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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1963
Page
7
Mets Tie Streaks With Four Straight Wins In Doubleheader
The Mets swept the Milwaukee Braves 8-5 and 9-3 to extend their winning streak to four, lifting them from NL cellar. Jim Hickman drove in seven runs with a 450 foot double and two homers including a grand slam. Highman hit a grand slam in the first game. Willie Mays and Willie McCovey homered for the Giants in a split with the Cubs as other NL games saw varied results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Guld Casey Stengel
Milwaukee Braves
Selfer
Braves
Jim Hickman
Hickman
Mets
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Giants
St. Tells
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston
Cincinnati
Pittsbirsh An. Highman
Claude Raymond
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Tom Hiller
Tony Gonzalez
Phillies
Cards
Art Mahaffey
Dick Groat
Ron Fairly
Dodgers
Colts
Bob Miller
Leo Cardenas
Vada Pinson
Jim Maloney
Local bowlers shine in Beaver League at BowlAire
John Xander Pearl McCray led Beaver League action with a 603 series at BowlAire on Saturday. Runners include Jim Rhoades 563, Denny Dyckes 544, Denny Becker 529, and Dave Edwards 509. Ten year olds and mixed doubles also highlighted a day of lofty scores and promising talent across junior and VFW leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Xander
BowlAire
Jim Rhoades
Denny Dyckes
Denny Becker
Dave Edwards
Tom Harvey
Galand Harvey
Dave MacKenzie
al Rigby
Ron Hepler
Rick Bachemer
Vern Law Returns to Minor Leagues with Kinston Assignment
Veteran right hander Vern Law is sent to Kinston North Carolina in Class A Carolina League by the Pittsburgh Pirates on a chance to pitch more as warmer weather aids his shoulder. Pirates general manager Joe Brown stated Law’s progress at the Daytona Beach camp has been encouraging, marking a comeback effort after time in major league spring training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Law
Mator Eagles
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kinston
N. C
Carolina
Aguirre Shines As AL Star Pitcher In Early Season
Hank Aguirre starred for the Detroit Tigers with three wins in three starts, including three complete games and a 1.67 ERA. He struck out 20 in 27 innings, helping Detroit edge Boston while Baltimore and Chicago teams traded wins, and Jim Bouton secured the Yankees’ 7-6 comeback over Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aguirre
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Steve Barber
Indians
Dick Donovan
Orioles
Chicago
Minnesota
Jim Roland
White Sox
Sox
John Buzhardt
Jim Bouton
Ralph Terry
New York Yankees
Washington
Leon Wagner
Los’ Angeles
Kansas City
Bob ‘Scheffing
Tigers
Yanks
Norm Cash
BI Monbouquette
Bob Tillman
Sam McDowell
Barber
Donovan
Birds
Robi Roberts
Bouton
Terry
Tom Tresh
Roland
Twins
Bob Allison
Buzhardt
Remp
Pete Ward
Lea
Anfuls
D. Ne
A's
Jack Spring
Haywood Sullivan
Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
American League standings show Baltimore Chicago New York Kansas City Detroit and Boston with varying records. Sundays list highlights include Baltimore and New York wins while Cleveland and Detroit stumble. National League table features San Francisco Pittsburgh Chicago Philadelphia New York and Houston with mixed results and several scheduled games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Detroit
Boston
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Washington
Chicano
Minnesota
Minnegota
W. L. Pel
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
St. Laws
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Houston
St. Louis
St. Lowssa
Pan Am Games jolting start hits US squad hard
The Pan American Games opened with Cuba routing the United States in baseball while US swimmers set Pan Am marks and the American hoopsters won over Puerto Rico. The tennis quartet faced organizational blunders as yachting and wrestling joined the program. track and field did not yet begin. Issac Berger lifted a masterful 782.50 pounds as judo medals went to the United States and Brazil, with Britain Guiana winning bantamweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sao Paula
Brazil
United States
Uncle Sam
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Mexico
U.S.A
British Guiana
Issac Berger
York
Chet Jastremski
Steve Clark
Jastremski
Clark
Yankees Boost Roster With Two Deals In Open Market
Yanks completed three trades and a purchase to reshape the roster. Steve Hamilton arrived from Washington as left handed relief, Harry Bright joined for about 25000 dollars as a right handed bat, and Hector Brown and Jim Coates were sent away to Houston and New York's deal with Cincinnati. Bright will spell rookie Joe Pepitone at first against left handed pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nglun
New York Yankee
Ralph Houk
Yankees
Steve Hamilton
Harry Bright
Jim Coates
Hector
Skinny
Brown
Houston Colts
Whitey Ford
Bud Daley
Bright
Yankee
Joe Pepitone
Pepitone
Moose's Bowlers defeat McKean in two matches
Moose's Restaurant and Bar of the Bowl-Arie A League won a doubleheader against McKean yesterday. First match at McKean ended 2638 to 2601 for Moose's, second match at Bon-Aire yielded 2752 to 2600. Larry Barr led with a 569 series and a 225 game. Chick Elchynski topped the second tie with a 597 and a 247 opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose’s
McKean
Bon-Aire
Larry Barr
Corryites
Chick Elchynski
Elchynski
Moose
Ed Barr
Blchynski
Dick Merkle
Russ Beals
Barr
Raymond Key League Banquet Honors Top Bowlers
The Raymond Bowling League held its annual banquet at the Moose Home with steak dinners for bowlers and guests. Secretary Jim Hannan handed out cash prizes and trophies. top awards went to Ray Higley Ed Koyach and Ross Bailey. Higley had the season’s high 603 series Koyach the high 256 game Bailey the top 175.45 average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Bowling League
Moose
Jim Hannan
League
Ray Higley
Ed Koyach
Ross Bailey
Higley
Koyach
Bailey
Bob Ottaway
Harry Frontroth
Bob Hunt
Wave Rivet
Joe Pitcavage
John Falcone
George Beardsley
Earl Steadman
Les Danner
Jim Walters
Ea Gluvna
Union Citions Lead Pa Tourney
Union City bowlers representing the Moose posted a 92 854 series to move ahead of Sunny Jim Restaurant in the Class B team standings at the state Men s Bowling Association tournament last night.
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Walamdiuil
Union City
Moose
Sunny Jim Restaurant
Pittsburgh
NBA Playoffs Saturday Result From Schedule
Los Angeles defeated Boston 125 to 119 in a playoff game. Boston still leads the best of seven final series as of the prior day, with Barr and Bemis contributing key points for the Clippers and Celtics respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Boston
Mary Hnatyszyn Wins VEW Tourney Top Prize in Women’s Bowling
Mary Hnatyszyn captured first in the VEW weekend women’s handicap event with 577 in Class A. Dot Lytton was second with 576, Avi Gluvna third with 572. Gladys Amoroso led the B division at 534. The singles tourney held on West Washington lanes drew 95 entrants across three divisions, led by top scorers and high games including Roxann Bradford’s 109 and Harvey’s 199.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hnatyszyn
Keglerette
Dot Lytton
Avi Gluvna Plac
Gladys Amoroso
Kaya Messina
Bernice Keppel
Gen Sonoski
Ap2
Roxann Bradford
de Harvey
West Washington Street
Worpan
Softball Meeting Slated Tonight By City Recreation Committee
A softball meeting is scheduled for this evening at 7:30 p.m. Attendees include representatives from local schools and the Softball League. The purpose is to rename a league for the upcoming season and discuss attendance and parking guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feyer
Lexcun
al Corry
Renrest
Churel
Injuries May Hurt Beaver Track Hopes
Corry High faces a rough Franklin meet with at least five Beaver athletes sidelined by injuries. Coach Max Bennink must juggle limited sprinters and a decimated relay group as newcomers like Kennedy Rennells and Darnoall join the fray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Franklin
Max Bennink
Knijhts
Bill Walsh
Jim Black
Porcreek
Direk Henry
Black
Henry
Bilyard
Rick Thompson
Dave Gilliland
Harvercreck
Dave Yard
Dick Scholton
Dave Edwards
Scholton
Edwards
Yard
Bentiink
Benmink
Chuck Kennedy
John Rennells
Terry Darnoall
Dex Iter Sdndburg
Bennink
Beavers
Tosim
McDowell
Harborcreek
Franklin Field
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Pearl McCray
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Raymondites
Holy Hunt
Clarence “Mailson
Dick Lewis
Debbie Caniso
Avalon Center
Debbie
Martha Houser
Tom Morton
Linda Wetmore
Little Linda
Lanny Fitch
Linda
Lanny
Terry McCray
Mary Migliaccio
Pang
Patty Wetmore
Meerhoff
la Finitatones
Gutter Dusters
Beaver League
Vern Law
Stockholm
Ingenias
Johanson
Sweden
Brian London
England
Lox Stable
Hal
New Forks
Curtis Cater
Dallas
Hank Aguirre
Detroit Tigers
Betsy Rawls
Miami
Fila
Augusta
Miss Rawls
Lefelvie
Mickey Wright
Tex
Fathy Whitworth
Jal
N. M
Pittshirst
St. Lovie
Blondie
Alexander
Moose Lodge
Tony Slava
Clyde McCray
Clarence Madison
Bark Row
Jim Vannan
Bud Reed
Kay Wigley
Rossalley
Ed Glivna
Journal
Raymond Key League
Union Citions
Saa
Mary Hnatyszyn Tourney Champ
Mary Hanat
Lytton Ann Gluvna
Mary ‘Pantle
Audrey Rouse
Esther Mieke Clas
Gla Amo
Oso Kay Messina
Mary DeLury
Mberta van Winkle
Rose Amotasa
Tilia Rureloweeh
Cook
Suveyison
Berilice Keppel
Gen Sonnski
Sandy
Hravel
Guignon
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