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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1961
Page
7
One Week Away Sparks Prep For Cony High Wrack
A week remains until Cony High hosts a big wobble of matches as the Warriors visit to face Orange and Rhineinds led by Yird and Benmoule. Rich Arrington is reportedly out with an injury, dampening hopes for a standout meeting. The article notes heavy local interest and a potential large crowd for Pridine’s clash and Ble Mast’s showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cony High
Byle Bass
Warriors
Orange
Warthy
Pridiy
al- Hington
Johns UW
Michigan State
Bowling crown eludes Wayne as Skinner leads season
In a murky report on Hammond Elevator bowling, Skinner dominates the high series with 677, followed by 662 and 650. Beating rivals like Hammond’s top teams, the season shows Skinner’s clear edge as the local scene recalls hayday with past top averages around 103 in 1941 while other figures remain incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WG Saunet NG Amer
Hammond Elevator
YEWA
Wilte
Sen
Kefanvey
Demianops
Allinglehaldl Skinner
Yoon
Skinner
Keene
Hammond
Qian
Masone
Hayde Crage
So Tom
Jim The Jumper Plausible Escapade Nets Early Buzz
Philadelphia Phillies hopeful Jim Owens, a Bradford High School alum, is tied to a recent NL escapade and rumored to be preparing in Miland, Pennsylvania. Other notes mention Milwaukee bidding for pitchers, Gary Peters praised by White Sox, and Barber potentially breaking into professional football from Penn Blue this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plauiuse
Evar
Guy Wim Owens
Philadelphia Phils
Hay
Mekwan County
Bure
Milind
Owens
Bradford
Gene Maud
Phillies
Duns
Milwaukee
HBR
Gary Peters
Don Mossi
White Sox
al Lopes
Lopes
Senor Alphonse
Owens Agin
Blew Barber
Eny Barber
Penn
Alreddy
Uie
Billtilo Bills
Fraser Favored In Net Tourney
Fraser is favored in a forthcoming tennis event as players from Australia and other nations prepare. The article mentions notable competitors and goals, highlighting expectations and potential upsets while noting entrants and progress toward the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser
Major League Park Hosts First Game Exhibition Opener Opens Season
The Cubs and Dodgers lead spring action as Major League Park hosts the first exhibition games. Roebuck, sidelined with a shoulder issue, is placed on the disabled list by the Dodgers pending commissioner approval. Kennedy is slated to throw, with exhibition schedules and results across leagues highlighting Cardinals, Reds, White Sox, and Yankees games in warm weather venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Roebuck
Chi‘cago Cubs
Slanon Roebuck
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pard Frick
Roebuck
Cubs
Ville
Smunaier
Bhi Weies
Joy
Kennedy
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Senators
New York Yankees
St. Loui Cardinals
Busch Stadium
Cincinnati Reds
Milwaukee
Dodgers
San Francisco
Bost
Detroit Tigers
Chikazo
Cleveland
Bob Bul
Bam Jones
Giants
Phoenix
Herb
Wes
Johnny Romano
Tacians
Tucson
Angels
Aubrey Gatewood
Low Klim
Chook
A's
Peter Ramos
West Palm Beach
Reichler Favors Dodgers Orioles
Joe Reichler analyzes 1960 season prospects with Dodgers and Orioles as likely World Series favorites. He highlights Dodgers pitching depth led by Drysdale Williams Podres and a strong bench, while Orioles rely on young arms Estrada Pappas Fisher Barber and veteran support. He predicts standings across leagues and notes Yankees Cards Pirates and White Sox as contenders with notable rosters and pitching questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Reichler
NEW York (Ap
Los Angles Dodgers
Baltimore Opole
Walter Alston
Dodgers
Paul Richards
Orioles
Friend To Start In Bucs Opener Against Giants
Pirates will open the season with Friend on the mound against San Francisco in the opener at San Francisco. Law will start the second game of the series with the Giants as manager Danny Murtaneh announced yesterday. Friends last season was 18 12 with a strong spring training at Fort Myers Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withia
San. Car
Bo Friend
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco West
Veyron Law
Giants
Danny Murtaneh
Law
Pirates
Ihely Spring
Fort Myers
Pordelphia
Record-setting circle round yields stellar women score
The 600 series set a thrilling tone as a female bowling event produced a high total of 186. Top performances were by Alice Ferpiaindes with 638 and Doris Pots with 626, driving the match to an impressive tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ferpiaindes
Doris Pots
AP Newsmen Favor Yanks Bums To Win Pennants
AP poll of sports writers and sportscasters selects Dodgers and Yankees to win the pennants. Dodgers lead Pirates 125 first place votes to 92. Yankees 192 first place votes to 45 for Orioles. Milwaukee San Francisco St. Louis also picked in NL race. Chicago Cleveland Detroit Minnesota Boston Kansas City vote patterns noted. Washington placed ninth in AL. Angels and new DC team receive sparse first-division ballots. Cubs edge Phillies for NL cellar spot with 24 points to 539.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Uie Cardinals
Chicago White Sox
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Baltimore
New York
Minnesota
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Chuck Estrada
Milt Pappas
Duck Fisher
Steve Barber
Jerry Walker
Hoyt Wilhelm
Hal Brown
Billy Hoeft
Jol Papa
Eli Grba
Bobby Shanta
Dale Long
Bob Cerv
Mickey Mane
Roger Maris
Bill Skowren
Yogi Berra
Elston Howard
Tony Kubek
Cletis Boyer
Bobby Richardson
Hector Lopez
Curt Simmons
al Civotte
Musial
Boyer
Bill White
Daryl Spencer
Braves
Aaron
Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
Bob Buhl
Carl Willey
Giants
Yanks
Orioles
Cardinals
Angels
Cubs
Phillies
Phils
Young Valdez Faces Champion Davey Moore in Los Angeles
Boxing notes report Danny Milder challenges the reigning world featherweight titleholder Davey Moore Saturday night at the Olympic Auditorium. Moore, 31, dominant for five years with one knockout loss in a rematch, eyes a defense against the rising Springdale, Ohio contender as he seeks to maintain his long title reign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Milder
Stan
Davey Moore
Tomy
Davey
Olympic Auditorium
Ohio
Vey
Giaris
Bassey
Wise Moore
Carlos Hernandie
Cabagas
Venizuela
Unite
Ricardo Gonuflex
Argentina
Hawks Hope Lovellette Returns to Face Celtics
ST. LOUIS AP The St. Louis Hawks expect Clyde Lovellette to return for a game against the Boston Celtics in the NBA World Series after a twisted back sidelined him since March 27. Lovellette, a top rebounder and scorer, averaged 20.4 points in the regular season and will wear a back brace, hindering jumping but not shooting. His return could pull Bill Russell away from inside play, aiding the Hawks in their 0-2 series deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
St. Louis Hawks
Clyde Lovellette
Boston Celtics
Lovellette
Celtics
National Basketball Association
Hawks
Loveliette
Lakers
Louellette
Clyde
Bill Russell
Russell
Beavers Mercurial Pair Shines in Autumn Gridiron
Jat autumn saw Beavers opponents yielding to a mercurial pairing that powered many 60 yard runs. The Jotsid Bullet Ball members formed part of the varsity Hacketball at East Pleasant Street institution this past season. Opening meet of the inter season is set for next Friday at Sheen Athletic Belt against Brit East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beavers
Jne
Eaat Pleasant Street
Sheen Athletic Belt
Brit East
Bowling scores highlight women and men leagues misreadable
Muydean Niedomys and Hos wn Bradford led a night of bowling action with 501 sets in the VFWB League. Roxann posted a 199 best game and a large series aided by a 4 7 0 10 split conversion. Thelma Glivis rolled 176 and 189 in Belrcatt. WEW A League saw Marion Bulard 206 and 185, Helen Hoyt 184. Twenty men reached 206 with Steve Woeuwice at 403. Bont-Aire National B League top scorers were George Beardsley and Andy Tomeho with 228. Corry-damostown double century list includes Jon Miller 219 and others like Hammertee 213 and Ford Stewart 212.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muydean Niedomys
Hoswn
Bradford
VFWB
Muydean
Roxann
Thelma Glivis
Belrcatt
WEWA
Marion Bulard
Helen Hoyt
Steve Woeuwice
Steve
Ed Berry
Howard Bycroft
Dick Smith
Abby Walls
Harry Sperry
Smith
George Bailey
Romeo Marchitetli
Ron Hiscox
Arnold McCastin
Cuban Posada named starter in right field for Athletics
Palm Beach Florida reports that a year-old Cuban Leo Posada won the starting right field job for the Kansas City Athletics. Posada had three doubles and a single with two RBIs as KC defeated Minnesota 4 to 1. Manager Gordon announced Bauer would be benched for opening day against Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Bauer
Palm Beach
Fla
Leo Posada
Kansas City Athletics
Posada
Minnesota
Muanagidoe Gordon
Lncup
Boston
Palmer Leads Masters As Ambitious Field Surges
Arnold Palmer shot 68 at Augusta to share the lead with Bob Rosburg while Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus sit two back. The group includes Byron Nelson and other notables as the 25th Masters enters its second round under drizzly, cool conditions with weather threatening more rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Rinner
Gary Player
Jack W Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Avery Round
Byron Nelson
1457 Gang
Doug Ford
Paul Harney
Jumny Pott
Charley Coe
Ken Venturi
PGA
Jay Hebert
Gene Littler
Tommy Bolt
Stan Leonard
Billy Casper
Sammy Snead
Ben Hogan
Detroiters Lead ABC Team Event in Bowling
Detroit’s Siroh Beers tops the professional classic division with 2,972 last night, adding to a 3,006 earlier for a 5,978 six game total. Bob Strampe’s six-game 1,320 helps the Detroiters overtake Chicago’s Hamms, who had led since March 29 on 5,910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroiters
ABC
Detroit
Siroh Beers
Sirohs
Bob Strampe
Chicago
Hamms
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