indianapolis
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Fidianapolis
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Hovertown
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Johnny Boyd
Fresno
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Chuck Arnold
Stamford
Conn
Cubs Rivalry Stumbles as Wiliman Injured at Forbes Field
Cubs pitcher Dave Wiliman tripped during batting drills at Forbes Field Friday and was carried to the clubhouse with bruises on his right knee. Preliminary exams said injuries are not serious as Pirates players chased a fly ball, and several Cubs fielded poorly while Walls played only the ninth. The Pirates edged the Cubs in a rough game with key hits and a three-run outburst that included a homer by Long off Vernon Law. In Delaware Park, Stanton’s Joe Culmone rode to a 1:47 mile track record, shaving a fifth of a second off Firey Torch’s 1934 mark.
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Princess Slated For A C's Grappler Show
The Sheik of Araby will join by a princess in a pre match ceremony and will face Abe Jacobs in a one fall match at AC wrestling show. Argentina Rocha teams with Chief Big Heart in a two of three falls tag match. Promoter Ray Fabiant aims Recca Chief Big Heart against Tokyo Joe and Zebra Kid. Aldo Bogni and John Vance face Johnny Barend and Don Lewin. opener pits Chief Eagle against John Valentine. Tickets on sale at Jefferson Cy Crom Richmond New York.
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