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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1966

Page

8

McDowell Hurls 1 Hitbeat A’s 2-0 Behind Crandall Dialo

Sam McDowell pitched a 1 hitter through six innings before Jose Tartabull’s leadoff single ended the bid. The Indians nabbed both runs on a bases loaded two out single by Larry Brown in the sixth as Crandall caught with veteran savvy, lifting Cleveland past Kansas City 2-0.

McDowell Kansas City Jose Tartabull A’s Larry Brown Denny McLain Detroit Minnesota Chicago Washington Frank Howard Boston New York McLain Norm Cash al Kaline Twins Cash Kaline Tom McCraw Senators

Major League Standings Update and Schedule

Standings show Atlanta five, San Francisco five, Philadelphia five, Pittsburgh two, Cincinnati one, St. Louis two, Los Angeles unknown. Today’s games list New York at Chicago, St. Louis at Los Angeles, Atlanta at San Francisco, with schedules pending.

Atlanta San Francisco Philadelphia Pittsburgh Houston Cincinnati St. Louis Los Angeles New York Chicago Cleveland Baltimore Detroit Boston Kansas City Washington Minnesota California

Spy Above Board as White Sox Notify Umpires

Washington Nationals hosted Chicago White Sox when Floyd Robinson accused a person in right field of spying by taking photos with a camera and talking on a headset. Umpires investigated and found the so called spy to be Dorman Hammer, the scoreboard operator receiving instructions from the press box.

Chicago Howard D.C. Stadium Don Lock McCraw Floyd Robinson Robinson Pete Ward Ward Washington Doug Camilli Carl Yastrzemski Boston New York Ray Barker Bobby Richardson Roy White Yankees Chicago White Sox Washington Senators White Sox Dorman Hammer

Pirates and Giants blanked in 5-0 slates as bunting baffles Pagan

Ken Johnson and Jim Bunning combined for 12 pitch variety to hold Willie Mays in check as Philadelphia and Pittsburgh fall 5-0 while other NL games see St Louis beat LA 2-0 and Houston edge Cincinnati 2-1. Pagan tries bunt, fails, and the Pirates derail on defense during the third.

Associated Press Ken Johnson Willie Mays Jose Pagan Jim Bunning Pagan Pittsburgh Philadelphia Johnson Mays Atlanta San Francisco Giants Bunning Bob Veale Matty Alou Veale Bob Uecker Dick Groat Alou Contes Fed St. Louis Los Angeles Houston Cincinnati Lee Thomas Hank Aaron Pirates Rich Allen Phillies Cookie Rojas Larry Jaster Dodgers Cardinals Curt Flood Smith Mike Cuellar John Bateman Astro Jim Gentile

Corry Skeeters Sweep Sparta In Skeet Meet Victory

Corry Skeeters defeated Sparta 232 to 217 in a skeet match at Sparta Sunday afternoon. High scorers were Bill Mitchell Ed Bielawski and Huck Mewes with 47 each. Bud Watrous and Cleo Clepper shot 46 and 45 to help round out the top five.

Corry Sparta Spartansburg Bill Mitchell Ed Bielawski Huck” Mewes Bud Watrous

Double King Griffith May Go To Court

Emile Griffith, newly crowned middleweight champion, plans to court to keep the welterweight title after upsetting Dick Tiger in Madison Square Garden. The 28-year-old underdog could defend the middleweight title June 18 or face Joey Archer or Nino Benvenuti. Tiger may get a return bout if he wants it. Griffith vacates welterweight per boxing rules as coowner Howard Albert says they will seek an injunction Tuesday in court to prevent title loss.

Inw York Emile Griffith Dick Tiger Tiger Madison Square Garden Griffith the Garden Joey Archer New York Italy Nino Benvenuti Art Mercante Frank Forbes Tony Castellano Joey Giardello Giardello New York State Athletic Commission World Boxing Association Howard Albert State Supreme Court

The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is There

A compact reflection on how spoken language vanishes while printed text endures, contrasting ephemeral speech with lasting records. The phrase underscores the enduring nature of print in preserving ideas, culture, and history beyond immediate conversation.

Bowling feats light up Bowl-Aire League finale

Ten 500 series in one night highlight Bowl-Aire A League final as Corry bowler Burkhart posts 697, Tom the Bomb adds 221 222 254, Hammond 222 205 204, and Dunnewold edges Woodard for high average by 11 pins. Other notable scores include 245 from Fred Clark and 235 222 150 from Stewart. Racing ex-Champion Sears retires after back injuries from a 130 mph crash.

Corry Burkhart Tom Fred McEldowney Hammond Bay Dunnewald Woodard Merkle Dingfelder Czech Stewart Baressi Chuck Willett Jim Va Tasso Fred Clark Art Perkins Robbie Robinson Paul Clark Herb Berghaus Shorty Doan Corry Bakery Dunnewold John Woodard Earl Meerhoff Meerhoff VFW Jack Magee L. Philli Joe Niedomus Kei Clark Sears Price John Zajac Ron Greeley Spartansburg Ray Morris Bernie Skiff Ed Weaver

Arctic Safari at Rex Theater Shows Big Game Hunts

Anchorage guide Rod Hayes stars in Arctic Safari a 16mm color sound film filmed behind the hunter's shoulder. The Rex Theater screens the action packed adventure tomorrow and Thursday at 8 pm with tickets at the door. It features polar bears moose sheep caribou and bears in close up scenes.

Ahlenge Wit Siesepdieie Namlor Arctic Safari Alaska Rod Hayes Anchorage Hayes Rex

Milwaukee Braves Stay Bid Sparks Antitrust War

Wisconsin attorneys urge a stay on Milwaukee Braves relocation while the National League fights the state's Little Sherman Act ruling. Judge Elmer Roller deferred ruling on the stay as baseball seeks a Supreme Court review. The court held the National League liable for 1960s expansion actions and fined each club $5,000 plus costs.

Milwaukee Wis Wisconsin Baseball Monday Supreme Court Willard Stafford George B. Christenson Chicago Baseball Elmer Roller Braves National League Atlanta Christenson Ray T. McCann Roller

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