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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1960
Page
7
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Chicago Cubs manager Chuck Grimm speaks of a strong mix of rookies and veterans as he molds a first division club. Ernie Banks again leads in MVP talk after 1959, with Lew Johnson shining among rookies and a crowded field for infield and pitching spots including Dek Crott Moe Drabowsky Don Hoston and Ron Santo among hopefuls.
Riflemen from Conneaut Ohio host Amboy with a 1 3 record and a full game lead in the Western Pennsylvania Rifle League standings while the B squad sits at even and Amboy B trails GEAA for first place. A postponed Walnut Creek game was rescheduled for April 11 following TeRULAY near the league close.
NAIA All-Stars stunned Ohio State 76 to 68 in a playoff style game last night. The team featured players such as Jackie Moveland and Ge Luutsian Trekwe while Ohio State struggled to find offense and only managed a late free throw from a key scorer. The upset marks a surprising win over the NCAA champion as Akron AAU veterans joined the effort in the later rounds.
Franklin defeats Prairie in a YMCA tournament opener with Stillson scoring 24 points and Davis adding 23 as Franklin advances toward quarterfinals. Opponents include Butter Py and others in a regional bracket with notable scorers.
Banwuania ormuary Bill Dewitt Detroit Tiger president says he will talk with General Manager Frank Lane of the Cleveland Indians to see if Lane is interested in a trade involving catcher Russ Nixon. The Tigers would part with Lou Berbera and Lang, and show interest in rookie third baseman Steve Demeter.
Tom Nieporte of Bronxville led the Azalea Open field at Cave Pear Country Club in Wilmington Alabama after a 64 yesterday to sit eight under par. He holds a three shot edge over Jerry Barber Gray Brewer Dave Rogan and Jerry Pittsman with Ed Oliver close at 89 and several others bettering par 72 in ideal weather.
Marutres blanked Chicago 2 0 as Montreal swept the best of seven 4 0 Detroit and Toronto tied 2 2 in a best of seven, while a new MLB umpire Edo Vargo from Butler Pennsylvania was named by Warren Giles. Last night in Los Angeles Alfredo Gata Bernardo and Reubon Stubbs were involved in a fight incident.
Norm Siebern, in his first season with the Kansas City Athletics, sparked a 5-4 victory over the Baltimore Orioles at West Palm Beach with a homer, a double and three RBIs as he plants himself at first base after being traded from the Yankees. The article notes Siebern’s career rebound after past early-season struggles, mentions his earlier Yankee benching and the notable trades involving several players, and details other Florida spring results including Hadley and Kubek homers for New York and various exhibition games across the state.
Sox vice president Hank Greenberg plans talks with Cal Griffith to swap slugger Sievers for a package that could include Battey and Dan Mincher. Earlier a deal would have sent Earl Battey and Sammy Esposito to Washington, but Esposito is not being moved.
Rose Welden rolled 231 to lead a women’s night in the VFW jA League, with Milt Kingsley posting 234 for the men in the Corry Jamestown League. Rosa Baker, Marie Wotus, Mary Hnatyszyn, Judy Jrome, Dot Morton, Nancy Cerrie, and June Dorrance also posted scores. Kingsley joined by Bill McKee and others in top overall pins. In the Bowl-Aire League, Jim Varesso and Ron Hiscox led with 229 and 221. Yankees Seek Foytack Trade As Exhibition Slump Persists.
New York AP reports polo once tied to the 1920s wealth and Meadow Brook is fading amid housing growth and highway construction. Roy Moriarity of the U S Polo Assn says the game struggles to pay its way as attendance shrinks and noise from nearby fields irritates golfers, with field owners considering sale.
British Empire middleweight king Dick Tiger is a 8 to 5 favorite against Victor Zalazar in a 10 round NBC telecast from the Boston Arena. Tiger, 22-2 with 10 knockouts, faces Zalazar 29-2-? with 15 knockouts, in a Massachusetts scoring system match.
The 15th annual Men’s Bowling Tournament reaches its second weekend with second and third rounds completed. Team and individual events resume tomorrow and Sunday at Bowl-Aire Lanes. Leading scores from last week include a 300 game by Texas Lunch in team play, 1243 by Marlyn Jukes and Earl Blayton in doubles, a 638 singles series by Gary Dingfelder, and John Woodard’s 1849 all events pinfall.
In a spring training clash, Tito Francona and Willie McCovey homered as Cleveland beat San Francisco 11 to 10 in the ninth. McCovey’s earlier two RBI double sparked the Giants, while Francona added a long homer off Giants rookie Georges Maranda. Francona, hitting .268 last season, struggled in spring with two hits in 43 at bats.
Kansas City report notes Chuck Davis, 6 foot Westminster College standout and former South Salona High School athlete, was named to the NAIA 1960 basketball all star first team in an today’s announcement.
San Juan report notes Phillies general manager John Quinn predicts the team will climb out of the National League cellar this year. He cites an improved club, new players, and a string of trades after a rough exhibition season. The Phillies open a three game set with the Chicago White Sox tonight.
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