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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1958
Page
7
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The Pennsylvania Game Commission seeks male residents aged 21 to 35 for game protector training starting July 1 at the Conservation School. Training runs to March 1086 with a one year probation. starting salary $9,925 after probation. Written exam May 10 in Harrisburg, oral interviews June 2. Apply by mail with complete forms to theExecutive Director in Harrisburg.
Sharon Hansen a 1955 Corry Area High School graduate and daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Hansen lives at 311 West Washington Street She is a sophomore at Beaver College majoring in medical technology and plays first team catcher for the varsity softball team Also noted Warren High School golf lists seven seniors on its ten player roster with players Bevevino Toscana Yerg Bevevino Hanson Anthony Bedwick Schaullman Tickner Frantz and others competing The Bow Aire League sees brothers Chick and Rod Post both averaging 148 for 7B with Chuck at 11517 pins and Rod at 11113 for the season
Don McKenney scored twice and Fleming Mackell set a playoff assist record as Boston defeated Montreal 3-1 to square the best-of-seven Stanley Cup final at two. The bone rattling game kept the series tense with momentum shifting in Boston’s favor.
In Delray Beach Florida Mason Rudolph Ft Chraffer Arik and Billy Key from Columbus Georgia advanced to the finals of the Western Amgy tear.
The Cleveland card featured Cecil Shorts at 147 pounds in a fight against Arie Ture with a 14 round main event. In Detroit Dave Charnley stopped Pete Waterman in a lighter weight bout.
Don Larsen pitched a four hitter for New York in a 3-0 victory over Boston before a record crowd of 35,323. Casey Stengel’s lineup changes paid off as Jerry Lumpe sat at third while Andy Carey started opening day and Yogi Berra hit a homer off Willard Nixon in the seventh.
Governor George M. Leader announced plans for Pennsylvania’s first winter sports state park to open by January 1, 1959. Located in Denton Township Potter County along Route 6, the park will focus on skiing and winter recreation, with year-round facilities as feasible. Secretary Maurice K. Goddard will accelerate construction to provide employment in the hard-hit area and surveys on the Canton Hil area will begin soon.
The 1958 Franklin High School Knights track team, rebuilding after graduation losses, features four sophomores or juniors among six returning letter winners. Key performers include Kuhn, Woltowicz, and Conrad, with strong hopes in field events led by Kuhn and Fogle. The squad opens the season April 25 against Oil City, then meets Rocky Grove and Meadville in May culminating with Section II and District 10 meets.
New York Yankees star shortstop Tony Kubek reportedly passes his physical and will begin six months active duty with the Army Reserve, leaving Milwaukee May 24. Club officials express surprise and doubt the report, noting no regular induction plan.
Springfield Indians host Hershey Bears in a decisive Calder Cup series clash in Springfield Massachusetts. Hershey leads 2-1 after a 4-0 win in the last game. Springfield hoping to become the first fourth place team to win the cup in the 15 year club history.
In Chapel Hill Buck Freeman resigns as assistant coach at North Carolina University while Archie Oldham, ex freshman coach at Columbia, will replace Lou Rosini as head coach in New York.
The opening day showcased rookies across teams as Ron Blackburn Curt Radon and R C Stevens helped the Pirates edge the Braves 4 3 in 14 innings. Jim Davenport Orlando Cepeda contributed for the Giants in a 6 0 win over the Dodgers. Chuck Essegian Ray Semp roch fueled Philadelphia to a 6 4 win over Cincinnati while Chicago Cubs shut out St Louis 4 0. Stan Musial set a NL record for total bases in five trips.
Hyron Nichols shot 238 at Bowl-Aire as the Avro Athletic Association closed its 1957 68 season. Chuck Willett added 208 and 200. Dorothy Rathbun led Bowl-Aire Ladies B with 306. Katheryn Kirin 104, Maribelle Sample 195, Tom Beardsley 191, Angie Crapser 179, Shirley Smith 175, Theresa Hujec 175. Barbara Wickwire starred in Avalon Ladies H with 178. League standings show Maintenance 84 48 sets, Propellers 32, Engineering 6, Tool Room 52, Sales 883 782 755 2220, Jets 794 686 700 2180.
A racing update notes New York Surinam winning the Cross Island purse at Ja males. Laurel Maryland reports Daumay 85 60 capturing the feature at Laurel.
Pennsylvania's 1968 trout season opened under high water and muddy conditions. Some anglers found success on Big Spirit Creek in Cumberland County, with an unnamed 27 and 21 inch rainbow trout. Lehigh River yielded mixed results while other districts reported light turnout and fair catches. snow lingered in Pike and Wayne counties. The season runs through September 1, with stocking below last year due to funds and weather hampering hatcheries. Two men died during fishing activity from heart attacks, Walter Haugh Sr. of Waynesboro and John Valinsky of New Philadelphia.
Yesterday's results show American League matches Detroit 4 Chicago 5 Kansas City 5 Cleveland 0 Baltimore 6 Washington 1 New York 3 Boston 0. National League highlights include Philadelphia and Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 4 Milwaukee 3 Chicago 4 St Louis 0 San Francisco Los Angeles 0. Today only listed games query standings and schedule with pitchers notes from box scores.
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