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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1963
Page
7
Fragmentary text references Palermo arshals planned sald rites and a hearing at Stanton with witnesses and an attorney's son Cleve. Details are unclear, but it mentions a fire hearing and stress at a town meeting.
New York AP reports Paul Hornung and Alex Karras suspended as NFL fights gambling influence. League solidarity with Commissioner Rogue delivers a sweeping stance, leaving the stars with no immediate recourse beyond possible future forgiveness not before 1964.
The Mets endured a rough end to the season as Bob Miller, traded to Los Angeles, finally found success with 72 9 scoreless innings in his first start for the Dodgers while Diamondbacks? No, the report also notes a triple steal by Colts in San Francisco and a 6-5 Milwaukee win over Philadelphia. Commissioner Rozelle imposes suspensions on Hornung and Karras for betting on games, with Detroit fines and ongoing appeals.
Detroit moved atop the American League standings after a 4-2 win over the Yankees as Gus Triandos drove in three runs with a homer and a double. The Angels’ pitching professor Don Lee tossed a 4-0 shutout over Minnesota, striking out three and allowing three singles in a strong performance.
Schedule shows Los Angeles at Minnesota and Kansas City at Chicago among Friday games. Also listed are Detroit at Boston, New York at Washington, Cleveland at Baltimore, Minnesota at Chicago, plus National League standings with Milwaukee and San Francisco leading divisions. Wednesday results include Cincinnati over New York, Milwaukee over Philadelphia, St. Louis over Pittsburgh, and Chicago beating Los Angeles in 10 innings.
Jamestown won the center-fire test at the local range led by J Thomas with 271. Corry finished second at 1285 as Walnut Creek took third with 1256 and Gem City 1090. R Volkmer of Walnut Creek was runner-up with 266, while Corry’s Kurt Lindberg and Gem City’s J Miller shot 264s.
Johnny Edwards belted a grand slam in the first inning and added a sacrifice fly in the seventh to power Cincinnati to an 8 0 victory, as New York Mets dropped to 0 8. Don Lee allowed three hits over 40 innings in Angels victory over the Twins, while Earl Wilson took the loss for Minnesota. Miller kept the Red Sox scoreless after Liz Clinton's three run homer in the eighth for Baltimore’s late upset.
At the VFWA League banquet held at the Post Home, Joe Baressi dominated the evening by winning at least 100 in prize money and being named league president for the coming year. He also received 50 for a 279 game and 700 series, with WEW Post matching 24 for 275+ games and 700+ series. The event featured 50 attendees enjoying T bone dinners and awards for top players, teams, and honors across the standings.
Los Angeles Lakers rout Boston Celtics 119 99 in game three of the National Basketball Association finals. West and Elgin Baylor starred for the Lakers, with West delivering a sensational all around performance that coach Fed Schaus called the greatest he has seen. Celtics captain Bob Cousy noted a natural letdown but warned the series could still go seven if Boston wins Friday.
Ike Clarence Madison topped the Raymond League singles tourney at Bowl Aire with a 247 high, augmented by an 88 handicap. Others hitting 200s included Bob Ottaway 211 and Carl Peterson 208. Womens Moose League at Avalon Center saw Roxann Bradfoyle 261 top series and Audrey Rouse 257.
A reorganizational meeting of the City Softball League is scheduled for Monday night. The City Recreation Committee urges teams to send at least one representative. The meeting is at Corry Area High School room 50. Representatives of Church and softball league teams should attend. Use the gym lobby entrance.
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